steven: not so sure. there is this narrative that the iss overpriced, but the x setting up foundation for the next decade, as apple is talking about. we think apple is having success moving people to higher price points. we have double the percentage of apple buyers spending more on the phone. if you don't like the x, there is alternatives. there is talk in december of a new lcd-based product which would help apple in the midrange. the high end is doing well, low end is doing well, the midrange is probably week. i'm not sure apple needs to cut prices dramatically, but that price point could help. caroline: talk to us about buybacks. what effect of the having to? -- today? steven: the company has $125 billion of excess cash. expected to be pumped up to 20, 30%, perhaps more. if the committee does that they can buy back for the next four years. the question is the amount of the buyback, probably the middle $100 billion or so, and what time frame. some people think two or three years. i think it will be thre

noel stevens. did he tell you? >> he knows shauna. he knew where they lived. that he did yard work and handyman work for george and everybody else in the neighborhood. >> reporter: so, someone shauna knew. someone george -- the do-gooder -- had tried to help. a thing not out of character for george. but greyhound, or, noel, was adamant that he had nothing to do with shauna's murder. then he agreed to show the detectives his campsite out in the desert. >> what'd you find? >> swimsuit bottoms that in our search of shauna's house appeared to me that matched the top that i had seen in her bedroom. >> so, greyhound was the burglar poking around shauna's personal things. and in fact, her friend recalled shauna had grown uncomfortable with this particular charity case who'd been doing work around the house. >> she didn't want noel in the house anymore. and she said, you know, "you're -- you better get out of this house or i'm calling the police on you." >> reporter: so was he the killer? out at the campsi

weddie: steven: -- steven: are three basis points away, we are almost there. to focus on it. what we don't know is precisely what the ecb have been up to because the numbers are shrouded in mystery because you have reinvestment flows and sometimes they go over the p and sometimes they don't. it's my guess is ecb has been at least on the key is not above the key for the last few months and we are coming to the summer, which is strange time. has changed.ent the ecb is in control. if you look at who has been buying the btp's, that's where they have gone. anna: -- anna: are they threatening to buy less because they don't like what they've heard of the new government? steven: and the flow is coming down. we have seen in the past, the ecb has had some influence on policy and government. , they have a huge amount of leverage. it's a negotiation. our last to suggested that eventually they will all wake up and say we can't allow itself.g to unpick i am looking at spain versus italy. will what ist happening in italy stay with in italy? and remain contained? this creates

ambassador, if i could be steven rothstein. frank and debbie for your friendship and support tonight and always. i will not go through every senator that -- i grew up respecting you in every way. it is a pleasure and an honor that you are here. kathleen, you have done so much and continue to in so many ways. i have seen your leadership. elaine, just tell me what to do at the next meeting. and to each of you, there are people in the audience here who are from the national peace corps association and many volunteers, returning volunteers. you are all part of the legacy and we really appreciate you being here. let me ask you -- how many people were born in 1917? when you think about not just what he did, but i will give you some other examples. and we think of big ideas today, part of our lexicon is -- let us do a moonshot. he brought us the first moonshot. and when he announced that we were going to send a man to the moon at rice university and bring him back safely, by the end of the decade, he later said in the speech that we d

steven nickerson, another of her childhood buddies, was surprised to see her. >> it was good, because i hadn't seen her in probably, like, six to eight months. and we caught up. >> reporter: the group met up at an apartment. >> and then around 11:00 or 11:30 we went down to the bars. >> reporter: the bars were in an upscale shopping mall in the town of plano. it was hopping. the group headed to a bar called henry's tavern, then closed down another called scruffy duffy's. at about 2 am, christina, steven, and a few others went back to the apartment where they'd started. >> reporter: how drunk was everybody? >> i mean, we were all pretty drunk. it was myself, i probably had ten to 12 shots and a couple beers when i was out. >> reporter: too drunk to drive, steven wanted to crash on the couch and sober up. but christina hadn't had much to drink at all and she just wanted to get home. it was now about 3:30 saturday morning. >> she wanted me to take her home. >> reporter: she wanted you to take her home and you say, i can't. i've had too much to drink. why don't you stick around? >> yeah.

