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. ♪ >> la noticia de que nicolÁs maduro estuvo a punto de salira cuba abriÓ una caja de pandora los rusosnidos. >>quiere decir que los rusos y tienen una injerencia muy grande en venezuela y un poder determinante sobre el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. no sÓlo maduros sino tambiÉn rusia desmintieron esa informaciÓn y acusaron a estados unidos de hacer una guerra de informaciÓn para desmoralizar a la fuerza militar venezolana. el ministro de defensa de venezuela vladimir padrino, el presidente del tribunal supremo y el director de la direcciÓn de inteligencia habÍan estado negociando la salida de nicolÁs maduro. >>no todos los militares han dado la vuelta y hasta que no todos lo hagan estas negociaciones no llegan a ningÚn lado el portal que se especializa en temas militares asegura que dos portaaviones estadounidenses han tenido un inusual movimiento pero el pentÁgono no se ha referido al tema. ♪ >>hay algÚn tipo de coordinaciÓn habÍa conocimiento de causa por parte de los estados unidos cualquiera que sea la misiÓn de estos portaaviones y el presidente donald trump dice que si las tropas cu

. >> ahora la pregunta del millÓn, defendida por los poli amoroso, es la que abre la caja de pandorao en inglÉs. >> de hecho, en cada estudio, rudy organiza un foro pÚblico para los poli amorosos del metroplex, y del paÍs. me ento cconfiesa. >> habla en inglÉs. >> uuno de los argumentos mÁs polÉmicos es lo religioso, en cambio no son pocas las variantes religiosas que permiten religiones no moro gumi cas o qumono monogamicas. esto se basa en conductas, y consensos. >> la pregunta mÁs interesante es ¿cÓmo es poli amor? >> (mÚsica) >> los participantes, parejas de 20 aÑos de edad, buscando nuevas aventuras, ootros en edad Áci avanzada. incluso, hasta un pastor pol, pero ninguna veces fÁcil el 100% de las ve s veces. yo soy fiel a mi misma >> interesante. ccambiando de tema, hoy familias de la bahÍa salieron a celebrar a mamÁ o buscarle un regalo de Último minuto. llas celebraciones con desayunos o algÚn paseo, pero algunas madres dijeron que para ellas eel regalo ideal ees tan solo uun abrazo. >> una tarjetita estÁ bien. a veces a las madres queremos que nos regalen mÁs rato, o cosas a

it's becoming more and more legitimate to openly express them and that opens pandora's box. group in europe generation identity. while they share the afd‘s ideas on immigration, some of their ideas are more extreme. and on facebook, they share their message on youtube. it's now emerged that the man behind the christchurch mosque shootings do to them. yesterday we made a video about self tattooing. not looking really pretty but it's just the period, you know. we say ok, germany shall be the country of the natives. let's start a shall be the country of the natives. let‘s start a re— shall be the country of the natives. let's start a re— migration. that means everybody that is not allowed to be in germany, then he has to go back. we are taken to their headquarters. i am jean, back. we are taken to their headquarters. iamjean, nice back. we are taken to their headquarters. i amjean, nice to meet you. generation identity is currently being monitored by intelligence services and i want to ask alex about his group's links to the new zealand shootings. what happened in christchurch

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. >> so should mueller testify, what kind of pandora's box would that open for the trump white house? do the attorney general and the president have the legal authority to stop him from doing so? >> well, the legal authority question is pretty interesting, actually. the attorney general can ban him as an employee of the department of justice, but not as a private citizen. and he is essentially on the fence -- on the line between being the special counsel and being a private citizen. he could testify and he can be subpoenaed by congress to do that. whether or not he would if he were ordered not to is a different question. because mueller has a history of respecting the chain of command and respecting the way the department of justice works. >> so we are just around the corner, gina, from the 2020 election. with the continued push to examine the details of the mueller report, do you get a sense that the american public is as committed to doing so as some lawmakers are in seeing more probes and more investigations into this matter? >> no, i don't, actually. and back to your other questio

