overthink we had one more here. this will be the last question. >> mr. minister, think you presented a conundrum for us. i would like to discuss it. you have suggested we need a dialogue. on the other hand, you have also suggested you cannot have a nuclear-armed north korea. how do we enter into a dialogue without first having an understanding that there be denuclearization. it is good to see you after some 20 years. i hope i could answer your question. luckily, i do not deal with the issue full-time at least. questionswer to your is i think it can be done andugh close corporation, making a kind of road map and then we will ask china to jump for peacework with us and prosperity of northeast asia. of course, the devil is in the unfortunately i cannot go further. >> thank you. please join me in thanking vice miniatureoe -- vice -- vice minister cho for his >> this week, to hearings on the individual insurance markets. wednesday insurance commissioners on trying to stabilize health insurance premiums and thursday, state governors testified. live coverage be

don't overthink it the whole plan in putting your money in a fund is to save you the time and effortmanage your own portfolio stocks. that's why it's insane when people start owning multiple mutual funds there are a lot of sector based mutual funds and etfs out there, but there's no reason for people like you to have exposure to them if you take the time to play individual sectors, that time would be much better spent picking individual stocks. as for etfs in most cases these vehicles are trading not investing so i don't like them many etfs we balance every day, and that could take a toll on the long-term performance. the gld is what i like to play for gold but in general, if you're not a pro and not managing a portfolio of individual stocks and not day trading every single day, you probably shouldn't be fooling around with the etfs either. a cheap index fund is better than the bulk of mutual funds. an index fund owns everything, the good, the bad and the ugly if you do have the time, i think you can beat the performance of an index fund by picking stocks yourself, which is the entir

. >> you're way overthinking this. going in same way we're going out. >> the show follows the most elite unit of navy seals as they deploy on high stakes missions then come home to complicated personal lives. david boreanaz is the team's leader. the actor is a philadelphia native known for his role on bones. he told me about his inspiration for the new series. >> i spoke to a tier one operative who is an executive on our show and was on 13 deployments. what struck me most about it was his genuine conversation and how he wanted to get it right. he wanted to show the guys and the brotherhood that they have on these deployments and missions and how they're joking when they're on it. it's a lifestyle then control that chaos. >> tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 our vittoria woodill takes a special trip to new york to board the u.s.s. intrepid. it served as a special screening vessel for the new seal team show. david boreanaz's family was also on board including his father philadelphia television legend and weatherman d

kiddo, you are overthinking this. i just don't want to say the wrong thing. brother. me and my brother were zinging each other all the time, you know, like, "what's going on, fat boy?" "nothing much, jackass." you know, things of that nature. it's -- it's how brothers express love. hmm. shotgun, sucker! [ chuckles ] all right, this is all you need to know right here. apparently, the pencil's in two pieces, and they glue them together around the lead. what if we put all the stuff about his life on this side and all the stuff about his paintings on this side? luke, buddy, that's fantastic. and the best part is you came up with that by yourself. all it took was a little bit of focus and, uh... this thing is really loose. i'm gonna go grab a screwdriver, but you run with this. on your mark, get set, van gogh! hey, dad. he kind of looks like uncle mitchell, if uncle mitchell were insane. [ chuckles ] [ door closes ] mitchell: aah! i got sprayed by a skunk! oh! ugh! oh, you stink. and not just at astronomy! blammo! what is happening? "modern family" will be right b

stop overthinking it. just enjoy the moment. and make time. balance yourself.i got this tattoo. it says balance yourself. this says happy wife, happy life. and this one says balance yourself. those are the only tattoos i have. >> those two things go together. >> that's real. >> you think about it. they go together. >> let me go tlchl i'm following you. you're moving so fast. i love. this. >> cool. >> i've lost count. i'm pretty good at. this i lost count at six as the number of time you referenced your wife including happy wife. >> hey. >> happy life. >> yeah. >> so here's the parallel for me. maybe even a disconnect until you explain it for me. which is how you come out of that family environment where all hell was breaking loose growing up and at such a young age you find yourself married and in a marriage that you apparently happy in and you love your wife and she's gorgeous. i've seen photos. >> that helps. >> yeah. but i guess what i'm getting at is you could have gone the other way given those -- >> of course. >> how did this -- the short answer is you fe

