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our elon mui has the ory. >> the united states is the biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas in the. most of it is shipped out fromr als in louisiana and texas. that's drivingn investment boom along the gulf coast. the $10 billion in parish today, a backdro foramerica's energy dominance. >> you are not only making a nation wealthier, but you are making america sger by build the future of american energy independence. we are independent. we don't need>> anybody. he timing is a little awkward. coming jt oneay after china being. >>ed up tariffs on unlng from 20% to 25% and the latest salvo in whats now a full-fledged trade war. >> and we don't need to be ripped offy the rest of the world either because those days are over. >> china is one of the most important markets for lng and it has 10% of lngrt exand that is growing faster than anywhere else in the world and analysts say the tariffs are already slowing down u.s. shipments and we counted 26t vessels t left the u.s. for china last year and 17 of them left in the first half of the yr and only nine tankers left in the second half and

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and all of the hardware and saying that anybody's welcome to come to the manufacturfag lab and the oriest do the packaging. i would also allow unannounced and announced inspections, basically be incredibly transparent about how their supply-chain works and allowing people to actually ethically have hackers hack the ne get assurances. jane: thank you very much indeed for joining me. fotheresa: thankhaving me. jane: in other news, the mayor new york city, bill de blasio, has announced he is running for president next year's election. in the video released on58 thursday, thear-old said it was time we put working people first and that president trump must be stopped. mr. deblasio is the 24th person to run for the democrati nomination. in yemen, the saudi-led coalition has carried a result airstrikes on the capital, sanaa, killing six people. the strikes come days after the attacks hit a saudi oil pipeline. ethe conflict has led to world's worst humanitarian crisis. reporter: another tragedy hits the heart of the capital, sanaa. neighbors in a desperate search for survivors. 11 airstrikes in

. >>> shipping has ground to a halt on the mississippi river because ori his spring flooding. it's a double hit for farmers. they've already been caught in a trade war and now they ar sitting on soy beans without a way to get them down river. contes brewer as you saw is in rock island. >> reporter: it's quiet on the mississippi. no barges moving at the locks so this is aim crucial for shipping for the nation's farmers. >> one reason why farmers located in the middle of the country like davenport, iowa, are interna onal entrepreneu is because they have ae ater way to mickly. >> reporter: not so this spring. the winter stormno massive melt and rain have inundated the farm fields, overflowed levies and had record breaking flood. >> normally the water would not be quite so far up on these gates. we are inin flo condition right now. >> reporter: earlier this month the locks flooded. high water has shut down multiple locks for months and there are no detour around a closed lock. so though a barge may move short diances on the mississippi, it can't run the length of the river. >> we

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lincoln's ory not his creation, he takes it from the english clergyman reverend sydney smith. i mention that because smith suffered from depression. out a table -- a recipe for preventing the worst effects of depression. 10 steps to avoiding the deepest depression. at the center of these was humor. finding humor. being able to find humor in whatever circumstance. i'm sure that lincoln would have read sydney smith, and would have taken that lesson to heart. he has already learned it, but he saw its importance. >> how did it affect his marriage? i thinkrwardine: michael may be able to answer that question better than i'd. it is very unlikely that lincoln told many of these stories to mary. lincoln's storytelling was intended for male company. jokes thated smutty he told, the off colored jokes would not strike us as quite appalling as they would have sensibilityictorian , but they were intended for male company. in the taverns, on the circuit, in the cabinet rooms in political intercourse conversation. how did it affect his marriage? i don't know how far lincoln used humor in his

ory have gone up to $700 $800. some are over $1000.uild the pixel from the ground up, using commodified hardware and betting on the fact that our software capabilities which are unparalleled in the industry can , the those experiences right performance, the right battery life to that lower price. these prices with premium experiences, we are making the camera in a premium smartphone available to a lot more people. emily: that was the vice president of pixel. we have more highlights from the developers conference. take a listen. the first time they have really leaned heavily with hardware, with their own devices. in years past, they did more .xperimental hardware, phones this is a basic phone. they are competing with all of androids partners. said, sales fell last year along with the rest of the premium market. they are clearly spending a lot on hardware. google has spent money on other things in the past. they have moved from project to project. differentll us with compared to last year, specifically the focus on privacy. >> you saw a

