rochelle: -- reporter: the national press has criticism of the -- rochelle: go ahead.eporter: in the national press there has been fierce criticism of the government's handling of this crisis and the opposition to the government for its part is focusing on the exceptional circumstances of this fire. get spread extremely quickly, in just a matter of hours. the area it affected was very much concentrated. that is partly due to extremely strong winds at the beginning of this week in conjunction with extremely hot, dry temperatures. an investigation has just been launched and will be trying hard factorsrn the real behind this extraordinary tragedy. rochelle: reporting from the greek resort of mati, thank you. partial results show the former cricket star and is oncian imran khan course to win elections slammed by his rivals as rate. alongside several smaller parties, the incumbent party of jailed extra minister sharif. pakistan's election officials have dismissed claims of fraud. results of been delayed by technical failures. the vote was marred by violence with dozens kill

jillian: when do you guys think, rochelle, i will start with you, when we will get the border wall?, i think the republicans are a little bit out of touch, they are using 20th century solution for 21st century problems. president trump has said that this entire shutdown would be in response to drugs, well, drugs are not coming-during thrown over in sacks into the united states, drug dealers are using modern technology to bring drugs into the united states, i mean n2016 you had border agents track down, try to attempt to seize a submarine carrying $194 million worth of cocaine. so these policies that they're bringing forth to me aren't realistic in response to the real problem we are facing. jillian: joe, final word. >> the majority of the drugs do come across the southern border. >> but not over the wall. >> through the southern ball. that's near here nor there. >> the issue that funding for the wall has been democratic platform from bill clinton the barack obama and it's only now because of trump that democrats do not want to see seen as compromising that they are willing to abando

we love rochelle cool over the.load is great the people are great i love russia alliance guys w a w. now in a blaze east and he will be joining me here in the shooter live in the meantime though he's been catching up with some sweden find something you would hope all to with a miser about to say they've been painting that sound yellow and blue on the way to the st petersburg stadium but it wasn't close was the old was no close it was a pizza box we did like getting ready to take switzerland in the last six think clash could potentially set up the court of final tie with a good if they managed to be can be on the fun i mean really loud voice was confident about their team's chances today was there the close the the full the short of it began the swedish government followed the lead of the english and said that they would boycott seeing the wildcat go live over the last week in the progress of the so-called group of death to reach the last sixteen i couldn't take the my god the swedish foreign minister the united it w

>> let me talk to rochelle because she is talking about talking points.aid i didn't support welfare. welfare is good in a temporary sense, not permanent. when we talk about programs that can help people i think people like dana blair who i worked with when i was 16 years old and worked for the social security administration who got a job by way of welfare reform in 1996 which allows you to keep your welfare benefits can also get a job and permanently get off the system. more programs like this to move communities of color. when we talk about this issue it is not about handouts but a handout. give me an opportunity, allow me to move so i am not dependent on the government to take her generation after generation as we see in chicago oftentimes. rob: that was bill clinton's welfare reform. >> newt gingrich, both of them together. >> this is not welfare. this is whether you make $30,000 a year or $120,000 a year. we need to be clear. >> that is government assistance. >> but not necessarily welfare and it is for everyone. rob: they are going to test it out, ge

how many people wrote off rochelle right from the start didn't they barbara i mean they are the lowest ranked team in the tournament but they're in the quarter final how far can they go. well you might if they beat spain they can beat anybody that's at least once a people here think now they might not have the most creative the most quality of style but they are very strong that they know how to run the know how to fight and they have this enormous crowds behind them these fans that have been so skeptical ahead of the tournaments of their very own team and still they do support them all the way through and you know with this crowd behind us i actually do think they can go much further because they don't have anything to lose. when they don't let's have a look at some of the highlights of that match between russia and spain we're going to have a look at the pictures right now. when marco asensio swung in a deep free kick on sergio ramos made himself a nuisance sergei ignatiev it was overwhelmed and an unfortunate and also spying front but the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortl

one of the big women's cycling teams — wiggle high five — has pulled out of the 2019 season. 0wner rochelleto spend more time on things other than cycling. wiggle high five‘s roster includes britons katie archibald and elinor barker, as well as australian annette edmondson. the team started out in 2013. it's been a busy night of football for teams hoping to qualify for the europa league. burnley of the premier league scrambled a draw at scottish premiership side aberdeen. it finished 1—1 ahead of next week's second leg, but burnley‘s england goalkeeper, adam pope, went off with a shoulder injury. so fitness concerned over him. hibs staged the best comeback of the night to win 3—2 in the first leg of their tie at home to asteras tripolis. they were two down. it's probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders, who lost 5—1 in slovenia. but better news for steven gerrard and rangers, who have the advantage after alfredo morelus scored away in croatia, against 0siek, and that was the only goal of the night. and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blai

and england prop rochelle "rocky" clark has ended her test career after 137 appearances, she helped wind woman in rugby union, but will continue to play for her club, wasps. the father of ellie soutter says she was scared of letting people down. she died last week on her 18th birthday, the family have set up a foundation in her name, through which they helped hope to help young athletes with financial support. there is a lot of pressure on children, and mental awareness needs to be looked at and made more public. as we know, it has been lately, but as a family and as her friends, we thought ellie had come out of the other side of a particularly dark time in her life, which had a lot to do with the fact that she was unable to compete last season that she was unable to compete last season and do what she would have loved to have done through a total lack of funding. and that's why this foundation is so important to me and the rest of her family, foundation is so important to me and the rest of herfamily, and her mother. uk sport has released a statement regarding ellie soutter‘s death. th

i'm rochelle ferguson with the latest news heaeadlines.n pakistan, the gegeneral election get underway. 30 people have been killed in a suicide bombing, dozens others injured. we bring you the very latest from our correspondent in islam abide -- inislam islamabad. rescue workers are continuing to search for survivors. the french president emmanuel macron accepts responsibility in his handling of the national scandal involving his t top security aide. we will bring you the very latest. also coming up in the program, we have our business update. we will be looking at the turbulence ahead for ryanair, trying to slash hundreds of jobs. we have the details in our update. plus, our press review. plenty more happening here on "france 24." do stay tuned. ♪ anchor: first to pakistan, where officials say 30 people have been killed and 35 others injured in a suicide blast in the city of koetter. the incidentnt comes as ovover 0 million pakistanis vote in the aneral election after campaign overshadowed by allegations of manipulation. there was a shoot

rochelle have huge support from the home side and ahead of that match against famed we went out to see how muscovites a feeling. very good said come to the next stage of discernment and to our very happy for our country. and where we'll head to that russia will play with her strong team like spain. yes i believe the pressure xavier will be in because we will pray in. you know a stadium and now a concert and. supporters will support i would say you think russia will win at that but ok it's not a version tradition to dream they will do their best in going spies they can. never believe in our team there it women's words so no no projections no predictions at all. well coming up at the top of the hour and now. this is the entire point i ask him to jurors or dealing with an internal they killed many civilians. come including my father while. i was a student because i wanted to build a life for myself lactase totally but suddenly life became elish kind of. providing insights global news that matters d.w. made for mines.

if you take a viking babe into new rochelle, it will be growing up to be orthodontist. every western civilization is invaded by barbarians. we call them children. and so the place where children are born into, at fir is the family. that is civilizing them into a kind of culture. then other institutions play that role but if just take it as the human species, everything around, c-span studios is not natural. this is not our natural environment. our natural environment for 250, 300,000 years, as semihairless aprils, fighting for food, killing each others with spears and rocks. we were not apex predators until recently. take a jar of ants, dump on virgin soil or alien planet or continentps ants instantly behave like ants, dig tunnels, start colonies, whatever ants do. if you take humans, clear them of all civilization education, put them in their natural environment we wouldn't be having conversations about books or doing podcasts. we would be teaming up into little bands and troops, defending ourselves against animals and other bands and troops. that is what our natural n

