pete, take it away. pete: thanks, abby.glos globe as they do every week. there are crucial stories that you may have missed this week. here to fill us in and give us her take is the conservative millennial and cr-tv host allie beth stuckey. alli, thank you for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. pete: news moves so fast. there is a lot of stuff we miss. we will go through three stories here. the first is out of australia. i want to read this headline for you. it is no boys aloud, no girls either. australia is actually auditing kids' books to make sure they aren't too gender specific. tell us about this. >> not just kids books, but also told. they are trying to alittle bit rate any kind of gender distinction in order to advance the ball down the gender equity court. of course this is social engineering. we saw this in sweden. sweden has gender neutral preschools in which boys are taught to be more like girls and girls are taught to be more like boys. what they found over more than a decade of studying. boys and

pete: temporarily.is administration is applying it zero tolerance policy in 2014 i was down on the border in laredo, texas, where we had a flow of unaccompanied children coming across. they were allowing nonprofits and whatnot and contacting people in the community to sort of facilitate the separation of children. now, we have a policy for which we are doing it with zero tolerance and finding these facilities for children and their families to be temporarily separate you had until they get to a court date. abby: i wonder why the president was attacked yesterday on the north lawn when he came out impromptu and did that almost an hour of a presser with steve doocy and the press. they are saying you are a liar about that. it wasn't a democratic policy. what is the truth there? there is a bit of confusion does it go back to the earlier days of the obama administration or even before that? are they just implementing those policies or what is going on now completely different? pete: let's have that conversati

who it is, pete or griff? the winner is pete.eer aisle and if i'm out of time i grab so many different -- >> people bring notes, you carried your cardboard list with you, cartoon sized list. and also can't go quickly through the supermarket, look at everything. >> never go to the supermarket hungry. do you ever do that? >> when you go to the supermarket you realize it is simply day, little chips, little this, little that. >> not only did i lose to pete, i only got one item on my entire list. >> you did not get injured, no injuries. >> brian kill need, has pete hexes ever paid for the deal? >> know. >> never never. bill clinton under fire yet again days after being criticized for his reaction to a question about monica lewinsky, clinton defending former sen. al franken telling pbs he is not convinced all of franken's sexual-harassment accusations are true. >> maybe i'm just an old-fashioned person but it seemed to me there were 29 women on saturday night live without a statement for him. the most fantastic story was i believe in t

pete: good.nd bombs all making it on ships one of the busiest crews ports in the world. investigators were able to sneak 16 knives, 8 fake ieds and four fake ids. 1.7 million passengers set sail every year. burger king under fire, employ gross at one location in louisiana are fired after refusing to serve two uniformed deputies. the workers apparently telling the deputies just done with swat training. they were all out of food. the assumption public information officer these same burger king employees robbery occurring at the time would have expected these two deputies to take a bullet for them and they would have. restaurants owner says the employees served service to several people not just to the deputies. senator joe manchin rushes to the rescue saving fellow senator mccaskill. performed the heimlich. she is now left with a broken rib. the pair are seen of two of the most vulnerable senate democrats up for re-election this year. baseball players are used for superstitions. this astro's player

pete, from sweet pete's, this is debbie. >> hi, pete. >> hi. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> want to head on into the kitchen? >> sure. >> the entire staff is working around the clock to get this order filled. in the meantime, pete is meeting with potential candy makers to come help. >> want to make some caramel? >> i want to make some caramel. >> okay. >> but it's obvious to me, he struggles to give up control. >> we're gonna need to cook 3/4 of a pound of butter. >> what's the best way to teach somebody? >> probably to have her do it. >> okay. he's gonna have to learn how to let go. how many more candies do we have to make right now? >> it's about 200 in each case. >> oh, my gosh. >> take out three tablespoons-- it's unflavored gelatin. it's on the counter. >> you want me to bloom it or just to chill this right now? >> go ahead and pour it in the cup and chill it. >> we need more clusters. we don't have enough. >> i think you can mix that a little more. >> you want me to try again? >> i think you can keep going. you don't have t

pete? pete: abby, thank you.of an effort to end the competition to be number one among those students. is that the right move for those kids. ask our parenting panel. i'm not trying to toot my own horn i was the vac victorian in my high school. i worked hard down to the last day to get an a. the other girl i was competing with got an a minus i came in first. that year they changed the ranking from number one to top ten. ten of us were the vac valedictorians even though some of us worked hard to win. why do we take away incentive for competition. >> great thing that you worked very hard. but the reality of the situation is that more and more schools, high schools are getting rid of rank because colleges just aren't looking at it that much these days. i want to share something with you really quick. pete: fair point. isn't the competition inherently -- go ahead and share. >> "the washington post" came out with an article december 2017 about google. some of the smartest people work at google. what google realized so