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oris mother recded the incident. take a look. >> can you tell us what you're loo>>ng for?o. >> before you leave off the property? you don't have not, warr no backyard. >> a spokesperson for police told news4hey have not seen the lawsuit and they cannot comment at this time. taylor thomas here with the talk around town. earlier this week we spoke to denise price, the man whose property was being searched there. she said she was so stressed because she was right in the middle of planning her son's funeral when that happened. when that search took off on her property she said she and her brother were both shaken. take a listen. >> very intimidating. was very shaken up by their actions, them being totally disrespectful and not communicating at all. w >>thout merit, the d.c. police union say they're planning a vigorous defense of that officer who they describe as a highly decorated veteran. you've been talking to your listeners about his. what are they saying or heang? >> indeed. our listeners are concerned about this but not necessarily surprised about this story. they point o

one nonprofit literacy program ory aking a new twist on time. >> it's called drag queen story hour. and volunteers read to kids with a goal of using imagination and play to teach acceptance. they even have a chapter right here in the district. >> but as noibc reports not everyone approves of this program. >> reporter: across the country protests. police lines and petitions. all in a battle ov books. or rather, who is reading books to children in literacy program called drag queen story hour. >> once upon a time. >> reporter: jonathan helped bring the concept to new york. >> our goal is to help every kid feel comfortable and have a safe place to explor kids can feel safe where they might be feeling different. >> reporter: there are now more than 35 chapters nationwide. performers undergo train and in many casesackground checks. for jonathan the dramatic flair and the kid's curiosity seemed a perfe>> fit. s that your real hair? is that your real name? are those your real nails? just funny things li is that a wig? ty know it's dressup and a costume. >> but there's been backlash. >> not

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s's he just received an award from lot of people trying oris a bring attention to that issue and you've been at the forefront of it. >> we're very fortunate. our folks atan nbc news more specifically the "today" show have really been supportive of this. allowed us to tellth stories work their way into this whole notion of climate change and at we're not forcing the issue, we're just trying to find information to tell people. in fact, we were just recently in the arctic about 300 miles north of the arctic circle and told atory of the folks, the inuit, alaska. we were really fortunate and it was an honor to be recognized by the earth day network. we're coming up on the 50th anniverry of earth day. i'm so old i actually took part in the very fir earth day when i was a sophomore in high school. we all marched in the streets of manhattan. so it's now more than ever it's very important to bring attention to this issue. >> indeed. it'sat clim visionary award. big congrats. >> thank you. thanks for having me. i was with doug. after i trashed the newsroom they're not letting me inside. >> you're

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ory are monarchists something but it is interesting things going on down here. i shouldn't say that. ? es canada watch c-span i don't know. can delete that, right? let's not get into canadian history. have theseerica you two and we often forget this, we often forget that there are two dynamic new nations rising up on similar values. a similar values are first of all republican federalists, politically egalitarian is a -- a goal. united states of mexico has abolition of slavery. we will talk about that. united states of america has slavery. it is written into the constitution, 3/5 clause. but the united states america has complete religious toleration whereas there is religious toleration in mexico, but if you want to own land or get married or officially partake in the government, you need to be roman catholic. but each is an experiment in sort of different kinds but a lot of similarities. in california our big issues are instabilities we are trying to deal with. most important is indian health, disease, a lot of problems, and health in the broadest sense, build

. >> we're going to see what those ories and a lot more at the top of e hour.> today governor larry hogan signed a law that will raise t legal age to buy tobacco in maryland from 18 to 21. >> news 4 darcy spencer explains critics are upset that one group is going to be exempted. >> teen vaping has been declared an epidemic by the food and drug administration. today maryland became the 13th state in the country to limit the sal of vaping products and tobacco. governor larry hoganigned a bill into law aimed at reducing cancer and preventing young people from getting hooked on tobacco and vaping. right now you only have to be 18 to buy theseroducts. critics say that's too young. >> increasing the minimum age for purchasing tobacco products tolu 21 and ing vaping in the definition of tobacco products. >> the american cancer society which pushed for the legislation says if kids don't start vaping smoking in their teen years, they'll be less likely to do it when they're 21. the group also said it's disappointed that members of the military are exempted from the law.

robinson,ories for ch trading at the lowest since december last year. trucking affected by the trade war. what we are seeing in the midwest as well with the weather conditions, that is causing disruption and we know those emergency conditions have been extended into july. i want to come back and take a look at the s&p 500 over the course of the week. you can see the three red bars. we are now looking at the third straight weekly drop despite yesterday's gains in the last hour of trading and today's gain. not enough at the moment to keep the s&p 500 in the green on the week. if you look at those three bars, that is the longest losing streak since december when it comes to the s&p 500. finally wanted to look at a few movers. would you believe earnings season has not quite finished. earning still managing to move a number of companies. intuit up 6% today. that is the most since february. a much better than expected earnings report. hp also rising after being or at least beating estimates. foot locker down 17%. autodesk, not very good earnings reports. davi

