>>> el alcalde cuya comunidad es santuario diece que no se nec t necesita la comunidad. >>> no son zonas guerra, no s son lugares donde haya la nec i necesidad de tener al ejercito m militar. >>> el algacuil qmostro su co d comando e de vigilancia, asegu q que sus camaras son mas efect efectivas. >>> van a delimitare el rio con esto vemos a dos millas. >>> el algacuil pide clarificar la participacion del ejercito en la frontera. >>>no pienso que yo miltiares y un muro va a ser la solucion. >>> dsd eotros republicanos es s dispuestos a ayudar al giobiern. >>> es una buena idea para ev a evitar el trafico de drogas. >>> como mexicano nos miran feo. >>> el alcalde insiste que los s soldados osn para enfrentar a o los enemigos y mexico no lo es. >>> las autoridades estan des n desconcertadas ante la precencia de militares, dicen que esta f o fronertera no es violenta. >>> en mexico los organziadores de la caravana desistieron de llegar a la frontera, pero l a amovilizacion no se ha disuelto, muchos de ellos mantienen su p plan de cruzar a estados unidos. >>> no importa el calor ni ci t cient

must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuild relations with the jewish community, according to its new necember, the comedian eddie izzard. it comes as labour distances itself from some pro—jeremy corbyn facebook groups featuring anti—semitic and abusive comments. heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. if i was retiring on this high, iwould be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for ‘reconciliation‘ in the middle east, singling out the conflict in yemen during his easter message to the world. (00v) the royal air force has been marking its centenary with a series of events across the country. and the travel show heads tojerusalem and bethlehem.

labour's newest nec member, comedian eddie izzard, says the party must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuildelations with thejewish community. it comes as labour distances itself from some pro—jeremy corbyn facebook groups featuring anti—semitic and abusive comments. anthonyjoshua moves a step closer to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, after beating new zealand's joseph parker. if i was retiring on this high i'd be like, "yes, i'm the man". because you retire on a high. but i've got to kind of defend my throne again in a few months, so i'm kind of balanced. we're still hustling. pope francis has called for an end to what he says is carnage in syria and for humanitarian aid to be allowed to reach the vulnerable. i'm shaun ley, and in the next hour.... happy centenary, raf. ceremonies have been taking place around the country as the queen pays tribute to the skill and sacrifice of the men and women of the royal air force who, she said, had gallantly defended freedom. and laura kuenssberg listens to a panel of voters as they discuss their views on brexit. that's in hal

he is taking upa izzard is now on the nec?up a place on labour's ruling body, the national executive council, vacated by christine shawcroft to step down last night, and acknowledging she had become a distraction in the royal around anti—semitism. that relates to her ina anti—semitism. that relates to her in a shoot to kill —— her initial support of a local candidate who was a holocaust denier. eddie izzard kbyte in the most recent election, he automatically takes her place. he comes into that post at what is a difficult time for the party, he has a knowledge that on a statement online, saying these are not the circumstances he would have wanted to ta ke circumstances he would have wanted to take up his place on that committee. he has been a labour campaign and support for many years and has spoken about running for office a few times. he says it is an important time for the party and stamp out completely the stain of anti—semitism from a minority of members. it has no place in the party and the time has come to unite around t

jeremy corbyn did not remove from the nec two days ago, she has resigned two days later, i wonder whato ta ke next few days. quite a task for him to take on. a very high profile figure already for other reasons and suddenly the spotlight on him. he is a very smart cookie. you might find a very smart cookie. you might find a way of making that message work. —— he might find. more intelligently. the sunday mirror. victory on child burials. this is quite a good campaign the mirror have done. credit to them because we tabloids get a lot of stick. this is not a big selling story. caroline harris, swansea east, eight—year—old son martin, he died in 1989. the agony of losing her son was compounded by the fact that she couldn't afford to give him a proper burial. she campaigned against this. theresa may is finally doing something about it. the daily mirror took up the case. they will pay for child burials. it will cost about £10 million, which is a bit of about £10 million, which is a bit of a drop in the ocean when you consider... it's not much. but there are 4500 under 18 's consider... it's

