rubiks cube which is mixed up.can see, i am going to challenge you to solve it. it's good. i don't know how to build it. what do you want me to do? i'm a television host. i nailed it together. >> ready? >> i had no idea what i'm doing here. >> get that out >> it was a bad idea. >> that will do it for this episode of right this minute. check out right this minute.com as you still need more great >>> tonight, the fbi raid. abc news there as the fbi and nypd raid jeffrey epstein's private island. amid new outrage tonight. how did he kill himself behind bars? seen on the gurney at the hospital shortly after. this all comes weeks after a suspected suicide attempt. how was he not being watched? the attorney general responding tonight. >>> the new arrest tonight after the mass shooting in dayton. the gunman's friend now facing charges tonight. authorities say the friend bought the body armor and the magazine used with the rifle. >>> the day care tragedy. five children killed in a fire. and the father, who was a firefighte

congratulations. >> the rubiks cube has bambozzled me for my entire life.is something of a legend when it comes to the world of rubiks cube. he is a world record holder. this is extremely unusual. >> it looks like he may have cut himself while doing it and then he thought he'd make it a greater challenge. as soon as you mix it up, it's done. the fun is over. he made them from ice. cheese, wax, pineapple and currently holds the world record for the largest and smallest functioning rubiks cube. so the producers were like, you know how to do it, can you build a fully functioning one out of an apple in 15 minutes with no tools whatsoever. and i'm like sure. so as you can see, i have constructed a fully functioning rubiks cube which is a little mixed up. i'm going to challenge you to solve it. >> it's >> of course it didn't work. i didn't know how to build it. what do you want me to do? it nailed it together. >> ready? >> what have we learned today? tony fisher is a legend and no, i have no idea what i'm doing. >> single people talk about their bad break ups. >>

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i am hoping we can unlock the rubik's cube. it is a challenge he has presented with as the leader of north korea as well. we hope he can see his way clear to get us the brighter future president trump has talked about. mr. rubenstein: do you have any meetings scheduled for the future? sec. pompeo: there is nothing in the works. nothing planned. mr. rubenstein: why did the last summit abruptly end? sec. pompeo: to put it in economic terms, we had a number of conversations about a broad range of issues in the run-up to that. my team had worked very hard, and it turned out the idea that the leaders could bridge that gap in that moment turned out to not work that day. mr. rubenstein: would you be willing to consider having the north koreans keep whatever nuclear weapons they have now and then sanction more than they have now or is that too much of a hypothetical? sec. pompeo: to hypothetical. i will say this. i have talked about this publicly a couple of times. this is a very difficult challenge for each of us. we have to remember

people are trying to figure out a little bit like a rubik's cube what constellation of features are going to be both regulatory regulatoriiant -- k -- regulatorily compliant. conversation can become quite technical but also quite interesting. will hear chicago, we from marcia on the independent line. caller: yes, hi. i might have missed out on the conversation, so maybe you covered this. how would this affect the demand deposits? lot the bank lose a interest money on the deposit? i was just wondering. guest: what an interesting question. , why ishe first issues facebook actually -- and i assume the question had to deal with libra, but why would facebook get into the financial services business? it is quite interesting because i have an example of when you give your money in u.s. dollars, you get a libra coin in return, and that money is either put into an account or is invested into some kind of government security. notice that when i give you that money, that dollar, i, as a customer, am not receiving interest on the money anymore. and instead, the money earned or withated is going to be

a rubik's cube with one piece missing.kay thank you state senator jerry hill for joining us this morning. more optimism out there. can a solution be found? but more importantly, can we enjoy sunday today while we have it? >>> that one is a softball, because this sunday is going to be fantastic all you have to do is think back to saturday. did you like that? we will get the same day today with more sunshine for many locations. look at the golden gate bridge, no clouds over the view here. typically this time of day, this time of year you will have some clouds over the bridge. you don't come look at ocean beach, similar story here with sunshine. one or two people you may be can pick out walking along the water. i see one person running along the water. beautiful start to the day there, san jose looking really nice, clear skies overhead. the sunrise came up at 6:27, might've been 6:28 to be exact and that's the view from the top of the salesforce tower. as far as the way the day is going to feel it in the low 60s for many of u

