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trump and kim jong il the leaders will meet on choose there's a luxury resort olds and tows oil and scott looks at the preparations were made with the date set the starting time confirmed we now know the location for donald trump and kim jong un's first meeting the ultra exclusive capella hotel singapore's sentosa island a colonial era building transformed into a six star hotel by renowned british architect norman foster the decision has amounted to being the choice has not just been about security to see but on top of the hard security considerations it's also been about the aesthetics the optics of the summit as well this is a hotel that sits right smack in the asia pacific right by the same time it has cost more politan western story to it so east and west if you like it's been reported that the north korean delegation favored the hotel and sentosa when they were in town last week negotiating with just for something singapore's resort island of sentosa is known for its beaches casinos theme parks and golf course with the personal interest of these two leaders a perfect setting for the summit

the first place to manage to trace the roots of the game in russia and it leads to of all places scott look here is not the two of them. the end of the nineteenth century saw the russian empires first official football match it was played as a hippodrome in st petersburg in between horseracing the public reaction that it wasn't such a beautiful game. gentlemen sportsmen in white outfits were running round in the mud splashing down with full force in the dirt and soon turned into chimney sweeps there was unrelenting laughter among the public. over a decade later things began to change football started to gain a foothold in russia but not without some serious help.

is that the wrong way to look at it? scott: it was the wrong way to look at it. not the number but the degree of tightening. the last time we went through this, we increased rates by 425 basis points or .25%. -- four and a quarter percent. as michael said, if they give us hints of the neutral way, that would be helpful. seconds, you were looking at the yield curve, it was at 45 basis points and now, for the. is that going in the direction you are talking about? scott: that is right. i have been looking more at two 30's, and you look at how that comes in. i ink we will get the 30 year bond below the 10-year note, a better gauge. scarlet: that is what you have been looking at, the 2/10 spread. tom: i look at wver chelsea lookatso therere five-year-old curves to seven yield curves and we spend all our time on the two tens, but there are a lot of other dynamics. scarlet: maybe we should look at the five 30's. tom: we could look at the 10 30's. sc let's get you a market check as we get you ready for the fed decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the dow stalling after cl

trump and kim jong il the leaders will meet on choose there's a luxury resort old said tozer island scott looks at the preparations we made with the date set the starting time confirmed we now know the location for donald trump and kim jong un's first meeting the ultra exclusive capella hotel singapore's sentosa island a colonial era building transformed into a six star hotel by renowned british architect norman foster a decision that has amounted to a couple of being the choice has not just been about security to see but on top of this the hard security considerations it's also been about the aesthetics the optics of the summit as well this is a hotel that sits right smack in the asia pacific right by the same time it has cost more politan western story to it saw east and west if you like it's been reported that the north korean delegation favored the hotel and sentosa when they were in town last week negotiating with just for something singapore's resort island of sentosa it is known for its beaches casinos theme parks and golf course with the personal interest of these two leaders a perfect

scott. >> i'm looking at scott and scott's done a fantastic job at epa. but -- >> you see problems with his ethical. >> i'm not happy about certain things. >> he's done a fantastic job running the epa. which is very overriding. but i am not happy about. >> cut out a nine-minute monologuing about lotion. i'm kidding, of course. as we said before pruitt remainses in office because he's enacting the president's agenda. yesterday he tweeted at trump announcing the rollback of a obama era clean water. yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. there is no going back. everything's changed. we're not on an island anymore. genetic power has now been unleashed. we've entered a new era. welcome to jurassic world. [ scream ] rated pg-13. >>> we have more exclusive reporting tonight on immigration, immigrant children being torn from their families. earlier today nbc news reported almost 2,000 children were taken from their parents in the six weeks from april 19th to may 31st, a rate of about 46 children ripped out of their parents' hands a

