-nick: yeah. lemonis: nick, can you get fabio for me? nick: yeah, yeah, sure.emonis: nick is the head of sales, and he doesn't even seem to understand who his clients are. more importantly, he doesn't even seem to know how to drum up any new business. i mean, this is a real problem. the question, fabio, is, who is the biggest account for this business? fabio: i actually just had one that's called skyline restoration, which is a buddy of mine that -- shirts, it was about 8,000 tees. and he gave me his other company recently, which is about 500 shirts, and the business is gonna build from there. con edison -- i have buddies that work for con edison. -lemonis: the electric company? -sal: yeah, the electric. fabio: delta, another one. -lemonis: somebody you knew? -fabio: [ laughs ] it actually is a good friend of mine. lemonis: maybe we need to hire some salespeople. nick: well, i don't know about that. lemonis: you can't even rattle off to me the customers that you have. nick: i have a lot of relationships with a lot of my customers, and they'll recommend me -- le

job, nick.ogether, bud. >> reporter: lenore begins making frantic calls herself trying to get nick hooked up with an agency that could provide him with adult services. >> and now we wait 'til monday. we put that on the list of things to do. here we are right on the brink. and i didn't know how to make it gel. the whole system just didn't make any sense at all. >> and there's no instruction manual right? >> no. it depended on who you got on the other end of the phone. i remember making cold calls to 30 agencies and just taking notes like crazy and i look back at the notes and i'm like, "my god." it was chaos. >> you're doin' all right. >> reporter: there is one particular program lenore has been desperate to get nick enrolled in before he aged out known as "self determination." the government would allocate a certain amount of money for nick and let his family pick and choose how to spend it on services for him at home. but with graduation just a few weeks away, lenore finds out he's been wait li

laura: nick bryant, thank you. that is the big new in the u.s., but it has only been a few days since the singathre summit, anu.s. secretary of state is still on the road. mike pompeo met with the chinese president and other top leaders in beijing on wednesday explaining what came out of the summit and what the path ahead will be. he said again that sanctions will stay in place and completon denuclearizaemains the goal. secretary pompeo: japan, the republic of korea, and china have acknowledged that we have turned the corneand begun the process away from the threat of war and towards peace on the peninsula. each of those three countrie too, has acknowledged the importance of the work thatpr ident trump has undertaken and the commitment that chairma kim de towards that very end to achieve the denuclearization. laura: mike pompeo there. a sht time ago my colleague rajini vaidyanhan spoke to the u.s. ambassador to china during the obama administration for the bbc program "bond 100 days." rajini: been quite a week when

nick bryant has more. nick: a tent encampment close to the mexican border that has become a sweltering detention center for some of the thousands of children ken from their parents. donald trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy has provoked outrage across america and the world. pres. trump: going to have a lot of happy people. nick: today from the president, that rare thing, abd reversal, cln. all it took to end child separation was the flourish of his pen. pres. trump: we are going to have very strong borders, but we are going to keep the family together. i don't like the site or the the feeling of families being separated. nick: this was a political crisis of his own making, and up untitoday, the america first president had fiercely defended the crackdown. pres. trp: we want a great country, we want a country with heart. but when people come up, they have to know they cannot get in. otherwise it is never goin stop. nick: but these images of children in what look like cages were too much for even loyal

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. rajini: for more on the potential impact of these tariffs, i'm joined by douglas -eakin, an economic adviser in the administration of george w. bush and is now president of the american action forum. good to have you in the studio. we were watching that video and the retired steelworker who said "i am not worried about the impact of a trade war." as someone who worked in the white house when another president imposed tariffs are you worried? douglas: i am far more worried than he is. harmedere more workers by tariffs then helped. that was true when george w. bush imposed steel tariffs and remains true today. there is a net cost to doing this. pto announcede those were illegal and i expect those to happen here. you have imposed a cost on yourself and in the end you get nothing. then we get the tit-for-tat from properly offended allies, canada, mexico, the eu. those are important sources of steel from those and japan. this is being done on national security council to it is harder to ge

