sovereignty is not easy you can get wrecked and in two thousand and twelve we saw the wreckage of south tom this is the collapse of big queen and may eleventh two thousand and twelve. hacked. is the when you give a party you'll be a coin like an exchange and there was an exchange. and when you give you'll be going to an exchange you and they own the big coin they can spend the big queen as they wish and they could say that there's more big queen than there actually is everybody lost their big car and they got wrecked and erupted all these sort of angry trolls trolls like laughing i'm mocking and don't get out tang and i get wrecked by going ten x. leverage by putting your coins on an exchange not your keys not your coins you know if you're on an exchange you don't own those coins so here is the here as a. huge lesson in individual economic sovereignty. has become the wild west of finance with the proliferation of websites offering loosely regulated replicas of the services familiar to those in the financial industry perhaps the most notorious is. a platform offering margin trading short sel

south bay. >>> a peeping tom accused of raping a woman has been arrested. investigators think there may be other victims out there. shawn chow was arrested on friday following an investigation of a rape report made in september. that woman said chow sexually assaulted her in his apartment. he then returned two days later and assaulted her again. chow also has prior convictions for peeping into bathrooms. >>> a follow up now to the deadly officer involved shooting in san jose. the officer who was dragged under the suspect's car has a broken collarbone and other injuries, but is expected to make a full recovery. things could have been much, much different here. police were trying to recover a stolen car saturday afternoon when the suspect rammed the car into a patrol car, then sped toward the officers. three officers opened fire, but one officer was hit by the car, dragged, then pinned. the suspect died. his identity has not been released. >>> a horrific scene at a moscow airport. a plane trying to make an emergency landing bursts into flames. take a look. ru

tom long professor of south american politics at work university welcome all to the program i want to bring in ramon which. first i saw on t.v. as we all did a very bold statement a very grand statement that the attempted coup was underway now he's in hiding is this it for him as he finished. well no i mean what happened yesterday manish was. try by president way bill. to move forward and. the regime in a situation where the military around. will just need to recognize plato or as a precedent i mean this is not news to asian administrates it really hard and really difficult to understand many things moving at the same time but way too it's trying to push the military to change sites this is not easy we don't know if that's going to happen anytime soon but wait dog close your border not bits and it was easy it's frightening hard to reach that will let's bring in pulled over. in venezuela poll madore must be thinking that he's got the upper hand right now. without a doubt i think the events of yesterday were can only be considered a failure for white zero five but only fifteen soldiers

board of cannabis investment firm northern star is former senate majority leader, former south dakota senator tomins us here on set along with northern swan ceo carl detweiler is there something about working in congress that leads you to this space >> i think just the enormous promise that the plant provides medically. there is just an explosion of interest and real curiosity about all of the applications around health care, just never existed before >> you have said during your time, it was thought of as a recreational drug, period. >> that's right. >> the medical promise has come since you left. >> no question even fda recognizes now for epilepsy what value it can bring. there are a lot of other areas as well, we know that for pain management, especially, the real opportunities here to explore the promise. >> so how did this connection begin with -- >> i met the senator in high school, believe it or not. >> high school >> in high school. we reconnected about a year ago, and as northern swan is building this platform, the senator recognized the value of working with the federally legal cannabis

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south bay, more than 30 s.w.a.t. teams will resume their competition tom to find out who is the best in the west. members tested their marksmanship. they have sponsored the competition for 26 years. >> i think it really, really builds confidence. i think it is really good for the teams to learn from each other. we rely on each other. >> they take it very, very seriously. >> s.w.a.t. teams compete in a variety of physical fitness events. this year's competitors include s.w.a.t. teams from san francisco, oakland, freedom, san mateo county and oregon. >>> the carry the load national relay is making its way through the area. they walked through the gates of the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio this morning. carry the load began in 2011 with a mission of honoring the sacrifices made by manager's first responders and service members. this group started in seattle and will ultimately finish in dallas on memorial day weekend. >> we're going 4130 miles. all the way down the coast here. and then nevada,ary air, new mexico, back into south texas and back home. we're either biking or walking.

