rubÉn: buenos dÍas.en concreto quÉ no debe hacer una persona tan pronto agentes de ice toca a su puerta. rubÉn: desafortunadamente, llegan a su hogar y es importante que no salgan de su hogar y que no le den el pase a los oficiales de inmigraciÓn. nuestra comunidad, nuestros inmigrantes, tienen el derecho de no tener que comunicarse con ellos o abrir la puerta. borja: rubÉn, vamos a hablar un poco de prÁctica. como hemos anunciado hay muchas familias que tienen mucha incertidumbre. se habla mucho de ese documento que los agentes de ice introducen debajo de la puerta. dice que si no estÁ firmado por un juez no tienen por quÉ abrir la puerta. cÓmo un inmigrante puede reconocer si ese documento estÁ firmado o no por un juez? rubÉn: ahÍ estÁ el problema. mucha gente no va a saber si estÁ firmado por un juez o no. si el servicio de inmigraciÓn o ice tuvieran el dereno estarÍan regreso con mi consejo de que no habrÁn la puerta, que no se comuniquen con ice. ahora, si nuestra gente sabe que tiene un problema mi

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estÁ ahÍ con los detalles, adelante, rubÉn. >> quÉ tal, felicidad, te saludo desde detroit, michigandebate presidencial demÓcrata donde se vio la diferencia entre progresistas y moderados en temas como salud y seguridad fronteriza, la senadora dijo estar a favor de despenalizar los cruces sin sacrificar la seguridad fronteriza y dijo que aumentarÁ la inmigraciÓn legal al paÍs, beto dijo que liberarÁ a los soÑadores de la deportaciÓn y darÁ ayuda econÓmica a los paÍses centroamericanos para detener el flujo de inmigrantes pero dijo que no despenalizarÁ los cruces ilegales. bernie sanders dijo que la inmigraciÓn es una bandera polÍtica del presidente trump, segÚn Él todo lo malo de su administraciÓn se lo achaca a los indocumentados, el cuidado de salud levantÓ chispas, el propio sanders propuso ofrecerlo gratis a los indocumentados y acabar con las compaÑÍas de seguros, copagos y deducibles, no todos los candidatos coincidieron en que haya seguro social universal para todos financiado por el gobierno. otros como pete estaban a favor de combinar las opciones privadas y pÚblicas, los di

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. >> esta ola de compradores hispanos estÁ dando el impulso al mercado como nos dice rubÉn pereira parables y los pasiÓn iniciales siguen siendo una barrera difÍcil de superar >>> tras 21 aÑos de edad logrÓ comprar este departamento >>> para mÍ lo mÁs importante para tener esta propiedad para asegurar mi futuro y tener mejor inversiÓn >>> puedo rentarlo. >> casi la mitad de los latinos son propietarios de una vivienda y son jÓvenes como christopher los que han movilizado este mercado. 489 tengo amigos en california, en las vegas y me comentan lo mismo que el mercado hispano es el que mÁs esta creciendo ahora mismo >>> el aÑo pasado los latinos representan mÁs d el% >>> los hispanos han conseg ejores trabajos y estÁn educaciÓn muy buena de los padres que dicen que compren casas. 4 uno de los principales retos es juntar el dinero para el pago inicial los costos de cierre >>> el ahorro viene siendo el objeto obstÁculo nÚmero 1. >> ya estoy en el primero piso por eso cristopher recomienda informar sobre los programas de ayuda disponible para comprar una propiedad >>> lo mejor porque los aÑo

pereira, adelante, rubÉn. >> quÉ tal, aquÍ en chicago y otras cien millones del paÍs nos recuperamoslinois. en nueva york esta maÑana miles de personas continuaban sin electricidad, las compaÑÍas de servicio tuvieron que desconectar energÍa para prevenir apagones masivos lo que activÓ el servicio de emergencia para atender a los mÁs vulnerables al calor. algo que llamÓ la atencion mensaje de la policÍa de minnesota pidiendo no cometer crÍmenes por el calor extremo. pidieron esperar hasta hoy lunes para cometer fechorÍas. esto fue seguido por tormentas en varias partes del paÍs, hubo condados en wisconsin donde se declarÓ emergencia por parte del gobernador. el calor extremo ha bajado la intensidad pero llaman a no bajar la guardia, estar hidratado, no estar largas horas bajo el sol y estar atento a los niÑos y adultos que son mÁs vulnerables. es todo desde chicago, de regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias, en costa rica el ministerio de salud confirma la muerte de 19 personas por consumir alcohol adulterado con, las vÍctimas van entre los 32 y 72 aÑos, eran 14 hombres y cinco mujeres, p

