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a new justice should not take plac during mid election year. >> we will vote to confirm justice kennedy successor this fall i have every confidence in onairmangras grassly's cct of upcoming process and judiciary committee it's imperative the nominee be considered fairly and not subjected to personal attacks. >> so depend howo youhink maret c land. >> chuck shumer sd they should not consider it because ctit'sion year. yes, it is. midterman election senate. third seats of senate in house and entire house up in november. when chuck shumer said today nobody reminded him when into high that wasated amaa election and democra lost badly in novemb. i was -- that's politics. meanwhile whoever he chooses will be on the court. >> we have aick a great one that will be there who years y ears. we need intellect. we need so many things. there's so much that goes into making of supreme court justice. you have to hit everyone one. >> he hit them all. today's retirement of kennedy d this happened in housecrats.an district in queens and. bronx democratic sociallist alexandria cortez in first run for offic

what about those children that are here from india and placs tly country they know from a legal means? we're going to put daca recipients in front of them? i think not. i think that's the dichotomy we're finding ourselves in with the american people. they love legal immigration, but we're victimizing legal immigration on behalf of people me he illegally. >> congress has taken many attempts at a broad immigration reform before. but narrow approach to daca may be a better approach because it's narrow. >> immigration is a complex piece of legislation that encumbers so many different pieces. you have to share each of these pieces. you have to take them one at a time. you can't just put a comprehensive bill forward because everybody knows in america when you put comprehensive behind anything, there's crap -- it's a crap sandwich. do it right. dan webster, my god friend from florida as a speaker, understood this very, very well. take it in pieces. fw give it the light of day. let it have the open debate. bring that policy forward. i'm not going to get everything i want. jeff's not going to

and when you think about airports, there are vulnerablities in theck halls, and in the checkpoint, plac thate cpl that it's very important to have that visible presence, the ab to respo a we've se that in recent events in florida and l.a. so this is that initiative to build up the visible presence but then also enhance the perimeter of the airport and have more folks in cars on the air field. >> supervisor cohen: have you reached out to homeland security? are there any federal dollars to assist with the ramping up of the police at the airport? >> i have not. i will reach out to them and ask that question cone cone 'cause it seems that the airport would be in their purview of interest when it comes to homeland security. >> yes. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: so real quick. and how many officers are you looking to add to -- to the airport? >> about00 over the next two years. >> supervisor cohen: and how many do you have now? >> 180 total uniformed, thereabouts, and we have police service aides, as well. >> supervisor cohen: so you're okingo get 280 total. >> am. >> supervisor cohen: so a

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. >> we're in a strange plac it's almost, you know, been a -- it's becoming a cultish thing isn't it.s not a good place for any party to end up with a cult-like situation as it relates to -- to -- to a president that happens to be of -- reportedly of the same party. >> that's republican senator bob corker who cannot believe his fellow republican senators are relieved their constitutional authority tariffs to the t of the united states. most president of the united states have not had authority to raise tariffs in any way, it wasn't until the 20th century that congress started handing over tiny pieces of tariff authority to the president. at the height of the cold war with the soviet union in 1962, congress decided to give the president the oppoy to raise tariffs for national securityational security was the most important thing to everyone in congress. and in that, washington made some big mies over that, like the vietnam war. and in 1962, congress never anticipated that we would have a president to abuse the president for tariffs for national security. congress never dreamed that a p

it has an amusement park in beaches and the luxury hotel where the summit will take plac place.his hour we will discuss what to expect out of the summit, how both leaders are likely to approach and what wld qualify as success. but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting from a military airbase here in singapore wher john. >> good evening to you. president trump disembarking air force one into the steamy singapore night and taking a step closer to history with that meeting tuesday morning here in singapore with kim jong un. the president telling the host tv in the assembled prospal under the wing of air force one that he is feeling good about that meeting. the president going back to his hotel tonight for some rest. tomorrow he will meet with the prime minister of singapore. last year when he visited the white house he extended an invitation to the president to come to sing apart, so the president really killing two birds with one stone. he mentioned kim jong un arriving earlier this in singapore. he landed at the civilian airport aboard an air china

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we're very pleased that there is the diplomacy taking plac we. t the diplomacy to succeed. yes, we are very pleased that we've beeable to gethe two leaders to talk. what we need now is to see north korea really implement changes to show that they're serious about eliminating their nuclear weapons program. whher the president's allowances and the changes he made in the military will be enough to mo thatlong, we'll see. but the judgment will come as to whether north korea takes action. >> woodruff: what's... what specific steps are you looking for. the president talkha about endinghe calls war games. the white house is now clarifying that what will contre routine training exercises. but there is still some work to be done there. so what are you lookor? >> well, judy, the next step should be the lifting -- listing of all of north korea stes participating in their nuclear program and their missil technology, an inspection of those sites. we know exactly where theyre inspectors to make sure there is no enhancement of these program, and then serious discussion on a path to elimin

