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market the whole idea behind our approach is that we help industry develop new products and as soon as a rom viable affordable alternatives then of course we will push for them to take the place of those polluters that a single use dustings the new directive now awaits approval from member states. and we can now bring in our correspondent gag matters here is in brussels egg yolk how exactly will this work so not all plastic being banned things actually when i went shopping in brussels today and here are two of those items on the list most commonly found in maritime trash if this legislation is agreed to by member states and by e.u. lawmakers those two items will simply be banned and they will go out of the window now the you not only wants to ban things but they also want to encourage something they want to boost the production of items like this one which i found in the e.u.'s fan shop it's a reusable bottle so all the things that can be replaced that can be replaced by reusable things are not on that list obviously and also all plastic items that simply have no replacement like this doc wi

market the whole idea behind our approach is that we help industry develop new products and as soon as a rom viable affordable alternatives then of course we will push for them to take the place of those polluters that a single used last six cuba new directive now waits approval from member states. to show until now with gale matters who's been out shopping gail they believe all the things that you've bought a plastic but not all of it will be banned show us what you've got. that's right a single use plastic items sold like of plastic marks but also straws popular for children all of these will have to go under the new e.u. regulations and they will be back to cli bounds that is part of the aim for the e.u. institutions the other aim is to really boost the alternatives so that in the e.u. fan shop here in brussels i found this bottle for instance and that is one option but no worries a lot of plastic items for there which there is no i'll turn it in paper or in storage for instance like this little plastic jug form that you can stay around that's very good to know. what has sparked all of th

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sanders took questions rom reporters. sarah: good afternoon. as you all know, president trump is deeply committed to our veterans. these brave men and women have given so much to our country and deserve our absolute best. which is why this president is fighting for reform and accountability at the v.a. in keeping with his campaign pledge, the president donates his salary on a quarterly basis to further important projects. today the president is donating his quarterly salary to the department of veterans affairs. acting secretary of veterans affairs is here to accept the check. i'd like to bring him up to say a few words about how these funds will be used. make sure i give you the all-important actual check. mr. which willky: thank you very much, sarah. good afternoon. before i address the president's generosity, i want to say a couple of things about what happened in the house yesterday. i want to send my thanks and the thanks of veterans affairs to the chairman of the house veterans' affairs committee, dr. roe. and thank him for the bipartisan

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former senate majority leader harry reid is recoveringr rom surgery ncreatic cancer. reid's family said doctors caught the cancer eay and that the prognosis for his recovery is good. the retired nevada democrat will now go through chemotherapy. and, famed actress margot kidder has died. the canadian-born star was best known for playing intrid reporter lois lane, opposite christopher reeve, in the 1978 film "superman," and its three sequels. kidder had been living in montana in recent years and spent much of her time inac politicavism. margot kidder was 69-years-old. still to come on the "newshour," the health and human services secretary on the president's plan to reduce prescription drug prices. putting a spotlight on college students' mental health.to cahill staffers speak out about sexual harassment. and much more. p now to tsident's point man on drug costs, and what mr. trump proposed to lower pres.to his plan aimimprove competition for drugs, in part by speeding generics to market, give medicare-approved insurance plans more power to negotiateti with pharmacl com

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and director brennan tells me that he rushed over right rom that show. before joining nbc, nicole was a co-host of "the view." she served as the communications director in the white house for president george w. bush and was a senior visa advisor for the 2018 mccain-palin campaign. she's a graduate of u.c. perkly and a school of journalism and the best-selling author of no fewer than three books. 18 acres, it classified, and a clearly fictional work called madam president. with that, please join me in welcoming nicole wallace. nicole: thank you so much. [applause] wow. that's too much. the stars and the people you're all here to hear from are the people who are going to do most f the talking. i have always cared about what all three of you have to say about everything. but i think it's fair to say the people with your jobs throughout history have never been must-see tv the way you are now. and nothing less than people's sense of what kind of country we're living in and what happens next hangs in the balance. so thank you to all three of you for being con

box office watchers have the rom-com opening with up to 10- million dollars."es sir!""i accept. but i get to be the bad cop."and for family audiences, "show dogs" offers a p-g tale of a police dog and his human partner going undercover at a fancy dog show. the comedy won't be the top dog this weekend, settling for a debut in the high single- digit millions. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) in southern california, a heartfelt reunion between c-h-p officers and a baby girl they helped deliver. this little bundle of joy was born this past mother's day. officer richard yebra was on his last day of training with officer kyle biedermann when they responded to a medical emergency call for a mother in labor on northbound i-five, near downtown los angeles. ( dave )bay and coastal clouds. cool and breezy today...your forecast is next. next.forecast is next. (sara) people in the bay area celebrating the union of prince harry and meghan markle. i'll have a live report with the details ... coming up. with the details ... coming up. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espin