>> she's never known pete in another state. pete's always been in a wheelchair.never spoken to her with his voice. he's never picked her up. so this is dad to lucy. >> great eating, lucy. daddy loves you. >> reporter: this is how pete talks to his now 3-year-old daughter. >> he'll just, like, type messages to us on this. >> reporter: a tablet screen, now the window to his mind, and right now he's trying to capture our attention. >> oh, that's so cool. this is from the green monster. oh boy. >> reporter: it's that home run he hit at fenway park, one of his fondest memories just 12 years ago. his story now inspiring this book by best selling author casey sherman. >> he realized immediately before anybody did that this was his mission, this was his purpose in life, was to be the face of this dreaded disease and find a cure for it. >> i think that is for sure what the ice bucket campaign did. it brought in all these great biologists, engineers, people who never thought about als into the als field. >> reporter: the ice bucket fundraising helped usher in medical break

pete: same places. >> i'm sure we did, thank you. pete: that goes as a given, no matter what. we know you are running in a proud of primaries and trying to get noticed. >> i'm trying to talk about an important message. pete: obviously an ad like this gets noted we are talking about this on the highest rated cable show in america. >> i'm happy to be here. pete: do you believe that donald trump is the moral equivalent of usama bin laden? >> i actually think, you know, on 9/11, my heart goes out to all of those we lost that day and their families. i was a cadet at west point. and i knew i was going to be spending the next two years preparing to lead soldiers in combat and i served combat tours in iraq and afghanistan. did i it for a simple reason. i swore an oath to uphold and defend the constitution of the united states against enemies foreign and domestic. and right now,. pete: i swore the same oath.

pete: great job all of you. griff: they do listen, pete. pete: you got closing argument boone.not tough. pete: that is not a clear statement. luke is very tough. abby: pete. pete: guys i love you all we'll see you soon. >> i'll play some video games. pete: we restrict video games but okay guys you can play it for a little bit. abby: in the making right there. watch out. pete: oh, boy. abby: you guys want to babysit? abby: well you guys are going to enjoy nice grilling outside it's father's day i'm going to take the headlines. griff: okay steak it is. abby: prime minister justin trudeau calling and offering to the u.s. ambassador to canada after she received a death threat according to bloomberg news a letter along with white powder was mailed to kelly craft at the u.s. embassy and the substance was determined to be safe. the threats coming after a public spat between trudeau and president trump over tariffs at the g7 summit and japanese prime minister abe jumping in on the kim jong-un bandwagon and abe now wants his own summit with the north korean dictator just days after pres

pete: u.s.affecting canada, mexico and the eu so what does this mean for free and fair trade? ainsley: here to react, the host of "the next revolution," host of crowd pac, former director of strategy for british prime minister david cameron. hey, steve. what's your reaction to all this? >> it is hilarious to watch all the people suddenly up in arms about this allegedly free and fair trade system we have. we don't have free and fair trade now. the rules on trade have been rigged against the u.s. for many, many decades, not just years. just look at the eu on average the tariffs that the eu places on american exports to the eu are nearly twice as high as those we impose for us comeses to the eu. take cars, it is four times as high. when we sell our cars to europe, they charge 10%. when they sell their cars to us, we charge 2.5%. so, it is never been fair and finally we've got a president fighting back. of course they don't like it. pete: is there any prospect of them actually lowering? that is the

pete: great point.there's 350,000 additional manufacturing jobs so far during this administration, 2.5 million total. that list didn't even include the va, i had lunch with two friends of mine fighting for va reform so what trump supporters had to do to get the choice act passed is amazing the deep state they had to fight to do that, it's still not over so overwhelming resistance continues if they plow through. ed: how many times did hillary clinton say donald trump is giving you false hope. abby: speaking of fight though pete you had one last hour. pete: well a little bit because it turns out there's this candidate running in virginia, the tenth district he's a democrat trying to get noticed because it's a big primary. abby: he did. pete: just watch the ad. >> dan helmer. i approved this message. i'm different. i'm not a politician, i'm a rogue scholar who served in combat. i'm for med medicare for all option and against drug companies that rip off seniors. i'll fight the gun lobby to protect children,

