house. >> who all's at noah's when you get there?just me and him, and then -- i think it was just me and him that night. i don't remember anybody else showing up. >> and you said you spent the night? >> i'm pretty sure i did, yes. actually, yes, i'm positive i did. i did spend the night. >> you can't remember if you spent the night at noah's or stayed at your grandparents'? >> reporter: did that strike you as strange that he couldn't remember if he spent the night here or what time he went there? >> yeah. we're talking about, you know, what'd you do yesterday, and not what you did two years ago. his answers were vague. >> reporter: vague and detached. throughout the nearly two-hour police interrogation, riley never utters emma's name, referring to her as the girl. >> the girl, she texted me. >> which girl? >> the one that passed away. >> oh, okay. what's her name? >> emma. >> when i first met him at his grandfather's, i thought he might've been a grieving boyfriend. when we got into the interview room and sat down, i felt like detect

. >> reporter: the parents of 3-year-old noah mcadams who was diagnosed with leukemia last month sayhey took their son to kentucky to search for alternatts after they say noah experienced mood swings and became violent after chemotherapy. they claim tests showed his cancer was gone, so they decided to end chemo. when they didn't show up for a scheduled treatment, the state of florida stepped in tracking the couple down in kentucky filing an emergency order and removing noah from their home. >> this is not about whether we're choosing alternative therapies, natural therapies. this is about our rights as parents to seek other options. >> reporter: doctors who treat this kind of cancer say just because the leukemia isn't showing up in tests does not mean noah is cured. >> we have no way of saying that he is cured of leukemia this early in therapy. >> reporter: the judge now ruling noah must undergo 28 days of chemo. after that time doctors will determine if he still has cancer. the judge also ruled the family can use other treatments including medical marijuana to help ease his symptoms

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. >> reporter: a show of support this weekend for little noah mcadams. >> we fight for noah's rights.rter: the se-year-old was diagwith leukemia last month. >> we were absolutely shocked, devastated. >> reporter: after two chotherapy treatments at his florida hospital, his parents, joshua and taylor, say he improved, and, according to his lab d tests showe no signs of cancer. the hospital wouldn't specifically comment n to news on noah's case citing privacy concerns. >> we just want one of the therapies that are less dstic than chemotherapy.r: >>he parents then sauts a second opinion at an ohio hospital, but flor issued an endangered child alert and tracked them down in kentky. according to his parents, noah was taken a and a judge placed him with his grandparents. >> i want my son home, and i want him to be treated with a t treatment tha is not boing to damage his littley so much. >> reporter: but docts say continuing chemotherapy is the most effective treatment. >> we nd chemotherapy. it's the most effective meanism, the most effective therapy for getting us to that 90% cure. >> rep

. >>> now to the couple who lost custody of their toddler over his cancer treatment. 3-year-old noahdams was diagnosed with leukemia in early april. after chemotherapy, noah's parents believed the cancer was gone, and they say they left florida to get a second opinion. police then put out an alert to find noah saying his parents refused to follow up on life-saving medical care. they tracked his parents down in kentucky. >> this is not about whether we're choosing alternative therapies, natural therapies. this is about our rights as parents to seek other options. >> reporter: the couple's lawyer says a blood test showed no trace of leukemia, but a cancer specialist who is not treating noah says blood tests don't show the full picture. >> we have no way of saying that he is cured of leukemia this early in therapy. we cannot assume cure because we see remission. >> noah is still not getting treatment while in the custody of his grandparents. a judge is expected to rule this week whether the parents were within their rights to decline chemotherapy. police say the parents could face child

noah! >> doing well, thank you. good to see you, jimmy.ou being here. i know you're kind of on vacation right now. >> that's what's fun about vacation, i finally get to go and be a guest on your show. we never get to be guests. >> jimmy: every once in a while. it's fun to see how other operations work. >> it's nice. but it's weird. we know the things. i feel as invested in show as you are, moments backstage, do you need me to move that, are we on time? you're the guest. i know, i know. do you want me to lift? doing the desk, should i bring it? >> jimmy: don't have to do any manual labor. is that how it works at "the daily show," guests chip in to move around? >> no, no, no, never the guests. but there are some guests that will do things that they shouldn't be doing. >> jimmy: like what? >> for instance, oprah came to the show. >> jimmy: congratulations. that's a big deal. >> first didn't come in guest entrance. waiting this way, all of a sudden she's like hello! everyone turns and it's oprah in the building. and no, no, the guest entrance,