tom long professor of south american politics at work university welcome all to the program i want to bring in ramon which. first i saw on t.v. as we all did a very bold statement a very grand statement that the attempted coup was underway now he's in hiding is this it for him as he finished. well no i mean what happened yesterday manish was. try by president way bill. to move forward and. the regime in a situation where the military around. will just need to recognize plato or as a precedent i mean this is not news to asian administrates it really hard and really difficult to understand many things moving at the same time but way too it's trying to push the military to change sites this is not easy we don't know if that's going to happen anytime soon but wait dog close your border not bits and it was easy it's frightening hard to reach that will let's bring in pulled over. in venezuela poll madore must be thinking that he's got the upper hand right now. without a doubt i think the events of yesterday were can only be considered a failure for white zero five but only fifteen soldiers

tom long professor of south american politics at work university welcome all to the program i want to bring in ramon which. first i saw on t.v. as we all did a very bold statement a very grand statement that the attempted coup was underway now he's in hiding is this it for him as he finished. well no i mean what happened yesterday manish was. try trace it and wait till. it to move forward and. the regime in a situation where the military around. will just need to recognize plato or as a precedent i mean this is not i mean it's intuition administrates it really hard and really difficult to understand many things moving at the same time but way too it's trying to push the military to change sites this is not easy we don't know if that's going to happen anytime soon but wait dog closely or for the last bit and it was easy it's frightening hard to reach that will let's bring in pulled over and . in venezuela poll majority must be thinking that he's got the upper hand right now. without a doubt i think the events of yesterday were can only be considered a failure for white zero five but on

tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> that severe weather in the south resulting in a state of emergency in louisiana. take a look at that freight train right there. 28 cars derailing in mississippi after more than half a foot of rainfall drenching rain, stranding motorists in houston over the last few days. the ground extremely saturated and more rain on the way. rivers swollen beyond their banks. flash flood watches from texas through mississippi. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano here with more. >> reporter: tonight, parts of the gulf coast, saturated and bracing for more rain. in southern mississippi, more than two dozen cars of this freight train derailing, after more than a half foot of rain fell overnight in the area. pearl river county officials warning that flooding is making some roads impassible, urging residents to limit their travel. severe weather across the region packing dangerous lightning all week. a home security camera capturing lightning striking a tree outside this houston home. more than 100,000 customers in the area without power at one point. in louisiana, the governor d

a south korea newspaper is reported that the tom negotiator kim yong chol was killed and then there ism yong chol who is the counter part of secretary mike pompeo and sourced to -- sent to forced labor and he handed the letter from his leader to trump last year. we should point out cnn has not been able to independently verify any of this. this is secretary pom ao responding to this news when asked about it just this morning. >> do you have any confirmation of comment about that? are you concerned about those reports? >> we've seen the reporting to which you're referring. we're doing our best to check it out. i don't have anything else to add to that today. >> bob baer is a former cia operative and security analyst. so, bob, executing top officials because of a failed summit. is this seriously in the realm of possibility? >> oh, absolutely, brooke. it is par for the course for kim jong-un. he killed his uncle. strapped him to an anti-aircraft gun and blew him apart. he killed his half brother with a weapon of mass destruction in an international airport. this guy is perfectly capable o

tom the end of the civil war thered of world war i, was a fairly good sized influx of african-americans from other parts of the country, from the deep south, from the southeast. them came from missouri. they came here with limited skills and they were forced in some ways to take the poorest jobs in milwaukee. way people did work their up, but there was a little bit of an underclass that went with all of that. cabin, an honor vintage cabin made by a german immigrant as a representation of what it was like to be an early german-american here in milwaukee. small cabins became frame houses, frame houses -- you wound up with a mansion. hard. worked very many of the industries were created by german-american migrants in milwaukee. talent,s a vast pool of a vast pool of high-energy people interested in building milwaukee. it corrects our cities tour staff recently traveled to milwaukee to learn about its rich history. to watch more video from milwaukee and other stops on our tour, visits he spent.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span three. tv,ext on american history historian henry louis gates

him name is tom perez that beat the good mayor of south bend for the job. you don't know the mayor of south bend ran for the job. it's an amazing. >> what's it like covering this kind of thing when they ll through san francisco? is it -- they don't -- no one knows who they are. >> well, so we have what couple come through. we have had jay inslee was at commonwealth club. >> beto o'rourke. >> but sometimes they come through and you don't have a chance to cover them because don't know how important this is. this person is not pulling out one. >> giving field does trump win. >> at this moment you have to say trump has the best happened towards a win. although the polls show that there's 6, including elizabeth warren that allegedly on the head to head beats trump but you know that's not an accurate poll because it's not head to head yet. we have got to get there. once we get there, then it's better time to say at the moment, it's trump all the way. . >> you know i g there' noa gatekeeperou ow i figure where well, if they want to get in, get in. the question is