pete: dr.f those options, what seems the most likely to come out of this? >> the soft options or what i would call the fluffy options where we give the illusion of peace and continue the next meeting in the white house or mar rah lag duo. the tough objection -- mar-a-lago. i think everybody knows the details of will chairman kim reveal how many nuclear weapons does he have, what kind are they, uranium or plutonium, and where are they located. and how can the process of dismantlement begin. this is the tough part where i suspect president trump is willing to walk out if he doesn't get some indication on these highly secret matters from chairman kim. pete: jim, we've got some intelligence on north korea, but they're famously insular. there's known knowns, there's known unknowns. how do we verify, let alone trust that any deal we strike will actually happen? >> that's why president trump walk in saying he wants to take the measure of kim jong un. he's going to figure out if this is a guy he can ev

pete, you still there? pete, one more time. >> sorry, katy. somebody else was talking to me. >> no problem. one other thing. there is a portion of the report, i want your take on it, first. there is a portion of the report that says james comey used a personal e-mail account, a gmail account, to conduct fbi business. >> yeah. it says that he used -- but it was all unclassified information. nonetheless, they say that's improper. he shouldn't have done that. i know some people are going to say, irony alert. the fbi was investigating hillary clinton for improperly using her server. but that was the question of classified information. the ig says that nothing in the -- in comey's e-mails was classified. >> got it. pete williams, i know you got a lot to do. pete, if you read anything else that's pertinent, please come back to the camera and we'll put you on tv immediately. >>> let's bring in jess mcintosh and ben wittis, senior fellow in governance studies at the brookings institution and msnbc legal analyst and a friend of james comey. jess mcinto

nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is with us. pete, to talk about cory booker's point there, and this is something that was echoed by the justice who wrote in a dissent based on the evidence in the case that she says a reasonable observer would conclude the proclamation was motivate i did anti-muslim animus. so the dissenters seem to be reflecting what you're hearing now from, for example, the democrats. but the court overall, justice roberts, kennedy, and others are saying this was based on national security. >> reporter: so what the justice says in her dissent is that the majority completely sets aside the president's charged statements about muslims as irrelevant. that's the view of the dissenters here. now, let me just get a little bit legally nerdy here for a second. >> please do. >> reporter: the courts have long established sort of three levels of review when you look at whether a government action is illegally discriminatory. the toughest one is when you discriminate on the basis of race, it's almost impossible to justify

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so i think that pete rightly identified who the right person is for that job. >> pete, you want to addressim? we can have a debate for certain on that issue as toe whether they should go out or inside the company. >> i don't understand why you want to go out i understand part of jim's point which is let's get new blood in here that's not been a problem. microsoft, they might have actually looked outside and that would have made more sense because maybe they did need new blood. they tapped the right area they tapped nadella for the right reason he showed the direction microsoft was going in this is why this makes more sense stay within. you have an area growing we're not talking about mobile we're talking about areas they invested in and where it's working, where it's performing they are doing a great job, i think, in those areas. data center absolutely ai all of that. because of that stick within what you've got right now. >> there's nothing to say somebody inside doesn't have new ideas. he's seen what works and hasn't worked it's best to go inside intel will survive >> the stock over one

thank you, pete. our team coverage of theig parade continues today. >> let's check in with bob redell live near the start of the line. bob, not a lot going on now but in a few hours. >> we are starting to see some people trickle in here early this morning to catch what would be their third warrior celebration, assuming they've been to the previous two over the past few years. i talked to oakland police briefly this morning, what do people need to know when they are coming down here, any changes to security? no, security is going to be similar to what they had last year and every akron nim referring to agencies involved but did bring up the fact they are etixpec over a million people. you do not want to drive down here. you want to take b.a.r.t. there's some tips from bart, they want you to use the 12th and 9th street stations and keep in mind this year's parade won't have a closing rally, there's no need to gather at lake merit like last year. service, the train service will not match the published sc