laura: let's talk about what tht north koreans rom the united states. the defense secretary said that the presence of u.s. troops in south korea would not be part of initial negotiations wrth korea. does that mean they could be eva:tually? barbossibly. he didn't rule it out. the backtory is that north korea regularly demanded that u.s. troops be removed from the peninsula as aondition for getting rid of nuclear weapons, and the u.s. has rejted that. i think that is what mr. mattis was saying, that troops will not be a bargaining chip in the negotiations, and trump said the same, they are not on the table. but there is a legitimate question about how many troops would be needed, if any, if the ackoreas made they are talking about making peace, so that debate is active now. i think mr. mattis was leang room for that scenario. larea: what is your bet on w the summit takes place and where? ourbara: june in singapore. laura: we can holdo that. place your bets now, everybody. i certainly ll be. that was barbara plett-usher. donald trump's nominee to lead the

according to aaa, that's up about 30%rom a year ago. >>> wouldn't you know that oil pricesn wente other direction today. two influential oil ministers said some nations could ease production limits that were put in placet year. officials in saudi arabia and russia say that there is a need to compensate for decliningti prod in venezuela and the anticipated export disruption from iran. so the price of domestic crude settled lower by 4% today. >>> on wall street, energy stocks followed oil prices lower. exxon and chevron were the two - worforming stocks on the dow today and geopolitical risks kept investors cautious ahead of the long weekend. the dow jones industrial average fell 58 to 24,753. the nasdaq w up 9 and the s&p 500 dropped 6. for the week, all of the averag recorded gains. mike santoli takes a look at what might t happen stocks in the weeks ahead. >> stocks are heading into summer stuck right in the middle of their 2018 range. a swirl of opposing currents threatens tt keep the mar from making much progress as the weather heats up and the trading slows do. the s&p 500 has had an

who has been elected to the council, taking control of the council from the labour party .rom the conservative party can i ask if her diary permits visit the community -- can i say to my right toorable friend i am happy join her in congratulating this counselors. add it to that list, and councils around the country. ,any congratulations to her those councils, and all the volunteers and activist. >> thank you, mr. deputy speaker. overrust has given out 3000 food parcels to my constituents and south manchester, half of them to families with children. the government has field the 13% rise in food thank you so the last year. how does the prime minister explained that rise? pm may: obviously the honorable gentleman knows we don't want to see anybody using food banks. what we have done and what we did in relation to universal credit has we were rolling it out is visit the concerns raised and changed the results. congestion on the a 40 is a blight. and increasednts demand, where the prime minister work with me to ensure upgrades to the a 40, buses, and the railway line and sure we have an integrated

market the whole idea behind our approach is that we help industry develop new products and as soon as a rom viable affordable alternatives then of course we will push for them to take the place of those polluters that a single use dustings the new directive now waits approval from member states and we can now bring in our corresponding gag matters here is in brussels egg ale how exactly will this work so not all plastic being banned. thanks actually well i went shopping in brussels today and here are two of those items on the list most commonly found in maritime trash if this legislation is agreed to by member states and by e.u. lawmakers those two items will simply be banned and they will go out of the window now the you not only wants to ban things but they also want to encourage something they want to boost the production of items like this one which i found in the u.s. fam shop it's a reusable bottle so all the things that can be replaced that can be replaced by reusable things are not on that list obviously and also all plastic items that simply have no replacement like this dark well

one nine hundred seventy nine with the revolution in iran and that has never been forgiven getting a rom the major ambition of the above and that's why we're coming into a very dangerous period when trump mosse ratify the agreement the a bomb outside and. with iran along with. the e.u. under which iran committed to its self as it frankly always had committed itself to a peaceful nuclear program in return sanctions were dropped and so on we have dangers you know the dangers that are presented to us this is so unnecessary why why are we why we threatening countries like iran which hasn't invaded anyone for about four hundred years the don't threaten us why is not for innocent like israel allowed to have its impunity. why do we why do we believe these why do as you describe why do we journalists write down what governments tell us why don't they question them don't they it's just a few years ago that that exactly.