i said, "oh good, give them to steven." she gave them to steven.teven called me up and says, "you have a gold mine here. they're just amazing. and so, then we're going to use them." i go, "that's great." brenda: and i'm like, "cool, because it's on him, it's steven's movies and music, and i just chill, right? and i'll clap." but then his cousin finds this diary, aunt lily's diary, her flower book which had flowers in it. so, then i started to read from the diary, so then we did this, and then i was like, "wow." because we find out that his mom was incarcerated in poston. his dad was drafted into the 442nd. and then aunt lily said the rest of the family was bombed in hiroshima. so, it's like, wow, in one family. and then i started to think about my family, which you know from "uncle gunjiro's girlfriend." and i thought just in our little family, we got 100 years of legalized racism. so, that's it, and we started to put everything together. and the section you just saw was what we personally--well, you probably were involved in too back in the day. a

. >> reporter: liz nance says the tweets from pastor stevens came as a shock to those at city hall so much so they discussed them at the city council meeting last week. >> you would not want your kids in that congregation singing or interacting. >> reporter: the tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself from palo alto is an elitest expletive hate to disgusting. >> it may reflect badly on the church for a moment but it is not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon says stevens' frustration was in part of a result of the church's permit trouble with the city. while the tweets were in poor taste stevens may have had a valid point. >> he could have made that critique in different language maybe it would have been hospitalable to at least some people. >> reporter: stevens declined to talk with abc 7 news but told the local paper he plans to move to san francisco. lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> the body of an exchange student killed at a school in texas is headed back to her home country in pakistan, one of ten people who died on friday. lawmakers are weighing in on p

steven englander is sticking with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: steven englander at rafiki capital, you mentioned initial international system reacts in funny ways in the couldn't agree more as far as the behavior of the rest dollars concern and the impact it has come up whether it is for earnings or exports. how tight is it and how good is it that the weak dollar is a boost for u.s. exports? if you talk about volume, in the short-term it is a weak tool and the dollar has to be week for a number of years before it has a discernible impact. what it does do immediately is due earnings because of translation effects, but it doesn't create jobs, it makes shareholders happy. it is something, but i don't think it is a strong tool as advertised. julia: if you talk about a soft eakness,ollar or w ,here to come up trade policy how relevant is it at current levels and what we need to see in order for it to boost? to go a mile, as the going there quickly, and has to stay there. will see the difference in two or three years down th

. >> reporter: liz nance says the tweets from pastor stevens came as a shock to those at city hall so much so they discussed them at the city council meeting last week. >> you would not want your kids in that congregation singing or interacting. >> reporter: the tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself from palo alto is an elitest expletive hate to disgusting. >> it may reflect badly on the church for a moment but it is not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon says stevens' frustration was in part of a result of the church's permit trouble with the city. while the tweets were in poor taste stevens may have had a valid point. >> he could have made that critique in different language maybe it would have been hospitalable to at least some people. >> reporter: stevens declined to talk with abc 7 news but told the local paper he plans to move to san francisco. lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> the body of an exchange student killed at a school in texas is headed back to her home country in pakistan, one of ten people who died on friday. lawmakers are weighing in on p

. >> waiting for some horrific sound and suddenly through the megaphone, we heard steven go, rawr! >> from jurassic park to animal house. >> would just say, that sucked, do it again, do it again, funnier! >> ah! >> coming to america. >> halt. >> to clueless. >> i can't do it, but she's like -- you're a virgin. >> who can't drive. >> whatever. >> the biggest stars. >> guys, we're on "20/20." and nobody's been accused of anything. >> spilling the secrets from onset -- >> more intense. >> plus, the new kids in the galaxy from "solo." >> that's a good version of the sound. >> so, get out the popcorn. it's lights -- >> toga! >> camera. >> toga! >> summer. >> i think it's appropriate for three and up. >> join us. here's chris connelly. >> believe it or not, there was a time when hollywood's version of a big budget thriller looked something like this -- in 1993, steven spielberg changed all that. with his massive -- >> must go faster. >> no, epic sci-fi masterpiece, jurassic park. he made us believe dinosaurs were living, breathing, misbehaving real life creatures. from the first bone cru