job as director of the nec for seven days. today he jumped at the chance to praise his new boss, donald trump. >> if he's furious with rod rosenstein for sending the agents in to seize cohen, can he compartmentalize and focus on other issues? >> of course excompartmentalize. i'm going to bet you he holds his regular schedule today and i'll bet you he gets stuff done through meetings and decisions. i'll be traveling with a group with him going to latin america. it never stops him. he's a tough guy. he's a tough guy and a smart guy. and this place washington, d.c. aka swamp, they underestimate him. >> a solid defense of the president but about that latin america trip, it's not happening. sarah huckabee sanders announcing barely 30 minutes after kudlow confidently predicted would happen, that trump was canceling his trip citing the crisis in syria. a tough lesson for kudlow but one everyone has to learn eventually. the president doesn't care if his decisions leave his own people looking like fools. welcome to the white house, lar

preste atencion 73, 7 de la noche no esta nec i necesitando abrigo, temperaturas agradabes cuando llegamosingo viene el cambio alcanzando a los 70 en horas de la noche vamos a ir serrandoles los c cambios >> y por ahira el vistazo de lo que paga en el resto del pais, en miami 84 grados temperaturas mas calientes los angeles tambien vamos a ver temperaturas para el saado domingo llega la lluvia las maximas en 23 coienzan a definirse estas te e temperaturas. >> ty si tiene que escoger a do dias sabe que hacer >> y el domingo en horas de la noche el lunes quedamos con este frente frio estos casi 1, 20 grados de dif diferencia para esta epoca del a aÑo no vemos las temperaturas que u aumentan el proximo fin de semana a y el edificio que tenemos. >> y vamos contigo >> arranca la jornada 15 >> los detalles al regresar (musica) >> arrancamos la dosis deportiva con algo de futbol del viejo n continente lso duelsos de semifinales que aun estan con vida en esta e edicion de la champions y vaya partido se lanzarn en ujrainkrania el proximo 26 do bayern munich ante el rmeal madrid liverpool ante roma.

must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuild relations with the jewish community, according to its new necnces itself from some pro—jeremy corbyn facebook groups featuring anti—semitic and abusive comments. heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. if i was retiring on this high, iwould be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for ‘reconciliation‘ in the middle east, singling out the conflict in yemen during his easter message to the world. (00v) the royal air force has been marking its centenary with a series

it was very important, it's why he asked the nec as far as i know, i don't speak to the nec as far as—semitism. .. all the evidence dry to deal with issues like anti—semitism... all the evidence at the moment and there is been evidence very recently which was sponsored by a jewish organisation perhaps expecting different results, they found there was anti—semitism on the far right, very little on the far left. it wasn't an issue under ed miliband. there was anti-semitism against ed miliband in my point of view... there was no atmosphere within the party which meant... as far as within the party which meant... as farasi within the party which meant... as far as i know there is no evidence, and asking for evidence, that things have got worse. i've been in the labour party 50 years, i haven't experienced anti—semitism in that time of the last two years. never? never. i am chair of thejewish voice for labour, we have to be jewish and members of the labour party. the board of deputies and jewish leadership council do not speakfor us jewish leadership council do not speak for us nothing do

when he was defeated in the nec elections earlier in the year he said the party must have much more focuswho they see as their political opponents in the conservatives, rather than fighting amongst themselves. i think what is striking in the last week, it feels like we're to where we were before the general election, where labour was squabbling very publicly with itself. a lid had been put on that since the election and it seems very much back out in the open. i mean, that, isuppose, the criticism that was made. owenjones was on this programme a couple of hours ago saying more or less the same, that this in a sense is being used as a stick to beatjeremy corbyn with by those who basically don't like him as leader and didn't want him in the first place. that may be one element of it, but is it a sufficient expiration for this? i think it's part of the explanation, and certainly when you speak to those who are loyal tojeremy corbyn they do observe that the most prominent and vociferous critics of them on this particular issue over the last week were also pretty prominent and vociferous about

labour's newest nec member, comedian eddie izzard, says the party must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuildations with thejewish community. it comes as labour distances itself from some pro—jeremy corbyn facebook groups featuring anti—semitic and abusive comments. anthonyjoshua moves a step closer to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world after beating new zealand's joseph parker. pope francis has called for an end to what he says is "carnage" in syria and for humanitarian aid to be allowed to reach the vulnerable. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events have been held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. now on bbc news, withjust 12 months to go, what do voters make of the progress towards brexit? we've been to coventry, where just over 55% of people voted leave, to meet a group of leavers and remainers, to find out. they were selected for the bbc by the research company britain thinks, and our political editor laura kuenssberg was listening in for this special brexit panel. for all the political shen

