information in the june meeting than they expected, it is obvious that they will be doing it a little soonere question becomes how will they do it? they lied out how much they will buy over a certain. for the next year. it looks like the whole process will last three or four years. the most important thing to point out is the mortgage process will be something that will be like watching paint dry. they will be very careful about how they do it. they know they are in a financial crisis. the housing market was a stall wart that help them out of it. the last thing they want to do is mess with the mortgage and tamper with the housing market success. i look at 10-year and 30 year u.s. yields. they fell. there was inflation data that missed some of the expectations. latest announcement, this is hardly a normal reaction for the market. now a quote from bloomberg, they are saying that making it clear that the fed moves, it gives the outlook for economic expansion. that looks a lot like a policy error. do you agree? agree.n't i'll take it is policy eric. inflation is on the weaker side as we can see.

. >>> oklahoma sooners win their second straight women's college world series. the sooners have won four titles since 2000, the most by any program in that division. >>> the earthquakes introduced their new resume, tom fox. fox says his priorities are building a winner and increasing the fan base. we got game three tomorrow night. >> how do you feel about it? >> if the cavs don't win, they're toast. if their home crowd, it will be a closer game. i'm not sure if they can pull it

. >> frankly, if he were brought home sooner i think the result would have been a lot different. he should have been brought home that same day. the result would have been different. >> reporter: his press secretary asked to explain. >> the president believes had it happened sooner and quicker there would have been additional medical resources that could have been provided. >> to suggest others didn't do what they did is route rageous. >> reporter: there's just sadness. sadness over the loss of a bright young man, four years ago a promising high school graduate. >> as a group we're stronger than anything right now. we've made it through the good times and the bad. >>> a confrontation in the sky between u.s. and russia with tensions escalating. u.s. officials say a russian fighter jet intercepted an american spy plane over international waters. as nbc pentecost correspondent explains the aircraft came within just five feet of each other. >> reporter: the dramatic incident happening between a u.s. spy plane and an armed russian jet over the baltic sea. the russian fighter jet appro

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the sooner the better. there could be events in the world that make it more difficult for us to borrow. i am very focused on doing this as soon as possible and look forward to working with the house and the senate on that. mr. quigley: why a clean debt ceiling? my preferencehin: would be in response to budget decisions in a budget and through the appropriation process. i think you see in the the emphasisudget is to balance the budget but let me just say the debt ceiling should not be a republican or democrat issue, it should be an acknowledgment that we have spent the money and need to fund the government. talked aboutyou preferring it to be in august but there ethically could go later. do you have an estimated date that treasury is projecting the extraordinary measures will be exhausted? a range? secretary mnuchin: we have run lots of assumptions and there are a lot of models. i am comfortable to say we can fund the government through september. i would prefer not to give a range at this time but obviously

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he said had he know ali was giving gifts to williams he would have gone to the fbi sooner. the defense claims that williams was doing something that any elected official will do. a philadelphia bar owner who pled guilty to federal tax charges he says he knew by giving gifts and a car and trips to las vegas that williams would help him with a legal problem. outside federal court nbc 10 news. >>> the 21-year-old says he changed his mind during deliberations. >> as the week went on hearing other people's opinions and arguments for this side and this side and then open up my mind to the testimony i opened my mind to that and i was like this is different. this is not what i thought it would be. >> another juror in the case recently spoke with nbc news. that juror didn't want his name or identity revealed and said cosby suffered enough for whatever may have happened and believed the actor should not be found guilty. the case ended in a mistrial after more than 50 hours of jury deliberations. the district attorney says he will retry cosby. >>> in south jersey anguish, heartbreak a

. >> i think the president's been clear last week in the rose garden that he believes that the sooner we can get this addressed and dealt with, that there's been no collusion, he wants this to get investigated as soon as possible and be done with it. >> if i could ask you about the other headline. state of maryland, district of columbia filing a lawsuit against the president. >> right. >> seeking rulings on two points in a clause in the constitution. rnc thinks this is bogus. what does the president, what's the white house perspective? >> the president's interest as previously discussioned do not violate the clause for reasons that length that the justice of department filing enumerate in their friday night filings with respect to the crew lawsuit which was the first one. this lawsuit today is another iteration of the case that was filed by that group crew filed by the same lawyers. so it's not hard to conclude that partisan politics may be one of the motivations behind it. the suit was filed by two democratic attorney generals. the lawyers driving the suit are advocacy group with par