steven recently celebrated his 70th birthday.e. >> 70 -- how does it feel? >> how does it feel, okay. i get to do what i love. i get to sing "dream on," and "walk this way," and when i sing that, i'm back to then. literally. i may have my eyes closed and doing this, but in my head, i'm there ♪ walk this way it feels like it was yesterday. i don't have a sense of time, >> none of us have a sense of time. >> how could you not love him? he's got so many classics. that new documentary, steventy her out on a limb will open the national film festival tonight. >> in two weeks, "star wars" fans you have something to get hyped about. "solo" hits theaters. in a "e.t." exclusive, bryce and ron howard are turning the tables on each other. >> wait, dad, sit up. you've got a little -- >> oh, thanks. okay, good. good daughter. i appreciate that. thank you. >> she calls ron daddy-o even though he's a big-time director. bryce? well, like her dad she grew up on movie sets and spent time with ron behind the scenes as he called the shots on the "sta

>> steven aquÍ conmigo tiene 5 aÑos. y estÁ en el primer nivel de kinder. tiene seis aÑos.usar todos sus sentidos, el sentido del olfato, el sentido del tacto, el gusto porque damos clases de nutriciÓn y dejamos que ellos saquen la zanahoria y se la coman. asÍ que utilizan todos sus sentidos y tambiÉn puedes ver que ellos se vuelven un poquito mÁs abiertos y mas activos a estar afuera en el jardÍn y.... >> claro que la experiencia es mucho mÁs vi venl pero alrededor de 20 niÑos se estÁn beneficiando de este programa en cada curso escolar hablamos de una cifra importante pero planean expandir a mÁs niveles educativos. >> sÍ la agencia estÁ buscando seguir expandir en otros lugares, mayormente estamos en san francisco y san mateo pero se busca ir a mÁs escuelas que puedan beneficiarse del programa. >> pues esperemos que muy pronto lleguen a todos ellos, cristina vila ruÍz muchisimas gracias de la organizaciÓn (habla en inglÉs) y a steven por estar presente en esta entrevista. >> sÍ, muchas gracias. >> buenas tardes adiÓs. >> y antes de irnos dÉjeme contarle que autoridades de

a heartbreaking time for baseball for steven pascotti. the mother of the outfielder has died she was battling lou gehrig's disease. >> she s does gos diagnosed just last year. she died suny. we caught up with steven during spring training and he talked to her about his mother's battle with als and how she influenced on and off the field. >> high i'm gretchen pescotti and my son steven plays for the cardinals. his love of baseball started when going to the oakland's game with his dad. >> reporter: he moved up the chain to the major leagues. now that he's made the big league dream happen it's his turn to offer support to his mother, gretchen who was diagnosed with als more than a year ago. comfort comes in many forms. one of them proximity. after signing a lucrative contract in 2016 with the cardinals, pescotti struggled with injury and the natural stress that comes with such a devastating diagnoses to a loved one. >> relatively hard to watch, you know to see the progression take place and, you know, i feel so bad and you know i -- i want t

and steven gerrard is to become the new manager of rangers. coming up in sportsday, late in the hour, bumpy start for chris froome in giro d'italia, he is way off the pace in the opening stage. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. labour failed to make the breakthrough it was hoping for in the local elections in england. the party won two councils but failed to win any of the authorities it targeted in london. jeremy corbyn described the performance as "solid." a relieved theresa may, welcomed the results for the conservatives, but said the government wouldn't take anything for granted. they gained control of barnet, as well as peterborough, basildon and redditch, but lost control of trafford council. labour won plymouth and kirklees in west yorkshire but lost control of derby and nuneaton. the lib dems won richmond—upon—thames, kingston—upon—thames, three rivers in hertfordshire and south cambridgeshire, with the leader vince cable saying his party was "on the way back." on councillors, the tally a short time ago, looks like this,