. ♪ >> la noticia de que nicolÁs maduro estuvo a punto de salira cuba abriÓ una caja de pandora los rusosn a estados unidos de hacer una guerra de informaciÓn para desmoralizar a la fuerza militar venezolana. el ministro de defensa de venezuela vladimir padrino, el presidente del tribunal supremo y el director de la direcciÓn de inteligencia habÍan estado negociando la salida de nicolÁs maduro. >>no todos los militares han dado la vuelta y hasta que no todos lo hagan estas negociaciones no llegan a ningÚn lado el portal que se especializa en temas militares asegura que dos portaaviones estadounidenses han tenido un inusual movimiento pero el pentÁgono no se ha referido al tema. ♪ >>hay algÚn tipo de coordinaciÓn habÍa conocimiento de causa por parte de los estados unidos cualquiera que sea la misiÓn de estos portaaviones y el presidente donald trump dice que si las tropas cubanas no salen de venezuela vendrÁ un embargo total para la isla. el vicepresidente mike pen tambiÉn se expresÓ y dice que estados unidos estarÁ con los venezolanos hasta que la libertad y la democracia sean restaurada

. >> a classical pandora, like rapport hip-hop, i will get distracted. >> reporter: -- >> i'm just going to go jump in the ocean and reset my mind. >> reporter: and there's a lot of water in portland, if necessary. >> i might get hyperthermia -- hypothermia, i mean you could jump in you'd be okay. where wetsuit. it is kind of sharkey out there. >> -- >> reporter: they were incredible in game one. here's another one, 17. this is how many three points in the warriors shot in game seas high. if the players do not figure out how to stop those two guys from shooting that amount of threes, this series is done. coming up game to two tip off coming up in one hour. >> will definitely be watching, thank you. >>> i want to take you down to riverside county right now. there is a hole in the roof of the warehouse. this is adjacent to the reserve base. this is, and f-16 went down, according to witnesses. crashed through the roof of this warehouse. as i say, this is adjacent to the airfield. witnesses say that the pie local like he was trying to get back. he made a sharp low level turn and did not make

professor good to have you with us what are we likely to learn from this trial to what extent is a pandora's box about to be opened. well that's the real question i mean what we're hoping to see is what sort of evidence the attorney general has against the pharmaceutical company what the playbook is likely to look like and part of the problem i think for the public perspective is that so many of the documents have been sealed so many of the documents have been redacted and so this is our first glimpse into that pandora's box it's our first chance to see what the evidence is going to show state lawyers will work to persuade the judge that johnson and johnson has been. a kingpin behind the scenes in this crisis why hasn't it settled out of court like poor do you. well you know that's the big question i think johnson and johnson has a history it has its own track record i've always wanted to go to court always putting plaintiff's lawyers to their proof we've seen that not just in the opioid lawsuits but also in some of the hip implant lawsuits with sarin with stryker we've seen it also going on

. >> trying to put on a classical pandora or some natures sounds.an't listen to light rap or hip-hop because i get distracted. it's good traffic for me. >> thompson says he visualized each shot and where he's headed next on the court. he's heard of doing all this after hearing from a teammate, that tiger woods imagines every swing he takes. >> a little meditation goes a long way. >>> dennis o'donnell is a big meditator, he uses it all the time. >> he's a zen master. >> i was just thinking, maybe that's the sharks answer for the second game of every serious. it's the second ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> welcome back, the sharks this postseason have yet to lose the opening game of the series. it's the second game that's been the problem for san jose. bruce perigee and the shark tank out of their mind

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option of opting out on religious grounds it is just a dangerous precedent we will be opening a pandora's box so i have 1st amendment issues with the state senator brad hoyle men is sponsoring legislation to eliminate the religious exemption in new york just like california did after a 2015 outbreak of course you have a 1st amendment right to practice your religious beliefs in this country and that is sanker saying but you do not as the supreme court has said time and time again have the right to endanger your children or worse someone else's child all but 3 states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children on religious grounds even though none of the major religions in this country are against vaccinations here in new york it's as easy as filling out a form and bringing it to your local school for approval. but now several like new york are reconsidering the why wouldn't we vaccinate about children so alexander rapoport took part in new york's pro-vaccine ad campaign and runs a local social services agency but he thinks a limiting the religious exemption will simply fuel the