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>> reporter: well, certainly a verydisturbing ory.ust imagine that you're inside the restroom, and sudden you notice a hidden micro camera in one of the bathroom stalls. that's what happened here at the department of veterans affairs on i street. a government employee, 24-year-old alex greenlee, has been arrested. he's been charged with five counts of misdemeanor voyeurism. this investigation actually began back in january. the wom who found the camera says that greenlee was outside of the bathroom on his cell phone when she came out. he told her he needed to go inside to get paper towels because there weren't any in the men's room. a few days later, a second amera was found in another bathroom stall. investigators questioned greenlee, he denied any knowledge of the cameras. but according to arrest documents, a forensic search of the memory cards on those cameras shows video of greenlee installing the cameras. now five women were videotaped. police have still trying to identify one of the victims. back to you. >> megan mcgrath live in

ory. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. middle east headquarters.de-hailing giant uber. i am really close by you at heart. it is all about the pricing for uber. the pricing, the dizzy highs anticipated. convinced by is the evaluation. >> they are not valued in traditional valuation metrics. you are trying to short the fundamentals, which is difficult to do. >> let's get a little more. he covers the story for technology. we are excited about this. the timing just could not be more spectacularly punctured, could it? that was something like 20 times oversubscribed. three times oversubscribed at the top end. institutional investors always ask for more than they want. but nothing great. people got what they wanted. perhaps pelee -- people feeling more twitchy investing. >> we do like to make those comparisons. uber justify such a valuation? about 7.5looking at times sales. lyft is growing, uber at 20.30%. they need to keep pushing hard, particularly in the food delivery service and keep the international growth. service-hailing delivering. >> what about

oris we're going to be placing a single stem. and each headstone it's a tradition that started not long ago 2011. it's happening at about 40 some national cemeteries around weekend can people volunteer still i'm sorry to people come down everyone who we come on down and the whole point of this. this provided opportunity for citizens. 2 recognize how fortunate we are that so many have made so many sacrifices personally and their families and this is a small very personal expression of gratitude. thank you so much for doing that. and yes we are very grateful. if you want to come down for that and other activities take a look at your screen. let me give you some of the details. >>at 00:30am in the morning at the presidio it's the commemoration in parade at 11 o'clock this morning, sam, ceremony and 21 gun salute and also be a community picnic if you live in oakland, and you cannot make it to san francisco. well oakland has its own event. the mountain view cemetery that begins at 00:30am in the morning on the 5,000 block of piedmont

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oris week, the highest court in international sp, ruled that female athletes with elevated levels oftosterone must take hormone suppressants to compete in certain races. semenya says she doesn't want to do that, and shouldn't be forced to. the court acknowledged its ruling discriminated against semenya and others, but it said it's a "nessary, reasonable and proportionate means" of preserving the "integrity of female athletics." the secretary general of track and field's governing body defended that position this winter. >> the regulations that we are introducing are there to protect the sanctity of fair and open mpetition, and that's reallyat whe are here to defend. >> brangham: that position has been heavily criticized by many as misguided. semenya was asked about her future after her victory today: >> last one-- what happens for you now? >> i keep training. i keep running. esn't matter. if something comes in front of me, like i said, i always find a wato come jump it. >> brangham: it remains to be seen wheer semenya will appeal that court ruling, or start taking the hormone suppres

barnett brings us ory of an educational program that combines the music of thetr cleveland orchwith meditativehniques to promote a sense of calm. it's part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, canvas. >> reporter: chase is a third- grader at canterbury elementary in cleveland heights. he loves it when his mom cooks- up some breakfast for him before t hool. but, that doesppen very often. >> most of the time, when i wake up, e's gone to work. so, my dad has to iron my clothes and then i usually wake gt himself ready, he has t my sister ready, too. >> for the past year and a half he's been able to leave system hat stress behind when h gets to the classroom. every morning at 9:00 students mat canterbury stop forent and listen to a few minutes of cleveland orchestra music. >> it's like when you're at home, it's cold outside and you're sitting by a fireplace. thathis this this stu was stuck in my head, it goes away. t s exercise is part of a relaxation program called mindful music momen. chase's teacher, jasmine vinson, says the whole school does it the same tie. >> >> we play it over the louds