. >> tucker: dave ruben hosts the ruben report on "you tube."if you would, it's still america, right, with a first amendment. but you can be criminally prosecuted for insulting a lawmaker? >> tucker, from now on can we put a title underneath that just says it's completely bananas? every time i come on i think it can't get crazier, more bonkers. and this is just patently absurd at every level whatsoever. first off, you may have heard the story of the boy who cried wolf, i think we all grew up with that story. we live in a time. politician who cried racism. they're using the false cry as senator hawley pointed out, using the false cries of racism to silence everyone. i live in los angeles. have you ever been in a whole foods and you have one thing over in the express line? some one will scream at you and it has nothing do with their race or your race. if you want to see how pernicious identity politics is, that's what this is about, it's the gentleman there had to go dpak and sort of imply that he's not even white in a weird way he was using ident

no law is that something a robber ruben has been very successful and is removing all legal restrictions for fraud and counterfeiting on wall street the commodity futures modernization act which by the way we don't have time to go into here but just google it look on youtube brooksley born really fought against allowing this these derivatives to be packaged remember in 2008 the c.e.o.'s and all those derivative packages we don't into pension funds so this was the beginning of the privatization of their extreme wealth and all the profits and everything that is good about what is built in america or anywhere around the world and the transfer of all the risk to unsuspecting. remember back in the early and seen the eighty's you had to begin to get listed options in chicago and this was in the options volatility formula which was the feinstein moment in finance you could separate risk from reward up until then these 2 were bound together like matter and energy were bound together in a nice time figured out how to split them and you had the atomic age so the options volatility formula split ri

no law is that something a robber ruben has been very successful and is removing all legal restrictions for fraud and counterfeiting on wall street the commodity futures modernization act which by the way we don't have time to go into here but just google it look on youtube brooksley born really fought against allowing this these derivatives to be packaged remember in 2008 the c.e.o.'s and all those derivative packages we don't into pension funds so this was the beginning of the privatization of their extreme wealth and all the profits and everything that is good about what is built in america or anywhere around the world and the transfer of all the risk to unsuspecting. remember back in the early in a scene in the eighty's you had the beginning of listed options in chicago and this was in the options volatility formula which was the moment in finance you could separate risk from reward up until then these 2 were bound together like matter and energy were bound together in a nice time figured out how to split them and you had the atomic age so the options volatility formula split risk f

here to dive into the details of this emerging story is ruben corteen a president of the un i global union which represents 20000000 members and 150 countries joining us from one cyrus president welcome to boom bust. mr cortina you're much do you yes could your union represents workers in america certain nations argentina brazil part of why in order why as well as in the you how do you see this agreement affecting those different constituencies of your membership and what is the union's position on this agreement right now. oh well as you said i represent a blue body a union that has constituencies all around the planet including the european union and letting the american unions so the visions that there that are going. on through the discussion with this these i would say pre-agreement are different obviously there are a lot of unions in the european union there are against the agreement mostly those unions that are related to agricultural production and there are other unions that think that this agreement can bring more jobs to the european union at the other in the other end of

dedicated to the memory of one of bassis political heroes the largely unknown anti colonial leader ruben on my o.b. who was murdered by the french military in 1958. album tells the story of the freedom fighter a man he used words instead of weapons and of the colonial leaders. killed him. before. bessie uses haunting gentle sounds to tell the story of only of his death and ruin his work reminds us that the effects of the colonial era continue to this day both in africa and in europe you. don't need. your balls it was a very difficult period and i think it's important that the countries involved take responsibility at least the telling the story of these different countries we have a common history bound together by that period how can we talk about this common history ita why in order to build healthier relations. condo is colorfully cast fishing for a global citizen with universal appeal. frank sinatra's hit florida to the burden is getting a lot of play the moment with all the celebrations surrounding the 50th anniversary of the moon landing the song is also the type of an exhibition c