. >> reporter: the parents of 3-year-old noah mcadams, who was diagnosed with leukemia, took their sono kentucky for alternative treatments after they say he had violent mood swings from chemotherapy. they claim tests showed his cancer was gone, but police in florida soon tracked them down and removed noah from their home. doctors who treat this cancer say blood tests don't show the full picture. >> we have no way of saying that he is cured of leukemia this early in therapy. >> reporter: noah's parents are vowing to fight the court's decision. >> there are other options other than chemotherapy and i think this really opened up a good discussion on parental rights, about patient rights. >> reporter: david, the judge ruled the family can use other treatments, but noah must undergo 14 more days of che chemotherapy, after which doctors will determine whether his leukemia is in remission. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> coming up tonight, the a images just in of that gas explosion. the moment it happens. >>> and passengers on that whale watch, and the rescue as the boat suddenly takes on w

. >> reporter: his mother said noah struggled through chemotherapy.ancer was gone and left florida they say to speak a second opinion in hopes of they say saving their son from the side effects of chemo. noah's parents claim he was thriving under the care of a different doctor who they say uses alternative treatments. >> this is not about whether we're choosing alternative therapies, natural therapies. this is about our rights as parents to seek other options. >> i absolutely have the right to be able to tell a doctor that i don't want chemotherapy and it should be the same for parents having that right over children. >> reporter: noah's parents chose to end chemotherapy, but when they didn't showed up for a scheduled treatment, the state of florida stepped in, tracking the couple down in kentucky, filing an emergency order and removing the 3-year-old from their home. this morning, noah is in the custody of his grandparents. >> they're saying that this child is in the immediate danger. there's no cancer in his blood and no indication at any point in t

the hospital wouldn't specifically comment to nbc news on noah's case citing privacy concerns. >> we just want one of the therapies that are less drastic than chemotherapy. >> reporter: the parents then sought a second opinion at an ohio hospital, but florida authorities issued an endangered child alert and tracked them down in kentucky. according to his parents, noah was taken away and a judge placed him with his grandparents. >> i want my son home, and i want him to be treated with a treatment that is not going to damage his little body so much. >> reporter: but doctors say continuing chemotherapy is the most effective treatment. >> we need chemotherapy. it is the most effective mechanism, the most effective therapy for getting us to that 90% cure. >> reporter: noah's parents vow to continue his medical checkups, but did they have the right to refuse his chemotherapy in the first place? >> in order for the state of florida to override a parent's wishes as to medical care, the state has to show medical neglect. >> reporter: if the parents call an oncologist in court who can show tha

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a former "the daily show" correspondent, he's now wrapping up season two of his h.b.o. hit show wyatt cenac is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, will ben carson lose his job? the queen of england goes shopping. and donald trump wants us to know he's totally cool. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin in not-so-great britain. today it was reported prime minister theresa may is planning to resign over her failure to negotiate a brexit deal. since the chaos of brexit could collapse britain's economy, they're stockpiling. >> a british supermarket received a royal visit. >> queen elizabeth stopped by a pop-up grocery store in england, the visit include add stop at the self-service checkout area. the 93-year-old monarch was intrigued with the technology. she asked staffers whether customers could cheat the system and leave without paying. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man, that is so priceless, even the

oh, hey, hey, all right, let's do t let's do t i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, comedian and author here with a new memoir called life will be the death of me, chelsea handler is joining us, everybody. a really beautiful book, you want to save for the conversation. also on tonight's show democrats want the attorney general to resign, roy wood, jr. will trick you into caring about the planets and the world's sexiest accented-- accents have officially been announced. let's catch on on headlines. let's kick it off with major technology news, yesterday facebook, the world he's biggest social media platform and instagram for old people announced that they're switching things up. >> facebook privacy shift, the social met york rolling out its biggest face lift in five years. c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is promising to do more to protect personal information. he also announced changes to facebook's app and a new dating feature called secret crush. >> and then mark zuckerberg making a joke on privacy that did not exactly land with the audience. >> i know tha