nick: no, he increased it. tom: how? nick: because he can bring that forward.ove rates in june of next year, six months after q.e., it's a very, very rigid time frame. now he's got the optionality, and it's very dependent. the e.c.b. can very much argue we're going earlier because data has surprised to the upside, not the downside. francine: jeremy, is it dangerous we're also waiting so interest rates can be hiked in europe, you know, summer 2019, when we also have a replacement for mario dragh jeremy: that just adds to the complications as we see people joinings for position after mr. draghi. but i don't think it complicates the decision making process. ultimate it will comes down to that e.c.b. governing council, and how they put together their various viewpoints and opinions over the period. i think the context of what we were talking about, about a check list of variables, and in a sense, when we talk about central bank policy being data dependent, we've become so conditioned in terms of being hand held in terms of the directionality of policy. but i think

so nick, let me start with you. you noticed them pulling their names off the briefs, and then the brief from the government later, and you had this whole tweet storm about how crazy it is they're taking this position. why? why is it such a big deal? >> it's really hard to overstate how unusual this really is. the justice department, one of its most important jobs is defending acts of congress. and there's a long-standing durable bipartisan commitment to defending any and all laws so long as a non-frivolous argument can be made in their defense. and there were lots of arguments that the trump administration could have made to brush back this really veriy lawsuit that's attempting to undermine the affordable care act yet again. but instead of making those arguments the trump administration decided to throw the statute under the bus. >> julie, you're nodding your head. the argument i've heard from conservatives who are defending this, they said look, the defense of marriage act, very famously the department of justice

he says, nick via twitter. he says, nick christoph, i'm uncomfortable with suspending military exercises. he's agreeing with you. then he says, however after trump bent over backwards to be conciliatory, if kim jong-un does nothing, international sanctions will be easier to enforce and increase. a different take you have. >> i think he's wrong about reviving the sanctions. he is right about reviving exercises. i think what puzzles congress and all of us, it's not as if we don't know what north korea might promise. because they have repeatedly promised thing. in 2005, they promised to rejoin the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. why wasn't that pledged? they promised back in 1994 to freeze plutonium to have international inspectors go to their site. they could have done that. they could have given a nuclear declaratio declaration. sit a little weird there was no hint of that. meanwhile, we were making concessions and they weren't. >> or just be cautious about it. that's what was strike to go me. there was no leve

nick paton walsh.the groups here are now more terrified of those, sort of, crazy islamist radicals across the border in syria than they ever have been of each other. >> anthony: what would you call this neighborhood? what is it? >> nick: i mean, it's now one of the kind of very mixed refugee areas that beirut has. >> anthony: close to two million people from syria alone. >> nick: yeah. >> anthony: that's a hell of a lot to be absorbed by a tiny little nation of, what, four point five million? >> nick: it's just loads of people, far too many people, with nowhere to go. you see it in how the cellphones don't sometimes work the way they should, how people have to ship water into their own homes. that's part bad infrastructure, but it's also just the sheer demand on resources. >> anthony: we'll follow you? >> najem: okay. for the first time in history a palestinian leads an american. that's nice. >> nick: don't let the neighbors know about that. >> najem: yes. >> anthony: in syria mr. najem was an english

here is our north america correspondent nick bryant. nick: children held in what looked like cages. the trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy is being put into actione at thintion center in texas.he it is not justuch vaunted border wall that the administration hopes will act as rentor terence -- as a deter to those who crossed the mexican border illegally, but also this wiremesh fencing. the detainees are calling it the dog kennel. in these dusty facilities, the trump administration isn't just detaining children, but separating them from their parents. nearly 2000 sons and daughters have been tan away from their mothers and fathers in a month-long period. this s meant warated from his teenage son. >> it was hard, the hardest day for me. i felt like i s losing my son. that is what i thought, i wasg go lose my son. nick: this photo of a two-year-old honduran girl crying as u.s. border patrol agents searched her mother hason crystallizedrns and complaints. they have come from former first lady laura bush, who said that the zero-tolerance policy "is cruel, immoral, an