he appeared on hugh hewitt as a radio show this morning where he found out his own deputy at the necntly considering leaving. >> it's reported in playbook this morning that shahira knight is leaning the nec. is that correct? >> if she is, she hasn't told me. it's a possibility. i'll ask her. i don't know. >> and okay. well, he's new here. later when asked if he thought trump could put aside anger at special counsel mueller and the doj and focus on other issues he went for the tried and true tactic of praising his boss. >> yes, of course he can compartmentalize. i'm going to bet you he holds his regular schedule today. i'll bet you he gets stuff done through meet anxious decisions. i'll be traveling with him with the group going to latin america. i don't think it's going to stop him. it never stops him. >> nothing is going to stop him. he's going to stick with the schedules, go on the trip. do what he was going to do. just one small problem with that assessment of his new boss. things that thing 2 in 60 seconds. today he jumped at the chance to praise his new boss, donald trump. >> if

and kenny choi >>> late show with stephen colbert is nec. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> yep, the whole gang will be here, michelle, kenny choi. we'll have all the news you need to start hola amigos. for the first time ever, cholua hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box. america's fav... whoa!! ok, a little hot sauce there... jack! i'm trying to film this commercial! oh. sorry. sorry. please continue. as i was saying... the cholula buttery jack has delicious cholula hot sauce, crispy jalapeños, and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. you know what? this would be great on fries, too.

he said if she fails to win re-election, she would still hold the office until the start of nec year.san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> some california lawmakers want to change the way police officers use lethal force. in sacramento, a bill was introduced that drastically changed the guidelines that police officers must follow. it says that police officers can use reasonable force when they're facing a threat. >> the new law says only when necessary, so you have to be able to show that this was the only option you had. >> it's not just a recent thing, the issue of african-americans being injured and killed by police officers is a long history in this country. and so it's not that the pendulum is just swinging, it's stuck in one spot. what we're trying to do is move it back to where it needs to be. >> law enforcement has often defended lethal force saying that officers' lives were in danger and they just have seconds to decide what to do. >>> a proposed senate bill would make intentionally killing or injuring a police canine an automatic felony. at least 10 police dogs have been kil

labour's newest nec member, comedian eddie izzard, says the party must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuilderemy corbyn facebook groups featuring anti—semitic and abusive comments. anthonyjoshua moves a step closer to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, after beating new zealand's joseph parker. if i was retiring on this high i'd be like, "yes, i'm the man". because you retire on a high. but i've got to kind of defend my throne again in a few months, so i'm kind of balanced. we're still hustling. pope francis has called for an end to what he says is carnage in syria and for humanitarian aid to be allowed to reach the vulnerable. i'm shaun ley, and in the next hour.... happy centenary, raf.

and kenny choi >>> late show with stephen colbert is nec.newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> yep, the whole gang will be here, michelle, kenny choi. we'll have all the news you need to start your day. have a great night. >> last night, this is how abc hyped their james comey interviewed. >> starting right now, how strange is it for you to sit here and compare the president to a mob boss? >> the interview, james comey. are there things you know but haven't said that could damage president trump? should donald trump be impeached? >> think that was too overly dramatic? well, just watch how the "late show" is hyping our interview with comey on tuesday. >> stephen: in october of 2016, why did you reopen the clinton email investigation? >> the interview. >> stephen: you have to choose one superpower. is it invisibility or flight? >> in his first interview since that other interview.

border for dinnick six weeks or until may fifteenth which is actually a day the palestinians refer to as nec but look at that strophe because it is the day of the creation of the state of israel the cabman's are about five hundred to seven hundred meters away from the border fence which is just there in the background there you see some people have gone a bit further down and they are basically at the limit at the still called buffer zone about three hundred meters by israel they don't want the army doesn't want to see anyone in that area but you can see that some of the young people have actually gone defiantly a bit closer to the border now organizers and the people coming here want to make sure that this remains a peaceful nonviolent sit in many people i spoke to said you know we had several wars here in the gaza strip over the past ten years there was a lot of violence we lost a lot of our own people we are going to try this new way and nonviolent long term protests in the hope that maybe it will change something many people will tell you that they are sort of fed up of living thanks to

