>> i know a guy named spence. >> jimmy: do you?> i don't trust him. >> jimmy: ah, so, no. >> i'm sorry. i don't trust you. >> jimmy: if you could banish one piece of fruit from the fruit cup, which would it be? >> it would be the green melon. >> jimmy: that is correct. it would be the green melon. >> it is never ripe enough. >> jimmy: even if it is ripe enough, it's not that good. >> it's infuriating, me thinking about it. >> jimmy: and yet, it makes me feel sorry for the green melon. >> you're right. >> jimmy: you know what? to the green melon. >> to the green melon. >> jimmy: the saddest fruit in the cup. >> we don't have time for losers though, winners only. >> jimmy: captain morgan. ♪ gracie. ♪ get everything you need to go back big at the low prices you love. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. whatever you're craving... and whenever you're craving it... doordash has the restaurants you want. delive

italy's doorstep for themselves any is the hero protecting italy's so-called sovereignty even i think spence of migrants was. soccer now and the defending champions of the women's world cup the united states have reached the final match after a dramatic $21.00 win over england all the goals came in the 1st half but most of the drama came close to the final whistle. the united states have been quick count of the blocks at this world cup against england it was no different. they believe christian press posting in the back post shocked replacements and making repeated justifying a place in the side. england could have been overruled but they hit back so you know. what. she's going to number 6 in the tournament. but anything she could do so you could both take out alex morgan she had been the stuff and not the team me more than she could be said the bracing her thank you very english way is that having been choking on that cd they were positively crying in sweet by the end of the video referee having only a child. offical frost size helps to this the penalty step captain step fulton she . us bri

>> i know a guy named spence. >> jimmy: do you?> i don't trust him. >> jimmy: ah, so, no. >> i'm sorry. i don't trust you. >> jimmy: if you could banish one piece of fruit from the fruit cup, which would it be? >> it would be the green melon. >> jimmy: that is correct. it would be the green melon. >> it is never ripe enough. >> jimmy: even if it is ripe enough, it's not that good. >> it's infuriating, me thinking about it. >> jimmy: and yet, it makes me feel sorry for the green melon. >> you're right. >> jimmy: you know what? to the green melon. >> to the green melon. >> jimmy: the saddest fruit in the cup. >> we don't have time for losers though, winners only. >> dicky: captain morgan. original spiced rum, the answer to all of life's ridiculous questions. >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by hp. super saturday!.... friends & family - take an extra 20% off!... plus - take an extra 10% off home! save on kitchen electrics... towels and pillows... and women's tees - just $4.79! plus - everyone gets kohl's cash! plus - free am

protests and other venues and were really were itching to take the system and then finally vote out john spence students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading since it was austin on the campus. f.b.i. has also seen major pushes against the summit and hoping to learn from the stresses and hopefully also be able to contribute some energy to that. when for that you are supposed to do a short f.d.r. asked. well that's direct all to him security. council are strong you know 2 days before. on some bureaucratic kind of pretext but i have a feeling you just didn't really want us to play there so you went to a meeting by this organization called. from what i gather the 1st time i met them also when it's a people's organization they're very much kind of pushing for change is exactly the kind of people that i want to work with. they've never really heard reagan use it before that never really experienced based on a sound system before so you don't know if this thing is going to go down to. a low i think you. and i i don't think the stick is the music to. go to you because you don't. get it too much you

and other venues and there really were itching to take the system and then finally brought out john spence students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading institute austin book on the campus and point. f.b.i. has all to see major pushes against the time limits and hoping that this has been the strongest and hopefully also be able to contribute some energy to that. when for that do it supposed to do a show at f.b.i. asked. well the director all to institutionalise. consular officials you know 2 days before on some bureaucratic kind of pretext but i have a feeling you just didn't really want us to play that so you went to a meeting by this organization called it from what i gather it's the 1st time i met them all it's a well it's a people's organization they're very much kind of pushing for change which is exactly the kind of people that i want to work for. they've never really heard big of music before that never really experienced based on a sound system before so you don't know if this thing is going to go kind of. a law that i or you. i mean. i know i i don't. i mean you see me as you