there is a pandora's box of trouble which could be opening for the foreign exchange market. yields: you have 10 year below fed funds, an inversion. precedent?e any does it indicate the recession is near? -- when thisappens happens recessions are not too far away. it is a precursor to that. maybe that is with the bond market is telling us, even though central banks and governments are trying to play down the risk of recession, the bond market is saying we don't buy it. we see the protracted trade war, the data getting weaker, all of this points to us that the global slowdown will get serious, and 2020, we are at a point where we are talking recession in major countries. economists are not on the same page. the traders are putting on exhibits and pushing yields to lower levels. now is: now joining us out next guest. good to see you. >> thank you. rishaad: the trade war is front and center in you are suggesting come tosides will not agreement anytime soon. even if they did, what are the implications? >> definitely the elusive combine moment, the threat of tariffs off the table.

the option of opting out on religious grounds it is just a dangerous precedent we will be opening pandora's box 1st amendment issues with the state senator bradley oilmen is sponsoring legislation to eliminate the religious exemption in new york just like california did after a 2015 outbreak. of course you have a 1st amendment right to practice your religious beliefs in this country and that it sank or sank but you do not as the supreme court has said time and time again have the right to endanger your children or worse someone else's child all but 3 states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children on religious grounds even though none of the major religions in this country are against vaccinations here in new york it's as easy as filling out a form and bringing it to your local school for approval. but now several like new york are reconsidering the why when we vaccinate our children so alexander rapoport took part in new york's pro-vaccine ad campaign and runs a local social services agency but he thinks a limiting the religious exemption will simply fuel the conspiracy theor

the term indirect expropriation written into cease and most other trade deals opens a pandora's box. it paves the way for corporate litigation against government decisions that even only potentially limit foreign investor profits international arbitration tribunals are weapons used to subvert democratic decision making. i describe these trade agreements as particle accelerators they accelerate certain mechanisms of globalization and ultra liberalization. and who benefits from these mechanisms the big winners are the multinationals the big losers are the citizens and the environment steve is the spence's again think arbitration proceedings that allow investors to sue is a great risk. if they scared governments out of passing legislation in the public interest. let's say there are plans to pass you legislation banning into growing disrupt is. an investor could threaten estates out you're welcome to pass these laws but we will file a lawsuit against them because rust they'll result in a loss of profits because we use these substances in our products. such threats will be a deterrent to

address the completely failed strategy that they engaged in post nine eleven which has opened up this pandora's box of you know quote unquote islamicist terrorism i mean whatever the problems are but that i think we've seen the ripple effects of that in a lot of marginalized communities in africa you look at a lot of these countries where there's a lot of serious issues you know there's issues between pastore alist and farmers there's issues of divergence of certification and climate change and many of these conflicts become wrapped up in individuals taking on certain ideologies or try. well i was certain groups internationally in order to gain their own supplies and money and the like and so a large degree i think the united states is in a containment mode i think secondarily this is also a power projection platform and some of it is i think basic stuff i mean you look at all these areas there are geo strategic we import somalia absolutely why do we even destabilize the country in two thousand and six because we didn't like that government being close to the world shipping lanes i think obviou

at companies which could include weight in terms of -- huawei in terms of -- this could open up a pandora's for the trump administration. theything hanging over aade and ministration now is real cloud. shery: wall street deals elon musk another blow. why the former tesla balls is ulls is now slashing the worst case scenario. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. morgan stanley slashes its worst case scenario for tesla's share price to just $10. the analyst team led by adam jonas said the demand is at the heart of the problem. tesla has grown too big relative to demand, putting great strain on the fundamentals. joins us with more on this story. this is of course coming on the back of red bush calling their troubles as a code red situation. for adam jonas to really deal tesla a blow like this is something. it was just a few years ago that he had a price target of $465 based on an autonomous vehicle business and rapid growth. asla itself has traded like growth stock. now you have very influential analysts saying wh