francine: we are seeing the south african president voting right now. tom, and this is another form of global populism we have been seeing. it is a guy who is more popular than his beleaguered party. , have theymystery simply run out of patience with the anc? i would emphasize, this is not a normal election and there is more going on than the typical anc soiree. francine: we have been speaking to economists who follow this , wholy and the president we are seeing on camera, it posa is voting in a crowded voting station. he needs a decisive victory. what markets are worried about is if he does not win with pain large majority -- with a large majority, it would go back to somebody who would cut the reforms he put into place. tom: being a yield hawk where you go to em to pick up marge basis points, do you want to be -- more basis points, do you want to be more aggressive with troubled economies like turkey and south africa? rosalind: we are always reluctant to talk about e.m. as a basket because there is so many different cases within e.m. broadly, the question

tom llamas. we begin tonight with the severe weather slamming the south. dangerous storms from the gulf coast to virginia. blinding rain and heavy winds hitting alabama. dozens of water rescues under way. more than a foot of rain falling in mississippi. a thunderstorm lighting up the sky in florida. the system moving to the northeast through tomorrow. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, powerful storms slamming the south again and millions up the east coast in the throes of torrential rain and damaging winds. a flash flood emergency, forcing first responders to make daring rescues and wade through chest-high waters to save those stranded in this mississippi neighborhood. in poplarville, mississippi, more than a foot of rain falling, carving out huge sections of this road and cutting off all exit routes for residents there. >> i lost everything, sir. i lost everything. >> reporter: wind gusts topping 55 miles per hour ripping through this alabama parking lot. gulf shores residents cleaning up tonight, after powerful winds brought trees down onto cars

south versus this. but this will be one of the flash points. >> bret: tom. >> tom: quickly come i think it is true johnying good cop/bad cop but they have different articulations. president trump's inability to deal with nuclear, secretary of state pompeo a long list of demands in terms of negotiations. it will be interesting to see how that plays out. >> bret: panel, standby next up who knows who will be talking about this but can ufos be explained away? what is up with the latest investigations? ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. because the future only happens with people hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get a

tom temperatures ranging between nine to 14 degrees. pleasant enough in the southhe north of scotland, working thereby sent across tonight. turning to sleet and snow across highland scotland. a little bit more cloud than last night. temperatures generally positive side of reason. last night was a temperature set at minus four degrees. to start your bank holiday monday, we had this cold front pushing said. that will bring a line of cloud and showers. to the north of cloud and showers. to the north of that, more sunshine present across goal and, equally still a they showers and it will circle. to what they said and said that, mostly dry. a fairly cloudy picture and temperatures somewhere between eight to 30 degrees. not great for this time of year, but it stays cool and cloudy and chesty. further showers cropping up to the day. and more persistent rain later interesting. things are turning quite unsettled, a little bit milder in the south. this area of the pressure pushes closer to the english channel and will bring some strong winds in the sand. some rental, which i

in the south bay, hundreds of volunteers pitched in to help clean up a school. here's "today in the bay"'s tom: 500 volunteers got their marching orders. >> let's hear it from the principal! >> reporter: and spread out across the middle school campus knocking out a long list of chores. >> keep the library clean. >> reporter: making the school grounds a little nicer for 700 plus students and their teachers. >> every year i end up doing the job for tall people. >> reporter: super sprucing up the garden to painting basketball courts and weeding, telemundo and the rest of the comcast family worked together with their personal families, friends, and neighbors to give back to the community. >> one of our employees brought a whole basketball team. teachers are here. their students and their families are also here. so we're going to make a nice impact on this school today. >> a lot of kids helping the school. that's what really warms the heart. >> reporter: it warms the hearts of educators who say the lessons learned about community today will live on for generations. >> so when they come and they vol

francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. jonathan ferro is southu go out to pimco and chat them up, that is a good thing. given where markets and bonds are, this is remarkable. it centers around discussions with manny roman and dan iversen. look for that throughout the day. right to first word news. white house national security adviser john bolton says there is no reason for iran to break the nuclear treaty unless it is trying to build atomic weapons. he is meeting with officials from the emirates, and said iran is almost certainly behind attacks on oil tankers in the gulf. china found a new way to battle the u.s. on trade. it is gearing up to weaponize its dominance of rare earth. china may restrict rare earth exports to the u.s.. the u.s. gets 80% of those minerals from the chinese. it has been a rare outburst of tornadoes in the u.s. over the last month. more than 500 twisters have been logged as severe weather hit from the rocky mountains to the mid atlantic. yesterday was the 12th day with reports of at least eight tornadoes. belondon, the ma