, ademÁs pisÓ una mina y perdiÓ la pierna y un ojo, cuando empecÉ la fundaciÓn, rubÉn fue el primeron nosotros. >> muchas gracias y es un orgullo siempre hablan con juan manuel, siempre he estado con Él me llenÉ de inspiraciÓn y quiero poder estar allÁ tambiÉn en el aeropuerto en miami o washington. >> vas a ver que pronto lo harÁs. >> gracias rubÉn darÍo un fuerte abrazo. >> bueno hablamos de 40 claves del Éxito es imposible harÁs a de las 40, dime las principales? >> yo creo que la primera es creesela que es el primer capÍtulo que se llama asi, realmente uno lo primero que tiene que hacer es creer en uno mismo y creer que es capaz. >> hay otra la segunda que se llama los nos positivos, pero uno los tiene que transformar en algo positivo. yo hace casi unos 4 aÑos, digamos, compraba mucha agua de una marca de agua, y llame a la figura y les dije que si le podrÍa comprar un gran bache anual me podrÍan hacer ha marca con mi logo y me dijeron que no. >> yo empecÉ a hacer llamadas y montÉ una pequeÑa embotelladora. >> pero bueno, historias como estas y mÁs ustedes podran encontrar en el

. >>> rubÉn pereira, noticias telemundo. >>> en otras noticias le negaron un nuevo juicio a joaquÍn elios compaÑeros leyeron noticias, mientras el proceso estaba en marcha. >>> el juicio pidiÓ respetar el veredicto que declara al chapo guzmÁn culpable de 10 cargos relacionados con narcotrÁfico. su sentencia estÁ programada para el 17 de este mes. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo. el departamento de justicia cambia de opiniÓn. y tras el reclamo del presidente trump, busca una forma de agregar la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa al censo en el 2020. y las playas mÁs contaminadas de y las playas mÁs contaminadas de calirnia y cuÁles foso soy policía. and my kids worry. "¿papá, estás bien, estás bien?" he sido policía por 23 años. i'm a single father of three. i have to communicate with my kids. i have to pick up the phone. les tengo que decir "los quiero mucho, los extraño". y les mando uno de estos. no besitos, no caras contentas, ni nada. no más el puro dedo que está bien. (laughing) (anunciante) la red en la que más gente confía te da más. como unlimited con apple music incluido. desde 4

president of washington strategy group, joel ruben.ved in obama administration, let's were you looking for a meeting with kim jong-un. >> i was in state department at the time but there was no meeting request out there. i don't know why president trump needed to even bring that up, he had success last night, and that is something he should be proud of, but president obama did not seek a meeting, politically it would have been dangerous to do so. >> let's move forward, you admitted as democrat you think this was a success for president trump, let's not focus on negative, and throw stones at administrations, but let's build on that, what do you think went wrong in obama, bush administrations, what is grow going right now and how do we build on it. >> last night, can't be stated strangl -- strongly enough it ws valuable to have president meet with kim, and kickoff again we hope a very successful process for negotiation, we had negotiations on and off for decades with north korea to noah, veilno-- avail, then. they, agreed framework in 200

lanzado una alerta para las familias que van a fesr cad0 personas mueren esto solo en estados unidos rubÉner fruta. >> es que cada aÑo 128 mil personas hospitalizadas y 3.000 mueren por intoxicaciÓn alimentarÍa >>> por problemas de di gestiÓn, nÁuseas vÓmitos diarreass >>> algo que preocupa al departamento de agricultura sobre todo en la celebraciÓn del 4 de julio cuando miles de familias estarÁn disfrutando de un asado. >> en el mÁs reciente estudio por ejemplo tenemos informaciÓn que el 47% del intento de lavarnos las manos fue apropiado >>> indicar que no utilizan el termÓmetro para herramientas que puedan ser transportados por intoxicas >>> una hamburguesa de carne de res podrÍa alcanzar 62 grados f°, entonces tendrÁ que alcanzar 165 grados f° >>> aparte de cocinar bien los alimentos para evitar una intoxicaciÓn tiene que tener buena higiene >>> es clave separar los alimentos crudo de cocidos y consejos que esta familia asegura tomarÁn en cuenta para disfrutar de su asado este 4 de julio >>> porque persona que es mÁs valioso en al Área de la salud. >> nos llegan las primeras imÁgenes d