i think the fed is looking at a lot of things in the rubik's cube. >> that was one of the president's tweets with all the money flowing into the united states and that is partially a result of all that. todd, give us your take on the day. >> i think yikes is a good word for it. but it isn't a surprise. we are reversing back and forth in you a wide trading range. however, if we are down again tomorrow, i would say we are look at the end of the week. when you look at it, you have got to remember when you have manipulating markets, that's a problem. melissa: joining us on the phone, liz ann, we are talking about the inverted yield curve. but other subjects on our plates, chinese industrial production down to a 17-year low and german gdp contracting in the second yardr quarter. -- in the second quarter. >> it's the continuing story of weakening in global growth. trade is part of the problem. not just in the case of china, but world trade volumes have come down quite a bit. that affects everybody even if they are not embroiled in the u.s. china trade war. trade is a component of it, but de

here is what happens and this is what's going on with the supporters it's a rubiks cube finding the thingsy like and looking at the other collar colors aren't matching they keep moving the cube. what happens is he is very good at his verbal word smithing to split the part siple saying i candidate say this or that. and then he has the hangers on that snag those words. by the way, i'm not above that. i've owned that. i have also been a victim of that. because i wanted to see the west in him. and so you know it got to the point where the racism is totally unacceptable. i called him out on it a few weeks ago. i was defending him on bill marie but i can't defend the indefensible. he lights me up on the twitter feed. i gave him a ton of money, time, sacrificed my family. got blown from the white house after 11 days said okay i'm a loyal guy dust myself off and g go forward. >> is it personal or not personal. >> sean spicer can i play what sean expires. >> absolutely. >> he slammed. >> you liar spice from the spice girls play the liar who has been lying about everybody since he was born let's pla

all of this causes a rubik's cube kind of a problem. we are up to this and we have done other things that are as difficult and i hope we can all do together in the next couple of weeks as we try to work on this piece of legislation. thank you for your remarks and your expression of frustration on the part of virtually everybody up here is known. thank you senator coons and without senator kaine. >> secretary cooper thank you for your testimony. my colleagues have done a good job of laying out the concerns on the statute and i just want to go in a different direction. one word, why, why? y. bypass congress on arms sales to the saudi's? y. bypass congress and not provide congress the traditional notifications when part a10 authorizations allowed transfer of nuclear know-how? why vetoed the congressional repudiation of the saudi led war in yemen? why he refused to comply with the direct congressional request under the magnitsky at about whether the assassination of jamal showed he was a human rights violation or not. there periods of insta

and all of this causes a rubik's cube kind of problem, but look, we're up to this.we've done other things that are as difficult and i hope will all join together in the next couple of weeks as we try to work on this piece of legislation, but thank you for your remarks and your expression of frustration on parts of virtually everybody up here. it is well taken. thank you, senator coons. with that, senator king. >> thank you, mr. chairman and assistant secretary cooper, thank you for testimony. my colleagues have done a good job of laying out their concern about the statute and want to go a different direction. the direction is one word. why, why? why i pass congress on arms sales to the saudi? why bypass congress and not provide congress the traditional notification when authorizations are entered into to allow transfers of nuclear know-how to the saudi? yp does the congressional repudiation of the saudi-led war in yemen? why refuse to comply the direct congressional request under magnitsky act to rent a determination about whether the assassination of homolka showed

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this is an international crisis, you have to create an off-ramp that did what i did, spinning a rubik's cube and said, this part is good, that part is good, that part is bad. and then through the process of cognitive dissidents we started to lesson the parts that were bad. those parts have become ridiculous at this point. maybe you don't agree with me. but i think the last two weeks have been worse than at any other time. let's say you don't agree with me and you say he's been exactly the same he's been since 2015. some of us, it took us time -- i'm a loyal person, a registered republican. i'm just suggesting to people create the off-ramp for people that got this very wrong. we made a hiring decision. we're in the board room. the ceo is acting nuts. we have to replace the ceo. >> really quickly to establish some grounds of where we all stand. what parts were good? >> i'm sorry. what parts were good? >> you said some parts were good, some were bad. what was good? >> i thought some of the parts that were good were the deregulation of aspects of the american business, the delayering of the