our guest host is noah blackstein of dynamic funds. do that in a moment. >>> quickly looking at u.s. equity futures this hour we are now looking at a screen of green the dow about 167 points up, nasdaq looking to open higher as well call it 75 points right now higher and the s&p 500 up about 20 points let's tell you some of the headlines that may be moving those numbers around this morning. >>> the u.s. has temporarily eased restrictions that had been imposed last week on china's huawei they are still prohibited from buying american parts and components to make new products but will be allowed to buy what it needs to maintain existing networks and provide software updates to existing handsets that's important and of course, google revisiting that decision then just 24 hours ago that it was going to no longer provide its services to huawei on a temporary basis. >>> separately, snap has completed an overhaul of its executive ranks, naming derek anderson chief financial officer and laura sweet as chief people officer. those were some slot

noah, let's talk about stacey abrams, john hickenlooper, beto o'rouke.are hearing more and more people say i get it, the white house is a great-looking place, but how about running for senate? i spoke to someone from austin, texas, recently who said i love beto o'rouke, i wish he would have run in our state so we could have blue representation here. and remember president obama sat in the white house eight years while mitch mcconnell had a big seat and blocked him all day long. should democrats start to focus more on senate runs? >> yes, it's sort of a contradiction with the environment, right. if it feels like it favors democrats, you want to go for the gold. you might want to throw your hat in the ring for the presidency because why not? at this time in 2013 republicans suffered a lot of problems recruiting top talent for statewide races because a lot of people were focused on a bigger shot down the road. it turned out in 2014 it didn't really matter, the environment was so favorable to the gop they ended up taking the senate anyway. democrats shouldn'

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the parents of noah mcadams decided to stop his chemotherapy and left the state.hey tried to get a second opinion at an ohio hospital. florida authorities issued an endanger child alert and acked the family down in kentucky. noah is now with his grandparents, but his father and mother are still fighting to get him back. >> i want mye,on hom and i want him to. treated with a treatment that is not going to damage his little body so much. >> the parents could win their case if at oncologist can showa th chemotherapy is not necessary and that there are other medically approprte treatments. >>> we are quickly approaching the time when millions of college students will graduate which means employers will soon have a flood of action -- of applications. >> the challenge will be made urself stands out from the crowd. here are a couple of suggestions -- target your cover letter, resume, and linkedin page for each prospective employer. show confidence but also humility during your interview. nobody like a cocky interview. no one wants to hire someone who doesn't think they h

noah's mom says they didn't escape to kentucky. they just wanted to see a different doctor, the boy suffering from and a cute type of leukemia. president trump has made health care a top political issue, he's sending a set of principles out of congress which are intended to end the bills when the patients are unknowingly treated by out of network doctors or hospitals, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are trying to address the problem but have been stymied by health care industry groups state officials have passed laws to protect consumers. but they do not have authority over many insurance plans offered by large employers. these policies are regulated on the federal level. >>still ahead take a live look outside right now this is san francisco's embarcadero kind of a grade. >>gloomy day have been that way for much of the week is shipping routes, large cargo is back with us. but we get a kind of a bust out of this feels like there is some storms kind of looming off the coast that are really hit us. but they'rlearning some signifi

noah mcadams was diagnosed on april 4th.received two rounds of chemo before his parents informed doctors they wanted to seek alternative treatments, but a judge ruled noah must complete the first phase of chemo. he's also allowing the boy's parents to explore options like medical cannabis. >> we are disappointed with the fact that they're moving forward with chemotherapy considering all the side effects. >> the judge will evaluate the little boy's condition before ruling on the next two phases of chemotherapy for noah. >>> police in south carolina say a child found $40,000 worth of methamphetamine hidden inside a lego box. they say three women bought the lego set at a thrift store in charleston and took it home to georgia. they gave the legos to a child who opened the box and then discovered the meth. drug enforcement officials say the becomes could have been purchased in a storage auction before making its way to the consignment shop without anyone questioning its contents. no charges have been filed. >> that's terrifying.

it is surprising that noah webster had five definitions before he gets to the six the definition thatatches what we .hink of as revolution definition sixth does he describe revolution as a change in politics, a material, or entire change of the government, and then he adds we shall rejoice to hear that the greeks have affected the revolution. that dictionary was a sense of opinion. so revolution turns out to be a curious english word, somewhat like, cleve, a word that means two thanks simultaneously. returning to the same plate, dual labors of of currents altogether. there is ambiguity, therefore there is ambiguity in the title, daniel morgan, the revolutionary you, and let me assure that ambiguity was intentional. before i get carried away with that, let's go to daniel morgan's story. in winchester, virginia, only winchester is not winchester yet, that is how early it is, a collection of houses and shops in the middle of the shenandoah valley. at some point in the late winter, we do not know the exact day, a tall young man of uncertain age walks in with clothes on his back and nothin