. - john said to me marcus, you're overthinking the damn chicken, just fry the damn bird, marcus. and i come up and i show you, and i said john, you know i, i, the chef in me, and i have to think it out. i have to think about texture and he's like, just fry the damn bird marcus. - sometimes, sometimes the simplest answer is the right answer. - and he came up and he fried the bird for me. - and it was great. - it was good. - the other thing i want to ask you about from a kind of consumer of this stuff standpoint is cornbread, so i read an interview with you connected with this cookbook in vanity fair, and the author was marveling over the cornbread that she ate at your restaurant. the story began with the cornbread and it ended with the cornbread and i thought i need to ask him about that. what is the secret to your amazing cornbread that everybody, not just her, but other people talk about from this restaurant? - well, it's how we approach it and what type of fat we put into it. - fat, again with the fat! i'm sensing a theme here. - the, well then also we put the bird funk on top.

>> you're so hesitant because you keep overthinking it and pushing it off.ust need to do it conrad. it's time to do it today. >> reporter: that evening, conrad still procrastinating, michelle still pushing. >> are you going to do it now? okay, you can do this. >> reporter: five minutes later he fires off another text. >> okay i'm almost there. >> that last text message is before he drives to the k-mart parking lot where he turns the water pump on, in the cabin of his truck, and then he's gone. >> reporter: months after conrad's death, a detective goes to king phillip high school, to have a talk with michelle carter. >> we were talking, and then the phone like hung up and i didn't really think anything of it. >> reporter: didn't think anything of it, she tells the police, but that's not what she told her friends. a search of her phone reveals michelle sent a series of stunning text messages to a classmate, samantha boardman, after conrad's death. when michelle hears detectives are searching conrad's phone, she sends samantha a frantic message. >> sam, they re

now i'm overthinking about everything. >> three nights a week for me. >> story of my life. >> the worstarly shift when you know you have to get up. >> as soon as you look at the clock once you're done. four hours until i get up, three hours until i get up. >> you find yourself contemplating decisions you made in college and it's down this weird sadness. >> what are you talking about. >> lay a cot in here and tell us your stories. >> allison this is you. >> can i tell you this is really me. i have like six pictures i delete on a daily basis because i think it's so cute when they fall asleep. tracy agrees. me any time my pet falls asleep in a cute position. look at him. it's the best. >> my god that's me. that looks like my kitty at a time. >> me five seconds after ordering a pizza. [laughter] >> what time did we do this? is he late. >> can you check the app? should we call. >> it looks just like my cat. >> tell him he has to share. >> he is 18 pounds of pure love. >> he might be 20 now 'cause he lives with my mom and grandma overfeeds. >> #morning memes send them in. >> he's very happy i

. >> i say don't overthink it. it was a compliment. >> dave chappelle came out of d.c. public schools. >> and duke ellington at that. and when he goes back it's going to be that brand-new taj mahal they got that just opened last month. >> very nice. now then. >> reporter: after a mother of three was killed in a deadly crash in loudoun county, vdot says changes have been made. coming up we'll look at what's been done to make the roadways safer and an update on the condition of the woman's children. >> continuing to watch two hurricanes. we have hurricane jose and we also have hurricane maria. we're going to be talking about that in the impact on the british islands and when it can make land fall. and in fact, we have telemundo reporter down there. we're going to be tracking this and all the conditions we're going to see in puerto rico and what that means for us on the east coast with maria. that is coming up in a few minutes. >> boarding up, boarding up hotels. you can see these guys are working really hard to make sure that everyone, all the guests here are maintained s

. >> look, i think that the answer to the question why, we can all sort of overthink a little bit.he common thread in all of the little clips that you show of president trump at that rally was the roaring applause. i mean, that's what he wants. it's his instinct. he's standing in front of a crowd, he's in alabama, he understands the kind of crowd that has turned out for him, and his instinct is to want to give them the kind of red meat that will fire them up. >> that's a showman's instinct, though, not a president's instinct. >> well, and look. this president -- >> it's not a presidential instinct is probably the better way to put it. >> and it's certainly not this president's instinct. part of all presidents have gotten into trouble when they've waded into controversial issues like race in kind of ad hoc ways. remember president trump early in his presidency got into hot water when he wayed into teighe arrest of that black professor in cambridge. and that kind of got him into trouble because he did it in similar ad hoc way. obviously, different context and different thing. but i t