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perhaps most important they we agree that we need to get this done sooner and rather than later. that is by working hand-in-hand with house and senate leadership and transport like the one being conducted currently in the roosevelt house with the tech industry to iron out details and get input on what needs to happen. we are also committed to seeing the repeal and replace of obamacare. obviously the senate is where the action is right now. this week is the deadline for insurers to commit to selling plans on the obamacare exchange. during the upcoming enrollment period. and you are continuing to see more signs of the failure. last friday one of only five remaining of the 23 nationwide that will created by obamacare proposed pegging its rates by nearly 80 percent. jane iowa with the president will be traveling tomorrow, the only insurer left in the obamacare exchange proposed a 42 percent rate hike for next year. with almost every day that passes, another insurer either leaves the market or raises its rates by double digits. the american people cannot afford to front the bill for t

sooner or later, something will happen in europe or over here that will play into the president's hands. we do stop all this politically correct stuff. host: what does that look like? caller: going on offense means screening and banning these people as they come across here. the u.k. is still scratching their head about who this guy is and how he gets -- how he got here. ingseed to know these th ahead of time. host: next is sam on the line for democrats. go ahead. caller: hello. inconcern about terrorists the united states is the affordable care act. i think the government is terrorizing the citizens of the united states. they do not want to make payments for health care. we are talking about specifically foreign actors potentially coming into the united states. keep your thoughts to that and the potential of that happening. caller: i think the money that you spend trying to protect america -- you really cannot stop these lone wolf things. host: ok. that was sam up from nashville, tennessee offering his thoughts this morning. the will be a hearing today on the topic of foreign surveilla

. >> frankly, if he were brought home sooner, i think the results would have been a lot different. he should have been brought home that same day. the result would have been a lot different. >> reporter: his press secretary asked to explain. >> the president believes that had it happened sooner, or quicker, potentially there might have been medical resources that could have been provided. >> it suggests others didn't do as well as they did is rather outrageous. i think they ought to cease and desist. >> reporter: despite the politics, in the end there is just sadness. sadness over the loss of a bright young man, only four years ago a promising high school graduate addressing his classmates. >> we're stronger than anything right now. we've made it through the good times and the bad. >> reporter: and beyond north korea's brutality, there is the issue of north korea's nuclear and missile test. tomorrow the u.s. and china meet in washington to discuss options. president trump tweeting late today, while i greatly appreciate the efforts of president xi in china to help with north korea,

the sooner we do this, the better. there could be event sin the world that that make it more difficult for us to borrow. i am very focused on doing this as oon asoon as possible and tok forward to working with the house and senate. >> why a clean debt ceiling? >> my preference would be we address the debt ceiling as a debt ceiling increase, and respond to budget decisions in a budget and through the appropriations process. as you see in the president's budget, we have emphasized it is important to balance the budget, but let me just say the debt ceiling should not be a republican issue or a democrat issue. it should be an acknowledgment that we have spent the money, and need to fund the government. >> back to your first point, you talked about preferring to be in august, but theoretically, it could go later. do you have an estimated date the treasure very is projecting the extraordinary measures will be exhausted? or a range? >> we have run lots of models and there are lots of different assumptions. i am comfortable sa

it may have to be sooner than what is projected. we shall see. debate.e will have that speaking of taxes, i think the onision the president made the paris accord come i the budget he has put forth again really speaks further to the fact that he should show us his tax returns. it's very important we see his tax returns. what do the russians have on donald trump politically, personally, and financially that he won't show was his tax -- rns to give us maybe that would clear up the issue or maybe it will be a path to some other questions. show us your tax return. we talk about lifting the debt ceiling and tax returns. we know that what he proposed would have given him a tax break of $30 million. on the year he has revealed his tax return. a tax break of $30 million. show was your tax return. anyway, we come back to the fact that something very different happened yesterday. i've been telling my members that this is really about policy. it's not about personality. it's not about tweets. it's not about how much sleep somebody gets at night and how balan