england's rochelle ‘rocky‘ clark is bringing her playing career to a close after 137 games for her countryld won world cup in 2014 in a 15 year international career and became england's most capped player, man or women, when she surpassed jason leonard's record of 114 in 2016, the loosehead prop will continue playing for wasps. it isa it is a massive achievement and something i never thought i would get to, getting my first cap was just out of this world and to achieve a few more than that. but to get the record and surpass jason has been a dream come true and i played such a fairy tale life for the past 15 years. i've loved every minute. you've played since 2003, how dramatically has the game changed in that time? it has been massive, we used to have to pay to train for weekends and paid for the kit and things like that and now you have such good backing from the rfu and the premiership as well, and the game has evolved so much. the professionalism from the girls has been huge and itjust has been so good to be a part of it and help make history. what you think needs be done to move the wo

now and france fans go world as they celebrate the victory both in rochelle and back home. the clubs are close my truck drove our children but. i thought it was. the best. i'm kate partridge it was a thrilling first day in the last sixteen at the world cup that saw the world's two best players go out and one french teenager come of age or for more on the day's action peter schmeichel and neil harvey report from the special studio in red square. beautiful evening and some beautiful much the football we've seen today the second of those just finished as good why do you offer it to the quarterfinals after they defeated the european champions portugal two goals to wall peter schmeichel alongside me he called this pretty much said watch out for suarez inc avantika volley in particular was the money i had the biggest effect on this match he was brilliant he got injured which is it's a bit of a worry for europe when the game finished he came on the page he didn't look to be too much discomfort but it's still you when you get a muscle injury at this time in the tournament you know

port city of data which is a vital entry point for age the coalition allied with president up at rochel months for hartings internationally recognized government has been at war with the new things since twenty fifteen. during this visit i've held meetings with the leaders and representatives. and the general people's congress. i am grateful reassured by the messages i have received which have been positive and constructive the police in saudi arabia have arrested two men for after a woman's car was set on fire her car was deliberately set ablaze by men opposed to women drivers she says she faced abuse from then in her neighborhood soon after getting a driver's license last week the kingdom overturned the decades long ban on female driving. now the chairman of korean air whose family has been at the center of a series of scandals is now in court in seoul a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho yang ho he's suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers just two daugh

has been great it's been great it's been really really good goalless yeah i've exciting my how did rochelle many surprises russia yeah yeah. and also you on this day maria's go to guy who's going to crack as a crack. only on his back what is a lot on. the one to see the ceremony now. we are actually talking about the greatest moments of the world cup in general and do you have a greatest moment. a greatest member of the world cup i mean obviously being english i would have to say that england winning a penalty shoot out was only an incredible moment i kind of got to the point that i thought it would never happen in my lifetime my i've gone nuts. i got a long time without seeing them through what i am going to never want to miss you know the world cup right the last time i'd seen up was ninety six in the euros but it never happened the world cup set up for me being in the stadium as well as possible stadium here in moscow that was certainly a big deal. other than that i think seeing russia beat spain was just huge for the noise for the atmosphere. the celebrations off with us you might be ab

been supporting the team and everything we see is like being a part of colombia and now we knowing rochelle actually spun dusty just to come across nina. and you know he's not joan but he still has the energy doesn't just make you see. the whole you'll sink in. until they've been fully you. but up road ahead of me there's a pretty oh it's a sentiment that you will make long go to get to know what i lost being good and you know we had a job on. that legally i believe is our party says it will go to the know. me will tell you i'm going to share in the who see to it being that it come one very many got there that i listen to you. follow me on public policy. but i'm here full of right but i think tough so maybe the office before but i mean it is for me for me to be still formal meet me face those who knew that put it since i can't prove what god. could know oh obama. fairly soon come. face no sunni you're going to sway you if you put up a media it's not a serious young call on the right but of saying stop oh look a used to be the right sort of poppea calling it one go up in the us if you get we