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tom leader's land architect. >> thank you. we've been oh fish yea officiarh process. we looked at a simulation of the south park and south park is longer, divided into segments with winds through and creates a certain scale and they work for certain types of uses. this has a square configuration and there may be an opportunity for a bigger gathering, to support a bigger community, larger events and to create things that gather around that. next slide. so, of course, the looks like currently it's buried inside. our job here, number one, to make this visible from the streets. so we have the benefit of all of these alleyways, welsh and moving north-south, that you can see in and that it is lit and you can find the place and there's an identity that's clear and obvious to people coming from the streets to find this place. it's important for safety and identity. the key to having this is an identity as well as safety and a place of community is to activate it to the largest degree possible. we've been working with the beaterman design and the community to identify, begin to identify calendar of events that happ

tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home. >>> breaking overnight, the southays north korea launched several short range projectiles. they are working to see if they are missiles. >> the launches came from the east coast. they flew anywhere between 43-125 miles before crashing into the sea. the white house press secretary, sarah sanders says, we are aware of north korea's actions tonight. we will continue to monitor as necessary. cnn correspondent, paula hancox is following more. >> reporter: we are waiting to get guidance on what was launch launched saturday morning local time. there were multiple short range projectiles. what the projectiles are could make a difference when it comes to what reaction to expect from the trump administration. we had a reaction from the south korean presidential blue house. they believe this goes against a military agreement that the two leaders greeded upon in pyongyang where they agreed not to do anything to raise tensions. they have gone against that and urged them to come back to the negotiating table as soon as possible. th

south. look right here, we were high and dry. a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings in our region, but that was aiut now tomorrow, warm and humid tonight. it's 83 degrees currently. row, nd humid again tom and then severe storm chances tomorrow, yes. but that it. we've got another change towards the weekend. i'll show you what i mea by that. i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> top democrats and some republics say it's time to take actionsphere the ecial counsel could not. they want the house to begin apeachment proceedingsinst president trump. >> dping his surrise appearance today, robert mueller suggested that only congress cou formally accuse the president of wrongdoing while he's in office.so he al refused to exonerate mr. trump. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> now president trump suggested he was innocent and the case is closedon democrats d think so. they're turning up the heat tonight on speaker nancy pelosi, and that includes candidates running for the white house. >> bob mueller wasll e referring impeachment to the united states congress. >> the message really is over to you, congress. >> it calls fo

south korea's president says he is concerned by the developments meanwhile u.s. president donald trump tweeted that kim jong un doesn't want to break the promises made to him before going to commitments on denuclearization tom said but i believe that kim jong un fully realizes the great economic potential of north korea will do nothing to interfere or end it he also knows that i am with him and does not want to break his promise to me deal will happen well minter all but as a former u.s. state department diplomat as specializing in north korea he says trump's focus on economic growth and north korea won't be enough for it to give up nuclear weapons. there is a belief that north korea desperately wants to bolster its economy and that if only it would get great economic aid from the united states it would completely denuclearize and the united states is certainly right that economic incentives do matter in some way to north korea especially partial sanctions relief but it certainly will not get north korea to completely give up its nuclear weapons the president said a deal will happen but i see no evidence that we are anywhere close to a nuclear deal with north korea north korea probably does not have the dom

tom. the entire system is going to be moving east. at least one more wave of rain coming for houston. the radar, four states in flood watches. rain across north texas. and dry across south texas. that's not going to last long. another wave coming through tomorrow, tapping the gulf of mexico with more moisture, heavy rain there, and then sunday, a severe weather across georgia and the carolinas and here in the northeast a very wet mother's day. tom? >> rob, we will stay tracking that weather through the weekend. thank you. >>> breaking developments out of washington. a top democrat issuing subpoenas for did the domestic's tax returns dating back six years. steve mnuchin and the irs commissioner told to deliver the document disnes by next friday. this as president trump raising tariffs on china. pulling the ig from tore raise tariffs. americans now caught in the middle. terry moran is at the white house. >> reporter: the president calls today's talks between the us and china "candid and constructive," but the chinese delegation left the white house empty handed tonight, no meeting with the president and no deal. so today, trump opened a new front in the trade war. those n