please welcome pete davidson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: pete davidson. >> jimmya >> thank you. >> jimmy: you -- >> thanks. >> jimmy: you know we love her so much. i love you too. >> yeah, i feel like i won a a contest. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how are you -- how are you handling it all right now? >> it's [ bleep ] lit jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my. pete, i was going to say that. but you -- >> it's so lit. it's so funny walking down the street. 'cause like dudes are walking by and they're like -- [ laughter ] ever see -- you ever see that derek jeter commercial -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> where he was retiring? and everybody just kissed his hat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that -- it feels like that? >> some dude came up to me and was like, "yo, man. you like gave me hope." [ laughter ] i'm like, "i didn't know i was >>immy: oh, my god.er [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: no, yeah. absolutely. you really, really are. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. we love you both. and congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and -- hey, just -- this could be a good place to get married

in joining us on the couch today, fox and friends we can cohost, pete hegseth. he is "outnumbered" ." >> trish: i like the lightning lightning. >> melissa: very stylish. the hearing is under way where general michael horowitz is fielding tough questions from lawmakers for a second day in a row. yesterday, the fbi director christopher wray testified before the senate judiciary committee. today, house judiciary and oversight lawmakers taking their turn interrogating the inspector general. oversight chair trey gowdy and ranking member elijah cummings sounding off to say the least. because this inspector general's report should conjure anger, disappointment, and sadness in everyone who reads it. this ig report lays bare the bias, the animus, the prejudging of facts by senior fbi agents and senior attorneys. in attempts to minimize and mitigate this bias are so antithetical to what we want and deserve in our law enforcement officers and it's dangerous to the broader community. >> at this point, i think it's crystal clear that the only answer republicans will accept i

indicate lynn, your reaction to the ruling we just heard from pete. >> i think what pete said at the very end about how legislatures are going to deal with this i think is critically important because we're in a midterm election year and we've seen democrats start to -- and president obama and eric holder start to focus on this redirecting effort. these legislatures that have -- democrats have hemorrhaged seats over the past several elections not being able to control the drawing of state lines. i'm wondering if this starts to become a midterm election issue because, as we know, the house is in play, a lot of seats at the local level are also in play. so whether democrats start t see this as something of a motivating tool to look at the way in which a lot of these directs are so entrench and what kind of effect that has in terms of what the midterms can provide. >> nancy. >> because of the change. >> i agree with that. i think it's going to be sort of another focal point for midterms for the democrats this season. i think this immigration issue will be another one.

pete's taking his mr.ana grande status in stride. >> i am forever known as, like, her plus-one. >> i'm excited for him, whatever is going on. >> while pete's "snl" costar heidi gardner, promoting her new season of her animated supermansion comedy, played coy. he and ariana wouldn't be the first romance inside 30 rock. >> emma stone joked about it, but a source told "e.t." she and the show's writer/director dave mccary. casually date for several months last year before breaking it off. going strong, scarlet johansson and weekend update host colin jost. >> she's the best. >> a couple for over a year now, they've hit up several red carpets. meanwhile, ben affleck and "sn"" producer lindsay shookus are also on full display. the pair of 11 months was seen having dinner this week in l.a. a source tells "e.t." they're very much in love but ben isn't ready to propose. >> what's in the water at "snl"? >> all i've seen in the water is lemon. i guess it's good. >> beyonce took lemons and made lemonade. >> i was think

ariana grande and pete davidson wasted no time getting engage period.hat did they do to celebrate? they wept to disneyland. ♪ >> oh! >> documenting their rides on space mountain and displaying full-on pda last night, ariana and pete hit disneyland with her brother, frankie. check it out. the 24-year-old's wearing her new fiance's sweatshirt and wasn't shy, showing off her rock. a source says the pear-shaped diamond cost $93,000. it's pretty shocking the couple -- who only went public three weeks ago -- is now engaged. but one source isn't surprised, telling "e.t." -- they've both been through so much and are able to share openly what they have faced. >> i was recently diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. >> davidson went public last year with his mental health battle. both have dealt with trauma. pete's firefighter father, scott, died in 9/11, and ariana just told "british vogue" she suffered from anxiety and ptsd symptoms after last year's bombing at her manchester concert. now, we're told while friends are happy, they're also concerned. "e.