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i mean, a lot of people, joe, not only this morning but yesterday, last night, are really overthinkinghis whole thing. this isn't about da california it's not about steve king. it's not about laura ingraham. it's about donald j. trump. he wants a win. he's watched the cleveland indians win 21 straight. he likes to be on that side of the aisle. he wants a win. that's what this is about. he wants a big w on the wall in the oval office. he doesn't care about schumer, pelosi, mcconnell, nobody. he cares about himself. that's who he is. >> and mike barnical, if -- well we were talking about the cleveland indians again incredible 21 game for the a.l. record. if you have two sides of the bench. on one side of the bench you got a bunch of bulls as leo derocha may call them that don't know how to play baseball and lost 21 games for you. you got people on the other side of the len bench, now they've rolled up two or three wins in a row for you. again, where do you go? this is the republican party's own fault, the entire republican party's own fault because they're the gang that can't shoot strai

jonathan: i think we are overthinking the fed.apering, when are they getting the bonds -- nothing will happen until we get global inflation. don't over think this. angie: good luck with the next couple of days. it is happening right here. back to you. betty: thank you so much for bringing us that interview. that was angie lau with the ceo of clsa. as you saw on the bottom, japan machinery orders came out a few moments ago for the month of july. coming in much better than what economists had estimated. month on month a healthy again of 8% -- gain of 8%. almost double than what they had estimated at 4%. year on year decline was less than what economists had said, 7.5%. the 8.5%.er than that measures is this investment and sentiment in japan which continues to improve over the last several months. we will keep our eye on the japanese market. more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is daybreak asia. i am betty liu in new york. haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. over the next couple of hours and days, we will be looking at the company --

ail turn it over to the rest of the panel, we tend to overthink particular people. it turns out we overthought bin laden. his ideas survived his death. and 77 people in this country after the depth of anwr awlaki were found to have his videos in their suppose. killing all ideas is hard. killing people can be tricky. can you make the argument, great, worst person in the world to al qaeda you would find al zawahiri. a charisma free boor is disliked by people in his organization. great, he continues to run it into the ground. we get too hung up on that. baghdadi died tomorrow clearly they thought this one through. josh, had you to deal with this to the extent can you talk about it publicly what, can you say? joshua: just on the wmd issue. this strikes me as one of the reasons why addressing safe safe havens remains important. you can never please everyone category. over the past couple months some commentary, how much does it matter isis helped held mosul anyway? it matters for various reasons. including. so message something more credible if you have territory to hold

i think it's maybe just beyond trying to overthink it and saying slow and steady growth is okay highlds are okay and the slight disappointment of the jobs number was not too much of a surprise to the market because the bond market was already rallying for weeks into this it's basically on trend anyway in terms of job growth. >>ened if you heard but peter costa started to turn bullish. >> is that your contrarian antenna giving you an alert? >> how much of this also, evan, would be the catnip of tax reform >> i think that tax reform has been around for months now. >> but now it's coming front andet? center. >> people want an excuse for why the markets have come up, and they will point to tax return. >> sure, sure. i think there has been a stunning resiliency to the market even though we're not breaking into new highs you look at the chart. it's -- the market over the last really since trump came into -- was elected, it's been slow and steady and any pullbacks have been very short and muted. it's kind of -- it's a market that bears should hate and i'm sure they do. >> yeah. ralph, you'r

but we tend to overthink particular people. it turns out, we kind of overthunk bin laden. bin laden's ideas survived his death and 77 people in this country after the death of anwar alaw kee were found to have his videos in their possession at the time of their arrest. so killing ideas, as we've all agreed, is hard. killing people can be tricky. ayman al zawahiri has managed to survive and you could argue, great, if you were like the worst person in the world to run al qaeda, you would find someone like ayman al zawahiri, a kind of, you know, charisma-free bore who, you know, is disliked by people within his own organization. so you know, from a real politic thing, great. ayman al zawahiris continues to run al qaeda central into the ground. but we get too hung up on that. i mean, baghdadi died tomorrow, clearly, they've thought this one through. so, josh, you had to deal with this to the extent that you can talk about it publicly. what can you say? >> let me say maybe a word just on the wmd issue. this strikes me as one of the reasons why addressing safe havens held by ter