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scott. >> i'm looking at scott and scott's done a fantastic job at epa.ou see problems with his ethical. >> i'm not happy about certain things. >> he's done a fantastic job running the epa. which is very overriding. but i am not happy about. >> cut out a nine-minute monologuing about lotion. i'm kidding, of course. as we said before pruitt remainses in office because he's enacting the president's agenda. yesterday he tweeted at trump announcing the rollback of a obama era clean water. yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. . yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. a. yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. yes, he gave the presi gift of dirty water pore his birthday. obama era clean water . yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. c. yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. t. yes, he gave the president the gift of dirty water pore his birthday. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. for turning over

scott i mean if you look at the document that was signed by both leaders it offers very few specifics isn't this an issue that occurred trigger many problems in the near future because we don't have any timetable we don't know we don't have a road map and we don't see an exit strategy when it comes to the deal but yes there is no doubt that there is a lot of work to be done going forward i think that there are concerns that maybe the united states leaned a little bit too far forward in terms of meeting north korean demand. and without getting much for super cation but at the same time for the u.s. to pledge to make peace with north korea it essentially puts north korea into a position where we have to see if north korea can take yes for an answer the u.s. hostile policy perceived by north korea has always been the primary stumbling block that they have pointed to with regards to the possibility of denuclearization. is that it naive at this particular moment to think that north korea which has been said that for decades nuclear program possibly not tional. sovereignty. and suddenly com

it seems like we talk about this a lot, scott my feeling on this is, look, i think we're all going to agree you have to have technology in your portfolio, if only it's something like 30% of the s&p 500 but it doesn't mean you have to have 100% technology. sarat just pointed out financials, i gree, that's a coiled spring. one thing i thought sarat was going to mention was health care the pharma biotech sector has pretty much been left for dead over the last few month and there's great value plays there. in fact, i actually picked up shares in allergan this week can was forced into it when carl icahn took his position. i had been waiting for an even cheaper price, but you know what, sometimes the bottom comes in a day >> when apaloosa went public - >> the day before. but the point i'm driving at is yes, we have to have technology. and i know people when they talk about technology, they worry about the multiples and they worry about the multiples on the market overall sarat was driving at this. there are pockets of the market, substantial pockets of the market that are trading meaningful

welcome, scott. it looks elliott management got its way. >> not necessarily in terms of buying the company at getting the ball moving on a potential sale. this will definitely put the company in play. david: they mention management and needing to change management when they said they would offer to buy the company. they got the management change. >> there was a general belief that athena health had hit a ceiling in its ability to continue the way it was. a great company and worth about $6.3 billion. jonathan bush, over the last two decades, but recently several reports including our own starting to surface about some inappropriate behavior, particularly when it comes to female employees, and also disturbing allegations about his personal life in terms of an assault on his wife more than two decades ago. one decade ago, sorry. shery: ever-glory says athena health has more than 90% chance it will not remain an independent entity after this news. what does this mean for athena health going forward? >> it may not

frankly, we'll get the report next week and what it looks like the department of justice did in the clinton investigation. host: five minutes left. scott: just to follow up on that, obviously you serve on the oversight committee and have an oversight subcommittee gavel. does the oversight committee plan to look into the d.o.j. regarding some of its tactics in accessing reporter's emails and phone records? representative jordan: we may. as you probably know, guys, we've had a series of hearings on first amendment, encroachments on first amendment rights, particularly on college campuses and had a hearing a year ago. it was a lot of fun and had ben shapiro and ad corolla who was hilarious, by the way, and one a few weeks ago with great witnesses as well, some professors who had been targeted on campuses and just this whole idea about free speech zones and it gets almost laughable when you think about, i asked one of the professors, asked a question, i said how close can a safe place be to a free speech zone, can they be the same area? it gets ridiculous. those are the shenanigans going on in our campuses so we should be concerned about p

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scott budman brings us an inside look at how delivery drones are on the way. >> reporter: if you are one of many people waiting for drones to deliver packages to your porch, turns out silicon valley technology and nasa might have a big say in when it happens. after taunting us months ago with this video sho future wiazon says that is almost here. >> we're excited to bring this drone, amazon stopped at nasa t technology can be used to steer the nnystems through bad weather and other drones. >> i want to stress that it's not about what the operator wants to do with the vehicle but it's about ensuring they will be safe and efficient in the air. >> i think it's integral and essential to tap into silicon valley and nasa for the progression of the industry as a whole. >> reporter: using locally produced technology and a little help from the space program, leading them c to our front doors bearing gifts. >> i'm excited for the future. it's coming soon. >> reporter: the consensus among the companies we talked to say safety and lots of testing still have to be done. drone delivery is on the w