tom symonds, bbc news. the alleged serial rapist, joseph mccann, has refused to appear in court for a second day. in a highly unusual move, the chief magistrate has travelled to belmarsh prison in southdeclined to leave the cells. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is there now. a magistrate going to the prison? has this happened before? george, this is believed to be an unprecedented first appearance by a defendant in a criminal case. all morning, joseph mccann had refused to come out of his cell here at belmarsh jail. to come out of his cell here at belmarshjail. he to come out of his cell here at belmarsh jail. he was supposed to be going to a video link and he was going to a video link and he was going to a video link and he was going to be hooked up to westminster magistrates‘ court to face charges. the hours went by. this afternoon it was decided that the chief magistrate, lawyers and journalists we re magistrate, lawyers and journalists were travel across london to the prison for the hearing. that hearing is now under way. wejournalists prison for the hearing. that hearing is now under way. we journalists are not being allowed in because of the security at this prison s

south of the country. four israelis have been killed in the town of ashkelon and several others wounded by the barrage, according to officials there. tomd out in a packed gaza city street, this was a targeted strike, killing a palestinian israel says was a money—laundering for militants. air raid sirens have hardly stopped in southern israel, more than 500 rockets have been fired from gaza since yesterday, the israelis said, one of the worst flare—ups in years between old enemies. israel hasn't seen this number of casualties from rocket strikes since 2014. some hit homes. israeli deaths have prompted talk of fierce response from the country's prime minister. translation: i have instructed our forces to continue with massive strikes against terrorists in the gaza strip and the forces around the gaza strip will be stepped up with tanks, artillery and infantry. powerful explosions hit gaza, warplanes struck, israel said it hit hundreds of militant sites. the escalation had started on friday when one of gaza's smaller militant groups, islamichhad, shot and wounded two israeli soldiers. the death toll has been rising in gaza. militants are

tom: thank you so much. we have such good guests, i want to race through this, -33 on s&p nearing dow futures -300, oil southr yield with a 1.98 handle. francine: i have a very similar data check. havens are rising on trade threats escalating. i am looking at peso because we saw a huge move on the mexican currency as soon as trump tweeted on tariffs, and the vix gained. tom: an extraordinary market day. james glassman is with us of j.p. morgan, expert on the american labor economy, and someone expert on the labor gig economy and uber is david kirkpatrick. affect." "the facebook is uber amazon? no, they are not. tom: they told investors they would be. david: gamble private investors made was that wrubel will become uberazon like entity, -- will become an amazon like entity. over funding a company which allows them to gain huge market share and percent -- gain a perception of inevitability. they may not be a real business. tom: a money question you did address, if you have private silicon valley types and they see cfaf 18 seaweed nsy cfae -- teensy wee language -- david: not in the case of facebook. uber has r

tom: very good. that was a wonderful summer -- summit. i would note sterling south this morning.t, here is sebastian salic. sebastian: the pentagon is preparing to release images to back up the growing threat from iran. the pictures show traditional sailing vessels carrying missiles. they say the iranian military has been moving around more than usual. president trump's immigration plan is getting a cold reception even within the republican party. merits into place a new system for allocating green cards. lindsey graham says the law -- the bill will not become law. taiwan has become the first place in asia to legalize same-sex marriage. partymocratic progressive ordered a vote in favor of the 72% of voters in taiwan opposed same-sex marriage. has died.im pei among his works are the crystal building at the louvre. he was 102. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am sebastian salek and this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. it is unthinkable that we would have a 20th century o

south korea lower by about three quarters of 1%. facebook going crypto, the social media giant reportedly building a crypto corn you sighd payment system. the impact it could have on e-commerce. tomowing off his skills, taking aim at one hollywood star's home. "mornings with maria" starts right now. ♪ it's friday, friday, got to get down on friday. ♪ everybody's looking forward to the weekend, weekend. ♪ friday, friday. dagen: we begin this morning with the trump economy ahead of the big jobs report. president trump touting his economic achievements in an interview with fox news' katherine herridge. >> we have the strongest economy that we've ever had. we're doing phenomenally. we have the best unemployment numbers, african american,