bowman: i think pete for that introduction. i want to it knowledge some of the people here, especially chip. we worked together in years past. he is been a tremendous advocate for veterans writ large across the country. think individuals like chip are represented here. of you, but iost do of the repution your organization has in the community. rerks.redhave some i will deviate from them bause this is going to be my last public event as the deputy secretary. i've announced mretireme. i plan to stay active in the veteran space. is specially in the world of homeless veterans. it is a pleasure for me to be her. i can to gno finer .rganization -- i can think of no finer organization. departing from my prepared remarks, one of the things i hope to discuss is i know will the last year there has been some confusion about whether or not the department of veterans affairs is truly committedo homeless veterans and programs from us veterans. let me straighten the record. we are. there is going to be a continuing focus and funding and suppo

pete, let me start with you. what do we know about this executive order that the president has indicated is he going to sign? >> reporter: well, i can tell you, craig, is what eye i am toy the officials is in the draft that they believe the president will sign. i say thats a caveat sometimes before they signed there can be last minute changes. but the spirit of it is to end the separation of families at the border through a couple of ways. number one, i'm told that this will happen immediately, that you and jacob and the people down on the border may see a change here immediately. now that doesn't include the children that have already been separated, they're going to have to figure out how to reunite them. but in terms of how this goes forward, people arrested for illegally crossing the border, parents with their children, will continue to be charged with a crime, but what i'm told is they have found a way to do that without triggering a law that says when the parents are taken by the marshals, the child is cons

lebenthal, steve weiss and cnbc contributor, ali mccartney, managing director of ubs financial services pete najarian, you've been staal war wart of thing anck and thin? is it going to get thick >> i don't know if you want to put it all in ccars because it's not. it certainly gives another catalyst it's something where i'm holding ton abank-america, citi. i like the fundamental story, mel because of that i'm holding on >> what is the fundamental story for financials, ali, i feel like the fundamentals have been set up since the beginning of this year >> you're obviously right. i think the short-term w going, global growth has weighed on it. the fundamental story is banks perform well when they have money to lends out regulatory restrictions at check. and we have an increased interest rate environment. and the other thing, dominating the headlines, you'll see earnings go up we're there buying on this weakness, whether you do it through buying calls >> three out of four of those three. rising rates we had 31 basis points but the thing has spread since 2007. that has been a big problem for the f

>> i love you, pete. >> hawk is too rich. valuation too rich i think it trades to last year's 52-and-a-half. >> pete i will ask you the question >> yeah. >> do you think starbucks is a growth stock >> yes >> you still do have faith even though it will have 1% comp store sales? >> yeah, that obviously wasn't an issue last quarter when they reported they just barely beat the analysts, which was very low >> that part has been a headache you know, what i think they're doing is a right thing they're closing the stores, tim is looking at china and other areas. i think the growth we are seeing internationally will be huge for starbucks. >> david will be sitting do one starbucks ceo kevin johnson tomorrow at 9:00 a.m you can vote on our twitter poll are you buying while online head to charitybuzz.com to meet all of us here in time's square you will get a one of a kind glimpse of all the behind the scenes action. maybe a drink with guy >> what? >> if it makes you drink more. >> you bid on this thing come dinner we'll debt dan, mason,

. >> let's pete suratos. what's the latest, pete? >> good morning to you, laura and marcus, moments ago you had the police tape come down. the van drove according to san francisco police, they are saying this delivery truck, the driver fell asleep at the wheel and drove right through this area, this light here on clement and into that garage. you still see it right there and see the delivery truck that drove right through the garage and we'll show you same video from earlier, it was a much more active scene. you had san francisco fire and san francisco police here. as i mentioned, they are saying that the truck driver fell asleep at the wheel driving through into that garage area. there were no cars in the area and there were no people there in the area but now as far as residents i spoke to some of themey menti boom. obviously it was quite the wake-up call for them but looks like they may have family or friends in the area so red cross won't be coming out here to assist them. back outs live on the scene, you're seeing this intersect

pete, we have a tweet for you today. justin mallory asked, how much higher can target go >> people were just disappointed of what analysts said they were supposed to be hitting on some of the metrics the numbers were phenomenal. looking out into the future. if you get towards 90. look at the p right now talking about the 14 for target. you get up towards 90. it may be time leitting them loose. at least trim. >> is that your target for target >> my target for target is 9-0 >> scientific of boston have been highly halted >> what does that mean boston scientific and stryker both halted. what is thermo fisher doing in that environment because they need to respond. >> you can see boston scientific is up. we'll follow-up on that and let's see what meg tirrell had to say >> we talk about commodities today. we don't talk much about copper. it has been strong take a look at freeport-mcmoran. i think there is plenty of upsides right now. >> bgcp, about a 10,000 lot just went off in there. i followed it during the show so i am in t