now we have the chapter and equalization today it did first chapter is about europe but the man who nec o.c.a. did that trapped into the coalition treaty of mr schwartz a former s.p.d. he knew that now he is tired let's say we're tired he's not there anymore and nobody is actually taking now to step two or put it into reality i mean my call is for the moment he is in the leading position for your ok we'll go already mentioned off a very public shows of warmth and affection for president trump in the first part of his visit to washington mccrone delivered a remarkable speech in congress and in the address he spelled out his vision of global leadership challenging many of donald trump's positions not least his determination to put america first and shun internationalism let's listen and we can choose isolationism withdrawal and nationalism this is an option it can be tempting to us as a temporary remember if to all fields but closing the door to the word will not stop the evolution of the word it will not dollars but inflame the fruits of our citizens we have to keep our eyes wide open to

she‘ll be replaced on the nec by the comedian eddie izzard. this is bbc news.it for tat expulsions over the nerve agent poisoning of a former spy in britain. palestinians observe a day of national mourning for the people killed in clashes with israeli soldiers at the gaza border. the british boxer anthonyjoshua has beaten new zealand‘sjoseph parker by a unanimous points decision in a world heavyweight title unification bout in cardiff. joshua had won his previous 20 fights by knockout. he is now one belt away from becoming undisputed world champion. james gray is a freelance sports reporter. hejoins me now from cardiff. thank you the joining us. thank you thejoining us. first things first, was the match to your expectation? i think it was. things first, was the match to your expectation? ithink it was. it was... you get to champions in the ring together, there is too much to lose, i think that was proved in the way that they fought the fight. i thought a great tree would emerge victorious. he is probably the stronger and bigger man. victorious. he is probably t

reason he has got this job, is that there are elections, as there always are, to the ruling body, the nec he was runner—up last time so he had just lost out, so last time so he had just lost out, so with her resignation, christine shawcroft, he was next on the ticket. he has put out a statement acknowledging what has been going on with this matter around anti—semitism. his argument is the party should be focused on taking on the conservatives rather than arguing amongst itself. he says he has spent his life then campaigning against hate and he will continue to do that, as he says, wherever it rears its ugly head. what is interesting is that politically he has been labour party supporter for yea rs has been labour party supporter for years and years, from a slightly centrist tradition than christine shawcroft, who he was replacing, who was involved in the momentum pro jeremy corbyn lobby group. 0ther interesting thing with this story around anti—semitism and labour, we have been talking about this for over a week now, headlines continuing to come along, and it is impossible not to conclude

larry, the president's nec advisor said this wouldn't be a trade war.g mixed messages. >> look, i mean, tomi i don't think there is much doubt that president trump would get tough on china. there is the video of him saying china over and over again. why is anyone surprised that he's following through on his promise. >> we shouldn't be surprised. he always follows through. someone needs to make china play fair. what we have seen time and time again on matters of diplomacy the world will have to answer to that. i'm comfortable because they won't test him. >> the markets will be crazy because we don't know where the president is going. >> we are the greatest country in the world. we don't need china. china needs us. we need to make things in america again. it has to be made in america once again. you see people working finally in america. it's been a long time. we have a president that puts america first. >> these companies are falling all over themselves to suck up to the -- chana. >> whic china. >> that has to stop. steve: we shouldn't use such a strong

christine shawcroft‘s place on the nec has gone to the comedian eddie izzard.t coming up izzard. we have more on that coming up later in the papers. dozens of russian diplomats ordered to leave the united states as part of the international response to the salisbury nerve agent attack have left washington. ? on monday they were given seven days to return home. ?andy moore has the details. well—wishers gathered inside the gates of the russian embassy in washington to say farewell to their departing colleagues. around 50 men, women and children left in a small convoy out of 170 people who will eventually leave the united states. a russian aircraft had already been loaded with their luggage at the airport ready to carry them home. and in mirror images in russia, american diplomats and their families could be seen packing their bags and leaving the us consulate in st petersburg. in the failing light, the american flag was taken down. the consulate has been ordered to close down completely, with the expulsion of a total of 60 american diplomats from here and moscow.

