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my nec thought is oh, i hope i'm alive next year. >> oh. >> she will be. 90 years old.s a long way to go until 90. she celebrated two anniversaries today with two special men many her life. >> good morning. >> hi. >> this is our one-year anniversary. kelly and i together. >> happy anniversary. >> matching her work husband in coordinating blazers for their one-year milestone, today, kelly and her real-life husband celebrate 2years of marriage. >> you can tell this show is trying not to overwhelm my tiny little brain. they're like, we'll just let ryan's anniversary be on the same day as her actual an ver ris. >> never forget. >> ryan threw back to the top secret arrival for his first day on the job. >> i think it's still a secret. i'm on my way, new york city. to day one. >> interestingly, mark and kelly's 1996 vegas wedding was also top secret. >> we were recognized. >> right. >> mark consuelos and kelly -- and we were like -- both at the same time, shh. >> the two met on set while playing a couple on the soap opera "all my children." >> you know hat she look like? she's

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secretary pompeo to korea and multiple discussions with his personal envoy, who is here now, and with nok nec nortn leader, i think about it now, and what pompeo said and president said, they were positive statements, i suspect they were talking about generalities, now we're talking specifics. you hear language that secretary pompeo using significant challenges, difficulties, find ways to kind of bridge our differences. what that means now is we have put on the table what we said we wanted, you know verify able denuclearization in a reasonable amount of time, i suspect they have come up with something considerably less. likely some aspirational aspect, maybe at best partial, and maybe something they want to do in phasing, i am just speculating. we have differences here now. this is where we should be, dealing with specifics before a summit meeting, the problem, this is getting on 12 june, as you know, we watched this world for a long time, before heads of state get together at a summit there are weeks of preparation in terms of formallizing the agenda and differences and can we resolve them.

this morning nec director larry kudlow says at least from a u.s.d been suspended but not taken off the table entirely >> you cannot remove tariffs as a negotiating tool or enforcement tool from this process. you cannot do that and therefore i don't think we're saying tariffs are over. far from it. >> of course businesses and markets want certainty when will this truce be finalized, formalized, made permanent? we will see. for now at least the market seems to like the news back to you. >> they sure do. thank you. ble let's get to the nyse mike, we're close to a decision point. why is that? >> yeah, i think we've been building toward it i'm not really talking as much about dow 25,000 as the s&p 500. up above 2730. a couple things above there right in the immediate distance, one is last week's high which is about 2740, that was about 11:00 a.m. monday, we chopped lower from tthere. mid march, the market fell and has not regained and without getting too focused, to me it separates the distance between a market that is still repairing itself and one tha

nec director larry kudlow will be here. >>> a deadly sante fe high school shooting left at least eightead, most of whom are students. two suspects are in custody. we'll bring you details as soon as they come in. >>> the mainstream media completely distorting the president's message on immigration, totally distorting it. some members of the left have hatred for the president, they're ion defending ms-13. how do you like that? my intel on it. we're going back to trade talks between the u.s. and chinese officials. they're underway. edward lawrence live at treasury department with the latest. hey there, edward. reporter: trish, right now the u.s. and china delegations are getting ready to go back to the table for an afternoon meeting. they went for a lunch break. met for hour 45 minutes. three people have been in every minute every second from the u.s. delegation side. u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin, u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross, and the u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer. larry kudlow and robert that lar row are ducking in and out. the chinese delegation is 15 peopl

coming up, we live on the ground with more details. f 9 nec creations for just $15.99. creations like savory crab-topped shrimp, and parmesan truffle shrimp scampi. but hurry, shrimp trios ends may 27th. and parmesan truffle and taking cared abof the boys.e zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. not the conservative guy, travis allen. what about this john cox? talks a big game... but what's he done? a chicago lawyer? huh? thirteen losing campaigns - seven in illinois? cox lost campaigns as a republican... and as a democrat. gave money to liberals. supported big tax increases. no wonder republicans say cox is unelectable in november. >> unfortunately there's an emergency in hawaii. right now lava from mount kilauea flowing into the pacific ocean creating a nasty mashup of lava and jesus. yet another -- a nasty mashup of lava and haze. >> they confirmed two separate lava flows are hitting the ocean. when that happens it creates a steam eruption that has little tiny particles of glass in it. when that happens, scientists warned t

