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a number of fed officiaak will be sg about economic conditions in the u.s. and abroad. we'll getnhe latest read how many people are applying for unemployment benefits with the release of the weekly jobless claims and a lookyt how m existing homes were recently sold. that is what we're watching for on thursday. >>> las vegas casino workers have overwhelmingly voted to strike. the workers are eligible to walk offft the job june 1st if aren't negotiations reached before they expire at the end of the month. there has not been a widespread strike in las vegas since 1984. >>> uber is now being valued at about 2 billion. this after the ride hailing company said the threees invrs are looking to buy stakes firm. the announcement comes as uber reports a 55% increase in gross bookings from a year earlier. excluding one-time gains, uber cut i losses in half from a year ago. >>> if you are planning to fly somewhere this summer, be prepared for a packed plane. the airlines are expecting to carry a record nberf passengers. phil lebeau takes a look at the busy summer ahead in the sky.

>> no i think this is unprecedented.nn the head sg part of this is in the past presidents have used the fbi for political reasons. president johnson regularly got information from fbi hoover and smoking gun to get the fbi to back off the investigation. but what you have is the president of the united thates assertin the fbi, the justice department among others, are involved in an effort to destroy his campaign. tonut a spy i his campaign. which if true would be a scandal of historic proportns. and so the push-back that we're seeing on behalf of the fbi and the people critical to trump is no no, what you are doing is painting a picture so dark that you're trying to convince youha supportersanything from here on that you hear involving the trump campaign just don't believe because it's all a conspiracy. this ishi som i've never seen before. >> stewart: the president this morning tweet bed the mid term campaigns. where do things stand for democrats and republicans at this point? >> there is data that encourage d worry both sides. the things we know about mid terms ishey often depend on the

interesting was the department of justice leaking to the post what they were suggestioning was the -- sgy have a mole. that was a big story not getting a lot of coverage. >> fox prime time shows barely mentioned the payments. a. i believe it deserves coverage but the question becomes what do journalist focus on. it seems the cnn and msnbcs focused on the building the narrative as molly mentioned. there are some serious issues here i think warrant more scrutiny. one being would it have been necessary for michael cohad i known to be a registered lobbyist if he will represent companieslike at&t. >> although, no one has evidence he went to government officials to change their policies. >> agreeagreed. there was a memo about what att expected of him. this man is being sanctioned by the united states government. i think that, you know, if i-will talk ability the issue of russia in this context it's more about why is someone doing business with somebody who has been sanctioned. that's why it's important to know it was an american company. >> let me take a broader view. the media is shocked to d

sg he's a hum humanitarian, an ordained monk. he's done all of these things and world traveler. >> reporter: she's worried about jail conditions. she's housed with 100 others and is not allowed fresh air or time out doors. four times by phone.alk to him >> i just have to take a break and as he said, i'm happy to be alive and i'm not being tortured. he said that. when i read that, my heartbreaks. >> reporter: the family has had to hire a nepali attorney but have not heard about charnls or a trial. >> reporter: the u.s. state department says mr. price's arrest, counselor have visited him. price's next initiative is awaiting his release selling art and crafts to provide income for those in need. >> he's an innocent person. he's being treated like a criminal. he's only done good in that country and helped people. >> we linked to david's story. >>> help is wanted in the south bay for next month's primary election. santa clara county needs 1500 election officers to help work at polling places. election officers help voters check in, pr

you may have a customer on sg, gone up. you may have a customer on 36, should go up to gone up.d go up to ag, and it has gone back. are you familiar with this? there are a lot of different reasons why people can‘t always get the signal they should get. things like the weather affect performance in certain areas, and trees as well, which there are a lot of in those parts of britain will stop that makes it more difficult to provide a service than in a city. i think it is clear the operators are working together to bring better coverage to the rural areas, and they are relying on the government to make it easier to put up masts. working together, how will that benefit them? you together, how will that benefit them ? you say together, how will that benefit them? you say that is already taking place. in what shape? they have made this commitment to focus instead on a geographic coverage rather than population coverage. so, the regulator has said in the past you have to roll out to a certain percentage of people in britain, which made sense at the time. but if you think about how we u