we will be opening pandora's box.ate sponsoring legislation to eliminate the religious exemption in new york just like california did after a 2015 outbreak. >> of course, you have a first amendment right to practice your religious belief in this country and that is sacrosanct. to you do not have the right endanger your children or worse, someone else's child. reporter: all but three states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children on religious grounds. even though none of the major religions in this country are against vaccinations. as easy as, it is filling out a form and taking it to your local school for approval. several now though like new york are considered -- are reconsidering. alexander took part in new york's pro-vaccine at campaign and runs a local social services agency. he thinks of eliminating the religious exemption will fuel the conspiracy theory that led to a distrust of the vaccine. anti-vaccination ors ae anti-vaccinat platform. of you being seen as a friend, you are being alienated. co

stay tuned, pandora's box. unfortunately that is all the time we have tonight.nd we appreciate you tuning in. if you would like, pick up a copy of my book. spy gate. the attempted sabotage of donal jay trump. be sure to tune in tomorrow night live from new york city. hope you had a good night. laura, take it away. >> laura: you were great. >> that is a high honor coming from you. a you have a meaningful memorial day weekend. this is a fox news alert. less than two hours ago president trump issuing a memo calling for the declassification of all materials related to the potential spying that occurred against the trump campaign during the 2016 election. rudy giuliani was on the show last week telling us it was coming.le true to his word, this decision has come down. there are a lot of unknowns at this moment about the timeline and when we will have access and you will have access to these documents. what in fact will be revealed? for what lawmakers hope to find we are joined by mark meadows chairman of the house freedom

y can still hear them on surius and pandora. when you're listening to your music, you hear a beautiful voice, go look. it's probably doris day. she was magic. k do youow that in 1985 when rock hudson revealed he had aids, doris day appeared with him at news conferences to help banish the stigma and the shame that often came with that diagnosis. she was truly america's sweetheart, joyful and resilient to the very end. we're going to have a doris day movie binge, barba harrison and i. >> on a rainy weekend. >> her movie, "pillow talk", "charade". there's more. >> and her show, her sitcom. >> yeah. doug? nothing? >> before my time, but i love the fact that it's on. >> doris day was great. >> what a oice. west heard it there. >> she had a beautiful voice. >> i'm going to make you come to the doris day binge watching. >> i'm excited. on a rainy day. i can forecast one of those, w dy. >> be there tonight. i> we're still dealing wth the rain as we make our way through we've had so much rain over the la year. the rainiest year ever and

. >> classical pandora or some nature sounds.an't listen to rap or hip- hop while i do it or i get distracted. >> reporter: you have a favorite classical composer? >> no man, i don't know. mozart, beethoven. >> reporter: maybe some balk, i don't know. that has been working, so he has to keep doing that in these finals. we will say the warriors without kevin durant, when stephen curry plays, this is unbelievable. i do look it up five times to believe it. they are 28-1 when kevin durant doesn't play, but stephen curry does play. so this is the superior team, they are supposed to win tonight. they're going to throw everything in the kitchen sink at the warriors, because if they go down 2-0 they will not win four of the next five. even if they win tonight they will have a long road ahead. the warriors, clearly the better team. >> clearly the better squad. jason, a lot of people have been talking about the defensive strategy we saw from the blazers in that first game. i am curious what you think they will change coming into this game.

i'm generally not a big fan of putting hard caps on rates, because i think that opens up a whole pandora'sgressional correspondent mike emmanuel reports. >> telling wall street and the payday lenders that the enough is enough. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez took to facebook and twitter to announce a plan that would cap credit card interest rates at a 15%. putting big banks on notice. >> your grotesque and disgusting behavior is not acceptable in america, and we're going to change it. and this is an issue that impacts social security -- zillions of people. >> a 15% cap on interest rates, it's one of those things that sounds radical today, but we have these laws in half of the states in america up until the 1970s, and they worked. >> reporter: credit cards.com reports the average credit card rate is a record high 17.73% for those with good credit. with bad credit, the average is just shy of 25%, and the median is 21.36%. but the chairman of the senate finance committee says this legislation would have unintended consequences. >> i think such ac