nick jonas and priyanka chopra.nd we're loving it ♪ and i keep on climbing up >> there they are last night, heading to the airport after a week-long cava together in india. they're inseparable. nick met her mom, brother, and some close friends. next, they're going brazil. where nick is performing at a festival. priyanka commented on nick's post, can't wait, with the heart-eyes emoji. ♪ if you need me >> celebrity couples pda is in. ariana grande and pete davidson were out shopping and swapping pdas. >>> and cameron diaz and benji madden, rarely photographed out together are enjoying time in florence, italy. >>> but this pair tops them all. justin bieber and hailey baldwin. the biebs was seen getting a handful during an intense makeout session. he's been making time for his career. he's working on a new album expected to drop next year. ♪ i'm just a girl >>> gwen stefani kicked off her first ever las vegas residency this week to rave review. she had a lot to live up to by performing inside plant hollywood. ♪ if it's

and up next is nick young and damian jones on the next bus. but in the meantime, the parade continues. you have members of the warriors staff now marching down. so it is an exciting tiemt. this is a prime spot here on 11th and broadway. we'll send it back to you because you have another advantage point to check out. >> thank you, janelle and marcus. looking at the unofficial first family of the bay area and that is stef and his wife and the two daughters. and janelle said she's expecting next month. >> in july. all of the babies have been born in july. it is a three-peat for them as well. july three-peat as the next baby is born. you see steph curry holding the trophy. if you think three of those and the kids, he has six babies. three of them are made of gold, covered in gold and maybe by tiffany. >> and i thought it was cute janelle said there is steph holding the larry. >> that is right. >> and talking about steph curry about when he came into the league he was not a superstar. he came up from a small college, davidson college near charlotte

nick,that was relatively brief. they had a few words to stay to one another from what we could see i would gue lasted no more than 10-15 seconds before city rned to the cameras and gesturing and walked away. in schifrin: yeah. i cordial is probably the best way to do that that the president tapping kim jong un's shoulder leading him orleading him toward the meeting that they're going to have right now. this is what is going to happen over the next couple of hours. the two men will meet by themselves with only translator about 45 minutes or so. although that space is up to them. they can go longer if they want. then there will be a further meeting, expanded bilateral meeting, that will include john bowl ten among other people, mike pompeo who has been leading these negotiations that will willing for hour and a half then workingunch that will expand both teams. as i was saying before, administration official that i was talking to right before the start lowering expectons to the point where he's admitting that actually

nick, don't go too far.en, please come back to us as soon as we hear from the court on what the decision is about paul manafort. ken and nick, coming up next, a story up next, about to hit your wallet. tariffs. china's promising to retaliate. why it's going to cost you a lot of money. >>> and stocks are dropping this morning thanks to donald trump's new tariffs on china. we'll dig into that next. here's where the dow stands now, exactly 1% lower at 252 points. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?m let's get someone to say it with a really low voice. carl? lowest price guaranteed. what about the world's lowest limbo stick? how low can you go? nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, ins

trish: richard, nick, thank you so much.d to see you guys. >>> breaking news out of the white house, president trump formally nominated kathleen kreninger, replacing mick mulvaney who was placed after president obama's pick was resigned. we're monitoring fbi director christopherway and inspector general michael horowitz's testimony is happening right now on capitol hill. we're watching all of it. >>> plus is google getting too big. the tech giant is getting calls to break up from one prominent newspaper's editorial board. we have details next. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small busin

he's nick young. yesterday, joe dropped a swaggy p. >> winners change everything. >> don't let me hear you call him nick young again. >> let me say this, mark, i said it in private company between us. i will still never say what you just said on the air. l call him nick young. i'm not a nickname guy. s. what we may say in the privacy of the sports office, whi you just blew my cover, does not apply to what i say on t air. >> what happens in sports office, stays in the sports office. >> it's parade day, joe. i'll say anything. including your nickname. >> thankfully, what happens in the sports office, stays in the sports offic >> that's it. there's swaggy p now. we're seeing him. >> it's as i predicted, a the parade goes on, things loosen up. the guys are highking pictures g shirts in the crowd. >> they've had a little champagne. . >> they're revelling in the moment. leading the crowd in cheers and chants. and i expect things there at the turn almost midway through the parade are getting a little bit mor