of course, investors and marketers spence looking for something very different from the bank of canada than from the federal reserve. just 13 basis points of a cut from the bank of canada, and they are looking for a lot more than that from the u.s. federal reserve. let's take a look at the u.s.-dollar canada. the canadian dollar strengthened earlier on. right now we will see if that has changed postdecision. there we have it. we are recovering just a little of 131.10.s a bit ago, we crossed the 3000 fed for the s&p 500 on the chair's remarks. the 10 year yield at 2.06% right now. dq a day be interesting. q&a will be-- the interesting. we will see if that moves anything. terms of analyst action, deere is down about three quarters of 1%. it had a huge move higher over the last few months, up 20% or so. analysts saying maybe that is baking in the full valuation now. comcast up 2.1% on an upgrade now as well. guy: jerome powell is in the room. we will take you there very shortly. stoxx 600 up, the euro up come of the german two-year narrowing its losses on powell. it really is the only sto

trump spence the week end. ynot confirmed bbc news, it may cause diplomaticdamage. that's because there'sde tanding flattering comments dati back to 2017 up to present day. in one of the early cables, the ambassador suggested that president trump might be in debt to dodgy russians, and that he was inept and insecure. the british foreign office has specifically confirmed these cable, but they are trying to distance themselves, and they ha confirmed there will be a investigation begun. >> the ambassador has not served the uk well. i can tell you that. >> rorter: the president also great lated the women's team on their world cup victory and now back at the white house. >> thank you. the president was not alone in cheering on team usa. millions of pple around the world were glued to their tv set watches u.s. women's laeam beat the nethernds to claim their fourth championship. kelly cobiella i in lyno, france, with the celebration and what's next for the women? >> repter: tonight they're the best in the world. ctanother viory, and they had to fight for it. not a single g

along the c&o canal, darcy spenc, news 4. >>> and since thursday, d.c. fire and ems responded to 60re than heat-related calls.ef a d.c. firighter treated for hy t exhaustion yester remains in the hospital suffering from burn. stay with news 4 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage on the dangerous heat including how to stay safe. >> all right. switching gears. developing in northwest d.c., the heat affecting firefighters who are trying to put out a restaurant fire in the sweltering heat and the humidity. flamesthwept through e rear deck and the roof of this two-story restaurant on 14th street. d.c. fire saying the extreme heat was complicating the situation. good news here, nobody was hurt. investigats are looking into the cause. >>> now we go to breaking news out of puerto rico. moments ago the governor said he will not step down but he says he won't be running for re-election in 2020. gornor ricardo rossello says he's also resigning as the head of his party. protests have been going on for about a week no local media have published chat mes

the last year and a half like their arrest key members of our team from time to time like state so spence i got one for you 0 here in this prison cell due to the short arris so hits yeah it disturbs our work. force are afraid about artists. they are trying to prevent. nikita take off within anti-corruption a foundation that's an interior that was founded by alexina holding and you know we appreciate your time tonight thank you. and you know. u.s. president donald trump has gone on another twitter tirade attacking u.s. congressman elijah cummings and the city that cummings represents baltimore trump wrote representative elijah cummings has been a brutal bully shouting and screaming at the great men and women of border patrol about conditions at the southern border when actually his baltimore district is far worse and more dangerous his district is considered the worst in the usa as proven last week during a congressional tour the border is clean efficient and well run just very crowded cummings district is a disgusting rat and road infested mess if he spent more time in baltimore maybe he

