host: anthony scaramucci joining us from southhampton, new york. we >> you can watch that at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or on c-span.org or using the free c-span radio app. >> tonight on "the communicators" american cable association president and c.e.o. polka and tbs telcom senior vice president of orporate affairs, andrew peterson talk about the issues facing rural and suburban broadband providers. >> we serve so many of our customers, very rural in scope. is the instances, pbs only provider in those areas. we've worked very closely with the devernnt, the .c.c. with programs that make partnership investments with private companies through the federal service program to bring that and to customers didn't previously have it or have adequate broadband bring robust broadband in the future. >> i think it's very important the as the administration, f.c.c., congress considers like proceedings and other concepts that roadband is and has been determined to be a matter of important infrastructure to our country and to our national policy. change because t

host: anthony scaramucci joining us from southhampton, new york. we apologize for the signal issues, but we appreciate your time. we hope you will come back. guest: thank you. host: we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 an eastern time with c-span washington journal. a busy meeting. -- of the washington post and washington examiner to set the stage for what is going to happen in the house and senate. later, looking at redundant federal programs with jessica lucas judy, deputy officer for the government accountability office tomorrow morning on c-span's washington journal. newsmakers is next. thank you for joining us. we hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next "newsmakers" with u.s. senior viceommerce president, john murphy. then a forum examing politics and race relations. after that, a discussion on president trump's foreign and policies. onit's been a busy week trade. we are proud to welcome john murphy. senioricial title is vice president for international polic

david: he must be really happy if he owns a home in southhampton. ans init out.now, the u.s. open golf is being played on chanda kochhar. starting tomorrow. there is a big story about renting your home if you live they are there. jason: the rental rates for two weeks or less are up 83%. it makes sense. effecteresting follow-on of this is the summer long rentals, just pop in and watch some golf. david: this is off of a pretty high base, these are not cheap. jason: the hamptons are not really killing it these days with rentals. this is a nice piece for them. the general manager of the real estate company said it could've been better. they have some short-term inventory, so it is not as huge as they may have thought. you're making these couple of weeks, you are giving up a little bit in terms of summer long rentals. a lot of people didn't do the full summer rentals because they wanted to hang back anmake their properties available for these weeks. david: who is not renting a place? tiger woods. he has a multimillion dollar that he has parked out in sag harbor. alix:

priority: you ♪ >> a look at action a cocktails golf club in southhampton, new york.this year's u.s. open. the singapore summit between president trump and kim jong-un produced stunning and surprising pictures. what about the substance? did the two leaders resolve differences that could lead to a nuclear confrontation? joining me is jacket, the top democrat on the armed services committee. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thanks chris. >>chris: president trump says north korea is no longer a nuclear threat and on friday he added this. >> i have solved that problem. we are getting it memorialized but that problem is largely solved. >>chris: senator, your reaction. >> north korea is a nuclear threat. what he said was absolutely preposterous. north korea has between - nuclear weapons. they have muscles that can deliver those two south korea, japan, . they have an infrastructure of nuclear laboratories and testing facilities, etc. this issue is just beginning to be dealt with. >>chris: the president acknowledges that although he clearly is more optimistic than you ar

open is getting underway this morning in southhampton, new york.tched some of the top players practice yesterday. teeing off in the first round just a few minutes ago. 10 years since tiger woods won the u.s. open. they believe he is likely to finish in the top 10 this year. >> really? >> yeah. you can watch the first round. tiger and everybody else. u.s. open right here on ktvu fox 2. coverage is from 1:30 to 4:30. 4:00 news will be over on the plus.spalding -- sporting event that we will have sporting here and news there. >>> an arrest in virginia connected to a bay area homicide. the woman who was arrested after a violent robbery in rosa early this year. >>> apple locking out law- enforcement. the company's new security update. >>> check out this iconic empire state building in new york city. ready for the world cup of soccer. the tower will rotate the colors of all 32 world cup teams beginning with russia >>> you can watch many of the world cup matches right here with the on ktvu fox channel 2. host nation russia plays saudi arabia and -- at mos

we are in southhampton new york and what we can expect from round number three. elizabeth. good afternoon. let's talk about the great one. not dustin johnson, the great one. wayne gretzky. his son-in-law is dustin johnson for the number one world ranked player and today wayne gretzky is here to see if dustin johnson will win his second u.s. open. johnson will be hitting the course broadcast this afternoon on fox at 3:10 pm eastern. yesterday he took off three more shots and he is at -4. he is a four shot lead retina going for the second u.s. open title. take a look at the leaderboard right now, you can see there are folks fairly close but a couple of names that are not on the board. an american has moved up 34 spots, he is now +3, berger bring home the bacon today. for underpar and patrick read, the masters to under today. and then the great story about a golfer you might not know of because he's an amateur. he is also a full-time firefighter. 31 years old from massachusetts. and he did better than tiger woods did. he is still playing this weekend. he is tied for

iç am joining you live from the very beautiful shinnecock hills golf course in southhampton. huge cry went up behind us. i'm dying to see what it was. here we are day one of the u.s. open. it is now underway. 12 poll dollars is on the line. a lot of screaming going on behind me which you don't hear a lot in golf. latest on the leaderboard. much more commitment coming up. connell. connell: melissa back to you in a couple minutes. with the dow ending day down 24 points. really weakness we saw in financials. industrials not great today. nicole petallides joins us with breakdown from the new york stock exchange. but, forget about the dow for a moment. we had the record for the nasdaq. >> let's talk about that. so the nasdaq hit as record. not only is this a record close. in fact it is the 100th record since president trump was he elected, on election day. so this may be a very good birthday present for our president. happy birthday, mr. president, 72. nasdaq at record close. thank you for charlie brady that stat. our senior editor. the mixed bag, the dow down 24 points. tacking o

open in shinnecock hills at southhampton, new york. the course is prove to be a beast. the latest on the leaderboard. connell: it is a beast. we'll get back to shin cob in just a minute -- shinnecock in a minute, melissa. markets down for the fourth trading session in a row. this is the longest losing streak for the dow in six weeks. phil flynn watching all the action in oil which was interesting today and gold. he is out at the cme. he is in chicago. let's start with nicole petallides at her usual post on the floor of the new york stock exchange. before we get to the markets, breaking news here on the at&t-time warner merger. >> absolutely. just moments ago we learned new developments on the at&t-time warner merger, 85 billion-dollar merger got okay. latest in at&t memo, time warner ceo jeff bewkes will plan to leave after a brief transition. it is also worth noting that he did testify that he believed, he would be terminated without cause an should the merger go through, that he believed at&t executive john sankey would take over his duties at new company. we'll see w

. >> here's maria bartiroma with a specialization of "mornings with maria" from southhampton.re with us, it is thursday, june 14th, a beautiful morning. it could be a day of reckoning if the fbi and department of justice, justice department inspector general michael horowitz set to release a long-awaited report which will detail his review of the hillary clinton investigation during the 2016 presidential rates. bob goodlatte says the american people will be astonished. >> it will put a lot of pieces in a giant puzzle together, it will shed light, the federal bureau of investigation mishandled the whole investigation with regard to former secretary of state hillary clinton. people will be astonished there would be this kind of bias. maria: what to expect from the bombshell report. we will preview. dick's sporting-goods ceo getting grilled by a shareholder on the decision to tighten the rules. get ready to pay for farmers and home mortgages, signaling the two more rate increases are on the way this year. this is the latest sign of a strong economy. take a look at futures, the lo