[laughter] so i think pete for that introduction. to acknowledge some folks who are here, especially chi ck, we worked together in years past. he has been not only a tremendous advocate for nch p, but also for veterans writ large across the country. i don't know most of you, but i do know of the reputation your organization has in the community, and i do have some prepared remarks. from them to deviate because this is going to be my last public event as the deputy secretary. i have announced by retirement on the 15th of june, but it is only my retirement from the the eight. i plan to stay very active in the veteran's space, especially in the world of homeless veterans. so it's a pleasure for me to be here, and i can think of no finer organization to part public ways as the deputy secretary for this organization. departing from my prepared one thing i would like to hopefully dispel is, i know over the last year there has been some consternation, some confusion about whether or not the department of veterans affairs is truly committed

it sounds like we have pete williams now standing by. pete williams, this is a seismic announcement. >> so i'm having a little trouble hearing you, but i'll just tell you justice kennedy of the supreme court today just handed us this letter dated today from justice kennedy. i'll read it to you. it says, my dear mr. president, this letter is a respectful and formal notification of my decision, effective july 31st of this year, to end my regular active service as associate justice of the supreme court, while continuing to serve in senior status. so that means he is stepping down at the end of next month. now this is a bit of a surprise because supreme court justices normally say when they're going to announce their retirements, that their retirement will become effective upon the nomination and confirmation of a successor so that we know for sure that when the supreme court starts in the first monday in october, the next term, which just ended today, that there will be a full court of nine. so this sort of ups the ante on the president and

but i'm with pete. disney wins. disney needs these assets more than comcast does. we've seen that for awhile i also think this is going north of $80 billion comcast will come back their game all along is to get disney to pay up with that said, lions gate we didn't rehearse this thing. it's not the deal nearly of the magnitude, but it's a nice deal that probably makes sense. >> do you think there's a lot of tuck ins that would happen >> that would make more sense to me, don't you think? than these huge monstrous giants >> history has shown they actually don't work. >> wait a second that's not always true >> big media match -- >> the big ones don't work >> tuck ins work really well >> oh, i didn't know -- i thought you were making fun of me again i'm always on the defensive with you. >> i know. okay >>> our next guest disagrees with the traders on the desk and believes that comcast will win the ban the battle for fox it's always great to speak with you. why do you think comcast is going to win >> first of all, i think there's this recurring theme that disney has to h

the next congressman from minnesota's eighth congressional district, the great pete stauber. i will tell you, is this a pretty good send-off for pete? this is not bad. hey pete, come here and say a few word heas supposed to do this, but let's hear it. >> thank you mr. president. welcome to the city of duluth and the great state of minnesot minnesota. and, as he alluded to, the home of college hockey is national champions, the university of minnesota duluth bulldogs. [cheers and applause] i'm pete stauber, and i'm running a minnesota's eighth congressional district. because like president trump, i love this country. i love our freedoms. and i love our constitution. [cheers and applause] mr. president, before your election you made a promise to visit minnesota and you promised more jobs, fewer regulations and a better economy for everyone. now jobs are up, unemployment numbers are at an historic low, and small businesses and manufacturers are surging. and optimism is at an all-time high. [cheers and applause] my blue-collar common sense conservative message is resonating throug

listening to pete talk about our time together, it was. if you want to talk about a class act and a real advocate for homeless veterans, in keeping the leadership focus on program and actual execution, it was pete dougherty. it was a real pleasure to work with him. now, pete, for that, as i was parked in front of a library there, i found this on my car. i figured i would give it to you to -- that was easy. so i thank you for that introduction. i want to acknowledge some folks who are here. especially chick. we worked together in years past. he's been not only a tremendous advocate but also for veterans at large across the country. and i thank individuals like chick are represented here, who i don't know most of you but i do know of the reputation that your organization has in the community. i do have some prepared remarks. i'm going to deviate from him. this is going to be my last public event as the deputy secretary. i've announced my retirement on the 15th of june. it is only my retirement from the v.a. i do plan on staying very active i