scott. we're looking over your shoulder.t high ankle sprain, he should be maybe 99% anyway? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, klay certainly looked the part when he came back in game 2. so i think the high ankle sprain is a thing of the past, knock on wood. i don't see any long ankle braces of any kind. steph was looking like the mvp candidate that he is now. he is the runaway favorite to win the mvp finals award. he is making half his three- pointers and so the bottom line is setting up to be a terrific and incredibly exciting basketball game here tonight. i can't wait to tip it off in about an hour. >> you have a front row seat, my friend. >> certainly is. scott, thank you so much reporting live in cleveland. >>> concord police today released new surveillance video of a bumbling bandit to break in a convenience store. first he rips part of the door off, leaves, comes back and uses a rock to bash the glass door. once he got in he made his way to the cash register which was empty. police say though he eventually stole $5,000 worth

. >> let me ask you this scott, i'm looking at over a list of player not only from the nfl but over differentused to go to the white house, this isn't the first time. they didn't cancel the ceremony. is there anything presidential about dis-inviting the super bowl champions from the white house because some of the players disagree with you? >> i think this was not a handful of players that were cancelling. i think what the white house was upset about, if the news media is right, fewer than ten players were planning not to attend. that was an attempt to try to embarrass the president that they disagree with. that's their right. i don't think anybody should be compelled to go to an event that they want to go to. i don't think the president is compelled to have an event that he don't want to have if he's going to be comparesed. what i find interesting about this ordeal is this is the first sort of trump/nfl interaction. at the time we thought this was trump getting a victory over the nfl, but clearly he's not happy with the nfl, it wasn't enough for him. he's taking it a step further. i think la

scott. newton says he was paid to do it. in 2015, gwent police began lookinge case again after fresh claims newton could prove there was a cover—up. but officers stopped when they concluded newton was dead. now, four decades after he made the headlines, gwent police have told the bbc andrew newton might still be alive. they're not saying why they think that, but say they are trying to trace him. norman scott, now in his late 70s, has welcomed the news. i don't think anybody‘s tried hard enough to look for him, i really don't. there must be people who knew him and there would surely be a record of him dying, surely? jeremy thorpe died four years ago, but the case continues to fascinate and the intrigue and the hunt for the truth continues. jon donnison, bbc news. and you can see tom mangold's documentary, the jeremy thorpe scandal, on bbc four tomorrow night at 10pm. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30pm and 11.30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are broadcaster john stapleto

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scott goldberg looks at the mobile revolution in the middle east. >> reporter: hi, guys, scott goldberg filling in here for brad mielke. a world now contains zero countries in which women are not allowed to drive. it's hard to believe, but until this weekend, women were banned from getting behind the wheel in saudi arabia. it's rules like this that some countries are softening. >> sunday night at the stroke of midnight, so many took to the street behind their wheels, and you know what? they had their husbands or their brothers or their sons in the car in the passenger seat for the first time. and the men were beaming. >> reporter: now there's still a long way to go. women have separate parking spots and segregated gas pumps, but this is a giant move forward for their independence, the economy and saudi car dealers who now have twice as many customers. you can hear my conversation on the "start here" podcast later this morning. download it at apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> they made the announcement last year, but it took this long because many women didn't actually

it's a partially because chief scott has looked at different ways to work on the problem. the most sufficient way to reduce certain crimes. thus deploying more officers to be on foot patrol. let's look at the whole notion of a crime unit in each police station. i think those things has nothing to do with whether we have overall more police officers, it's actually looking at ways to do more efficiently or more in a better way. woe aoep going back and forth as if we're cuting the 250 that chief scott has mentioned here that he needs and we don't know. i'm going to take his word for it today. that could change next year. and the fact that part of the 250 that is suggested here in the budgets that you already took into consideration 25 positions that could be civilianized means there's 225. the fact that you civilianize 25 positions means that you have 25 police officers today that could be out on the streets, not for a training to happen six months from now or a year from now. i think -- we're all saying the same thing. we want to protect our citizens. one of the ways me is y