rubÉn: se me hace bien posible.de ice llevan en los operativos estÁ firmada por un supervisor no por un juez. le da derechos a los inmigrantes a no abrir la puerta. rubÉn: lo importante es que nuestra gente siga nuestros consejos. a veces, los nervios, o eso de que no tengo nada que temer, que quiero cooperar, se meten asÍ en problemas. >> este ex agente quiere que se entienda que quiÉnes estén envueltos en estos operativos no estÁn faltando la ley sino abre la puerta cuando los funcionarios de ice la toquen. quieren que eviten que salen para ver la situaciÓn de los vecinos. alan: muy interesante muy importante lo que estÁ diciendo. van a aplicar una logÍstica previa a estos operativos? >> exactamente. definen una logÍstica. segÚn nos dice este exagente, los oficiales que lideran las edades, regularmente, visitan los barrios. van a ver las casas que van primero y mira las caracterÍsticas del lugar. luego, se preparan para poder verificar para que el dÍa de los operativos lo hagan de la forma correcta. se recomienda

. >>> en chicago el seÑor rubÉn depende de su auto para ganarse el pan de cada dÍa y dice que este incremento para salir de paseo, expertos hacen recomendaciones para reducir el consumo de combustible. >>> lo importante es el mantenimiento del vehÍculo. por ejemplo tener el aire de las llantas a la presiÓn adecuada. >>> aunque al final el que sufre vosotros el consumidor. >>> vÍctor hugo para las noticias. >>> y ni hablar apretar el bolsillo. >>> y le cuento que aquÍ en las noticias estamos contentos por prima vez la cadena fue distinguida por tener el mejor estudio del paÍ vanessa hoc nos cuentaor televi paÍs? >>> elo va para... noticias telemundo. asÍ es. estamos celebrando que nuestro set de noticias ha sido premiado como el mejor en su clase en todos los estados unidos. >>> una experiencia importante. >>> juan ramÓn creo el diseÑo y el concepto ganador. >>> el set fuese mÁs de inquietud un poco transformadora de contar las noticias de otra manera pero no conformarse con lo que ya hiciste ¿no?. >>> el set utiliza tecnologÍa de Última generaciÓn para que nuestra audiencia se sienta mÁs cerc

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jaime: , gente de ice durante dos dÉcadas, rubén martÍnez trabajo en mÚltiples operativas para el arrestoriminales buscados para ser deportados. >> esa gente que se arresta obviamente se tiene que detener y mantener hasta que los puedan sacar del paÍs. jaime: una de las razones por la que no existen espacios en los centros de detenciÓn de inmigraciÓn, es que las personas que han llegado a estados unidos solicitando asilo no se les ha dado la libertad condicional que se hacÍa anteriormente. cinco cederÁ ninguna dificultad operativa, el presidente afirmÓ que despuÉs del 4 de juliomuchas persona van a ser sacada del paÍs, renovando el temor provocado por su primera amenaza de redadas, las que hace dos semanas suspendiÓ en la vÍspera de llevarse a cabo. >> yo tambiÉn ya habÍa escuchado sobre lo que dijo el presidente. sÍ tengo un poco de temor porque uno ya se hace la idea de que ella lo van a deportar. >> ellos solamente lo pueden arrestar si usted abre esa porta y les da el pase. jaime: el exagente advirtiÓ que nadie debe dejarse engaÑar si por abajo de la porta le pasan una copia de su ord

first, democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona. he is a member of the congressional hispanic caucus. representative gallego, thank f u very much for joining us, what do you makee president's comments and his tweets and what he's saying in person todelay? >> look, no one should be surprised. this is the president that, for ars, started a rumor about our first brach president being born in africa and snuck ito this country, clearly a very tracist trope he was using the stoke anger and win the conservative base and he started his cam talking about mexicans as rapists and has continued on ant king about a judge, questioning his loyalty to this country, so none of us should be surprised. we should be surprised at the republican party, the part tries to claim they're a big tent and essentially they're advocating their party to this type of white nationalism this president is pushing. >> woodruff: i just want to read just a part of he president said. he talked about congresswoman ocasio-cortez, the other congresswomen. he talked about the