amid all this, the first lady made an unexpected visit to s our correspondent nick bryant reports.ick: the rst lady has made herself a central figure in this row, and today decided to make a dramatic journey to a detention center in texas where more than 50 children are being kept. publicly she has calr a h heart.that governs w privately she pressed her husband to reverse the policy of taking children from their parents. today came questions that any mother might ask -- when will families be reunited, and in what being detained?hildren mrs. trump: i know you have children on a long-term basis, and i would also like to see how i can help the children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. nick: much is being made of the coat she was filmed wearing bearinthe slogan "i really don't care, do u," words which seem to contradict her actions. r office said there was no hidden message. her husband stayed in washington, where he lashed out at democratic critics. pres. trump: they want resources and personnel and to take erybody -- let's run the mostri lus hotel in the world f

nick kroll and angeline lily. our show in the heart of hollywood, home away from home for visitors around the world. we love the foreigners who come to see us, especially the young ones back stacking through the state on a budget, sometimes they stay at a youth hostel down the street, the walk of fame backpackers hostel, beds go for roughly $40 a night. you share a room, a bathroom, a share, you share your hopes and dreams, maybe even an std, who knows what you might share. every now and then we like to give a pair of bleary-eyed young people who are staying at the hostel a chance to compete for a free upgrade to a luxurious hollywood hotel suite. that said it's time to play "hostel la vista, baby." cousin sal? >> what's happening? >> jimmy: why are you dressed like that? >> sal: shut and up read the rules. >> jimmy: those pants are at least four inches too long, right? >> sal: 7 1/2. >> jimmy: if you count each leg it's 8. >> sal: i'll walk away. >> jimmy: let's start with the young lady. your name is andrea? >>

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. jane: for more on today's developments, i spoke short time ago to the bbc state department correspondent barbara plett-usher, who is in new york. barbara, it looks like it is going very well, but they won't guarantee the date. how close are we to the june 12 deadline? barbara: mr. pompeo was asked if the summit would go ahead on that date, and he said he didn't know, but he indicated they are closer to that kind of goal. he said there had been real progress in the last 72 hours to create the conditions for a successful summit, and he defined that by saying that would be the ability of kim jong-un and donald trump to actually achieve something if they sat down together. he didn't say what sort of compromises or agreements are on the agenda they are working on, which the americans want to focus on, the total nuclear disarmament of north korea. he said that both sides had very clearly set forward their expectations and positions. jane: what about this letter, barbara, we are expecting to

nick, i'm start with you. we were talking before we came on air.ere vigorously going through the text here. of what's the value of it? what did you learn about it? >> to me, the bottom line is trump's got pretty bad legal talent. first of all, the whole idea that he can't be charged with obstruction of justice, the last time that ever happened in this country is when we were ruled by king george. that's what the whole rule of law is about. president has to faithfully execute the laws. if it he winds up having the corrupt intent to put the ca bosh to an investigation, that's obstruction of justice. if i advise someone to take the fifth amendment that's fine. but if i do it with the corrupt intent to cover up crimes i committed, that's obstruction of justice. that applies to the president. the u.s. supreme court said no man is above the law in u.s. v m nixon. and to go into a grand jury would somehow put the office of the president in a bad light, well first of all, this president spends so much time playing golf, he winds up going into federal court

lawyer in chief rather than protecting our laws, he is attacking us on the policy grounds. >> and nickating, because if you are taking doma, the analog of the big public debate, and congressional notice and defended it in the lower courts and then stopped at the appellant level, and so you were noticing this, like they were going to try to sneak it past everyone, nick. >> this came out nofwhere. the three line attorneys who withdrew their name from the case, these are civil servant, and serving across administrations, and defended the programs they have disagreed with, and made arguments that they personally agree with, and it is going to show how outlandish this argument truly is, and the aggressiveness with which the trump administration is pressing it. there sis a temptation on the from the critics and the people who invoked doma to normalize this, and say this is something that we have seen before, but that is just not the case. this is new. it is different. >> go ahead. >> and the other point that i'd like to make here is that it is part of the pattern and it is not a one-off by t