scott. >>> well look, we want to talk about weather and a lot of people have been sweating out there. a lot of heat throughout the county and the bay area. relief coming any time soon? >> it will be soon. but not today. and it is still going to be really hot as we go into the afternoon. here is a live look outside in san jose. as we get ready for the weather that will be cooling off as we go through the day. a live look outside in san francisco. we are seeing this hazy view of the city right now. with all of the sun deeming down and -- with the sun beaming down and oakland 75 and 66 in san jose. and a live look outside and look at our temperature trend for santa teresa. in the low 80s for the rest of the afternoon. and this is where the temperatures will still be very warm. inland areas and heading into the mid-90s for today. up to 95 degrees in concord. and 96 in antioch. napa today, 92 degrees. and in san francisco we're already above that 70-degree mark. we'll be at 86 in palo alto and if you don't have plans for today head to the san mateo county fair where it is more comfortable

as scott took one last look before leaving, he feared their connection, just like everything else on is street, might be turning to ash. scott: yeah.thoua fig- scott: we lived in that street for almost 30 years, and we've done a lot of life together. garvin: which is why, when it came time to celebrate his wife, april's birthday, this week, scott didn't reserve a table or a room at a restaurant. instead, he set up for a party right in the middle of their old cul-de-sac and invited all the old neighbors to return. scott: we have a sense of community that, i hate to say it, but a lot of people don't, and we work hard at it. it's a little more work now, yeah, so we'll be back. ♪ happy birthday to you. garvin: april's birthday is not the first time they've gotten together either. the gang got together on new year's day and easter too. they sit in beach chairs around folding tables, sharing news of when more permanent structures might be finscott: hi, b. their lives are changing in the meantime. garvin: as scott says, if there's one thing this whole ordeal has taught him, it's not to hold

president trump: i'm looking at scott, scott's done a fantastic job at e.p.a. we'll make -- i'm not happy about certain things. i'm not happy about certain things but he's done a fan it's he's done a fantastic job running the epa, which is very overriding but i'm not happy , about things. >> mr. president. reporter: are you ok with children being taken away? president trump: i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change the law. that's their law. that's the democrat's law. we can change it tonight. we can change it right now. i will leave here, no, no, you need their votes you need their votes. the democrats, all they have to do. reporter: you control both chambers of congress. president trump: by one vote? we have a one vote edge, we need 60. we need 10 vote well, can't get them from the democrats. wait, wait. can we do one question at a time? one question at a time. the children, the children can be taken care of quickly, beautifully and immediately, the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. i hate to see separation of par

if and when you see hanni come on his air and say the word scott pruid almost bet you look forward tott is gone. >> david, the elephant in the room in this case with scott pruitt is everything he's being labeled as unethical for doing whether it's finding his wife a job or different things like that, there's some projection onto president trump and when people ask, i can't believe scott pruitt would do this and i do look at the guy at the top. he didn't divest from his businesses. he's confidentable mamfortable off of being president why shouldn't scott pruitt feel the same comfort? >> donald trump is not man who cares deeply about conflicts of interest. it's sad that scott pruitt is up with of his confidants. he's one of the people the president likes talking to. whether it's because he identifies with the fact that scott pruitt is under attack. whethe likes his political views as determination that over turn past practice at the epa. we just don't know. i do think that we've seen over this last 18 months that when donald trump finally decides whether it's because sean hannity tells

and we can see a clip from the documentary now of you talking to norman scott. it looksthe cps confirmed his death. what do you make of that? i don't think anybody has tried hard enough to look for him,| has tried hard enough to look for him, i really don't. there must be people who knew him, and there would surely be a record of him dying. surely. i thought they were doing something at last, and soon found out that absolutely they weren't, they would continuing the cover—up as farasi they would continuing the cover—up as far as i can see. that's norman scott in conversation with you. we know this has been dramatised into a very english scandal, what is your ta ke very english scandal, what is your take on the show? i think the drama has been very good, it's been nuanced. but it is a drama, and it is not entirely 100% accurate. which is not entirely 100% accurate. which is why i think it will be helpful for the people who have enjoyed the drama, and i'm one of them, to see the real thing with all the real interviews, with the real people on sunday night. hats off to you