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and ey have kind oried to hedge the effects of this bill by arguing that if roe were overturned, thete could come dock and ts own abortion law which could include exceptions for rape and insist the problem is -- well, there are two problems. fae is that alabama last approved a constitutional amendment that said there was no right to an abortion in the alabama constitution, which seems like it would make it more diffico address these exceptions in a post-roe world. the other issue res that this legislature overwhelmingly voted to keep those rape and insist exc teptions out bill, and these were not close votes. so it's very hard to see how this current legislature at the very least would want to take up this issue again after voting so overwhelmingly tolot iude exceptions for sexual assault in this bill. >> nawaz: anne, very quikly, we saw a lot of the protesters outside of the alabama state house, the push back against the restrictions. has there been any pushback in vermont against the effort to protect abortion rights there? >> yes, there has been push back from the vermont right to

she actually has this long personal back ory that starts where she falls in love and has kids early and to drop outor of college andk her way back through. trying to relate to n audience of voters who maybe voted forid prt obama and then voted for president trump. >> so is that a strategy that can work? >> i think it's also the strategy as tam pointed out this, i'm the candidate with a plan which is,jund it's not st a plan that kind of goes around the edges am i'm the candidatet that wbig structural major change, even this opioid plan that sheos is propg, this is a hundred billion dollars a plan that passed last year, overwhelmingly in congress signed by the president worth about $8 billion. so it is going to be bigger than anything es and it follows also another one of her long-standing messages which is i'm also going to take on the rigged system by taking on the people at the very top, the people who are taking advantage of the little person. in this case, she's arguing the pharmaceutical companies that targeted towns li kermit, the town that she was in with plls and millions of thes

oris liberals at the time shortly thereafter who are complaining about how this was handled. the next one gets better. there is this guy, the legal commentary -- commentator who inte for "the new york", and june, that is after the indictments, before nixon's resignation. this is starting to roll. and we know that there will be a trial, and it has not occurred. the only way to punish corruption was to bring the watergate criminals to justice. this is being done, to an extent. but to restore public confidence fully, it was essential that the prosecutions to be conducted fairly. that has not been done. many illegal practices employed by the prosecutors to reestablish the primacy of the law, in this nation, appear at this stage to have some worded it. -- subverted it. crimes of thef watergate affair were brought to justice and did more lasting damage the highest purpose of american law, they handed the crimes themselves." harris, i like. i am putting him further. same -- quoting him further. same article. the use of unenforced laws in order to get someone who is probably or certa

oris maybe not as good as 10 12 years ago, but it is picking up. i just want to recap what we are looking at here. it is kind of interesting what the boe said. it cut growth forecasts for the next three years, unchanged in 2021. they did see excess demand in three years rising wasn't previously forecasted. if there is some kind of brexit deal, what kind of upside hawkish potential might we see, and what sort of ramifications globally? suchit doesn't sound like a hawkish situation, but the macroeconomics would support a hike. unemployment low, wages picking up. the bank of england has not had either the opportunity or the ability to normalize in the same way as the fed. that is the other difference. they are probably substantially that where neutral is, so normalization process is going to kick into gear just as it did in the u.s.. david: we are talking about brexit, which means we have to speculate. may be the speculation is narrowing a little bit because there's increased talk about the customs union, maybe prime minister theresa may coming to a c

for months the president and his allies have called on the justice department to investigate the ori tns of russia investigation. overnight the president's outside attorys really cheered this news. it's a move that could further strain the relationship between this president and some law enforcement officials. this morning investigating the investigators. william barr is calling on the top federal prosecutor in connecticutn j durham to look into t how russia investigation began. that's according to "the new york times" citing two people familiar with the. matter nbc news has not independently confirmed the report. president trump w recently labeled the russia probe an attempted coup as long demanded an investigation. >> it began illegally. hopefully somebody is goingo look at the other sight. >> reporter: attorneys for the president presid thinking it's an appropriate course of action. he had concerns about the russia investigation including the electronic surveillancf a trump campaign adviserg offer this assessment. >> yes, i think spying did occur. but the question is whether it wa