he tells me that there were concerns that bad practice and corruption rom some legacy forces had carriedinto the national force. legacy forces had carried on into the nationalforce. he won't legacy forces had carried on into the national force. he won't go on camera but this is words spoken by an actor. some detectives were acting beyond their powers. they we re acting beyond their powers. they were cooking the books and skewing evidence of process. management wa nted evidence of process. management wanted to know why. these officers we re wanted to know why. these officers were putting cases injeopardy and were putting cases injeopardy and we thought it was a cultural thing of results at all cost. management wa nted of results at all cost. management wanted to see how widespread this was. and stop the extreme behaviour. it isn't long before i discovered just how extreme. this is a document which i have had leaked to me. it is called quality assurance review. it is dated november 2014. was by the then chief constable, stephen house. the interesting bit is that i have also had leaked too

sanders took questions rom reporters. sarah: good afternoon. as you all know, president trump is deeply committed to our veterans. these brave men and women have given so much to our country and deserve our absolute best. which is why this president is fighting for reform and accountability at the v.a. in keeping

. >> i want to then ask you again to read from your book "milk and honey",rom page 13 in fact, whichs quite graphic in the language used and the illustration that you use. it is about the violation of a woman's body. and i guess as you know, there is a huge amount of ccern out what's happening in india right now, the rape of young children, the protests against it, the lack of accountability. read from this page, because it is really quite profound. >> you have been taught your legs are a pit stop for men that need a place to rest, a vacant body empty enough for guests but no one ever comes and is willing to stay. >> what were you saying then? y -- from such a young age, i've been surrounded then it was girls and now they're women talking about sexual viol tce. these angs that we have to whisper, right? d cause they only happen to a few people, just don't talk about them. but i remember that slowly me and my best friends, we started to share our own experiences, ether they happened to our mothers, whether they happened to our grandmothers, our aunts, our sisters. and suddenly what i

rom the kingdom of cambodia, seray monsul ong. from the republic of cameroon.rom the republic of cameroon, landry m. tomba. gugajiani. , pata yun the republic of korea, be ra. from the united mexican states, diana vasquez. from montenegro. from the federal republic of nigeria, timothy abuneke. from the republic of senegal, malik bah. from taiwan. and from the united arab emirates, ibrahim, altaneje. thank you. seats. today's graduates join the more than 84,000 men and women who have graduated from the naval academy since its founding in 1845. as part of our graduation ceremony today, members of the naval academy class that preceded this year's graduates by 50 years will honor this continuing chain of naval academy graduates by presenting engraved ensign and second lieutenant uniform devices to the class of 2018. several members of the class of 1968 are listed in your program and are here today to participate in this special recognition of naval academy graduates' contributions across the decades. please join me in recognizing and applauding these distinguished

mitt rom neap who fired off an unexpected and shocking bolton and romney vitriol in the pastor of robertu can't be saved and mormop is not. and islam. such a religious bigot should not give a prayer that opens the u.s. batsz bass. jeffers endorse the romney by the way in the presidential candidacy in 2012 saying he and romney shared many of the same values. and joining us from jerusalem where he gave the prayer and now in the capital of israel in jerusalem is pastor robert jeffers head of the first baptist church in dallas and fox news contributor and a great american. thank you. it is an impressive ceremony and prayer and mitt romney whom you supported in 2012 comes after you like nobody's business and what is going on? >> that's right. they are upset with me and in the primaries i supported him and not the primary. and i am not a bigot. and they are manufactured or ripped out of context and i hold to historic christianity that offers jesus christ offers the way to heaven. and they don't graet agree to that as fine. and it is the words and teachings of jesus who said i am the way, truth

distressed situation or look at the virgin islands with bonds backed by revenues that come from the sale of rom. those bonds are up 25 points. taylor: we will leave it there. still ahead, all is fair in love and airfare wars, we will talk to the ceo of aeromexico. we are keeping and i am the 10 year yield which is at 3.74. the three year yield has backed off. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to bloomberg markets with a quick data check. u.s. stocks are trending a little higher. the dow jones industrial average is slightly underperforming today. of 1%.ly up1/10 all eyes are on the you is yield and when you look at the european majors, you have to keep an eye on the ftse and it's all about the italian issues are looking to do a cut to their debt over all. let's look at other breaking news. vonnie: crude oil inventories are coming in about as expected. we were looking for a drawdown of 1.30 5 million barrels so little bit more than forecast. wti crude is off the lows of the session. gasoline inventories are much larger drawdown. almost 3.8 million barrels last week and that's another we