sg he's a hum humanitarian, an i ordained monk. he's done all of these things and world traveler. >> reporter: she's worried about jail conditions. she's housed with 100 others and is not allowed fresh air or time out doors. she's been able to talk to him four times by phone. >> i just have to take a break and as he said, i'm happy to be alive and i'm not being tortured. he said that. when i read that, my heartbreaks. >> reporter: the family has had to hire a nepali attorney but have not heard about charnls or a trial. >> reporter: the u.s. state department says mr. price's arrest, counselor have visited him. price's next initiative is awaiting his release selling art and crafts to provide income for those in need. >> he's an innocent person. he's being treated like a criminal. he's only done good in that country and >> we linked to david's story. >>> help is wanted in the south bay for next month's primary election. santa clara county needs 1500 election officers to help work at polling places. election officers help voters check

what you're not hear sg an unequivocal claim to give up nuclear weapons completely. what you'll hear is there is a lot of gray area when you talk about the denuclearizing what does that look like? is that kind of vague language enough for the united states to sit down at this summit in just a couple of weeks because i can give you a bunch of north korean experts who say they will not give up his nuclear weapons without an incredible amount in return by the united states. >> at the end of the day that's what it comes down to, what will be on the table, what are the details here? thank you so much for the reporting. >>> let's bring in martin when the department of wars, it's a pleasure to have you here to talk about this. from what you're hearing from north korea for these talks to take place clearly security guarantees are a top priority for kim jong un, for the united states. it's about denuclearization. the devil always in the details. what do you believe the details will be? >> well, i think that denuclearization is not on the table here. both of the leaders will a

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sg >> so i think rudy was glad to be back in the fray.had been kind of sent offer to t -- off to the side by trump, he wasn't given a job, and he wanted to make a splash. instead he made a mess. >> the president is going to make a decision on the iran deal tomorrow, a few days ahead of the deadline. we know the president doesn't like that deal. reading the tea leaves, do you think he'll get out of this? >> i would be stunned if he didn't. we know that there were reports he was very frustrated with rex tillerson because tillerson didn't think he should pull out. we know the defense secretary has said much the same. you know, what's been clear about donald trump in the last few months is that he's pretty much decided to go it alone. he makes his own decisions whether it's on north korea or trade, and he's indicated this is the thing that he wants to do, and he's going to do it. i think it's driving a wedge between our alloies and it's ony going to accelerate iran getting a nuclear weapon. i don't know if he's studied the details of the poli

sg if there's a concluding report that mueller has and rosenstein signs off, they can submit to the house of representatives where they can consider impeachment. >> that's an alternative and a different remedy. it involves the house of representatives proceeding with impeachment and a conviction in the united states senate. it is as much or maybe even more a political process as much as a legal one. the president is not above the law. an indictment if that's the course would be upheld by the court. it would go to the united states supreme court. it's an issue that has never been resolved and there's a department of justice opinion to the contrary. i happen to think he could be indicted even if the trial is postponed. >> let's talk about the payments to michael cohen. the president's long term attorney. do you believe that the 100,000 plus that the president offered paid to michael cohen represents and in the disclosure statement would potentially represent a violation of the law. >> very definitely constitutes a violation of the law because the ethics rule and statues require that kind of

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the justice department says well, of course if what you're say sg true we would want to know that so we're on it. the ranking men of tmber of the said this. >> this is part of a string of merrittless allegations from the very beginning that i was wiretapped in trump tower, vast unmasking conspiracy and investigation began with the christopher steele dossier, all of which was untrue. >> all of this comes after the "new york times" reported there was a second trump tower meeting this time with people representing foreign governments in the middle east. trump responded to that as well acknowledging on twitter mueller's investigation into his campaign had expanded beyond russia and is now worldwide. >>> we're keeping an eye on that earn everything, follow me on twitter -- >> all right, thank you, scott. 45:47 right now. did you watch it? if you didn't you missed out. the billboard awards, on nbc for first time ever last night. and it was electric. take a look at joan fehr lopez there. there were emotion aal moments there as well. khalid teamed up with mendes and park land school students

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i really hope that as an sgs -- i think that as a matter of policy, you and i agree, but as an agency, you will send a message to these companies that it is time to stop asking for forgiveness and start asking for permission. and the best way you can do that is to put permit conditions in at the front end that say if you transfer your interest from the start-up to some massive multibillion dollar corporation that we know even though they won't divulge to us, we have done our own analytical work to know that one of four cars on the street congesting san francisco belong to uber or lyft or are uber or lyft drivers. in the same way, you can actually send a message to bird and lime and spin that when you go out with your procurement tomorrow, may 1st, as your commission votes on division two, that you will not reward the bad actors. had this been in our shop, we would figured that out when i gave you that warning about jump and uber. so i just want to get that off my chest. done. >> supervisor tang: all right. now. i'm wondering if we can hear about some of the process improvements that m