do democrats try to weaponize something like taxes, you are opening up pandora's box possibly for theext president? >> a path to tyranny. they can go to every individual, we have legislative purpose for looking attacks returns. past president's abused irs going after perceived enemies by using tax returns. if anything we should go in the opposite direction. unless you voluntarily turn them over, you don't have to turn them over. susan: right. >> it will be used against him. you know it will. after all richard nixon was a republican. come on. susan: we know this is going to the high courts as well. >> yes. susan: i think it is very unlikely we'll ever see the president's tax returns. your thoughts? >> well maybe some day in his memoirs, we'll get a version of them. susan: will be a long version i'm sure. but let's talk about also capitalism versus socialism. this is the conversation that we have had all week long here on fox business. i want to plug your column because this op-ed piece actually was most-read on foxbusiness.com for, from yesterday and today as well. and of course you're

option of opting out on religious grounds it is just a dangerous precedent we will be opening a pandora's box 1st amendment issues with a state senator brad hoyle man is sponsoring legislation to eliminate the religious exemption in new york just like california did after a 2015 outbreak. of course you have a 1st amendment right to practice your religious beliefs in this country and that it sank or sank but you do not as the supreme court has said time and time again have the right to endanger your children or worse someone else's child all but 3 states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children on religious grounds even though none of the major religions in this country are against vaccinations here in new york it's as easy as filling out a form and bringing it to your local school for approval. but now several like new york are reconsidering the why when we vaccinate our children alexander rappaport took part in new york's pro-vaccine ad campaign and runs a local social services agency but he thinks a limiting the religious exemption will simply fuel the conspiracy theories

contribution to this epidemic what do you think we might learn from this trial to what extent is a pandora's box about to be opened in oklahoma. well i think it's really one of the important reasons that these cases go to trial in the sense that through the discovery process and through the transparent discovery of documents and practices that the public and parents will have will see i think on a 1st hand basis what these manufacturers and distributors did so i think that there is a transparency to these lawsuits that settlements quite honestly don't often allow for that sort of public disclosure in terms of the practices of these businesses michael really gets to you many thanks indeed for being with us michael to charlie that. white house advisor jarrett is in morocco drumming up support for the american plan and the future of palestine and israel u.s. envoy is due in jordan and israel later this week donald trump's son in law is to present the economic part of the plan of a conference in bahrain next month the palestinians are rejecting the proposals of urging an arab boy course of the c

will hit theaters every other year starting in 2022 and audiences will soon return to the planet pandoraust and else really states for 4 sequels to the 2009 science fiction epic it is the top grossing film of all time at least for now of the yet untitled avatar 2 will call it will hit theaters the week before christmas 2021, which is a year later than previously thought. well gbogle developer conference yesterday in a building new cheaper pixel phone. more details are on android q and a new smart home device called enough tub, max among other announcements the company also detailed its upcoming ai projects and reveal a faster smarter version of google assistant to google unveiled at long-rumored pixel during the event. it's a cheaper version of its flagship smartphone that starts at $399 live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king later cheap, i like that ok thank you jane, thank you. time now he said. >>morning news police are looking for the person who exposed himself to 2 young teenagers in the bay area will have the latest on that story. and here's a quick live look outside as we continue to

option of opting out on religious grounds it is just a dangerous precedent we will be opening a pandora's box 1st amendment issues with the state senator brad hoyle men is sponsoring legislation to eliminate the religious exemption in new york just like california did after a 2015 outbreak. of course you have a 1st amendment right to practice your religious beliefs in this country and that it sank or sank but you do not as the supreme court has said time and time again have the right to endanger your children or worse someone else's child all but 3 states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children on religious grounds even though none of the major religions in this country are against vaccinations here in new york it's as easy as filling out a form and bringing it to your local school for approval. but now several like new york are reconsidering the why when we vaccinate our children alexander rappaport took part in new york's pro-vaccine ad campaign and runs a local social services agency but he thinks a limb an eating the religious exemption will simply fuel the conspiracy t