it's amazing we're in the business of finding stories and telling stories and here'sst ory so remarkablethis conversation. >>otnd he's n somebody who was wanting to come forward. >> no. no. >> he likes to be behind the sceneswn >> we've kno this guy for several years. and he's not oh, j.b. the refugee from rwanda and the nbc connection. it's not something he wears on his sleeve. >> and he's one of the bes cameramen. >> harry, he picked theight person to trust his story to. >> i'm not even sure we got close to doing the whole thing justice. hink you did. >> and our producer too. >> and thank you, j.b., as ll. >>> much more ahead on this thursday morning including a new twist in that already massive college admissions scandal. is it about to get even bigger? but first, these messages. -♪ just like any other family ♪ the house, ngds, they're livi the dream ♪ ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ -maid? m not the... -♪ is she an alien, is she a spy? ♪ ♪ she's always here, someone tell us why ♪ -♪ why, oh, why -♪ she's not the maid we wanted ♪ -because i'm not the maid! -♪ but she's the maid

in uva, she was a one resident. .ori calvasina for our global audience, explain the privilege, everyhter to be you. it is a collection of individuals from around the university who have been invested in the university, tried to make it a better place, excelled. tom: so you get to sit on the famed lawn. it is like magic, like being at disneyland. fabulous. lori: you will often see students running around and their bathrobes. tom: let us get to the fed. thomas jefferson, my guess is, what agree with the president that low interest rates are good. lori: i think they would probably be on slightly different pages. i imagine thomas jefferson would respect the independence of the fed, and the tactics we are hearing could potentially rattle investors. equity investors want an independent fed. tom: let's go to the october meeting. this is the october meeting 54% likelihoode of a fed rate cut, just above the 50% line. the market is nudging toward the president's view. how will equities do with a rate cut? lori: just to be clear, i am not in that camp, but i think you would see multiple expansi

there are lots of problems with oris and issues of whether he -- boris, and issues of whether he is stillnternally is if you are up against jeremy corbyn, and nigel faraj who has this astana king political quality, -- astonishing maybe we needity, a star, and the star they have is boris johnson. tom: sterling is down nine days in a row. boy, is it signaling something. is it signaling no deal? if boristheory is that johnson becomes leader, he will not have as a policy to pursue no deal, but that will likely be the threat. the idea is he will go back to brussels and say, give me what i want for i go for no deal. the problem with that is that as the koren -- current foreign secretary pointed out, parliament will not accept no deal. deal boris says, i want no and parliament says you cannot have no deal, and the prime minister does not need anyone's permission for no deal. then parliament would be passing vote after vote telling the prime minister to stop. i cannot see that a sustainable. tom: let me go over to sir howard davies. sir john williams of the new york fed said it is a little bit to

ory carried the newspapers the bombs.hen they got through checkpoints, they often acted innocent, they flirted. is avorite example of that -- who was who was in brittany. she was with her mother and they were carrying parachutes. thatwere participating in trained it would take british let'set's -- british high -- pilots to england. silkhad all of these parachutes and their suitcases, trying to hide them. they get to the train station. anybody who is been a french train station, there are no escalators. they have to go up these huge steps. at the top is the gestapo. the young daughter loses it. , excuse me, i'm not going to be able to carry my bike and suitcase up the stairs, can you help me out. carryot the gestapo to silk parachutes up the stairs. seducers,men wore they were beautiful, they knew how to that as a weapon, they got away with a lot that young men never could. thank you for bringing that up. host: that caller mentioned marseille, after the invasion of parents -- paris, many fled to the countryside? true, it w

you won't have people being sold into sex slavery, and i say sold but it sounds more like from the ories we get down there that what happens, and i -- it's not on the list of questions the border patrolmen ask as they're processing people but sometimes t's asked. how much did you have to pay? sometimes they'll say the gang or the drug cartel to get you in here illegally. and the answer normally is five, six, seven, $8,000. and again the question is not on their list to ask but when they ask, how did you get that money? you don't have that kind of money, where would you come up with that kind of money? so often the answer is, we got $1,000 here, we had $1,000 sent, $150rks0 sent from people in the united states. and they're going to let us work the rest off. when we get where we're going. so, so many are not sold into slavery, they just agree without realizing they're about to become an indentured servant to a drug cartel. and they're going to be a servant neither sex trafficking or drug trafficking and so often, i mean, i've stood there and watched people waiting to be processed and they

prayin preying on the ory americans because of the political beliefs and department of justice at theighest levels misusing their powers. first, to intervene in our national election. when they failed to do that to undermind constitutionally elected president of the united ♪ most of us don't know how much data we use... ...but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots. combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data one gig at a time. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. call, visit or click today. >> let's not forget in the middle of all the celebrations what this week is for. to remember those who put their lives on the line. because of that i'm able to read a prompter and some of us can just have fun. >> hello, everybody, >> jesse: i'm jesse watters, here with greg. this is "the five." president trump: did you hear what she said about me long bef