that regard are just factually wrong pump aoe repeatedly stressed that america remains tough on rochelle never i-t. of issues as you've been saying and from syria to ukraine on sanctions why do senators seem on convinced by the end. well there they are there are basically noting the reality that trump does seem to want to shift away from the aggressive u.s. stance towards towards russia they want to see trump basically follow the new foreign policy that hillary clinton was advocating of escalating increasing confrontation with russia it's extremely it's extremely dangerous right now we've got a collapse of diplomacy you had the the russian embassy in san francisco removed. some time ago you've got fewer and fewer diplomats and it seems when it seems that the neoconservatives running u.s. foreign policy i just want to have confrontation behind the scenes of course is the is the conflict in syria and and and the fact that russia has supported syria in compliance with international law and that it's actually the u.s. which is violating the u.n. charter by its its occupation in eastern syria

england expects rochelle that's right very well since you'll probably see this but i won't count you want to doubt that a little tense here with the sound of menu today the final two quarter final games with the tournament host russia taking on the croatia and before that england's three lions just kicked off against sweden around two minutes gone ok still nil nil and his a taste of the southern city in the build up to that game. oh. oh yes i. saw the first few minutes having passed in that game between those three didn't of course no goals as of yet but let's just have a look at some of the nervous faces a fans from both sides right now a lot of them hoping it will be that team booking a place in the last four these are live pictures from sweden and england as well of course that even though they've had a bit of a heat wave over that everyone is out enjoying the sun and watching the football together so they'll be hoping about talks in boston and done head to head record between these two sides pretty evenly that matched both sides winning almost equal amounts of games against each

england's rochelle ‘rocky‘ clark is bringing her playing career to a close after 137 games for her countryernational career, and she won world cup in 201a. she became england's most capped player, man or women, when she surpassed jason leonard's record of 11a in 2016. the loosehead prop will continue playing for wasps. it's a massive achievement, something i never, you know, thought i'd get. to get my first cap was just out of this world. to achieve a few more than that... i hit the cap record and surpassed jason, it's been a dream come true. and, you know, i've lived such a fairy tale life, i think, for the last 15 years. there has been highs and lows, but i've loved every minute of it. 0k, ok, that's it. i'll have more for you in the next hour. chris, thank you. with just eight months to go until the uk leaves the european union, we've been taking a closer look at the impact of brexit on different groups of people. today, we're examining what impact brexit could have on your summer holiday. our scotland correspondent, james shaw, has been speaking to some of the nine million passengers t

rochelle "rocky" clark, a world cup winner, played 137 times for england.st summer before the uk leaves the european union. so just what impact is brexit likely to have on our love of european travel? around 18 million britons are heading to spain this summer, they've been joined by our reporter adam fleming who's in one of its most popular resorts, benidorm. hi, well, benidorm has already been feeling the effect of brexit ever since the uk voted to leave two yea rs since the uk voted to leave two years ago, because they fall in the value of the pound. british holiday—makers have been booking slightly shorter holidays and spending less extras like excursions. but what does the future hold? it's the last summer before brexit, which could change how we holiday. it's not been decided yet whether british tourists will need a visa or not. even if they don't, they could still be affected by the eu's new travel authorisation system coming in in 2020, where visitors from outside the eu have to register on a website and pay seven euros. if we need to do it, we need