ciudades es que la comunidad inmigrante sepa que tiene derechos y no se deje vencer por el temor, rubÉnide declarar nula la decisiÓn de convertir recibir inmigrantes de honduras y el salvador, segÚn el procurador el acuerdo no tiene validezor firÓ administraciÓn trump, desde su firma el viernes pasado acti activis activistas y opositores muestran repudio a la iniciativa diciendo que el paÍs no estÁ preparado para el desafÍo. el gerente de burger king que fue discriminado por dos seÑoras mayores aceptÓ la disculpa de ellas pero no solo las perdonÓ ricardo castillo, tambiÉn iniciÓ una colecta para ayudar a las mujeres que estÁn desempleadas y en problemas econÓmicos. rogelio mora-tagle hablÓ con este latino con un corazÓn cinco estrellas. >> su primera reacciÓn fue de sorpresa. a ricardo castillo le costaba creer que las dos seÑoras con que sostuvo esta fuerte discusiÓn y que parecÍan movidas por el racismo. le escribieran una c prse por s comportamiento.. >> me chocÓ, obviamente, nunca habÍa tenido esa experiencia, pero como fui criado, de todo lo malo se tiene que hacer algo bonito. >>

limit the damage but in stoppage time, keeper sean o'neill dropped joao moutinho's cross straight to rubenprogres niederkorn of luxembourg 2—0. that's the team that knocked them out two years ago. meanwhile aberdeen playing in tbilisi, needed a sam cosgrove penalty in the second half to rescue a 1—1 draw against chikhura. the second leg is at pittodrie next thursday. the welsh side connay's quay nomads, who knocked kilmarnock out in the previous round, fell to a narrow 1—0 defeat to pa rtizan belgrade. the serbian side scoring the only goal of the game, just after the hour mark. these are tonight's results then. in ireland, shamrock rovers beat the cypriot side apollon limassol 2—1. britain's geraint thomas has dropped to third overall at the tour de france and remains 95 seconds behind race leader julian alaphilippe. colombia's nairo quintana won the mountainous stage 18, his third career stage win at the tour. defending champion thomas rode away from alaphilippe on the final climb but the frenchman caught up on the descent. thomas' team ineos teammate egan bernal is second overall. that'

the damage but, in stoppage time, goalkeeper sean o'neill dropped a joao moutinho cross straight to ruben net. in scotland, there was a win for rangers, who beat progres niederkorn of luxembourg 2—0. that's the team that knocked them out two years ago. meanwhile, aberdeen, playing in tbilisi, needed a sam cosgrove penalty in the second half to rescue a 1—1 draw against chikhura. the second leg is at pittodrie next thursday. the welsh side connay's quay nomads, who knocked kilmarnock out in the previous round, fell to a narrow 1—0 defeat to pa rtizan belgrade, the serbian side scoring the only goal of the game just after the hour mark. these are tonight's results, then: in ireland, shamrock rovers beat the cypriot side apollon limassol 2—1. let's round up some of the day's other sports stories, and: manchester united made it four wins out of four in their pre—season tour as they beat tottenham 2—1 in shanghai this afternoon. a well—taken goal from united teenager gomez proved to be the winner. arsenal have signed the real madrid midfielder dani ceballos on a season—long loan. the 22—year—o

is going to become substantially more normal less dysfunctional less some predictable less fraction ruben less diplomatically clumsy and well the british government has tried to be as tactful as possible about all of this jeremy hunt the foreign secretary has apologized for the leak but not for the content of the reason may has said that she's got full confidence in her ambassador in washington and of course donald trump isn't famous for having a thick skin when it comes to things like this she's not big into forgiving and forgetting either hence that tweet about calling him directly. saying that he's not going to be dealing with him anymore and all this leaves the foreign office in quite a pickle. his one of the most is the amount he's had quite a career behind him to to step down from this podium in washington in a few months time but if he is told but to london early the foreign office have risks looking like it was refusal to deal with him that may have influenced that decision which they don't want to talk but only on one hand they might be left with a lame duck of an ambassador one

here to dive into the details of this emerging story is ruben corteen a president of the un i global union which represents 20000000 members and 150 countries joining us from one cyrus president welcome boom bust. mr cortina you're much do you yes could your union represents workers in america certain nations argentina brazil part of why in order why as well as in the you how do you see this agreement affecting those different constituencies of your membership and what is the unions position on this agreement right now. well as he said i represent globally a union that has constituencies all around the planet including the european union and letting the american unions so the visions that the that are going on through this discussion with these these i would say pre-agreement different obviously there are a lot of unions in the european union that are against the agreement mostly those unions that are related to. production and there are other unions that think that this agreement can bring more jobs to the european union.