[shouting] >> i'm looking at scott and scott has done a fantastic job at epa but we'll make -- i'm not happy about certain thinks. i'll be honest. excuse me. excuse me. i'm not happy but certain things buts he has done a fantastic job running running running the epa but i'm not happy. >> mr. president -- [shouting] >> children being tea away -- i. >> i hate the children being taken away. their democrats have to change their law enforcement that's their law. they were force -- >> that's -- >> quiet. quiet. that's the democrats' law. we can change its tonight. we can change it right now. if will leave here -- no, no. you need their votes. you need their votes. >> the democrats, all they have to do- >> you control both chambers commerce. >> excuse me. by one vote in we don't need it. you need 60 votes. we have -- excuse me. we need a one--- we have a one vote edge and we need 60. so we need ten votes. we can't get them from the democrats. >> mr. president -- >> wait, wait, couldn't do it through an executive order. [shouting] accomplish. >> can we do one question at a time. one question a

adrian the prime minister was there yesterday urging the families of the boys to keep the faith look scott it's been a week now these these boys and their coach they have supplies with them survival gear how much longer can this go on. well that's a very good question and you know when we see you know they're still family members here have been here for a week now they actually are in two different locations just up the hill from where i am now there's a tent area where they have been most of them for the week but now there's a structure part of this national park complex is a structure in the back that is now blocked off that's where they're able to sleep they've been staying here again for a week there's always been a buddhist monk every time i walk by they're holding up prayer you can see on their faces that it's very very draining week for them emotional week for them we have been in touch with for fathers who are working together we saw them a couple of days ago they've gone up into the hills on their own they want to see how this rescue operation is going on they feel as though it's

scott. take a look. >> you see the stocks moving right now. you guys wanted to weigh in on how they're trading. >> it's exciting we haven't seen like an old school, knockdown drag-out brawl for a property like this in media in a long time and i hope comcast wins. no, but i think it's exciting because you really don't know how things are going to play out. the comcast offer is sweeter in dollar terms but disney is saying we have a better shot to actually get this through the ftc. and i'm not in a position to comment on either one. >> obviously, that's in disney's best interest to say that. it's hotly debated and may not even be true >> well, look at the deal that the judge said >> it's a sign of excess in the market not excess in terms what comcast and disney is spending but for both of them to be trading up like this. i get fox trading up, of course. but two acquired spending this kind of money and disney stock >> and playing poker, steve because they are playing poker here, judge. because you don't know which pieces that they're really going

scott: you certainly look at when you just mentioned we were trading 10, $10.5 just a few weeks ago.ar too wide. the thinking was that it has to narrow. whether someone or myself -- you want to short west texas or the spread of mike white now to little bit, you can do that as well. but i see the sht side of wti. is juston in the u.s. off the charts. just a few months ago we were looking at 10 million barrels a day. now we're looking at 11 million barrels a day. production is heavy. vonnie: i'm going to change briefly to bitcoin has we are nearing the $6,000 mark. what kind of interest is there bitcoin?e and scc ott: we are seeing more volume than in the last couple of weeks. i will tell you, after seeing bitcoin traded down under $6,000 overnight, there is a lot of buying coming into the space right here. could be a relief rally. $62 50loses above students today can that is a bullish sign for bitcoin. the bears might be tired out here. there has been a lot of headline risk and regulatory risk. you could see a relief rally starting. vonnie: scott bauer, thank you. a little breaking ne

look at the scott fountain and victory circle. will be a happy sight for ryan hunter-reay. tireless worker in support of raising money for cancer research after losing his mom to cancer. second on saturday and a winner on >> doesn't even look like he worked that hard, does it? [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! whoo! >> first stop for ryan hunter-reay to give congratulations to the crew, to michael andretti, team owner. no question this was a team effort today. sometimes you win a race with strategy. sometimes with pace. today you did it with both. your engineer said he thinks this might be your best drive ever. what do you think? >> you know, after i took that second set of blacks, primaries, the firestone, i started to get in sync with the car. then as i got in the rhythm the car was doing everything i needed it to do. when we started the last stint, rossi was more than a straightaway ahead of us. i couldn't see him. i put my head down. the thing was flying. so happy for the team. i wish my wife and boys were with me. they're the best. this has been a long time coming. that