the runner up is amazon, which has seen a healthy gain to date nec alphabet apple and facebook muddlelong, flirting with the unchanged level at various times this year. westill have tech movers and are looking at notable analyst calls today. ryaner is up 11% after over at morgan stanley upgraded to two equal weight from under -- from underweight, saying he has had more positive conversations with advertisers and there is improving user growth. drop off, the lockup time for those who helped with the ipo, has now expired. stock is neutral, jpmorgan and overall, analysts are saying the company is well positioned. inbhub is getting coverage the analyst says the company is winning this game, a clear leader in domestic space, and finally, bold economy out performing, and wells fargo expects investiture us which could unlock value. shery ahn: thank you. coming up, the japanese prime marked by rounds of golf and lavish meals -- lavish meals. the encounter will be a different story and we will tell you why next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn: this is bloomberg markets. david: we turn now to m

on the nec fo he e last not“~*“*5= chakravarty, in own chakravarty, excuses!d rather be at work! —— the last thing the jewish community would rather be at work! —— the last thing thejewish community wants... he has said many times, anti—semitism will not be tolerated. he has said it in writing... so what do you want now? i would like to see him come out into the publics and speak to people like you, mainstream media organisations. he was on the news last night. not talking about anti—semitism, not issuing an absolute denial and not saying to the community, stop the smears, and stop attacking the mps who stood in the demonstration. it is a very low bar, and we can then all build from this. thank you, jonathan goldstein and jon lansmann. and mr corbyn if you are watching we were very much like you to come on our programme, tomorrow, the day after, any day of your choosing. still to come — claims that universities aren't properly addressing racism on campus. we'll hear from some students who say they're facing discrimination on a daily basis. time for the latest

we'll discuss that nec. -- next. billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. . >>> many members of president trump's own party are now warning him against firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. rosenstein appointed robert mueller's -- trump is considering firing rosenstein to limit the scope of that investigation. well today, republicans are speaking up. >> i don't think he should be fired, i think he should be level to do his job. we have had several conversations about that, it's not in the president's interest to go that. the this is a rule of law system. >> i don't know what mueller was supposed to do other than what he did, when a prosecutor comes in contact with evidence of a crime, what are you supposed to do, other than to refer it to the appropriate jurisdiction. as for rod rosenstein, i don't see a reason for firing him in this probe. he's the one that handed that directive to mueller. if you think it's too broad, yo

what this means for macron and president trump dine on lamb and nec nect nectarine tart. >> against iran. that is the question we will discuss, but that is why i just want to say on nuclear, let's present the framework. it is better than the north korea type of situation. >> phil, may 13th is the deadline looming to certify the deal. everyone is betting on names of the royal baby. what are your betting odds that the trump whisperer can talk donald trump to stay in the iran deal? >> we talk about macron and trump because this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship and that relationship is going to have very significant policy implications. more than any other international leader. macron seems to understand how to handle trump. that comes from his background as a banker. he is used to dealing with high profile clients. he brought that approach to the white house. we saw that when they planted the tree in honor of the marines that dialed in world war i. by showing that respect and willing to cut a deal, we could see macron change trump's opinion not just on the iran nuclear deal, but o

larry kudlow, replacement at the nec beginning his new role.w him earlier this week for the conference with the baltic leaders. he's beginning to engage a little bit on tv, a little bit mixing it up with reporters, but he's going to be a really important voice in influencing what the president does and how the president talks about this. >> and hear kudlow says, everybody calm down. these aren't active tariffs. it takes months to get in place. he's saying, we need to negotiate with china, negotiate with others. we just needed to send a signal. that's what the president does. he disrupts a huge dust-up and says, don't worry, we're going to work with them. larry kudlow says he has to do this. >> presidents have to lead. i've been around a while, i've worked with the president five years ago. he has to lead. he didn't create this. china created this. don't forget that. >> he's right. he's right on the facts. china is not a fair actor, a good actor in the global trading market. and the president campaigned on this, he has every right to stand up to