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight is a renowned fashion designer and former winner of "project runway," christian siriano is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, the battle over impeachment heats up. neil brennan has a plan for the democrats and drake might get kicked out of the n.b.a. so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's begin with president trump. please hold your applause. ( laughter ) as you know, the commander-in-chief just got back from his trip to japan, and now we're learning just how far his staff went to keep him happy while he was there. >> now to another report leading to some outrage in warrant overnight. the white house reportedly asked the u.s. navy to keep a warship named after the late john mccain "out of sight" during president trump's visit to japan. >> before his speech, this photo obtained by the journal shows a tarp hanging over the warship's name. overnight, president trump deny anything responsibility, tweeting, i was not informed abo

i'm trevor noah.ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a senator from new york and a candidate for president of the united states, kirsten gillibrand is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, bill deblasio wants to be the mayor of america. we find a solution to end all student debt, and it's never ladies yieght knight in alabama. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with a story everyone is talking about. "game of thrones" ( cheers and applause ) last night was the big series finale. some are taking it hard. >> it has been a long and at times frustrating season for "game of thrones." you might need someone to talk to. bark.com is offering therapy sessions, viewers, if you need to complain about the potholes, have trouble with tend org just need help in the absence of your favorite show, the site promises to find a professional for you -- >> trevor: yes, that's right, a web site is offering therapy -- therapy sessions forf "game of thrones." (

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a tremendous comedian kicking off his new world tour this week, eddie izzard is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, roy wood, jr. steals trump's lunch money, "game of thrones" travels into the future, and we'll find out which lucky country gets to go to war with america. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with some big news about a little baby. >> it's a boy for the duke and duchess of sussex. >> people across britain are celebrating the new baby who arrived past his due date. >> we had a baby boy early this morning, a very healthy boy. mother and baby are doing incredibly well. it's been the most amazing experience i could ever possibly imagine. how any woman does what they do is -- beyond comprehension. ( laughter ) but we're both absolutely thrilled. >> trevor: yes, congratulations to the royal family. this is such an exciting moment for them and, also, for those two horse doctors

i'm trevor noah! thank you for coming out! thank you so much for coming out, yeah! oh, man!o good to have you. our guest tonight -- our guests tonight are fascinating filmmakers with an incredible documentary about the foster care system. mark jonathan harris and deborah oppenheimer are joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) sexism could win the presidential election. the second biggest economy in africa had its election and grand theft auto comes to real life. let's catch up on today's headlines. first up, over the past few weeks, there have been a slew of stories about how extreme police are in america. police in san diego, police in missouri and, of course, the fashion police who covered the met gala. ( laughter ) good lord, they were ruthless. ( laughter ) are you telling me a teacher doesn't camp? what did you wear to camp you (~bleep ) assholes. ( laughter ) but of all these examples of extreme police, a video that came out yesterday is one of the craziest things i've ever seen. >> newly released police video shows anaheim officers firing 76 shots in a busy res

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a writer and director with a new netflix limited series about the central park five. ava duvernay is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the escalating trade war between the u.s. and china. all right? with no deal in sight, both countries are hitting each other with hundreds of billions of dollars in new tariffs, and now ordinary people in china are suffering some truly dire consequences. >> the "wall street journal" says millions of people in china could not watch the series finale of "game of thrones" because of the u.s.-china trade fight. chinese viewers expected to see the final episode, and instead saw a notice about transmission problems on ten-cent video. many fans fumed over social media. h.b.o. says china restricted "game of thrones" from airing due to the trade dispute. >> trevor: yeah, that's right -- american consumers may be paying higher prices, losin

noah, i want to talk to you right now. what about you?s it important for you to join hundreds of your former colleagues in this statement? >> i think that there's been tremendous misperception and misinformation about what the mueller report actually says, that attorney general barr got out there before the report came out with a version of what it said, which it turned out had very little resemblance to what the report actually says. then when the report actually came out i think there was a lot of confusion. and it's really important for people who can bring some authority and say we -- we are prosecutors -- we are former prosecutors who brought these kinds of cases, worked in all kinds of different time periods and administrations and as we look at this evidence that robert mueller laid out in hundreds of pages, it is extremely clear that there were serious misconduct and not just serious misconduct but criminal misconduct that could be charged and would have been charged but for the specific policy saying that a sitting president cann