for using the clout and his ties to rom to push this through.ent change the rules just to get what he wants? he is one of 3 american heroes to stop a terror attack on a paris bound train. alex is ready to go from protector to politician. he will talk about his run for office. ♪ he could be a hero ♪ >> in 2015 three american heroes bravely stood up to stop a terrorist, stopping what would have been ability rampage on board a paris bound train. they have been honored for their hero x, one of those heroes is hoping to go from protector to politician. he announced his candidacy for douglas county, oregon and joins us with more. we are honored to have you with us this morning, thank you very much. >> think for having me, appreciate it. jillian: why have you gone from protector to politician? what do you hope to accomplish? >> politics is something i have been interested in since i was a little kid. and due to recent events in my life it made it more a possibility. i'm trying to give my community a voice because i feel we have been overlooked recently

the speaker pro tempore: the woman from maryland is recognized -- the gentlewoman rom texas is recognized. we're just lee: having some discussion about the order of bills. thank you so very much for your indulgence, mr. speaker, and just want to ask to the ranking member, do you have any additional speakers? mr. goodlatte: the chairman does not have any additional speakers. i'm prepared to close. ms. jackson lee: prepared to close. first of all, let me thank professor raskin, congressman raskin for the diligent work that he's done on the judiciary committee as a whole but particularly his assistance today for those of us who were flying in. this is a particularly important bill because i have just had the opportunity to visit with corrections officers in a corrections center in new york. it was both an informational opportunity and tour of the facility but also it was enormously instructive. and so, first, i want to honor lieutenant osvaldo albarati, correctional officer and the self-protection act, and i want to thank the author of the legislation. it is clear that this is a very importa

people who want to correct roms in the world, do good in the up to three years of ice -- financial assistance assistance. you can focus on your social entrepreneurship. jason: this is a guy who invented cap and trade. that is no small feat. chris: in the carter administration, he introduced cap and trade, which changed the meetot only companies environmental regulations, but the way countries do around the world. carol: he is our game changer this weekend you can understand why as you tell his tale. he sees the importance of entrepreneurs, who can have some wonderful ideas. their he said 59% of programs they support end up enacting national change and one of the reasons we have made him game changer is over the years, he founded the company, he found one third of their projects address youth issues and has noticed a huge percentage of the people who he gives grants to start their entrepreneurial careers when they were young, when they were kids. now the project he has is called youth venture and they are now training and giving assistance to kids. people under 20 who are entrepreneurs. jason:

that doesn't sound they were briefed ahead of time. ,rom the perspective of china if perhaps gives them more of an upper hand if the administration wants to go forward with talks. there are a lot of trade negotiations going on behind the scenes. this gives china a real opportunity to link them up if they want more leverage over washington. thank you. we will get more on that from tom mccain in just a second. pyongyang followed through on its promise to dismantle its nuclear testing site. it makes for great pictures, doesn't it? >> it does, but it's possibly too little, too late. this is a nuclear testing site in the northeast of north korea. a select group of journalists flew over from beijing to witness this. north korea says they have destroyed this testing facility and all tunnels where six of the previous test have taken place. this as aa sees natural development to the completion of the nuclear weapons program. that is how north koreans will portray this. as far as south korea and the u.s., they saw this as a potential goodwill step prior to the summit, that experts had always been

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but what's fascinating is mitt rom romney is a great example on the impact on a lot of republicans.ou alluded to earlier the republicans in congress that have kind of bent to trump's will. and romney was one of them. he lit up donald trump in one of the toughest speeches i've ever seen by anybody, you know, a year and a half ago. and now suddenly he's running for the senate again and really changed his tune because he knows it's donald trump's republican party now. and if he wants to get elected he's got to kiss the ring. there's campaign romney and governing romney. and i still think there's great potential for governing romney. but as long as you're running a republican primary and trying to get a nomination in a republican state you're going to get a lot of inflikds. >> i got to run. thank you. we'll be right back. into retirement.nd susag and market volatility isn't top of mind. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. s

ongoing and turkey is kicking off with a campaign really getting into the year and then we get a letter .romorea >> we were starting to drift higher before the news crossed the wire. then you saw people basically thought, so there is still geopolitical risk to break into the market. we came off of yesterday feeling y the economy. -- good about the economy. some of the international risk that the market has continually have to go back and forth to reprice seemingly on a week to basis, that is what you are seeing today. when you look at what you saw, the spike you saw in the vix today after the north korea headline and the drop you saw on the market, a lot of this is repricing of the volatility or potential volatility we could see going forward should the negotiations not pan out the way we think they should, and that goes the same for trade issues. not a massive selloff but it is relatively contained and you have fundamentals in the market and are still holding this above critical levels. i think we changes, should hold at least somewhere relatively stable. been a k's down 1.1% in the overnig