here to dive into the details of this emerging story is ruben courtier president of the un i global union which represents 20000000 members in 150 countries joining us from one or cyrus president courtin a welcome boom bust. and mr curtin you're much hear you yes could your union represents workers in america certain nations argentina brazil part of why or why as well as in the e.u. how do you see this agreement affecting those different constituencies of your membership and what is the union's position on this agreement right now. well as he said i represent globally a union that has constituencies all around the planet including the european union and let an american europeans saw the visions that the that are going on through this discussion with this these i would say pre-agreement are different obviously there are a lot of unions in the european union that are against the agreement mostly those unions that are related to agree cultural production and there are other unions that think that this agreement can bring more jobs to the or opinion at the other in the other end the americas

every 3 jazz block for each class so you can look at the work of that rubens being provided with and each student as a block so you can look at your son's work where you can look at the work where the students are next class if you're interested in seeing what others are doing you can also go on to that same site and find all the information about all the possible badges he could ever want to achieve any concerns or. problems with the idea of us publishing all of this material i did not think that carried. out and maybe not all. i don't mind reading the stuff the son did in that you need to check yeah you're lucky he's vulnerable here yeah we think as a school and as educators it's our job to also inform them about how to be online and by providing them with a publishing mechanism that is under control. they we can then moderate the choices they're making and be and be with them in their online world we're concerned those. little things mean. i mean. it's important for us if we have or are inclined to do these things to go on to give us because what we do doesn't just come from one p

de personas que dicen presente durante todo el verano acÁ que esta playa y estoy aquÍ acompaÑado de rubÉnut, massachusetts, esto se llena de miles de personas. >> lo mÁs importante es que esto es totalmente gratis para todas las personas que vengan acÁ, aca nos encontramos con una dama, esta playa oficialmente ahora a las 10:00 am, pero usted madruÓo por quÉ le gusta madrugar? >> porque es tranquilo no hay nadie, veo mi libro. >> la pasa muy bonito. >> ya casi para despedirnos, ¿algunos consejos para que la gente pueda disfrutar un buen dÍa en la playa? >> bueno que lleguen temprano que traigan bloqueador solar, que disfruten y vengan a bailar eso es sumamente importante, que vengan disfrutar, a bailar y en paz. >> claro que sÍ, ocean drive tiene que ser un destino aquÍ en nueva york y la camiseta de la salsa, aquÍ se baila salsa y mÁs adelante acÁ desde nueva york, estarÁ. >> en minutos hablarÁ emanuel, regreso con ustedes. >> la verdad que sÍ queremos escuchar esta noticia que nos tiene emanuel porque ha pasado una etapa de las mÁs difÍciles que es perder a una hija, pero hay una buena

. >> and ruben reporting for us this afternoon. thank you. >>> san jose police are investigating the discovery of a woman's body in the downtown area. police officers on foot patrol spotted the body this afternoon near the guadalupe trail near west julian street. the sclaeshg county coroner's office is calling her death suspicious. >>> a man and woman accused of killing the woman's father. stephanie cheng and douglas lomoth are charged with killing benedict cheng. the couple fled to china with their two young children. they were arrested in beijing and extradited to san francisco. they're due back in court next month. >>> a man who allegedly stole a car during a burglary died during a police chase that 21-year-old suspect fled when officers tried to pull him over. >> this crash happened just after 1:00 a.m. it appears that the driver was headed east of buchanan road when he hopped the center divide and came barrelling over this tree. larry rogers lives just across the street from the crash scene. >> i heard two big bangs and i got