is our main ukraine and other countries and moving troops and expanding nato in the direction of rochelle while supposedly being the servant of russia when donald trump was shocked by how many u.s. troops there were in germany the answer from germany and from nato and from the world should have been get them out get them out of germany meanwhile now he knows that germany is still occupied by tens of thousands of u.s. troops for the past seventy years and claims that germany is a servant and controlled by russia i mean it don't try to make sense of it it doesn't make sense we've you know we've we've gotta drop back into price now much of it does make sense but follow the money is one of the ideas that i'm getting here now. the sixteenth hell thinking an important meeting between trump and putin do you expect trying to raise these concerns about nord stream at this upcoming summit with lattimer put. i don't claim any special powers to predict what will come out of trump's various orifices but i think it's entirely possible that what i think is is critical is that trump is willing to speak w

an ally like germany in something jim you sovereignty describing it as being hostage captive by rochelle because he's dependence on gas supplies and get donald trump came out in the end and said i have a wonderful relationship with america what do you make of his dealing with. well i think the first message here is that trump said i believe in the nato so that's good news for the nato allies and the institution itself the organization. but of course this wasn't only bruising for the european allies this was also bruising for the secretary general whose top is to keep everybody together the institution itself that sees itself jeopardized by what a u.s. president is saying so the most important ally here and then you look at the rollercoaster ride that are going to medical has been through in the morning there's germany bashing by the u.s. president then once of a sudden they're very very good friends and then there's more bashing here was asked about that in the press conference you write and read and he said as to the consistency of his tweeting because i believe a creation journalist as

the discovery of the gene scissors saw in the new rochelle poncho instantly catapulted into the elite group of potential nobel prize winners the max planck institute in berlin has since rewarded her with a golden opportunity to continue her revolutionary work as director of the renowned research organization. just waiting for evolution or insisting on the genes that he does being picked up by. numerous labs around the word to. perform precise you need teach the knowledge number of cyrus and albany times and that is just when you technology is at the semantic tool so we treat disease prior to be used for. and what if scientists were to cross the line and genetically edit human embryos that's exactly what a team did at a chinese university. by using crisper managed to correct a d.n.a. mutation responsible for a blood disease the modified embryos were never intended to be reimplanted but the experiment shocked the world because it opens the door to the concept and conception of genetically altered humans. to the question of mistaken only gee isn't fully developed it better still failure

england s rochelle ‘rocky‘ clark has announced her retirement from international rugby.4 — won 137 caps during her 15—year international career... she's england's most capped player of all time the company which owns the carphone warehouse and currys pc world has been investigating the hacks since it first revealed in june. it says personal information and e—mail addresses it said personal information, names, addresses and email addresses, and email addresses, may have been accessed last year, but not bank details and it found no evidence that fraud has resulted from the breach. the owner of british gas, centrica, has reported a 20% slump in profits in the first half of the year. it said 340,000 people have left the energy provider. centrica's chief executive said its household gas and electricity supply arm was hit by last year's pre—payment price cap, the ongoing loss of customers and rising wholesale energy prices. we've had quite a challenging first half, with very extreme weather patterns, rapidly rising wholesale energy costs. and against that, our total margin has

advocacy office rochelle thank you so much for joining us on our program. you're watching the news still to come as france a basks in the glory of its world cup success we have to the low income suburbs of paris where many of the squad grew up what does a victory mean to people living there. and the film nico one thousand nine hundred eighty eight hits theaters on the thirtieth anniversary of the death of christa pesca otherwise known as sixty's icon nico turned homes that will be here from our culture dusk in a moment with the details. and don't forget you can always get the news on the go download our app from google player from the op store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you can also use the data you have to send us your photos and your videos. will be back with much more news coming up the next thirty minutes. to the top. of the. times turning in south africa. once the barrel for home constantine. but it conflicts on contradictions more present. extremist

england's all time most capped player — rochelle clark — is retiring from international rugby union. as ‘rocky‘ — clark says it's been a ‘fairytale' career but she's not stopping completely and will carry on with her club wasps. tour de france champion geraint thomas says he'll consider all his options before deciding whether to commit his future to team sky. thomas' contract with sky is up for renewal, but he is expected to sign a deal that could be worth £3.5 million a year. the winner of the yellow jersey insists his relationship with chris froome won't affect that decision though, and this summer's tour has only increased his respect for the four—time champion. scotland head coach gregor townsend has signed a new, two year contract extension. since he took over last summer, scotland have enjoyed wins in australia as well as over england in this year's six nations. townsend will now be in charge until at least 2021. gareth bale can fill the void left by cristiano ronaldo's departure at real madrid, according to the club's new manager. the welshman's future had been in doubt as he