only i think some morning clouds will give way much sooner, a little breeze 50s and 60s on the temps. coolest temps up north toward graydon. san mateo and palo alto 67. stanford is 53. what is interesting is, this is out by the airport. so they run warmer on the lows. stanford runs closer to the bay, they will be cooler. stanford warmer. microclimates have you to deal with every day. west west west out of the oakland airport and sfo, west at sfo to hayward, out to livermore. so on clear breeze in place. 53 bodega bay. 54 yesterday. san francisco was 58, now 57. kind of holding steady but they did go up. unseasonably cool coming out of the great lakes. yesterday if you have never been to washington d.c. at the end of june or baltimore, it can be really hot and humid. the humidity dipped below 30%. and as dave will tell you that doesn't happen often in june. humidity in washington d.c. below 30%. 52 in chicago this morning, very cool. minneapolis 55. we had our -- remember back in june we had our deep low, now they have one as well. low clouds will give way to sunshine. 59 reno, phoenix

so we still get the on shore wind, even napa airport, watch the low clouds burn off sooner today. weak little system yesterday, so today is the push, not much in the way of a breeze. cool air settled in for us, we are slightly below average on these temps. except near the coast. 60s, 70s, 80s to a few 80s farther inland. it's 4:01. >> good morning, sal. >> good morning to you, steve. we don't have a lot going on which is nice. we always like to start nice and quiet and starting off with the tracy commute, if you are driving on 580 westbound it looks good so far if you want to get a nice drive through tracy, 205 and 580 altamont pass to livermore, nice drive out to the hayward castro area. this is a look at oakland, 880 north at the coliseum. traffic moves well in both directions here. if you are driving out to the bay bridge toll plaza it is light, 401 let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. >>> topping or news, google has been hit with a record $2.7 billion fine by the european union. the european commission six year investigation found that google distorted shopping by pu

some democrats say president obama should have acted sooner. the sanctions that he put on are relatively small. does the american people need to do more right now? >> i saw kellyanne conway blaming the obama administration. but they're no longer in charge. here is something that could be done. we passed in a bipartisan way. didn't get that much attention. but mitch mcconnell and i and the leaders of the -- the democratic and republican leaders of the banking committees passed a bill that does three things on sanctions. one, it codifies existing sanctions. two, trump can't reduce them on his own. he needs congressional approval. and three, new sanctions toughened up. based on what john mccain and lindsey graham wanted to do. donald trump is -- seems to be opposing that. the american people are scratching their heads. knowing his relationship with putin, they're saying, why the heck is he opposing strengthening the sanctions? >> they're saying it's just on separation of powers concerns. >> oh, come on. give me a break.tough. they're strong. and t

the president today said that if otto warmbier had been brought home sooner, the results would have been a lot different. does the president believe that the obama administration is partly responsible for what happened to otto warmbier? >> the president was pleased that he was able to work with the state department and get otto home as soon as he could, but i think when you -- when you realize what happened, the president knows -- believes that had it happened sooner or quicker, potentially there might have been additional medical resources that could have been provided. he's just obviously saddened by this entire situation, and just would have hoped that it could have been resolved earlier. >> just wanted to ask, the house caucus and there he is three gop senators have suggested that the -- either be scrapped or just greatly shortened into more business can be done. at least make the first steps on tax reform. is that something -- could the president support either scrapping or shortening the august recess? >> i think that's going to be up to the house and the senate to determine their

. >> if brought home sooner, i think the. there would have been a lot different. otto is a disgrace. i spoke when i see family. his family is incredible what they've gone through. he should have been home a long time ago. >> reporter: at least ten americans were released from north korean custody during the last administration. it's painful mr. warmbier was not among them, but the effort on their behalf never ceased, even during the waning days of the administration. the president's approval rating has fallen to 36%, a record low. 57% now approve of his presidency. the russia investigation, 28% approve, 63% do not. the release of obamacare is still under wraps in the senate. while once championing the passing of the bill, the president now describes it as heartless and mean. senate democrats are seizing on the president's criticism. >> i think president trump summed up his health care bill best with one word: mean. for once, on the topic of health care, my colleagues and i find ourselves agreeing with the president. this bill is mean. sle mean. >> now, even as the