thank you to tom, who has helped me prepare and help make possible an excellent trip to east asia. along with senator hassan, we went to japan, south korea, china, taiwan. it's striking to me the ways in which our president's policies have strained some of our most important core alliances globally and directly challenged china. he has picked up the club of tariffs for the first time in decades. we have a republican president who thinks imposing tariffs is the best tool foreign policy. before hitting china with it, he swung it around enough that he managed to hit most of our core allies with steel and aluminum tariffs that were national ecurity justified. that's not an approach i would have taken. but i do recognize that it is long overdue that we challenge china's theft of intellectual property. it's forced technology transfer policies. there is a range of actions and behaviors by china over recent decades that needs to be addressed. we are celebrating 40 years of the u.s.-china diplomatic relationship. there are lots of areas where we could and should cooperate. there are lots of areas where we are competing. i think the stock ma

tom, folks who don't travel in and around africa may not realize ethiopian airlines is the biggest airline in africa, ask that's a lot of flights. that's a big deal. >> even bigger than the south africa airways, and what the ceo told me is his own pilots and attendants and passengers don't want to fly the max right now. he's not sure they're going to get the confidence back in that plane to ask the pilots and the crew members and the passengers to fly it again. that's why he says they may, in fact, not fly it again. that would mean cancelling orders from 29 of those aircraft. that's a big deal. >> it's a very hard deal for airlines because airlines don't look to next year or the year after, they look 5, 10, 15, 20 years down. is anybody in a position to actually do that and say, you're cancelling orders, we're getting a plan with airbus? >> airbus is backlogged by about 5,000 planes, boeing is backlogged by about 5,000. it would take a long time to get a brand new plane. that doesn't mean they couldn't decide they're going to buy or lease another plane, a different model on the market somewhere, but it means a lack of confidence in the airlines right now. we ran a special on c

south of there. in towards the san mateo bridge, it should be okay. >> that crash quickly moves to the shoulder as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next, how the bay area's own tom hanks is celebrating care givers. >> people taking care of loved ones coping with debill talting deezs -- debilitating diseases. >> sometimes throughout the ability, the care giver often the love of their lives is the person there to lift them up off the ground. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. news making headlines around the nation and the world: this would be a bit o . >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. 5:24. here's a look at what's making headlines around the world. the reputable times in the uk says teresa may is stepping down as prime minister tomorrow. it comes in the midst of the start of the eu elections and ch

tom: is that what this is really about? this is important for our global audience, it is about south florida.ays looking to south florida. what is overy weighing this international event? shannon: it is guiding the policy. cubans have been there for decades and many venezuelan expatriates are looking for a change in their country, so that is guiding these politics and that is why we see a hard-line. cuba and venezuela have been linked for two decades. venezuela provides cheap or free oil to cuba and cuba has provided health care for venezuela. there are ties the trump administration is trying to break, but i do not see that happening. francine: if the military did not go to the extent that juan guaido was expecting, what would make them turn? we have the last round not seen in venezuela is the military force to fire on its own unarmed civilians. when we have seen protests put down and venezuela, it has been the national guard and collec tivos, neighborhood gangs, but has not been the government. that would be the breaking point. tom: let's talk about the military ahead of the defense and the

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let's bring in tom homan fox news contributor and former ice director. it is a tragic story in southr patrol station this happened at. the boy was there waiting for a week in holding facilities. this is the third migrant child all from guatemala to die in customs and border patrol custody. the horrible situation and horrible it happened. >> yeah, look, i've been saying for months when the first caravan came i said there will be more. i said there will be more children dying. it is very sad because what you just played with senator gillibrand making statements so reprehensible. when you say things like that when you run for president saying we don't detain anybody. that will further entice more families to put themselves in the hands of criminal organizations to make this dangerous journey. this isn't just about enforcement of law but saving lives. as long as congress won't address the loopholes people will be put in harm's way. at what point does congress wake up and say it's not just a national security issue and not about the sovereignty of this country. it is about saving lives of

south korea's cost be losing half a percent. we saw their export numbers fall more than 11%. plenty more coming up. the china open is next. ♪ >> program to bloomberg markets china been. i am tomthe day of trade. yvonne: we are counting down to the top stories. the fed president spoke exclusively to bloomberg. december rate hike might have been an error. concerned that we may have slightly overdone it with the december rate hike. back, huaweing