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pete's over at the plasma for his fast pick. >> i love chevron.guy's been around for a really long time. the ceo, he's been directing it from the mid-stream and all over the different map, all over geographically. earning strength, this company has so many different fundamental stories to it, its cash flows and some of the earning strength we're seeing here and the diversity of what this company is and lastly i want to just point out because we're going real quick. acquisition strategy. the fact that they've gotten themselves into the marcellus as well as the permion, that is something they never had any idea how big that was going to be. it has huge for chevron going forward. this is a company that absolutely reward shareholders, they're buying back stock, and doing everything right. trade's a little bit of a high valuation but that free cash flows unreal. >> straight to the vote? >> i think the integrated names it's the name i want to own. >> i agree. oil up here, the integrators is the safest way to play it right here. i'm a buyer. >> it's a ve

here to debate that big question is joe, steve, pete, carrie and richard is with us today, cio of hightower treasury partners, one of the top 100 financial a advisers and beginning with the stocks, dow trying to break a six-day losing streak. all right, joe you know, from that day that buffett did the apple buy, may 3rd, may 3rd to june 12th, dow's up 6%. s&p is up 6% nasdaq's up nearly 10% since that day in the middle of june, we have sputtered and the question is, why and what does it mean for where we go from here? >> so i said yesterday it is still a cyclical market, not a market to get defensive in i cited that looking at defensives, they're richly valued relative to cyclicals i'll point out as i continue to the entire year we are looking at the wrong thing we are looking at the dow. all-time high again today for the nasdaq all-time high again today for the russell. so the rally continues where it's most relevant in the russell, in the nasdaq, if you have concerns about trade irritants, you're going to find those stocks in the dow. >> your point's well taken the nasdaq immune to the is

pete's wife died unexpectedly after a fall. the smith family prevently bought accidental death and dismemberment insurance just in case to pay off their house. they expected $200,000. but the insurance company paid just $100 grand. half of what they expected. >> very helpless and very angry. and very anxious to warn everyone else. watch out for their insurance companies. >> reporter: so whatted? we traced his problems to a provision deep inside the contract that we discovered is common in life insurance policies. comes up tonight at 6:00, why you might have only half as much life insurance as you t ve and where toling if you have a consumer problem you'd like us to tackle, call us or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll join you tonight again at 6:00. >>> this weekend is a sonoma raceway event but it isn't just an racing, even pride for that matter. >> plenty of other options that don't involve crowds of ten or even hundreds of thousands of people. if music is your pleasure, three popular and free summer concert series returns. tonigh

ariana and pete celebrated if new york. today, new i do details.ete has enlisted the help of year eye fashion expert cam france to prep his wedding wardrobe. >> it's going the make it look more formal than you wearing this. >> back in march, he gave pete a fashion makeover as paraof an "snl" skit. >>> next up, cardi b and the baby shower in atlanta. >> oh, my god, that's it. >> the registry included a nearly $500 kid version of a bentley similar to this one. also, a gold-gofcovered bassine. >>> and josh brolin's baby number three expectation. >> we're nervous. appropriately nervous. but we're looking fwar to it. >> he was all smiles next to his wife, katherine. the person most excited is his step mom barbra streisand. >> the kid has a great jewish grand mother. she's into it. she does all this stuff. it's amazing. >> imagine the lullabies, everyone. the "sicario" sequel hits the screens this friday. >>> kevin frazier back with us from nyc. >> hey, cam. it's not a sequel to "kazaam." it's the new basketball comedy, "uncle drew." shaq will stop at no

pete: his wife especially. everybody says they want to spend more time withis family but wanted to spend more time with hishi granren. and how decisive he is, we forget, he is a conservative. he is comfortable with a president. this term especially. he was conservative right down the line. and so, he thought this would be a good time to go. i don't think a supreme court justice -- i don't thinkai their calculus who is going to choose my successor. robert: the white house seems to have d a quiet campaign over the past year and other signals this would be the right time. carl: and other people who clerking for a candidate named to the court. there was a very subtleai ca going on and things to say, things will be ok. you have to remember, and i agree with your pointe at beginning. the judicial approach is what has been working for the trump administration. this is something that has worked tore them. gorsuch has been a big hit. and other lower court judges than they have in the district court. and that list, the f