i know spotify and pandora. i didn't know tiktok.of being an on-demand music service, it is more of a social video app like .ine or music.ly tiktok has hundreds of millions of users around the world. 15 second videos in loops you can make set to a song. the number one song in the u.s. right now, "old town road," became popular because of tiktok by an artist no one had heard of. that is why the music industry is trying to figure out what to do with this thing. lisa: i am trying to understand the intersection of china and streaming. we just talked about disney and netflix, both american companies, both really trying to plow into china right now at a time when there are a lot of tensions about intellectual property and other concerns. why do they see an opportunity in china right now? lucas: they see an opportunity to be china adjacent, i would say. netflix has pretty much said we can't get into china. , and netflix saw that experience and said if disney can do it, we have no shot. but there is a growing amount of chinese entertainment

i'm certainly not a big fan of putting on caps on rates, that opens up a pandora's box, what's the spread and the treasury rate going forward. i think it's a fair conversation to have and we've had this conversation on payday lending, about the average consumer understands the full scope of fees they're charged. there's the headline rate and then-- >>. >> i guess this goes back to a question though that's becoming a split in the democratic party. is government here to help everybody or is government here to save everybody from themselves? you seem to be in the camp of the former, but there is so many among you-- of the democrats who really put it in the latter and say, we're going to, you know, really interfere in the way that the consumer interacts with american businesses. >> well, i wouldn't characterize this as a split. i think-- >> you just laid it out for us. >> no, i think you can have reasonable conversations with people who, you know, we all want to get to a world where people are not under the burden of consumer debt. we may have reasonable differences of opinion how to get ther

and pandora also to the upside of more than 4% for the first time in history.g to contemplate with they are doing and potentially issuing bonds. those are your market movers. a report says president trump's businesses lost more than $1 billion between 1985 and 1994. the newspaper sites printouts of of federal tax forms. he lost so much money that he was avoiding paying income taxes. we also spoke to general john kelly, the former chief of staff . here is what he had to say about the influence of the president's family. >> they are an influence that has to be dealt with. and by no means, misses trump. the first lady is a wonderful person. guests are still with us. first of all, when you look at what the new york times published in relation to president trump's taxes, do we know if there is any wrongdoing here? >> it is hard to say. these tax details are from an earlier period. they raise doubts about the president's claim to be the best salesman and businessman of all time given the extent of the losses being reported. but the more recent returns are the ones th

. >> hablamos de una serie donde se abre una caja de pandora muy interesante.do jugÁbamos en familia... (molesta) juntos no como ahora que todos con su wi-fi. juegos tan bonitos como la... ¡la rana! ¡loterÍa! nooo. ¿otra vez? me quedÉ a una. envueltos en tradiciÓn, calidad y sabor a reciÉn horneados, los postrecitos de little debbie, son un paquete de sonrisas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gracias por seguir con nosotros, si su marido le harit choque la va a mandar a la luna, ya lo puede hacer. el presidente trump dijo que para el 2024 la nasa va a enviar a la primera mujer estadounidense a la luna. nos enlazamos por medio del espacio- >> yo me preocupÉ mucho >> son buenas noticias. ojalÁ se acabe el dÍa de la mujer, existe porque no hay igualdad. >> algo que tengo claro como mi pregunta es el dinero que se va a invertir en esto. >> las necesidades acaso muchÍsima. es todo tipo de investigaciÓn como el cambio climÁtico. vale la pena? es prioridad para nosotros? >> no solamente eso, estÁ muy bien que tengan en cuenta a la mujer, pero viniendo de un presidente que ha sido misÓgino c

know, 13, 14 years, actually since i have been ceo, we have been investing a lot in our parks with pandoraed capital in that business for us have grown tremendously over that period of time. part of that is the popularity of our product and the fact that a lot of the stories we are telli telling, from familiar properties, familiar places. reporter: you mentioned shanghai disneyland. are you concerned, i know you said you have very ambitious projects in mind for a marvel entertainment park, i'm assuming, at some level. i know there's tons of fans of captain america and iron man in china, "end game" is the number one grossing film ever in china. are you worried at all about the trade tensions between the u.s. and china, because as we all know, china has so much control, they can limit the number of american films that are shown. does that make you put on the brakes a little with some of the shanghai plans? >> i think there's still a lot we don't know. obviously we don't know where it's all going to end up. where it stands now doesn't feel good in the sense that it's not resolved. i was in sh