>> joining us to weigh in former mayor of shiloh, israel and author of trump and the jews david ruben for being here. before we get to the question of why we have you on today i want your thoughts on tlaib talking about the holocaust, omar making the most ironic incompatible comparison comparing israel to jewish people in nazi germany. >> i prefer not to get into name-calling. i like to look at the facts. rashida tlaib does not know what she's talking about or she is being very insincere. during the holocaust, the sheik of jerusalem, the arabs in the land of israel, shake husseiny met with adolf hitler and adolph eiseman and encouraged them to create concentration camps in the land of israel. that with a ribbon in palestine. that is not what is being said here. it disturbs you very much. i also find the comparison between nazi germany and concentration camps and immigrant camps on the border absolutely up seen. those illegal immigrants are not escaping anything resembling the holocaust or any kind of slaughter. 6 million jews were slaughtered during the holocaust. i would like to hear

i was sleeping over at tony ruben's house, and it was summer, and i was in chicago and i woke up, andtion, congratulations. and we rode bikes to the park and it was great. >> jimmy: and when you went to the ceremony. >> i went with my parents and grandparents, and it was great. >> jimmy: did you have a speech ready in case? >> i had a speech ready. my parents made sure i was like always on top. >> jimmy: got you. >> so i had a speech ready. still have it. in case you want to hear it. but, yeah. it was great. it was great. >> jimmy: do you remember who was in your category? who you were up against? >> honestly, it's amazing. i do. all people i still love that are working now. john goodman for roseanne. ted danson for cheers. >> jimmy: wow. >> michael j. fox for family ties. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> me and then richard mulligan who won. >> jimmy: from "empty nest". he pete abeat all you guys? >> it still haunts me. >> jimmy: your kids are how old? >> a 12 year old son, a 10 year old daughter and 6-year-old son. >> jimmy: has your 12 your old son been nominated for any emmies yet? >> h

emily: that was congressman ruben gallego of arizona's seventh district.ing up, tesla shares fell in after-hours trading after the company pulled back on profit promises. we break down second-quarter results. and later, we talked to ftc commissioner know if phillips about facebook's record fine. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tesla posted losses and backtracked from profit forecasts as part of the second-quarter report. cash and deliveries of emerged as the biggest challenges to growth. the company announced the longtime technology officer is stepping on -- down. i covered the challenges with max chafkin the bloomberg businessweek and a tech analyst. >> i think the 5 billion on the balance sheet is a great number. i think march is probably why the stocks are down -- margin is probably why the stock is down, and i think margin is actually, if you go through the numbers in detail, better than expected. and i think forward guidance of being gaap positive on that income is good as well. it's kind of an overreaction to the downside in my opinion. emily: if it is a

emily: that was congressman ruben gallego of the arizona seventh district.la shares fell in after hour trading after the company pulled back on profit promises. we talked to the ftc commissioner about facebook's record $5 billion fine as part of a settlement to put privacy violations behind it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ a worse thaned expected loss as part of its second-quarter report. cash and deliveries were the biggest challenges to growth and the company announced its longtime chief technology officer is stepping down. anugh he is staying on as advisor. i spoke with analysts. >> i think that the 5 billion on the balance sheet is a great number. i think margin is probably why the stocks fell but i think margin is -- if you go through the numbers in detail it is better than expected. of gap for guidance positive on the income is also good as well. it is kind of an overreaction in my opinion. >> if it's an overreaction it is a big overreaction. shares are down 10%. there is a disappointment on reversed to the beginning of this year. elon musk said the company

. >> i have general public comment >> chiefs got, my name is ruben david goodman. i am a retiree of the san francisco assessor's office. during my time in the assessor's office they held him to be the elected assessor. i had the pleasure of helping him give the endorsement about various democratic clubs and voluntarily drove him around his lint -- lincoln continental. i like to dedicate my reports to richard. it was my pleasure to know him. he was a real gentleman, he did not last long as chief, unfortunately, but i think the assessor would have been a very secure job with a good paycheque , but he rose to take the challenge of police chief and unfortunately that did not last. i want to give regards to his ex-wife, elizabeth colton, and his children rj and ashley. the father was a great man. my mother was muriel schapiro, born february 26, 1920 in chicago, a nice jewish girl who sang italian opera. my father settled in india. [indiscernible] they risk their lives to form the c.i.o. my uncle, may he rest in peace, was known as the chicago kid. i have a brief poem th