. >> nec on gps, the investigative reporter says that israel has assassinated more people than any otherc country. he'll crack open the history of israel's targeted assassination program. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ which is breast cancer metastatthat has spreadr, to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood cell and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, sore mouth,

continue until may fifteenth the day of the creation of the state of israel palestinians refer to it as nec back or catastrophic everyone on both sides is aware that this standoff can spin out of control at any moment but up that how many al-jazeera along israel's border with gaza a huge fire in the rebel held yemeni port city of how data has destroyed fifty tons of world food program relief supplies port workers believe a short circuit sparked the blaze the u.n. recognize the only government in exile is blaming rebels for the fire. deals been reached to evacuate the wounded from the besieged syrian town of duma opposition fighters are holed up in the east in the hold on klav which borders the capital duma is the last rebel stronghold in the area the last remaining staff have left the u.s. consulate in the russian city of st peter's virgos the diplomatic fallout continues over the poisoning of a former double agent and his daughter in the u.k. moscow says a sad day deadline for the closure as part of its response to the expulsion of more than one hundred fifty russian diplomats across the w

markets surging this morning with the dow up more than 300 points nec director larry kudlow joining cnbcarlier today, talking about free trade and the path to economic growth. >> in order to clear out a free trade path, we've got to ask china and take whatever actions he deems necessary to change their ways they're putting up trade barriers, they're closing markets, jim they're stopping investment. as i said, they're forcing technology transfers and they're stealing intellectual property that is the path to true free trade. and that is the path to economic growt growth. >> for more, let's bring in jeremy segall at warton school thank you for being here today. >> happy to be here. >> what is your takeaway on larry kudlowe's comments and everything we've seen in trade with china in recent days and the effect on the markets? >> i think larry was the man to be there i was sorry when gary cohen left if there was anybody that i wanted to replace him, it's larry. we know he's committed to free trade. he's also committed to fair trade. if he can get trump's ear, we'll have fair trade. mexico, ca

border for dinnick six weeks or until may fifteenth which is actually a day the palestinians refer to as nec but look at that strophe because it is the day of the creation of the state of israel the cabman's are about five hundred to seven hundred meters away from the border fence which is just there in the background there you see some people have gone a bit further down and they are basically at the limit at the still called buffer zone about three hundred meters by israel they don't want the army doesn't want to see anyone in that area but you can see that some of the young people have actually gone defiantly a bit closer to the border now organizers and the people coming here want to make sure that this remains a peaceful nonviolent sit in many people i spoke to said you know we had several wars here in the gaza strip over the past ten years there was a lot of violence we lost a lot of our own people we are going to try this new way and nonviolent long term protests in the hope that maybe it will change something many people will tell you that they are sort of fed up of living thanks to

our former colleague larry kudlow is in the white house at the nec taking over for gary cohn.will be somewhat of a countervailing force in terms of proponent of trade to the peter navarros of the world. it was surprising to hear mr. ross say he was surprised. you know, stephanie, as well, here's the thing. this is a market that many people say -- i don't want to call it priced to perfection, but it's risen nicely over the years. this is one of those markets where any kind of a rattle could send things down. we saw it with amazon and the president's tweets. we saw it with facebook and their data scandal. now we're seeing it on the trade side of the story. when you're up as much as we've been, everything better be spot on or you're going to get a dow down 450 points. >> you said you've spoken to wilbur ross before. i have as well interviewed wilbur ross. i will point out today marks the 279th day since the white house has offered me an interview with anyone working the economic agenda. i make the ask every single day, specifically today, i reached out to the white house, after w

continue until may fifteenth the day of the creation of the state of israel palestinians refer to it as nec back or catastrophe everyone on both sides is aware that the stand of can spin out of control at any moment. joins us now live from gaza where she's outside one of the hospitals coping with the hundreds of palestinian casualties from friday and saturday violence hala tell us something of the nature of the injuries that they're having to deal with. well actually we were just talking to some of the hospital officials and they told us that out of the thousand four hundred injured on friday well eight hundred and five of those were by live ammunition and actually when you walk into a do ward here. you do see plenty of injuries specially in the legs in the arms and also in the back i was talking to one of the female protesters there who said that she got shot while she was standing in front of the men and she was just holding a palestinian flag she said she could see the soldiers and the soldiers could see them and she actually had a backpack and took it off so the soldiers didn't think th

continue until may fifteenth the day of the creation of the state of israel palestinians refer to it as nec back or. everyone on both sides is aware that this standoff can spin out of control at any moment. along israel's border with. a large fire in yemen has destroyed tons of much needed to monetary and supplies the blaze broke out in the rebel held port city of her data poll should pass the latest. yemeni firefighters did all they could to stop the flames. but more than fifty tons of critically needed food and relief supplies were lost the five warehouses in the rebel held port city of what died were being used by the united nations food program the red sea port has been a lifeline for people in the war torn country. had the farming controlled from the beginning it wouldn't have reached this extent by sunrise the fire was huge warehouses returning in the fall is expanding and spreading from store to store. the u.n. says it's investigating but some port workers are blaming an electrical short circuit. and that has. got the news of this fire from the governor operation when we arrived here