president has sought to link we have now heard that treasury secretary, the secretary of commerce, and the nector larry kudlow all repeat that line we'll see what happens this week >> going to be interesting there. kayla, thank you very much >> well, the brothers najarian are at the telestrator now with unusual activity in energy and mining doc, you're up first >> cleveland cliffs, clf, a lot of times when we're looking at mining stocks, it will be freeport, but this time, cleveland cliffs gets a lot. iron ore and so forth. a nice bottom around there, about the $6.50 level. it made that positive move to nearly $9 today. today we come scrambling in with a lot of call buying for instance, almost 14,000 like rapid fire like this so they came in buying the june 7s i think this is a surrogate for the stock, because as you see, it's nearly $9 instead of buying the $9 stock that's up from $6.50, instead they're buying the calls in by about $1.88. i bought these calls i will likely write the 9s or higher strikes against them if the rally continues. >> good stuff. you have an update as well >> teva. we

there will be a conference next month's with tens of thousands of enthusiasts arriving at the nec inin the world. the argument is that this will take our kids and young people, and older people like us, our generation, far phones. does it make pa rents a re generation, far phones. does it make parents are done with their children christopher would guess, chewed. board games in our house normally fall into mass of arguments. what do you worst at? monopoly. i like the bankrupt my children. they need to harden up! cranium is my because you get the variety. i don't think any of us saw this coming, some of the technology games that use on their phones are being translated into a board game version. if that gets made some of something like fortnight, but he is addicted to, would be great news. top nightclubs swapping craving for meditation. would be great news. top nightclubs swapping craving for meditationm isa swapping craving for meditationm is a generational interest in this, altogether this against you had. fabric is a nightclub in clerke nwell, fabric is a nightclub in clerkenwell, v

i do believe in collective responsibility so i do feel the nec other whole should have dealt with thisarty, sorry to interrupt, he sets the tone, and he has been accused multiple times by thejewish community of not doing enough to resolve this issue. i think the movement is in the right place. obviously, jeremy corbyn has a responsibility as a leader but i do feel the whole nec had a responsibility. if you think what has happened recently, when they said to the general secretary we need things done, it happened. if they said the same thing two years ago ian mcnicol would have got things done and we would not be in the position we are now. however, you have to live in the real world. we are in this position where there isa we are in this position where there is a distinct lack of trust with the jewish community. there will be a long road back to regain that trust. here in barnett we are further along the road. we had 11jewish candidates, including a senior rabbi who got elected and will be representing labour in barnet. i think we are example of how you can work with all different commu

we have had a formal process between those four agencies discussing it and the nec as well. >> you mentioned the successes you have had or the country has had in china, argue tina, south korea and others. i was in south korea and they are delighted that the week after we were there, we had nothing to do with it, but we have a new free trade agreement with them and it's much more level playing field. thank you for your role in that. also i know that the president's first predisposition was to blow nafta up, just like it was to back out of nato and then we would get a better deal with nafta. i think, you know, i know you had a strong role in convincing him that that might not be the best road and here we are on the cusp hopefully of having a true nafta deal. i want to talk about india. india is another one of those countries that has some real imbalances here. pecans the u.s. has 80% of the world's production, they have a 36% tariff. by the way, other nuts are only 10% going into india. that is a stubborn topic with those guys. have we made any progress in that? >> we've dispatched undersecret

that's something that nec director larry kudlow touted on cnbc yesterday >> they're not going to get changes in the remedy and that's up to the recommendations of secretary ross if there are, they're going to include very significant finds, very severe compliance measures, a new board of directors, a new management team. and i've said that before. >> u.s. hawkishness toward china doesn't appear to be fading especially with the involvement of national security adviser john bolton in trade talks trade is, quote, an important component of the president's overall strategic approach to china. there are it's natural that bolton would play a role in frames that approach the banking committee would vote on a bill that would put new restrictions on chinese investment into the u.s. it has the support of the treasury and the pentagon and is expected to pass >> before you go real quick, and maybe i'm being too much of a p pollyanna about this, but on zte, doesn't the chinese government control zte so whether you replace the board or you replace management or you -- isn't this just window dressin

thank you for coming in. john landsman there, the chair of momentum and a member of the labour nec.rvative than labour. if we look at the difference from last time, this will show you what is happening. the conservatives gaining 78 ukip down seven. quick word on that. dudley is the party of the country that is critical because it's in the midlands marginal of that fascinating to see that direct switch, ukip down 74 but we had a very delighted margot james driscoll believed the majority had taken. that isn't what transpired in the end. still, we see labour following back there. not the kind of result they want to see. and of the four paula murphy seats, it is worth pointing out dudley, with the blair yea rs, pointing out dudley, with the blair years, there were all labour. —— in the four polymer to receipts. and they should have the well—written majority. —— still have a wafer thin. it is critical territory for both parties. the tories might be disappointed it didn't take it about half an hour ago. they thought they had it. yet again, labourand half an hour ago. they thought they had