warmer areas going to burn off a little sooner.low layer of marine -- of the marine layer right now. we are looking at closer average but slightly below. 95 and 1984 -- 1984 was the record high for today. i think we don't have much of a push over the hills. 50s on the thames and 48 in santa rosa. they are running 6 degrees cooler. most locations are running about one or 2 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. 47 in woodside, 50 four menlo park, los altos hills 53, pacifica is a cool 51 degrees. west southwest breeze, not howling or anything but it is there. we have a westerly component, west-southwest from oakland all the way to concord and fairfield. is a little component of a breeze today. 30s and 40s in the mountains, 55, 57 ukiah in sacramento. we are looking at a high of 108 today in phoenix. palm springs not bad, fog will burn off sooner here. high pressure is building in and you can see the signature right here. that will allow us to warm up away from the coast a little bit. again, most temperatures are above average -- at avera

they say the sooner these people move out, the sooner the work can begin and that work is expected to begin and that work is expected to take four weeks but if you multiply that over 60 blocks declared unsafe you can tell that many people are going to see a lot of destruction in their lives over the coming weeks. bear in mind also that 500 blogs are still yet to be tested. richard, when this first happened and those in the camden tower blocks were told they needed tower blocks were told they needed to leave there was a lot of upset and anger. has that now dissipated, our people realising it is perhaps in their best interests? there's still a great deal of anger but also potentially more confusion, people not really understanding how long they will have to be out of their flats, some feel this is a kneejerk reaction and i think the councils all have a hard time trying to convince the 100 or so people still in their flats that they need to leave. it remains to be seen how they will deal with that difficult delicate situation. richard, thank you. joining me now via webcam is christopher

. >>> still ahead tonight, did the supreme court just help get some drugs to patients sooner? >>> across the globe, and qatar, financial markets are stabilized after a week of losses. this is as the government shows to keep up and running despite being sanctioned by its neighbors. with an exclusive interview by cnbc, the finance minister stressed his country's resilience. >> we look at what happened, sometimes a lot of people think that we're the only one to lose in this. i don't think so. qatar is a very strong economy, and it's a big economy. and i think if we're going to lose a dollar, they will lose a dollar also. i think there is a lot of business among everybody around us. so i think -- i like to have a win-win situation, but this incident, it's very unfortunate. it's put a lot of lives, especially human people in difficulties, families are being disrupted around these countries. it was forced on us. it was taken by other countries. but qatar is always open for business. we'd like the people that live here to have all the respects and actually getting in and out of count

say must take place before may of twenty eighteen and some people are speculating it could be even sooner with that in some people suggesting it could be as soon as the autumn now silvio berlusconi is trying to overturn a ban on being able to run for public office and if he's able to overturn that ban then perhaps he could be the person to unite and to stop those divisions between the center right parties which would make them a force to be reckoned with in that general election now that comes after many voters say that they are disaffected and unhappy with the current government which is led by the democratic party that sent. left party and that's because of three main issues one of them is the migration of. thousands of migrants coming into its shores mainly on areas like the island of lampedusa with people arriving from north africa and the fleas struggling to deal with that it's also been struggling to deal with a timid economy for many years it has a high rate of unemployment currently at around eleven or twelve percent and more than that its banking sector has been in dire straits f

if he had been brought sooner, i think the result would have been a lot different.should have been brought home that same day. and in phoenix, arizona, more than a0 flights have been grounded, because it's too hot for the planes to fly. let's start in brussels and look at some of the news copy coming into the bbc newsroom. a spokesman for the bbc newsroom. a spokesman for the belgian police has told the bbc a man triggered a small explosion in the central train station in brussels. we are told the man was neutralised by military forces. no one else is believed to be injured and the police say the situation is under control. this is brussels central station in the centre of the city. it has been evacuated and these are the pictures that we have coming in to the news room. from just outside the central station. you can see the area cordoned off. only a few police officers inside. let's bring in... in a minute we will bring in some more updates from oui’ will bring in some more updates from our colleagues in brussels. at the moment, the police are saying the situation