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steve, jucmp off what nick was just saying. what do you make the way the president's truth or allies versus the way we treat our enemy? >> i think nick really hit the nail on the head. regrettable as it may be, what we see is the world very soberly realizing -- at least our allies soberly realizing that they need to be organizing in a way that constrains the united states. we've become the rogue nation to them. we've seen foreshocks of this before from the president of the european union, from angela merkel who said we can't count on america anymore. but we haven't seen the depth of deep concern and the way in which foreign leaders are beginning to frame their options ahead as ones not partnering with the united states, and even potentially constraining the united states. i think nick is right. china and xi jinping, certainly vladimir putin, are taking this to the bank. they are going to take advantage of it. >> steve, here is the president and shinzo abe. they are making their way to the podium. we got a two-minute warning for

you're crazy.friend nick kroll, everybody!s so much for having me. [ laughter ] >> seth: how are things going? >> things are good. things feel -- there is a lightness to the country right now, right. >> seth: yeah. very effervescent. >> yeah -- there's this feeling -- i think people feel heard. [ laughter ]tionust feellike everything feels good. and, in fact, around the world, i think every un le b like every country in the world is in their own bathroom with a shotgun in their mouth. [ laughter ] but, you know, i was with my friend dennis rodman recently in north korea. [ laughter ] and we were -- i was just doing some advance work. >> seth: sure, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but i was thinking about it like really the moment that, like, whatever you say about trump, i do weirdly think there is something about north korea, that he did -- that fire and fury thing, i feel like kim jong-un was like, "oh, okay -- oh, you psycho like me, okay." [ laughter ] "okay, you want to jerk off in a maserati and drive off a cliff? okay." [ laughter

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. >> we got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including a prankster hides something for his girl to find. >> oh, they're yours. they're yours. >> see if she's up for the joke straight out of the player's handbook. >> they do, got it. >> crazy? >> no, we learned it. learned behavior. >>> the woman you see there in pink, jessie, has been summoned to court. she doesn't know that she is about to get a life sentence. >> you're jessie coleman? >> yes, sir. >> you know why you're here today? >> don't say anything. don't confess. you know why you're here? that person i murdered when i was 12. >> there you go. to be. that's the big question. >> she fortunately does not answer. >> i received a letter yesterday about you. >> all the things, does he know about that one time i -- oh, no. >> just sh. >> you were not born 29 years ago, but that's when you got a mother. >> that's true. >> she realizes what this might be about, and jessie immediately starts crying. >> yeah. get a tissue. >> the woman next to her is karla robinson who was married to jessie's dad and ev

ambassador how to exercise his functions or which media outlets to speak to a mr nick mr hart and he that's your party and the do you agree that it's not your place to tell the ambassador. you know what we should do or how we should behave. a lot of members of my party if i'm pretty explicit that we find these statements are highly inappropriate for an ambassador. think will be well advised to reconsider his role and his mission over here. i think it also will not the right is annoying i think from a german ears to hear read about the awakening and empowerment of anti-establishment conservatives resonates very badly because you're in part you're part of the establishment as it was established when but if you translate the if they can they and the empowerment in this context it comes some very ugly german language comes up which resonates with a nine hundred twenty s. and one hundred thirty s. i think mr canal would be well advised to get maybe some teach in sessions about german history and sensitivities that result from that it is for the united states government and for the united