looks great. so they raise their price target but at the same time, scott, it's been an absolutely phenomenally fast move to the upside >> one week, 12.5% almost 30% in a month. >> i think there are names that have been doing very well for all the right reasons. you look at nike, target, buckle, one of those obscure names i'll throw out there, but i'm not in macy's. i have essentially missed this huge run they had. but i love what they're also pointing out, free cash flow, all of those things. there's a lot of reasons to be interesting, but after this run, don't you expect a pause i think we also play this relative game where it's like, i wouldn't say that the fundaments are screaming to the upside. i would say you probably had a 20% short position now it's down to 14.5% or 15%. you had a lot of people forced to cover because the news was good the company is doing well again. it's not doing as well as it was years ago. stock is really just recapturing the old highs from 2016. but it's a long way from the all-time highs >> they do -- i mean, the sector at large has been fundamentals >> expectations h

cheryl: alan that's a good point somebody isaking money so look scott, oh, to go back to scott redler because if you're following the energy sector overall those stocks have done pretty darn well despite the pressure on oil. >> well agree with you, your last guest's statement. gasoline prices did not come down so that is a bit of a tax on the consumer. we don't want to see gasoline to go 3.10, 3.50 so someone should call their congressman saying hey, oil just went down $9 why didn't gasoline go down but anyway the proxy for the energy sector has been in line with the market so good for the s&p 500. the financials are looking at the fed, that's good because we're going to get more rate hikes so that's participating so we need the rally to broaden out not just caltech so if they stay in line and oil does go up to 67 , 68, 69 that'll be overall healthy for the market but if we get a huge move back to 75 and gas spikes i don't think the market can handle that too well. cheryl: okay i think i've final ly got my black swan at the end of all of that i hope not. we'll see. i hope you're wrong

mcgrew. >> thank you, scott. >>> take a look at this.ozens of sky divers in southern california are spreading peace literally. 48 sky divers formed the word "peace" in the skies diving towards the ground in riverside county. they jumped out of the plane at more than 16,000 feet altitude and spelled out 100 feet long the word "peace." so everyone below could see it. it's world class sky divers from around the world and celebrate the sport of skydiving. >> really cool. how do you practice for that? >> i have no idea. >> lay on the ground? >> yeah. >> wait a minute, kari. come back. >> next step is then jumble and peace and then goes to peach and then just reach and then keep changing the word. >> oh yeah. amazing. you have so long to fall. calculate that. very important. >> yeah. >> all right. you need a nice breeze upon you coming the weekend. it is going to be hot. >> it is going to be hot. basically a repeat of last weekend. one place where you can go, enjoy sunshine and cooler weather, at&t park. ready for an early afternoon game. firs

. >> reporter: from scott fox, a look at scorched patches along train tracks and the santa rosa creek trail. 13 fires in all, late in succession along the stretch. the largest was 1/4 acres. the impact is outsized. >> why likely --? people feel displaced and hurting. >> reporter: after october's fire disaster, residents find it galling someone is so reckless and malicious. >> we experience the fires in october and are sensitive to fire. >> reporter: police don't have a motive for the fire, some people blame the homeless, a camp nearby the trail was cleared recently. this one has fewer transients on it. investigators are not all hour night. we're looking for them to come forward, we were out that night contacting people. >> reporter: a month into fire season, fire officials are fortunate much of the trail is mode and it was a cool and windless night. they check with other departments for similar fires. >> if this is a one on, it is important for us to know. if this is wider spread than santa rosa, that's another thing to look for. >> they don't know how dangerous it could be. >> report

they need to look at what florida did and what governor scott helped get passed and look what we're doing in florida with senate bill 7072 6. why should they wait for another shooting? they should be pro active. >> laura: mark? >> i think we should leave this with what mr. pollack said and hear his anger and self righteous purpose to stop these school shootings. >> laura: thank you so much. much needed tonight. and by the way, google is making a mistake and making one as really bad suggesting extreme left wing bias. we report, you decide up next with kevin mccarthy. >> laura: google has a lot of explaining to do. if you googled the california republican party lately. the information box would inform you about the party's ideology. let's examine it with kevin mccarthy, republican from california. what is going on? google said this is a mistake. when you typed in california republican party. what showed up? >> it said our ideology was naziism. it wasn't the party of lincoln. it wasn't the party of reagan. it said we were nazis. and google is the largest search engine in the world. 90% of in