at demand, in turn, is affecting the prices of .electricity in some plac and that's where our economics correspondent, paul solman, comes in to help expin these connections, part of our weekly series, "making sense." >> reporter: bucolic plattsburgh, new york, 20 miles from the canadian border. it sure doesn't look like ground zero for gold rush. but in this mall alone, cryptocurrency prosptors have installed thousands of ming machines--small computers that gobble energy-- just find new cryptocoins, in a vacated space behind the family dollar store. and it's all because plattsburgh hes dirt cheap electric rates. the invasion hasocals up in arms. >> these guys that are mining bitcoins are riding into town, taking advantage of the situation. >> reporter: and the situation, it turns out: plattsburgh is the klondike of new york. that's because the cost of mining is all in the cost of energy. as mayor colin read says... s plattsburgh has some of the lowest energy cost the world. >> reporter: that's because this is hydroelectric land, where dams power mills like this one last century. these d

with all those players appearing to be moving toward eroding sanctions, how can you keep sanctions n plac? what leverage do you have on these countries? pres. trump: we have a lot of leverage, tremendous leverage. i believe that china, despite my relationship with president xi, a man i have great respect for like a lot, we are having very tough talks on trade and that probably affects china somewhat. but i have to do what i have to do. the the last two months, border is more open than when we first started. we have to do it. deficit inremendous trade, commonly known as a trade deficit. we have a tremendous deficit in trade with china, we have to do something about it. we cannot continue to let that happen. i think that has had an impact on my relationship in terms of the border. i don't think it has a relationship, i don't think it affects my feeling or my relationship to president xi but when we first started we were not ready to go that route. as we started preparing and getting ready to do that, i think that had an impact on frankly, the border, which is a shame but i had to do it, i h

that is when a court1 block something863 patches for the block something not just for the plac plaintiff for country.o they are nervous about these nationwide injunctions being put in place. big wins for the trump administration coming out. keep in mind that is gorsuch in the 5-4 side. what's interesting to look at is done again, one of the earliest members of the trump administration. way back in the campaign, he decided with the federalist society to make judges a priority, supreme court and lower court judges. he really push their working through the senate majority leader and chuck grassley and pushed an unprecedented number of judges through. you really saw what happened there. you saw the travel ban and the lower court ruling in their favor. i think they come out of this ash this opportunity now adam said to really shift things and the white house is assembling a team that a super successful with the gorsuch nomination. they are hoping to announce the name of the next nominee as early as july 9. you never know if that's going to happen, but that's a pretty ambitious timeline. the d

monetary policy and the perception right or wrong that they are behind the curve does case.lp the place have a chart showing that the philippines is on the record run of outflows. 23 from foreign investors, very close to entering a bear market come.ila, which could i would not be surprised if it comes at the open in about 45 minutes from now. yvonne: days, we also have something to think about with baht.ghthai where are we in terms of another rate hike for thailand? : a century all economist think that it is going to be 1.5%, that is nearing a record low. they will, with an updated economy.for the whether it is on growth were also on inflation, that is something to watch, more than the rate hike self. yvonne: thank you, david. don't forget our interactive tv function, tv go where you can watch us live and catch up on past interviews like the one that dave did with the philippines central bank governor. plus, you composite conversations and send us instant messages during our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only, check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is t

the rest is coming in from plac le camp pendleton or camp lejeune or okinawa, assembling at the right place to serve as part of the surge layer. >> i want to turn to the navy and the navy's plan for a 355-ship battle fleet. that would build them up to 38. even 38 isn't enough to meet all of the demands that are put on the amphibious forces. it's going to take quite some time to get there. so i wanted to ask first about the navy shipbuilding program and the fleet that is developing and how that meets the needs and the challenges that may be there. the second part is asking about the use of auxiliaries to meet some of these amphibious demands en there aren't enough amphibious ships to go around. >> i'll go ahead and start with that. the first thing i would say on the increase in the money that we've got, the funding that came in '19 with a 7% increase, the navy did four structure assessments, determined that 355 ships was the right plan. now, how quickly we can get to that requirement is really the challenge, and how long is that funding going to be consistent. so if you looked at the 3

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they are in a comfortable plac obviously, it's acting like a bull market, again, right, in tehe sectorsng and in terms of m&a getting announced, and things like that, but it's not a tremendous amount of buying interest in terms of momentum, and so i don't think the trade stuff is necessarily weighing, but why not sit back until you have more events out of the way for the week. >> kevin, the g7 summit. i mean, okay, so depending on who you talk to, it was either the worst thing that an american president has ever done or, you know, just kind of the latest out of washington. what did you make of everything that happened between the president and trudeau over the weekend and implications of it now? >> no question, unusual and unprecedented, but as far as the market was concerned, it was a big nothing burger nothing came from it that moved the canadian or u.s. markets one event that occurred as the g7 was passing, which i think is significant for investors, and had me, today, start to deploy capital in i way i've not done in two years now the liberal party of ontario was decimated on octobe

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