. >> roger, mitch rochell.ities and a condominium has more amin a amenities, does that driving up -- is that driving up the cost? >> yes and no. people are using community facilities. back in the day, that condo was -- that kind of was a brush off the shoulder, stuff they would offer to people in the community. housing developments with a community center, people use those. there is an expense associated with that. in multifamily options, hoa dues go up a bit. that increases the price by a bit. dagen: when you talking about adding an at-home gym oreo ga studio within the home, does that add value at all? again, that was kind of the great fallacy during the housing boom in the past, that if you did these add-ons like granite countertops, it added $20,000 to the value of your home which wasn't true. does it had any val -- add any value at all or is it a personal choice. >> i've got a convenience fee. if i spend $10 on something i want to sell it for $15 if it appeals to the masses. if you put in granite counterto

england's rochelle ‘rocky‘ clark has announced her retirement from international rugby. have today published their own proposals on how to tackle the social care crisis after the government consistently delayed its consultation. the local government association says a desperate lack of funding has left care services at breaking point and they expect things to get worse, it says services could face a £3.5 billion funding gap by 2025. the organisation's green paper sets out possible options for plugging the funding gap, such as increasing income tax, national insurance and council tax, and means testing benefits such as the winter fuel allowance and tv licences. david simmonds, who is deputy chair of the local government association. alan long, who is the executive director of private service provider the mears group. and nadra ahmed obe, who is the chair of the national care association. thank you all forjoining us. david, what are your solutions? we need the national conversation going about this. when people talk about how to finance social care on love island, we know

we can be honest about that rochelle, we talk about maxine waters and you said she stepped out of linesn't a little bit. if obama was in office and republicans said some of the same things that she said, they would be investigated by the fbi. >> and if obama said for people to be punched in the face, this entire country would go crazy if obama said that. abby: to both your points we can agree to disagree and this conversation will continue on after this. thank you both for being with us this morning. >> thank you. abby: have a great saturday. the war on cops intensifies. three police officers shot in the line of duty overnight. our law enforcement panel is here to weigh in on what is behind the increased violence. you don't want to miss it next. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. if your adventure... ...keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips... ...you may have overactive bladder, or oab. ohhhh...enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the fir

my wife i'm so sorry i think i love rochelle. his wife not quite peace he's not coming home all right well that is the old school for now and it's back to daryn so thank you for that on that note that will do it for this news grid thanks for watching you can keep in touch with us on social media as ever just use the house a day news you can connect with us on twitter on facebook and our what's up number is right there we will see you back here in studio fourteen steen g.m.t. on wednesday thanks for watching. volcano kill way erupted explosively last thing boiling clouds of steam and ash and rock high into the atmosphere scientists say it's not unusual for eruptions to stop and start up again later as for kill way it has been spilling lubbock continually for more than thirty years native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood so of the goddess. as native hawaiians family is always nice to us whether he thinks our home or not we accept this type of event. with over forty thousand people killed under his roof it t

joining me to break it down foxbusiness's dagan mcdowell and mitch rochelle and heather zimmerraga is here. we will talk about tariffs. this auto hearing for the last few weeks. dagen: i don't know if it is a market mover but the trade fight, the war we have started with other nations, has it hit the stock market? the stock market has been able to power through that yesterday, you saw the dow gain 79 points. however, trade is exceedingly complicated when you start flapping tariffs on to industries and you might say we will slap a tariff on bmw and the cars that it imports, bmw employees and other foreign not a manufacturer's, tens of thousands of people in the united states. bmw has reduced our trade deficit by $1 billion because it is a net exporter of cars it makes in the us. i see the bigger picture but in the short run it will damage american jobs and send consumer prices higher and i hope we get some sort of resolution on the entire trade picture. maria: we will hear that in the hearing with more on that coming up but joining us in the conversation, south dakota senator mike brow