i'm trevor noah!ur guest tonight is an oscar-winning actor who plays a presidential candidate in her new movie the "long shot," charlize theron is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) so excited! wow, you guys clap hard. it's like you work out. also on tonight's show, the north pole is going russian, measles are going viral, around jordan klepper is here to tell us what he's been up to on the road. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with the big news out of washington where william barr, attorney general was a no-show for his own hearing. >> a no-show, attorney general william barr leaves a house committee hanging when it comes to answering questions about the mueller report. >> democrats inch closer to a vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. >> the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler opened the morning by scolding the empty chair that was for the attorney general. >> at least one democrat chose to use a bucket of chicken to illu

i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight-- our guest tonight is a supermodel and a media mogul.banks is joining us, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, the secret origins of bernie sanders. america's got the pox. and what trump's been hiding in his taxes. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. first up, after two days of excruciating waiting, the royal baby finally has a name. >> prince harry and meghan markle have announced the name of the newest member of the royal family. their son, archie harrision mountbatten-windsor. earlier today, the joyous new parents spoke to the press at windsor castle. >> i think it's magic. it's pretty amazing. i mean, i have the two best guys in the world. so i'm really happy. >> we're just so thrilled to have our own little bundle of joy, and spend some precious time with him as he slowly starts to grow up. >> trevor: oh! they're so sweet. ( laughter ) although, i do have to admit this, right-- i always find it weird when people introduce a new baby, right. because if you think about it, there's such a big contrast

this time for 35-year-old noah mina, who disappeared while hiking in rugged maui terrain last week. and a team in a chopper just left a short time ago to continue the search for noah, and we're talking about very in hawaii, and e pils whoshe was it impossible to reach, tom, and that it's pure luck that they were able to find her. >> marcus moore with that new search tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> up next right here when we come back, the new headline in the spike of measles cases around the country. >>> plus, the moment caught on camera across the country. take a close look. why that young fan actually got the last laugh. stay with us. rk like air traffic control. it's gotta let new data integrate with data from our existing systems. ♪ ♪ be able to pull from reservation platforms built 20 years ago. and also be able to use apps to book super-personalized trips on shiny new phones from the future. plus, i need freedom to move my workloads wherever, whenever - but manage it all from right here. and that's the cloud i want. simple, right? expect more from your cloud. ibm cloud. safe d

noah mcadams was diagnosed on april 4th. of chemobefo before his parents to doctors they wanted to seek alternative treatments. a judge ruled noah must complete the first phase of chemo. the judge is also allowing the boy's parents to explore options like medical cannabis. >> we are disappointed with the fact that they're moving forward with chemotherapy considering all the side effects. >> the judge will evaluate the little boy's condition before ruling on the next two faphasesf chemo for noah: the golden state warriors one win away from advancing to the western conference finals, but they may have to get there without one of the biggest stars on planet, coy wire has the latest on this huge injury next "the bleacher report." ls have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. i like to make my life easy. ( ♪ ) romo mode. (beep) (bang) good luck with that one. yes! that's why i wear skechers slip-ons. they're effortless. just slip them right on and off. skechers slip

welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for coming out. you for tuning in. let's get moo trk let's do t let's do t let's do it, let's do it. our guest tonight is an educator, an author and a former second lady of the united states, dr. jill biden is joining us, everyone. (applause) we're going to vey fun chapter about her brand new memoir. also on tonight's show the church is moving into the future, netflix stakes a stand on abortion and robert mueller finally speaks so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with mitch mcconnell. senate majority leader and guy who had his face ripped off by a chimp but then got an experimental face transplant that mostly worked. (laughter) you may remember back in 2016 mcconnell blocked president obama from appointing merrick garland to the supreme court because, a president shouldn't get to fill a supreme court seat in an election year. but now that donald trump is president mcconnell says players gota play. >> senate majority leader mitch mccon sell raising some eyebrows this morning for commen