we continue to look at the record of scott pruitt. is he about to resign or be fired?hat is the questionon. "t"the new york times" reporting ththe epa is given the chemical industry a big victory by scaling back the way the federal government determines health and safety risks associated with the most dangerous chemicals on the market. scott pruitt has also been accusesed of radically reshaping the epa rulemaking process, weakening obama administration efforts to tighten fuel economy standards. still with us, rob weissman, president of public citizen. rob, talk about this latest news about the chemicals in the air we breathe, and the soil, in the water we drink. >> this is the real outrage. the stuff we were talking about, that is funny for the soap operas and it is crazy come outrageous in its way, but it is not really hurting people in the same way this is. this breaking news is that the epa is going to change the way it assesses chemical safety. it is now looking at beginning a new process after recently passed law of evaluating the safety of chemicals that of long

this stage that's one of few things they have control over while scott high blood joins us now from chan riser how's the search looking now this point scott. some of this morning we got a bit of good news as we walked up this road behind me that leads up into the mouth of the cave which is just off me about fifty meters to my right we heard the sound of generators and that's a good thing because we haven't heard that the last several mornings running because the pumps weren't activated today this morning they are that's because we had overnight rain but then it subsided this morning on friday so now they're able to start pumping some of the water and again this is a lot of water through this vast cave network so they're starting to get that water out now which is a good thing but it's still a lot there's a lot to go and there's a challenge with pumping out that water it's very muddy so there's a possibility of those pumps clogging and the hosing clogging in the pipes clogging so that's something they're looking at very closely another thing they're doing now is they're again surveying the area both in the air we're he

look strong go year-to-date not so much. that's the biggest problem going back just for a moment, scott, to the consumer look at home depot todayfor instance over $200 target tjx, it just hit new highs yesterday. consumer strength, fundamental backdrop of what we're seeing right now is strong. so because of that, if there's weakness in some of these areas that creates opportunity technology, we have not seen weakness at all for the most part it's been up, up, up with very few exceptions and something that's really impressive how technology continues but the fundamental background of technology has been everything that we talk about. you look at the fundamental story. their growth is unbelievable look at valuations, it's strong. in many cases they have great dividends. got incredible buy back programs what is it that's going to shake this out if somebody starts to miss, which we aren't seeing yet bus micron again last night really strong numbers and guidelines and the intel guidance >> at some point the fire stops raging >> we called the end to tech twice in the last six months or so we had major corrections in the whole sector

next, a look at some of the speakers, starting with epa administrator, scott pruitt. scott pruitt: thank you. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you very much. it is good to be back at faith and freedom. i really appreciate the kind words and all that he does to advance religious liberty and all that you do. we saw how important that was this week with jack phillips and the great victory that took place at the u.s. supreme court this week that protected the free exercise of the christian baker in colorado. we should celebrate that this week. [applause] and understand that it makes a difference. you know, several years ago, i had the pleasure of traveling with my church to romania. it was on a missions trip. first time i had taken a trip abroad. i went to romania, where the revolution occurred in that country. i was visiting with a pastor in romania and going through the church that existed during the 1950s and 1960s. he showed me up on the wall all the pictures of the pastors. as i saw that picture, as i was -- youith that pastor know what's interesting about this

scott. >> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, how about tomorrow? come hang out with me and brandi, the singer is headlining the jun juneteenth festival. i'll be em seeing the event. she takes the stage around 3:00 and this is at the plaza de cesar chavez, it's going to be a lot of fun. maybe she'll invite me on stage. who knows. >> if you're watching -- >> hopefully she's not caught in that traffic in the tri hf valley area. >> it's a mess out there. i'm happy to report no major injuries have been reported. that is always important to update folks on. they did dispatch an ambulance i'm assuming to check on status of everybody there but no major injured reported from either of the sigalerts. you can see for most part the rest of the area looks green but an update westbound 580 at eden canyon road. one and two are open but three and four remain blocked as they work to clear out andover turn a 30,000 pound semi from an earl krer i can't rememb ier crash. and unfortunately shortly after that sigalert crash was issued another crash happened along southb