the last year and a half like their arrest key members of our team from time to time like to see so spence i got one for you 0 here in this prison sounds your to the short address so hits yeah it disturbs our work. force are afraid about artists. they are trying to prevent. nikita take off within anti-corruption a foundation that's an inch year that was founded by alexina boldly and he we appreciate your time tonight thank you. thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines in the scottish 1st minister nicola sturgeon says the u.k. appears to be heading for an inevitable new deal writes it after meeting britain's new prime minister boris johnson she says breaks it would affect plans for a new referendum on scottish independence a majority of scots voted to remain in the european union brazilian authorities say more than 50 people have died during a prison riot in the north of the country officials say that brutal fighting erupted between rival chemical groups or criminal groups at the all time your a prison in paris states the death toll may still rise sudan

many ukrainians welcomes the results of the exit polls putting the president's party ahead i think spence of the old guard. your council on only the servant of the people i believe all others have already shown themselves they have done everything they could for the ukrainian people and it's time for them to retire it's. going on all day which is just i'm happy that the servant of the people got as much as they did you hear because i'm really inspired by what our president is doing right now and i hope you . will continue doing the same things with the same pace and enthusiasm. that even with a loyal parliament behind him selenski faces a host of challenges and a country scarred by years of war with russia but separatists where the celebrity can overcome these problems will become just another and a long line of politicians either unwilling or unable to affect real change is the question that remains on the lips of many. now india is heading to the moon today a rocket carrying a lunar lander is due to blast off in about an hour's time that is if everything goes according to plan this is t

say how much it will cost for the flyover, the tanks and the troop carriers, could that be better spence veterans and their pressing needs for this time? >> from my personal standpoint, i would say yes. it would be more important to serve the veterans who have suffered as a consequence of that service. they should be looked at and made a high priority. we have politicians here in the united states, that say very good things about the veterans and tend to applaud the veterans for their service, which is great. it's one of those things that you have to put your money where your mouth is. in this particular case, the money would be better spent to support veterans causes and veterans health care needs. >> it's worth pointing out, this is a compromise arrangement. the president wanted a grand military parade on the same massive scale he's seen in france, russia, north korea. but the cost was too high. what do you make of a u.s. president who wants to display america's military hardware in this way? >> i think he's missing a point that previous presidents have really been able to use to their

the bank is also considering reducing other operating spence's by up to 10% -- operating expenses bytd ameritrade is one step closer to allow customers to trade stocks while driving. investors will be able to check via voicefolios command. they say they hope it will enable trading on the go. that is your bloomberg business flash. u.k. chancellor for the exchequer look hammond -- for the exchequer philip hammond posthe will resign his is boris is elected prime minister. -- if boris johnson is elected prime minister. our correspondent joins us for a sense of what we will get. it is likely on wednesday that we will see boris johnson entering number 10 downing street. what kind of political environment is boris johnson walking into when he enters 10 downing street and becomes prime minister? reporter: i think you will be walking into a very fractured, fraught, divided, any adjective you like, that is the kind of environment he will enter into, and he will have to move very quickly. first of all, he's going to have to put together a team that he says will be fully supportive of his pledge

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vice president mike spence spending the day in texas friday, vice president toured two detention facilitieswhere hundreds of men were crowded in cages without -- the facility was said to be sweltering hot. some of the men said they were hungry, adding they have been held there for 40 days or longer, wow. his office said the tour was part of an effort to shed the administration of providing adequate care, however the scene a short to spark new criticism. most judiciary committee get to hear from a special counsel robert mueller. his testimony before the committee has been delayed until july 24th. he has been scheduled to testify on the 17th about the findings of his russia investigation. members of both parties wanted more time to question him. he will not testify for an extended period with both the house judiciary and intelligence committees. the trump administration said late friday it is issuing rules to suspend a 2016 obama regulation that more than doubled penalties or automakers who fail to meet fuel efficiency requirements. i anna kooiman, and will take you back to "hannity" give all