i'm trevor noah! guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a former senior advisor to president obama and she's out with a new book about her journey to the west wing, valerie jarrett is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also, coming up on tonight's show, all the animals are dying, uber vs. new york taxies and nobody gets to see trump's taxes. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. planet earth. unfortunately, after 7 billion seasons, it's about to be canceled. >> there is a dire warning tonight from climate scientists. they say 1 million of the earth's 8 million planet animal species are now at eminent risk of extinction. >> the report released today in paris identified how humans are causing extension at a rate never before seen in human history. >> trevor: good lord, 1 million species are in danger of going extinct. that's such a crazy -- that's so many deaths. even the creators of "game of thrones" would be, like, jeez, guys, pump the breaks. maybe throw in a sex scene or two. come o

i'm trevor noah.ctor back with season 2 of her h.b.o. hit show "big little lies," reese witherspoon is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) going to have a great time. also on the show, president trump steps into the sumo ring, el chapo wants to speak to the manager, and china is watching us. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with the big news from great britain. for three years, prime minister theresa may has been trying to make brexit work, but now the only thing brexiting is her. >> tonight, high political drama in london after months of intense pressure and speculation, british prime minister theresa may finally giving up the job she'd always wanted, throwing in the towel. >> i will shortly leave the job that has been the honor of my life to hold. i do so with no ill will, but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: oh! that's really sad. but, yes, theresa may resigned as prime minister

for the last ten months i run the office of space commerce within noah for the department of congress. our mandate is to foster the economic conditions of technological develop meant from the u.s. commercial state under space industry. today's hearing across many functional organizations lines. my officers created 30 years ago when the idea of commercialization was purely nonexistent. today we find herself at key inflection point. a great number of entrepreneurs encouraged by ministration leadership, fast-moving technology and enabling finance and insurance are created highly in capabilities in the market. they draw upon trends and standardization and reusability in their leverage past develop an artificial cloud computing. the u.s. innovative spirit is alive and well. ami emphasized that one of the context for today's instructio instructions, the future space operating environment will be overwhelmingly commercial, how much commercial, the chairman referred to this, current forecast indicated global space economy between $1 trillion in $3 trillion by 2040, we've actually spent a lot

, jen athey -- noah,genda, no message.ennedy: great question from melissa, what is going to happen next, how nasty will things get in washington if democrats take a ride down impeachment boulevard? joining me now. bob barr, he knows about this topic, in 1997 he was first to call for president clinton's impeachment, and resignation. welcome back congressman barr. >> thank you. kennedy: what was point of this press conference today? >> point of the press conference today forever st. mueller to come before american people, say gee, i really wish i were an independent count with authority to make recommendation to congress on impeachment. but i'm not, i'm just a lowelly special counsel -- lowly special counsel but let me do it anyway, that is what it was about. kennedy: he could have used more forceful language in his report if he really had such strong feelings about the president committing obstruction of justice. back further than the clinton impeachment, and let's talk about nixon issue. you know as you remember he was not

let me repeat, noah's arc had flood damage.ton, kentd. the owners want the insurance company to pay a million dollars in property damage after heavy rains caused a landslide. that said, i should mention that the rain didn't damage the arc itself. just an important access road at the site. still, quite an interesting headline, don't you think? >>> so four of the two dozen democrats are stumping today and where we find our road warrior ali vitale in the hawkeye state. how are voters responded to the candidates? >> reporter: kendis, in iowa falls today we've seen kirsten gillibrand at the coffee shop behind me and in a little while amy klobuchar will talk to voters here and over the course of the past few months as i've been out here there is only one thing consistent hitting the early voting states and there are too many candidates to pars through. i talked to that with one women this morning and listen to what she had to say. >> we have fortunate to have a large group to pick from. it is difficult. i can't tell you right now who

noah-- >> thank you for taking time of your day to join us., the potential impact --the u.s.-china trade o trade war on the investor community. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> -- he currently serves as chief operating officer. it comes at a time when fashion chains are wrestling the growth of online shopping. for more now, the trump and menstruation has been broadening china.on companies in it could also have an impact on startup communities and existing investments into southeast asia. , you spent a lot of time in asia and a lot of time investing across asia. what do you think the impact is going to be on the start of community? >> they're exactly going to be an impact, but anyone who has interacted with the ecosystem, it should not come as a surprise. this was definitely part of the plan for long time and china has been methodically preparing for this moment and transitioning from a willingness to club rate and a determination to compete, so i don't think it is a big surprise to anyone in the region, but it certainly looks like a big moment. somewha