kudlow, is in agreement with the president that amazon is a quote, problem, where as the outstanding nec chair was apparent lly urging the preside behind the scenes not the attack the company in the manner he was because the relationship with the post office wasn't what the president thought it was >> i know gary cohn was not a critic of amazon in the way that the president is i can't confirm kudlow's stance on amazon right now. we know the president met with him yesterday along with gary cohn in the oval office at a time when this trade war talk is heating up and a time when his criticism of amazon is heating up, but we don't know what was said in the meeting between those two advisers and the president. that was an opportunity for the folks who were sort of the more free market vents to bend the president's ear a bit away from some of the more protectionist members of this administration but it's clearly if they did do that, it hasn't taken the right effect because the president still here criticizing amazon. unclear what the end game here is for the president >> we'll see where it all

what do you do with the new director of the nec? literally, anything can happen.ou want to be positioned at the close of the day today? you've got two days where anything can happen. alix: markets had been taking this in stride. we ares down by 1%, moving over just a little bit. it wants to be a stronger dollar story. the dollar yen is weaker. safety,ant to go for are you buying treasuries? we have yields lower by one basis point despite the fact we saw the biggest implosion of u.s. treasuries in two years and domestic investment. there is a flow. you would think it would be stronger based on the political risks we are seeing. oil is off 1%. david: we turn to kaylee with first word news. >> that war of words over the tariffs escalated today. china's vowing to fight the tariffs to the end and at any cost. the president ordered his administration to consider tariffs on $100 billion in chinese goods. that could unravel officials to reach a deal to stave off the conflict. there are more signs the three nafta countries may find common ground. meetsrade representative w

coming back into our country, but i believe that expensing a very simple cause that we got in with necne you're expensing will have a bigger impact than almost everything else. thank you very much. i appreciate it. go ahead, please. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for inviting me. my name is kiera malle [inaudible] and i came to the united states also without my parents. the uncle that i came here to visit -- [inaudible] myself and my brother at that time, which is a story that is very common for all these people here. you will find that most of the story and one thing that you mention we are passionate about the things we believe. the national bank, which i'm the president since 1934, was the first bank in the united states, the national bank. i joined in 1976. how your tax cut have impact it, i can tell you they look at the economy who plan our future. last year was very strong and most banks weaker asset by 20%. i can tell you we are ahead in one of the things about employment. [inaudible] that is a necessary individual for your business to work with. by loan revenues are ove

. >> all right up nec, coming right back with a closing countdown. ♪ ♪ wake up early, o. ♪ slap on some 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ just got a job ♪ as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana ♪ ♪ 85 and i wanna go don't get mad. get e*trade, kiddo. >>> welcome back, about two and a half minutes left of trade for the week with now down 214 points on the dow, around a percent just more than a a percent, of course, for the other indexes, nasdaq the laggard of the day looking at the intra-day chart of the s&p, a bad session for a little bit of reprieve as we approach the close in the last half hour, coming off the close of the last of the day, dow at 288 and let's have a quick look at the sectors because all of them are lower, and financials higher for the sessions, not anymore, and consumer staples and tech near the bottom half screen and movers, apple, of course, the tech name weighing down on the sector, and jpmorgan is down despite the rate picture, banks not really playing into this down a little bit, in fact, general motors,

>> the nec, in consultation with the air office. >> did you brief the president on these waivers? >> as i indicated this was dialog among staff members at our shop, so -- >> has anybody explained to the president the substantial impact that these waivers have on the ethanol industry, some of us have made a billion gallons. >> i'm sure it's come up in many discussions. >> you told me and many others epa is studying whether it has the legal authority to grant the rvp waiver, the last time i waived on this committee and we talked about that issue and that seems like it's taking quite a while for many of us and in corn country and with the president's recent remarks referenced here, in e 15 i'm wondering what the hold up is? >> trying to ensure that legal basis is solid because there will be litigation that will ensue. >> do you plan to move forward and grant the rvp waiver and allow year-round sales of -- >> i intend to finish that process soon. >> hopefully the sooner the better. this is something that is important not only to my district, many folks around the country. we're lookin