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the complexity ofif you have sg the way, occasionally you will get a set back.ven't changed here. kim jong-un has not walked back his original statement to want him to talk about the new to the rising the grand peninsula. started all this. the whole thing is in kim jong-un's hands. whatever he chooses, we will do what is necessary to respond to that. it is his choice, absolutely. talky be a wise choice to about denuclearization. that was a good thing for him in the korean peninsula and america and the world. of that hasnone changed. the president said the doors open. he is willing to talk. i am cautiously optimistic that we will proceed to talk. >> so you agree with the decision to withdraw. >> yes. i was with the president this morning when he was asked why did this happen. declined to indicate, which is a good thing. you don't want to have -- if you do have differences, it is not good to litigate them out into the open before you have ever met. so i agree with him. he made the judgment based on the information he had that he would pull back from the talk. >> i

farrow, ter part of that argument is you're saying that put too much emphasis on defense, on military sg. their argument, of course, is that this follows years of cuttinghe defense budget, not spending enough, letting the pentagon grow we. you now have the defense secretary james matting this sizeable increase is what we must have. it's what we need to get us back o a position of primacy. so they have pushback. >> i'm very forthright abo saying, lookis trend is not linear. there are ups and downs, something like sequestration led to cuts across the board, but what we see is that at the times when we gut the state department spending, it has devastatineqg conces. this happens under administrations in both parties. you look back at the clinton administration and the early days after the cold war where the mana was, it's the economy, stupid, we did similarly deep cutting to the state department, and itr esulted in the closure of two government agencies on important priorities. t resulted in the closure of embassies around the world, and it resulted in a scenario where after 9/11 we didn't t

i want to highlight what is going on with sg ex shares in singapore, off by 2% this x shares insg singaporeorning. thank you. here's first word news with paul allen. paul: momentum is building in talks with china as they seek to cut the u.s. trade deficit. a framework has been agreed upon. china has yet to commit to a specific figure. the two sides may yet impose tariffs, but washington remains optimistic. >> a lot of momentum from this framework. start going through the different commodity purchases. i don't see any pause at all. i would say there is more momentum. has told iranpeo production.ium he gave a list of 12 basic requirements that tehran must meet to avoid punishment. pompeo is making his first address as secretary of state. >> this thing of sanctions will be paid if the regime does not change its course from the one it has chosen to one that rejoins the league of nations. these will end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are complete. those comments to joyce with response from tehran. rouhani says that it is unacceptable for the u.s. to dictate to the world. sha

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implementation of the deal, he certainly would want us to keep it, closer to this tran trump is should tell us sgh when pakistan got nukes didn't care when north korea got nukes cared a lot about 2000 americans in syria, wants them back. maria: israel they said they wanted to wipe israel off the map is this group you want to have nukes same people said to wipe israel off the maps. >> they have overs 00 nuclear weapons support united states has given to israelis extraordinarly strongs netanyahu came here wanted the deal to go away you talk to senior israelis they say don't leave the deal you are going to leave united states isolated, so they are saying that, too. >> we will see what happens i almost feel like the way trump goes could actually kick tight you were, we will see -- could dictate europe the u.s. going into this first place, we will follow u.s. is he going to follow u.s. out i got to ask about china because that is another pressing issue global stage will speak with tournament xi now speaking on phone president tweeted earlier i will be speaking with my friend president xi of china this

. >> because thach beey've been sg us for too many years. >> bad trade deals and we got walked all overhad a fleeting and sporadic reacquaintance with the notion of the clause in the constitution. there has been, i think, systematic shredding of it and trampling on it over the course of the white house. every once in a while it comes to the fore in a glaring way. it goes on day by day. every day at the trump international hotel in washington, d.c., where people pour money into trump's pocket to curry favor with the white house. there are a million ways in which they're benefiting financially from the president in both in the spirit and letter, spirit and the letter of that clause in the constitution. but every once in a while something like this happens that is so flagrant that we're all forced to focus on it again. you look at it and just say it's utterly outrageous. >> and, again -- >> yet, the problem is mika, he is keeping alive a company that there's bipartisan agreement causes a national security risk the united states of america. i always talk about when bill clinton let the bigg