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and received maybe $35 i.r.s., rom the something like that, maybe more. at the same time he's in prison, d.o.j., he gets highest whistleblower award. those names today, as far as i withheld, i couldn't get when i did the story from the justice department, answers got to decide why certain names weren't released over should be public in nature, but never those. to see host: the d.o.j., did you see rosenstein? guest: i did not. host: one issue he touched on in with roesz, how he deals the media. he talked about his daughter sking him about what she sees in the news. here is a bit from that event. >> i'm wondering what your mindset is on whether a sitting president can be indicted, if not? why if not, any consideration being given to changing department policy? okay, that was two questions. [laughter] not a press conference. so i'm not going to answer in any current f shouldn't draw any inference about it. the department of justice has in the past when the issue arose, apined that sitting president cannot be indicted. there has been speculation in about this

in doing my research on the , there was a column .rom the 1968 olympic games the suburban and wayne timesas very critical of the smith and carlos protest, but they said poor larry james, he was duped older athletes who influenced him. later interviews, not just that article, but later interviews, he was indignant about that. he said i am my own man. i made my own decision. i was not influenced by anybody. smith and carlos were accused of being manipulated harry edwards and they, too, were indignant and saying no, nobody influenced them to do that. they made their own decisions. just to get back to peter norman. peter norman's nephew did a he was soy because touched by this story. he didn't realize the impact and endedn his uncle up doing a documentary -- i forget the name of it, you can look it up, but it's pretty powerful. podcast withort the nephew on athlete activism and protest politics in october and i could give anyone interested that info. what struck me is when the olympics came to australia in 2000, a lot of medal winners were invited to participate, but not them. sera: when you

. ♪ melissa: iting had been nearly 7 years since he was in a class rom, world war ii veteran to graduatetoledo after a review of his transcripts from 1940s showed he completed enough credits to graduate. david: the degree is something he never dreamed of and hoping to find a cushy job where he can play golf. melissa: amazing, the evening edit starts right now. >> we're on the down side, 29 of 30 dow stocks in of red. >> it could be more of trade fears, clean does cheat in -- china does theat in trade. >> i am cautiously optimistic about the meetings. these are issues that president trump has been focused on for over the last year, hopefully we'll make significant progress. john: massive 180, dow erasing earlier losses. with technology and industrial stocks leading the turn around, market watching the u.s.-china trade talks c,

without objection the gentleman rom texas is recognized. ladies and gentlemen, the house needs to be in order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. weber: i'd like to invite the entire -- to invite the entire texas delegation to be up here with me and if you're a member from a district that's had a school shooting, please come stand with us. if you are a member from a district that has had a school shooting, would you please come stand with us. mr. speaker, on friday morning at 7:30, evil reared its ugly head in a little community, what i call the salt of the earth community, santa fe, texas. 10 people tragically lost their lives. we lost two teachers on that day. cynthia tisdale. i'm going to read their names. i ask all members to please cynthia tisdale. lendea anne perkins. students kimberly vaughn, shanea fisher, angelique amirez, christian riley garcia sheek. black, sabika christopher jake stone and aaron kyle mcleod. lives that never should have been ended. mr. speaker, i'd like to request a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: requ

we will have it from what was the doctor, -- what was the vector, there will be folks rom the department of energy figure out what would be to these symptoms, multiple agencies involved. the responsibility will fall to the state department to resolve figure out what would be to this and protect our officers. if it's the case that this was something intentionally done, there will be others to do that work but the state department will lead efforts. mr. kaine: are you aware of diplomatic personnel in any countries other than cuba and china have experienced attacks of this kind? of this kind? mr. pompeo: no, sir. mr. kaine: i think this matter is critical. i just came from a closed briefing of declassified is critical. portion of the annex and without getting into what was said there, this was part of the discussion. i asked the same question, who s in charge of this? they did not say you were in portion of the annex and charge. they did not say who was in charge. i am glad you said somebody is in charge of it because it is critical that the ability to inflict damage upon u.s. personnel who

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. >> tonight's debate is between tech entrepreneur harley ruda and incumbent dana rom backer who is joiningcured camera in moscow. can you hear us. >> if you are not going to let me say anything it's good-bye. >> sir. >> i am the chairman of the europe and yourationan subcommittee, including emerging threats. >> alrighty. >> one of the reasons the democrats are having to do that is there is a republican challenger to rohrabacher, too, who is outspending hip. now you know the weird politics of california's top two system we will find out if that works coming up on june 5th. >>> more proof that politics is a snake infested pit. we are not kidding. de a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> welcome back. it's infrastructure week, again. actu