when -- putin julia:i want to say never. susan: why is that? julia: i think the way we understand child labor changes. one of the exceptions that was always granted in child labor laws was acting laws, so children could appear on broadway and in the state. our ideas of what would be acceptable child labor changed. in the same way as well in the 1920's, the newspaper industry is against the child labor amendment because they want to rely on newspaper boys and i think in the late 20th century we still see newspaper boys as the new form of child labor, as -- as an ok form of child labor, as long as it is not interfering with their schooling. but what really weeds out child labor is globalization. it moves offshore and the united states and that consuming products that is produced by child labor overseas. it again, is one of the indications that the rates of child labor are tied to economic factors than the executive legislation. susan: how did you get interested in this? julia: i came to graduate school working on eleanor roosevelt. i was interested in

julia: when it comes to foreign -- foreignhen it comes to relations, we expect them to meet with vladimir putinhe summer. doing and what they expect to discuss? alex: mike pence told us last night that they will talk about he expects them to talk about russian meddling again. the president has raised that in previous meetings, that he has received assurance is by vladimir putin that the kremlin wasn't involved. the president has appeared at times to accept a that denial at and the u.s. intelligence community says the president is lying. we will see if the president will bring up election meddling again in the summit in july. they fear the russians will try to interfere in the midterm elections again and our election systems are not safeguarded against that activity. let's thank you so much -- thank is a much. let's turn to the markets. abigail: moderate gains for the major averages. we are looking at this point that weekly declines, significant weekly declines for the major averages, probably the third week down in a row for the dow. if it happens tomorrow, it will be the longest weekly losing

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putin will talk about it? alix: turning to this start mmit between president trump and kim jong-un are set to talk. julia is life with the latest. -- is life been with the latest. the heat has been turned up after we had the remarks from mike pompeo saying they want to see complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization from the korean peninsula or the deal is off. they say sanctions will remain a get worse for north korea. a lot at stake for kim jong-un. this is a couple of days after president trump said he thinks he will know within a minute if kim is serious about giving up his weapons. is from thesaid he optimistic of a good outcome from these talks. hours, 9:00 a.m. local time and we are starting asget relief from the heat we had in the heat turned up from mike pompeo. the leaders will meet on the island, which is the singaporean's playground where people go for the weekend with universal studios. they are meeting at the very famous cup hello hotel. we understand president trump and kim jong-un will have a handshake before they go behind closed doors and how the talks albeit with a translato

putin, will it be after nato? president trump: probably after. thank you everybody, thank you very much. [inaudible] that was president trump in a wide-ranging press conference -- julie: a lot of football. juliae prospect of cristiano ronaldo of president oneing day. also talking about the decision with anthony kennedy, and justice anthony kennedy to resign at the end of july. the list of 25 names that they will look at and that to decide and move quickly on this, mitch mcconnell also talking before that press conference, saying they will vote on this in the fall. that: of course, the irony the republicans blocked the nomination and the confirmation of merrick garland ahead of an election. julia: exactly. irony is not lost at that point. julie: this is bloomberg. ♪ rack to breaking news on the retirement of justice anthony kennedy. let's bring in greg ferrell. one unexpected obstacle of a confirmation, jeff flake of arizona. weekff flake said last that until we got the vote on the tariff bill, he was willing to hold up any judicial nominations out of the committee in the senate. whether or not that will stand up, that was before we all know about justice kennedy, we will see, but there is a v