and i think that's bad for the republican party, bad for conservatism and bad for america. >> so nickkind of increased -- inevitable polarization where the republican party is going for this white working class vote that is anxious economically and culturally, the democratic party trying to build this coalition of immigrants, and therefore can't imagine any kind of sensible measures that will restrict it? >> you know, i think that may have been true historically. i do think that there are a couple of things now that will create more opportunities and one is the fact that, look, we're down to a 3.9% unemployment rate. i'm from an area in rural oregon where there was deep resentment in the white working class at immigrants, perception that they were partly to blame for the deep economic troubles there. but it's a lot harder to feel that resentment when unemployment is this slow, when there are jobs available, signs everywhere. and i think the other thing that has really changed is, indeed, the fact that president trump is in office and that there is this very deep revulsion at the famil

of zap dot org nick spann host plus lauren fix the car coach is back and we'll get up to speed on the auto industry news including tesla that some say turned into a flame thrower you heard correctly as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell mixed day on start with bitcoin is notably up four percent for the day as we went to air above sixty seven hundred dollars we'll be right back. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. whether the object is he should be. one of the people so he be in luck because. that's me what i mean i well me and nothing. but the fantasy of. what i was was a. dumb move to move to. the school i'm. only interested in the prison instead of instead of a watchman to read some of this poem the. winter is that and there have none he moved can you. hear me shall i. diminish and then. to have you back a year and a day after amazon acquired luxury and specialty food retailer whole food it's clear the formation of that critical leverage point

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thanks, nicolle. >> nick, i want to ask you about d.o.j.bviously we don't know what they're building, but this seems like yet another principle that they're letting fall by the wayside, another classified briefing about an informant after there were no questions that remained, after the last two classified briefings about the same informant. >> well, look, i just say it's hard to know without understanding exactly what they're offering to the house, right? it's hard to know what balancing act they're strike being, what they're doing to stop a blow from happening by giving a little bit, right? but, yeah, it is an important principle. i mean, think back a few summers ago when the entire gop exploded because bill clinton was on a tarmac with the a.g. and they were right to worry about that, by the way. this is ten times worse. i think it shows, though, that the house republicans and the trump campaign and the white house, rather, are all fascinated by the same thing we are. what's in mueller's locker, what's in his head. no one knows. it is in

nick, what are police saying about these cases and they may be connected?ey are right now still trying to connect that fourth murder to the previous three which they say they have definitively connected through evidence. now, they won't tell us what that evidence, is but i just want to actually describe these killings and really give you a sense of why the legal community here is scared that this guy could hit again. thursday evening at 5:30 as steven pitt, that renowned forensic psychiatrist was leaving his office. he according to witnesses got no an argument on the street, raised voices and then gunshots and pitt died on the sidewalk. those two paralegals, it was the following afternoon friday, one of them who had been shot in the head managed to stumble out of the office into the street and tried to get help from people on the bus stop to an intersection. police followed a trail of blood back into the office and found the second woman, so they are saying that those -- that the murders of those two paralegals and the murder of steven pitt are definitely c

>>> nick jonas and priyanka chopra are heating up on a trip to her home couny india.ionship is getting serious, according to a source, who also tells us nick is meeting her mother for the first time. ♪ there's so much to discover, please don't stop me now ♪ >> the singer posted this video of his love with the caption, "her" featuring a smiley face emoji with hearts for eyes. >>> gwyneth paltrow and fiance brad falchuck spent a romantic vaca in capri, italy. the pair partied on a yacht with designer valentino. now the two are in england the luxury hotel where meghan staid with her moment the night before the royal wedding. ♪ oh, oh, oh >>> across the pond, gwyneth's ex-husband, chris martin, was out in malibu with his new girlfriend, dakota johnson. >>> and justin bieber and hailey baldwin showed off some heavy pda on the streets of new york. the two passionately locked lips and the biebs didn't seem to notice that a camera captured the moment when he grabbed his lady love's behind. ♪ what do you mean >> hello? >> a little busted there. as long as she's okay with it. y

mariah carey and nick cannon dated, got engaged, said i do within six weeks.r vows every year on their anniversary and divorced the 2016. >> he's a good guy. it's not that hard to make it work now after all these years of like, divorcing and blah blah blah. >> there will always be unconditional love and a relationship. one of my best friends in life. >> it's simple. whatever she wants i want. truly. >> they dated less than three months before getting engaged. >> every time we're we're together, i think it's romantic and i love it. >> daughter suri was born ten months after that. >> they parted ways in 2012. really, when you know you're meant to be, you really know. just ask amy schumer. >> people are wondering why the rush. why so fast. and it's because i truly cannot wait another second to be your wife. >> her beachside wedding to chef chris fischer after just three months of dating took everyone by surprise. including her bff jennifer lawrence. >> it was beautiful. >> once i knew. i knew quick. i'm like i can't believe i messed with those other suckers. >> b