. >> pete suratos live at the concord b.a.r.t. station. what happened out there, pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. a bizarre set of circumstances here. you have a knife fight taking place on a b.a.r.t. train. that had to be a scary time for passengers and we're standing here at the concord b.a.r.t. station because this is where that arrest was finally made. let's go ahead and show you the video from the scene. i believe that you've got the suspect being arrested as well as that victim being attended to. now, it did take place on an antioch bound train coming from san francisco. so now you have one man in custody and another man suffering a cut to hand in the fight according to b.a.r.t. police and they are saying it was reported just before 11:00 p.m. last night. that train specifically had to stop for ten minutes while to the b.a.r.t.'s police chief telling the san franciscor chronicle there was a downward trend but stats show and crease in aggravated saulassaults. it's unclear what motivated the knife fight started at orinda or lafayette b.a.r.t

thank you very much, pete. >> at 5:02. continuing coverage now in the heartbreaking story we're fw following on the border. new pictures and audio from inside a texas facility fueling outrage and putting the trump administration on defense. tracie potts joins us live with the president's response this morning. so many emotions surrounding this topic, tracie. >> reporter: no question about that. the president says he's following the law here but there is no law that says you have to separate these migrants from a their children and vice verse is a. that's what has democrats and republicans growing number of people upset about how the zero tolerance policy is playing out. >> sounds of anguish from behind a chain link fence. migrant children sleeping on floors wailing for parents mocked by a border patrol agent. the audio not verified by nbc is sparking outrage. >> they need to end this policy and it is unconscionable and it is immoral and wrong and unnecessary. >> the government sanctioned child abuse. >> a strong defense fr

. >>> ariana's remans with pete davidson. >>> and ron howard and bryce dallas howard reveals what youever knew about the famous family. >> in prefor this interview, did you google me? >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> meghan markle gets a surprise kiss, and not from harry as today marks their woun-month anniversary. >>> the top story, heather locklear. exclusive new reporting on what may have driven her to allegedly threat on the shoot herself. heather's family says they fear the actress is on a complete downward spiral. the actress underwent a psychiatric evaluation after she was threatening to kill herself on sunday. her loved ones are hoping this will finally be her wakeup call. >> trying to hurt herself and looking for a gun to shoot herself. >> a source tells "e.t." after her on again off again threatend relationship. her family wants nothing more for her than to be check sbd facility until she's truly clean and sober. slooes reportedly been to rehab five times and has a history of problems with drugs and alcohol. in 2008, she was arrested for suspicion of driving under th

. >> pete suratos whipple and rai avenues with more on what happened. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. we're standing at railroad avenue and whipple road as you mentioned. still a very active scene here. this is where the suspects at least tried to get away before they were taken into custody by police. you've got union city police behind me. we're showing you some scene video from when you have police on scene in an area trying to look for suspects where they got away. according to union city police it happened roughly around 11:30 p.m. officers stopped a car near e street and railroad avenue and that's where a gunfire exchange takes place between several officers and the suspects in that car. i want to point out none of the officers were injured during the gunfire exchange. at that point one of the suspects drives the car to the area where we're standing at railroad avenue an the suspects jump out of the car and run into the surrounding neighborhood and all of them were eventually located by officers and taken into custody. one of t

he's pete cornell half of the time, and pete nadella the other half pete, you have been such a champion of what microsoft and satya nadella have been doing. >> it started way back when they made the decision, and a lot of people thought they were going to go a different direction when they werchoosing t new ceo to follow up mr. ballmer i disagreed with so many of them the fact that went with nadella made so much sense he was coming from within, he understood the color and he understood wherehe culture needed to shift or pivot to. they were going to go towards the cloud, they were going to move in that direction they saw the growth there. because of that, that's why that was a middle 30s dollar stock when he took over, and now you see it today over $100 >> all-time high today for microsoft. all-time high. >> right, and you know, a couple weeks ago, we had very short-term call buying people looking for this to break through the $100 barrier we were talking about they were buying the 97, 97 1/2, and suddenly, the stock made a nice move today, up over the last couple days quite honestly it'

[applause] i'll tell you is this a pretty good sendoff for pete? this is not bad. hey, pete.. he wasn't supposed to do this, but t's hear h come on. come on. >> thank you, mr. president. welcome to the city of duluth and the great state of minnesota. and as he alluded to, the home of college hockey, national championship, euniversity of .innesota, duluth like president trump, i love this country. love our freedom. you promised more jobs, fewer regulations and a better conomy for everyone. now, jobs are up. unemployment numbers are at a historic low. small businesses and manufacturers are surging. [applause] and optimism is at an all-time igh. my blue collar, commonsense conservative message is resonating throughout the eighth district. mr. president, these people support you. [applause] together, we can unleash the economic engine of northern minnesota. [applause] on behalf of minnesotans here today, thank you for coming to our great state and for all -- d for always putting america and the american worker first. thank you, god bless america. i didn't know he was going to do