he seemingly because caught flat footed and didn't have a spence to it.ppen again. >> basil, what's your take on the way these confrontations are set up, we'll have the two progressives, warren and sanders on stage the first night and then biden and cory booker and kamala harris. does that work in biden's favor? >> i think it works in biden's favor if he doesn't good on the attack but is prepared for the attack. i do agree with ali's reporting that it will likely be a matchup between the progressives and moderates that are going to be on the stage. i agree, it's biden's to lose, if you will. all he has to do is be calm, be collected, seem like he has a command of the issues where he needs to sort of talk about what he could have done better given his long resume and maybe things he wouldn't vote for today i think have really good strong answer toss that. as you've seen voters are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt if he seems contrite enough. so yeah, i do think as long as joe biden seems like he's in full command of that stage and is sort of no

let me begin by reading the spence counsel regulations by which you were appointed. it reads, quote, at the conclusion of the special counsel's work he or she shall provide the attorney general with a confidential report explaining the prosecution or declamation decisions reached by the special counsel. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> okay, now when a regulation uses the words, "shall provide" does it mean the individual is in fact obligated to provide what's in the statute, meaning you don't have any wiggle room, right? >> i'd have to look more closely at the statute. >> i just read it to you. okay, now volume 2, page 1. your report boldly states we determine not to make a traditional prosecutorial judgment. is that correct? >> i tried to find that citation, congressman. >> director, could you speak more directly into the microphone, please? >> yes. >> thank you. it's volume 2 page one. it said we determine not to make a traditional prosecutorial judgment. that's right in the beginning. now, since you decided under the olc opinion you couldn't prosecute a sitting p

businesses are hunkering down, not so much pulling back on hiring, but very wary to make spence of capitalres. alix: google saying they are going to wind up hiring a lot. does that mean you want to not buy cyclicals and industrials? what do take away from that? evan: in the end, we think cyclicals are so depressed at this stage. you see some improvement in the we. economy, and as long as don't get further escalation on the trade war, which we don't think we are going to get closer to the election, president trump is going to be a little bit more careful, then we think cyclicals can rebound here. david: let's talk about what really matters. let's talk about the fed. what does this mean for the fed next week? little bit below consensus, at 1.6% on the headline growth number, but it is the underlying fundamentals that matter. if the fed is looking at a strong consumer, they will have a little more confidence the economy is going to do well enough. doesn't mean they aren't going to back away from this minor course correction. in fact, the critics will say, how can the fed be cutting cutting?he

it's asia's most of spence of market compared to others. 33%. it's busy in india.bout dbs. it's heavy on the banks. 3.2%. southeast asia is your dividend yield. it's where you can get a lot of growth. shery: david, thank you for that. we will continue discussing dbs, which is beating expectations for the quarter, a 20% drop -- jump in profit. others are well for following suit this week. let's go to singapore. echodrove the numbers yet -- numbers? >> it's a pretty solid set of numbers. 20% growth. sequentially.ints the cost focus, and keeping the asset quality stable, and treasury market success, and they did not work well for dbs. it's a pretty solid set of numbers, including the macro picture we have been facing. paul: there was a feeling dbs may be the only singaporean bank that could post a profit. does it change for the others reporting this week? think the consensus, i wrote a new piece that says people expect the other two banks to lag behind. i think that may not be the case. it means much for the second half, but the second-quarter numbers should be pretty

spence,o go to jonathan definitive on china in his wonderful book. he says managing the foreigners.china just wait out this foolishness in detroit and washington? meredith: it seems that president trump has been catching on to the patient's strategy -- patience strategy. it is critical to understand that the chinese approach fundamentally changed in may following the placement of huawei on the u.s. entity list. that changed the game for beijing. when you look at chinese press leading up to those negotiations in may, there was intensity and sincerity trying to get to a deal, even if beijing was looking to negotiate a deal in line with its version of success rather than washington. following that, the tone has changed. chinese context tell me in meetings there is no longer an emphasis on what we should be doing and how long weekend reform. it is more, what do we need to do to shore up our economic from thed protect it united states? francine: is the only question that traders and markets and analysts need to ask is whether president trump thinks he can is at war0 whether he with china