south korea. it is not a lot of good in the markets. the turkish central bank suspends the one week repo auctions, which is disastrous. turkey is heading into another test. tom smarts the positioning of guys? everyone knows it is not long, short. algorithms,ack box, people moving the markets. what is their position now and what would you expect today and tomorrow? marcus: i do not think anyone would be ashamed of sitting on the sidelines. unless you have a conviction trade, the dollar will do well. haven. is a classic safe we are seeing that trend. it is out of emerging markets, short-term certainly, and retreating to something as safe as you can. the equities still remain only long-term conviction trade which makes sense. francine: what is your take on treasuries? marcus: treasuries had a bit of a wobble last night after a 10 year auction. a little bit of a fear with china talks not going well, maybe china would not turn up. they probably did. if you look at the direct net buyers, that is perhaps where you would see china have some influence, it was average. the potential of them not turning up caused a wobble and an unpleasant auction. tom: greatly appreci

barcelona led by lionel messi, michael jordan, tom brady stuffed into a body of a 5'6" argentinean. riddled with injuries, 3-0 down. in the southhere was hope. >> yes. in the final 45 barcelona had the worst last-second collapse. it's wolf blitzer in the situation room! >> oh, my god! >> this next one. >> unbelievable. to do this with those injuries. massive passion. >> what? >> whoa! >> oh, my god. >> what happened? >> look at this, walks away. >> he has no sneaker. >> that was unbelievable. >> there will be a million liverpool babies. there will be no brexit. it's the most i have ever seen outside of donald trump's tax returns. a miracle, they destroyed lionel messi and barcelona. they will be sung for centuries about that night. the manager a giant carebear, he said before the game, so this is football. we will either win or we will fail beautifully. and ultimately that word still on point. >> it's hard to explain to americans how big that victory was. >> it was hard to tell the fans how big it was. when i came over here from liverpool to promote the game at yankee stadium on the 24th of july, i said yes, why not? we're thre

south carolina as democrats focus on the race. as rank and file democrats look. it's clear the enthusiasm for impeachment the democrats and tomher it be the green new deal, whether it's medicare for all. they are looking at democrats in complete contrast to donald trump. joe biden doesn't give them that contrast. and while -- >> julie: who does if he doesn't? >> as i've written in the "wall street journal." look at someone like kamala harris with a huge advantage now that california has moved up. >> julie: people's tax cuts. let's put up or actually play sound from kamala talking about how she wants to repeal the tax cuts. >> i am proposing that we change the tax code as follows. this will benefit the members of almost everybody who is represented here. i'll tell you how we'll pay for it. on day one we'll repeal that tax bill that that benefited the top 1%. >> julie: no centrist, biden won't be good enough. kamala wants to take away tax benefits. is that what americans want to see? the money we've been enjoying every week in our salaries taken away? >> you can't repeal it on day one. >> julie: i think she means hypothetically

south korea, -- there are very capable companies. there is a belief that huawei is ahead in 5g, but i do not think by much. viablend ericsson are competitors and can do it without huawei. tomlly one of the joys of bloomberg opinion. thank you. right now, joining us to get your briefing going on the equity markets, jonathan gallup of credit suisse. be a bullonfidence to in a mall-up market. are we still melty-uppy? >> it is a 3% contraction on trade concerns, but i do not think the likelihood of recession is there. tom: this is so important -- i am looking at the news flow coming by -- iron ore is at a record price because of demand for china, and we are worried about the overlay of global demand with all of the stories we are covering, yet you can still stay bullish and participate in the market. notthan: the key is you do need a roaring economy to have a perfectly fine stock market. is the economy great? no. you have the surveys done of executives on their spending extra stations showing that they are decelerating. global economics are weak. but there is a difference between modest growth and a contraction, and that is where we are. francine: the more this trade war conti

tom: full coverage of the vice-chairman's comments as well , and full coverage on the logistics of america, the pulse of america coast-to-coast. that can only be the gentleman from the southod conversation on the bond market. ♪ ♪ in the report, after that investigation, if we have had confidence the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so. we did not. the very careful words of the special counsel. a decorated career in vietnam, and his work with the fbi on the lockerbie disaster, and many special counsel's and prosecutions. mr. mueller leaves the justice department yesterday. summing up the zeitgeist on this moment yesterday, viviana hurtado. the world stopped at 11:00. viviana: it was a surprise announcement. a lot of people were trying to get clarity that came from mueller himself that they did not see in the report. he went back to the mueller report and said, these are my findings. he pushed it on the u.s. constitution that says anything that would need to go forward would be the task of u.s. congress. tom: clearly those are the headlines today, the zeitgeist moving forward, and now it is congress. let me go to the great silence of republicans.