for him and of course are all huge implications horror to what ever he says because everyone in that ruben outside of it is hanging on every word. exactly and every time he's opened his mouth to say something literally people have been sitting on the edge of these seats trying to figure out what is he going to say next is he going to implicate any senior officials and that is what some people here are waiting to see he's threatening to give. this list who is on this list or what i think and when the name is right now and what is the way forward zuma has always said or in or for a couple of months he is not corrupt he said sometimes in the past some senior officials have used his name when he was president to try and thirdly personal interests for example an official could approach an investor and say i know jacob zuma i'm close to jacob zuma so if you give me a cut in the deal our next you are awarded a contract for example but some south africans blame jacob zuma for the corruption that happened under his watch when he was president for 9 years they blame him for the money that's gone mis

and ruben tells us the young recruits is also being called a hero.>> reporter:>> we want to highlight the recent acts of heroism. >> reporter: they say they are not heroes simply soldiers doing their job. today collects at the time to honor two men who ran toward danger not away from it.>>> could not be more proud of my soldiers. >> reporter: staff shots rang out at the tanforan mall. locklear ran to a 16-year-old who was injured and pleading for help.>>> he said i've been shot. i ran to him. i started assessing him. i saw he was shot in the stunning. i started taking off my shirt and applying it to the summit. >> reporter: he tended to a 12- year-old who was shot in the leg. they believe the gunfire was targeted.>>> our job is not to run out. honestly we trained for this kind of stuff. you blank out to be honest. tunnel vision. you go do what you have to do. >> reporter: also on a young recruit who happens to be in the office when the shoot out one down. speco liung hasn't been to basic training yet. she ran to help her recruiters as soon as she saw it was say.>>> the training i had

that is where we find and ruben with the busy night for fire crews.>> reporter: you can see the damage out here where i am. it is expensive. the trees were torched. so was this car. residents say it shows exactly how dangerous illegal fireworks can be.>> officially the cause of the fire on luke court is undetermined. witnesses say the teenagers playing with fireworks nearby seem like obvious culprits.>>> i worry our house. >> reporter: this one before fire san jose crews responded to on independence day. the cypress trees out front went up in flames threatening surrounding homes.>> one car was completely damaged. we were able to save both of the homes.>> reporter: while police report no major arrest some hospitals no major injuries. san jose received a huge number of fireworks complaints to their hotline. the city started tracking them in early june. in the months leading up to the fourth they received 130 complaints. on the holiday itself that number jumped up to 1765.>> we will investigate those to determine if they have evidence that is credible. and issue citations.>> reporter: fro

working better than identify politics which the left is so obsessed with.so here's what she told dave rubeny i talk about the same thing whether i'm talk to rich, poor people english speaking people, spanish speaking people gay people straight people, and jewish people christian people muslim people, i talk to the american in all of them. that's what matters now. we need to have an american conversation. >> my god. she's making sense. she's harnessing me with love. let's turn to our political correspondent for analysis. chet what do you think? >> harnessed bid love too spreading -- cat, is she really the only interesting voice on that side or am i just falling in love and i don't know it? >> she is. she had a tweet this week that said that problem in our country is that we give e mother-in-lawly connected with declaration of independence. and i have spent all day thinking about what that could possibly mean does she want us to like rub crystals on it or like because i don't think the national archives let you do that. they keep that line move quickly they don'tes let you start talkg about y

with jamie ruben. substantiate secretary of state in the clinton administration. >> happy to be here. >> a government spokesperson put out a statement calling the leak unfortunate by expressing the prime ministers full support of the ambassador. i would love to hear what you think about this as diplomat yourself. >> as an american diplomat i was not in the government. remember, the united states went through this process multiplied by 100 in the wikileakss case in 2010. every single cable from each country around the world put out by our ambassadors was put out by wikileakss and the secretary of state had to spend two years apologizing. it does grave damage for the ability to operate. and in the british case, it's less damaging to the relationship because the relationship isn't really great under the president trump and theresa may. imagine what an american diplomat would be writing about may over the last year and a half. who had a terrible time. and has had to resign essentially. and imagine what the