health policy team and to ashley bush who jumped in to -- did some last minute troubleshooting and to rochelle son as well. but mostly to my partner in polio who is unfortunately leaving us in august. i'll miss her greatly. so thank you so much, ezra. i'd like to recognize my mother-in-law joan bristol who is sitting in the back with her handsome son. she herself is a polio survivor. and a long time rotarian. she was in fact some years ago the president of the denver rotary, a position that afforded her the opportunity to ride hellbent for leather through the denver stock show. so it goes to show you you never know what adventures will bring you in the rotary membership. i had the opportunity to see the eradication at the u.s. and the international level. i'm constantly in awe of the passion and determination of everyone involved as john just demonstrated. from the vaccinators in india to surveillance officers in nepal to ethiopian health workers to epidemiologists trainees in uganda, from well traveled cdc and u.s.aid staffers, we all know that polio eradication has been a frustratingly unpre

now in red to be the international most capped women play at rochelle clark is retiring.e washington open. murray was playing only his fourth competitive match since his hip surgery in january. fourth competitive match since his hip surgery injanuary. he lost the first set but he showed great form when he came back and now he's going to play british number one kyle edmund tomorrow morning. geraint thomas says he will consider all his options before deciding whether he will commit his future to team sky. his contract with team sky is up for renewal but is expected to sign a deal that could be worth £3.5 million a year. the winner of the yellow jersey insists that his relationship with chris froome won't affect the decision and that the tour de france this summer has only increased his respect for the four the future of gareth bale at real madrid was in doubt, she was out of favour with former boss zinedine zidane but things have changed, ronaldo has left forjuventus and the new coach sees a big feature of the new coach sees a big feature of the gareth bale. translation: yo

joining me to talk about it, christina, mitch rochell and lee carter.ng. >> good morning. >> so much anticipation this week, whether we're thinking about the scotus pick, nato coming up, helsinki, russia. >> all in one week. >> all anticipation. maria: he is busy. he's really trying to handle a lot after the nato meeting, going to meet with vladimir putin in helsinki as you say and then of course all this trade change as well. >> it's almost as if -- i made the list of all the things, trade's at the bottom. >> isn't that unbelievable? >> it's amazing how -- maybe that's by design. i guess he didn't pick when kennedy was going to leave, didn't pick when the nato meeting is, but knowing the stuff is out there, maybe it gives him wiggle move to maneuver. maria: the banks reporting on friday, the banks traded well going into earnings, mitch, but you heard art hogan say you want to buy small cap in the russell 2000. >> his argument is trade is weighing on the market. if you want to avoid what's weighing on the market, get domestic companies. the reality is,

all of that coming up this morning -- [laughter] lindsay bell, mitch rochelle and lee rt carter. >> whati don't know. i don't know. again, people say, oh, it's just outrage on social media and twitter. no, it's not, actually, we see bad behavior front and center right there in the ballpark. >> let the child have the ball. >> that's the cheer if you go to a ball game and an adult takes the ball, everybody cheers give the kid the ball. dagen: well, everything worked out in the end. to our top story this hour, trade tensions taking center stage, president trump showcasing american products from all 50 statements today. the display follows escalating trade tensions with europe, mexico, canada and china, a battle that has american manufacturers wrestling with the fallout from trump's tear i haves. joining me -- tariffs. joining me now, gordon chang. this even follows the threats to impose tariffs on all $500 billion worth of chinese imports into this country every year. the commerce department had a harding last week about imposing tariffs on awe eau imports. that still remains to be seen, bu