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when we come back, nick christoph, linda chavez and rayhan salaam. ou doing tomorrow -10am?taff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. this is a story about mail. and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ so allstate is

he's going very, very slowly. >> no one's going to nick it. no one's ever going to steal him. >> this is true. >> no one ever stole their mascot. >> truth. >> by the way, this is mike the seventh, the seventh tiger that they've had. they don't go out and purchase them. the only way they get these tigers is if they're donated and if they come from a habitat. they don't take anything that's been bred. mike is slowly creeping towards some students standing outside the enclosure, a lot of people, including one of our own staff members, used to go visit mike. look at this. >> oh, [ bleep ]. he's coming toward you. >> oh, my god. >> no, you don't. >> what's he going to do? [ screams and laughter ] >> he's not done yet. >> don't you think this would be good practice for the football team? >> got to be quick. >> you're up, next guy. >> release the tiger! >> you don't have to be fast, just faster than him. >> i'm going to join the chess team. >> in this video you can see mike isn't done yet. >> in a world where people expect a certain amount of drama i

jonathan crane in moscow nick mechanic line in berlin thank you so much to both of you. well as you heard there today is a rest day for the remains take stock. there's everything from russian folk music. to dance a multi-cultural festival to delight the eyes and ears of thirsty football fans no matter which team is winning or losing on the pitch. yury russia went to take a look if you want to know what the mood is like at the hall for a point of the gold cup here and also you have to come here to nicole's castrates in the heart of moscow because so much is going on here this is why the party is. owners have issued a drastic warning be surprised could be running low but even after two weeks of the tournament there's still plenty of russian hospitality left. sitting out earlier than normal and try to close on time we don't always manage it because the fans just who want to go home if it's fantastic fun for us would like to have world cup fans here every summer. the stadiums are naturally a top priority during the world cup and experts say all eleven venues a tried and test

military exercises. >> woodruff: so, nick, what about the joint agreement?it fair to say the north loreans got what they wanted out of that, as >> schifrin: that's certainly what the analysts that rewith talking to are telling us. the north koreans did get what they want. this is critical, because this is about what ppens next. so when kim left north korea, the press releases that cameut ri the north korean media said that therities were in this order, one, improve relations with the u.s., two, gain peace on the pins last, and three, and only three, denuclearization. that's the exact order from the joint statement, improve relation, peace on the pins last, and denuclearization. that's a flip from what the u.s. is usually willi to do. the u.s. usually says, henuclearization first, and then we can talk aboutother things. and so by allowing that flip, the u.s. effectively is accepting the north korean narrative that in order to achieve denuclearization, these other things need to happen at the same time or even before, and that's the question: will north korea

nick will say now he was not good enough but he was devastated.e enjoyed and he started enjoying his football and he started enjoying his football and he played a lot and he played with men, so it was not easy. you well bannside and you think, and there is a tear in your eye. when he was a little boy and he used to hide under his bed saying i hate football, i am not going. we had a devil of a job to get him into the car. then all of a sudden he started to play and he was away. the biggest part of my whole journey and for them to see their son get his first england cap, it isa their son get his first england cap, it is a massive achievement. a proud moment for everyone. egypt is there and mo salah has missed the first training session. he is still expected to be fit to play a part in it all -- england leave for russia tomorrow but egypt are among the teams who are already there ahead of this world cup. and mo salah has missed egypt's first training session in russia. he injured his shoulder of course in the champions league fuial, but he is still e