a lot of expectation on steven gerrard.barnes before him, about the pressures of political football in glasgow. to sum it up, sam allardyce today, the everton boss, said, good luck with his whip was nice to come. —— with the sleepless nights to come. thank you. the tour of italy, one of cycling's three big distance—races, starts shortly. but it will start injerusalem. the race has proved controversial, with the organisers having to insist they will not clamp down on pro—palestinian protesters. british cyclist chris froome hopes to win a third grand tour in a row, though he is still under investigation by cycling authorities after an adverse drug test result. from jerusalem, andy swiss reports. it's unusual and uncontroversial — the tour of italy starting in israel. and even before the first rider had set off through jerusalem, and even before the first rider had set off throutherusalem, the drama was under way. this was britain's chris froome this morning, having crashed in practice. the cuts and bruises plain to see. it's

stephen -- steven: i think the good news is the u.s.rket is the most liquid and robust market in the world. and while i won't comment on interest rates because i respect the independence of the fed, what i will say is the market, the forward curve, expects interest rates to go up. how much it goes up and how fast it goes up, we will see if it is more or less than the market predicts. but part of the reason we see interest rates going up is because we have created economic growth. that is a good thing. so we have been focused on targeting 3% sustained gdp. and part of the reason why interest rates have backed up is because of that economic run. stephanie: bob michaels said on bloomberg this morning, he had never seen as bad the market supply conditions in the treasury market, so much supply coming on, and also central banks, the federal, others running down their balance sheet, so many things coming together. steven: well, let's just say again, it is a very large, robust market. it is the most liquid market in the world. and there is a l

steven gerrard will be announced as the new rangers manager this afternoon.xpected to be unveiled in glasgow ata expected to be unveiled in glasgow at a press conference later. it will be his first managerial appointment and it is expected he will sign a three—year deal at the ibrox club. gerrard will leave his role as a youth coach at liverpool to move north. 0ur football reporter chris mclaughlin says it's a gamble for both player and club... there is no doubt it is an element of risk for both parties. for rangers, they're of risk for both parties. for rangers, they‘ re taking of risk for both parties. for rangers, they're taking a chance on a man who has no managerial experience. yes, he has box office appeal in terms of his name. he was appeal in terms of his name. he was a fabulous player. steven gerrard, it's a very interesting first move into management for him because he moves to a club with huge expectations, with huge attention here in glasgow. you're only a success here if you beat celtic and you finish at the very top so it is going to be very int

steven spielberg's debut was a film for television which was later shown in movie houses four years later spielberg's jaws' broke old box office records it was the birth of the blockbuster . jewel can be seen as a precursor to the battle between man and shark and they are by so from start to finish. from juhu to do lists the debut film of british director ridley scott it's a question of honor a member of the who songs demand satisfaction from another officer in the podiums army the complaint is trivial he says the man insulted him and the part of people crossing. back and then three times and then tell tales on. change of tactics is what you. this is this role ridley scott shot his debut just two years before creating sorry for horror a masterpiece alien movie he would return to as it grew into a franchise the jewel this was the first statement of intent with innovative editing and opulent pictures. his protagonists fight their jew with increasingly dangerous weapons will death have the final word. in scott stave you archaic ideas of justice and on drive two men to the edge of the precipi

approaching from the companion reza we realized that the new yorker john lloyd stevens left an impeccable account of the sunken city when he saw one thousand eight hundred forty one the one i can the ruins to a ship wrecked at sea the mosque's gone the crew lost a number next to say where they came from whose people they when how long they'd been journeying on how their downfall came about. european dismissed as a primitive they could not conceive that their ancestors who built the city but stevens could no longer accept that the ancient chinese or egyptian. to the american. culture. and now with my own higher. and you can see. from. bombings five. the rest. they were believed to be of. themselves could add to the catalogue of. considerable. extent. this delay was erected by a predecessor known as water the jack you are. the first rule that was. founded the dynasty around four hundred eighty million western record. is still a broke bitch of a smash to some scholars believe. not all the names of his successes are still legible the domestic stands that recorded the succession down the centu

stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name.his is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at your cnbc headquarters treasury secretary steven mnuchin saying the trade wars are on hold. >>> ge may try to get smaller by merging its rail unit with another train company. lava continues to spill from hawaii's mt. kailua volcano. >>> and a big win for fox as deadpool 2 takes a big spot at the box office "worldwide exchange" begin

it's like -- i wouldn't do it. >> steven sutherland also acknowledges making bad choices.n inmate with numerous prior convictions. sutherland is currently charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor. but now he faces new troubles. after staff received a pair of kites, jail slang, notes written from inmates. >> we received two kites from two different inmates regarding inmate sutherland, common subject between the two kites was inmate sutherlander la was g inappropriate comments to inmates. >> 20-year-old zach who was charged with assault he has pled not guilty, was one of the inmates that reported sutherland. >> i was in the shower. i had my back face like the other shower is outside and i felt something hit my back. i turned around. it was a huge thing of soap. i was like what the heck? then about two seconds later i see his hand come around the shower. threw a bunch of soap at me. i was confused. did that really just happen? i didn't know what to do. i was like, dude, what the heck is going on? he's like, oh, it's not good. it's just jailing. >> i said, hey, if we

steven spielberg knows how to bring strange customs and traditions to the boil. the menu here stands for the nasty character of an indian despot just delicious choose among keeping. the restaurant as a place of safety your go to a tallying conveys a feeling of security you won't come across any surprises here but just about good wine and pasta. is really good. the young michael corleone finds himself cornered by the boss of a rival mafia family and the nasty corrupt police chief both want to blackmail and humiliate the boy and. what they don't know his men had a gun in the restroom for him call yoani is about to mix up a very different kind of tomato sauce. thank. you thank you thank you. and so a business meal turns into the last meal in the safe place into a fetal trap perfectly served up in the godfather. yeah remind me to never invite a corleone guy thanks. who's your dinner date from hell. let me think. yeah what do you call the end up being the meal but we can't leave him off our menu for our final dish we turn to hannibal the cannibal and a scene guarantee

at your cnbc headquarters treasury secretary steven mnuchin saying the trade wars are on hold. >>> ge may try to get smaller by merging its rail unit with another train company. lava continues to spill from hawaii's mt. kailua volcano. >>> and a big win for fox as deadpool 2 takes a big spot at the box office "worldwide exchange" begins right now. nothing like a little calm, peaceful acdc to kick off your monday i am brian sullivan. it is a good morning for your stock investments. futures are up big on the softening trade rhetoric around china. here is what treasury secretary steven mnuchin said over the weekend. >> we're putting the trade war on hold. so right now, we have agreed to put the tariffs on hold while we trying to execute the framework. the president has been very clear since the first meeting with president xi in mar-a-lago that we are going to reduce the trade deficit. we have an agreement with china they will substantially agree to it we just comment that ultimately these are not government to government transactions. it's not a giant purchase order with us. >> and if y

let's take a look at what steven had to say. >> i made the meme. holstered it a bit under the name furry boy, and bought a squirrel suit on amazon. >> indeed, on that student council, you'll find steven boyle's name, you will not find furry boy. >> some people are excited he's going to make a change, but other people are disappointed, because it sort of was a joke. people who are running seriously didn't get on the ballot because he got voted in. >> it seems like he's taking it seriously? >> we'll see opinion. >> go to our website, where you can find steven boyle throughout the year. >> could you imagine if he goes on to have a political career? >> he wears a suit. >> 20 years from now he's governor of california or something. thanks a lot. >> coming up here, six months after the las vegas massacre, we're getting a viewpoint, a new viewpoint, the moments when police entered the hotel suite. >>> welcome back to our midday newscast. it's been six months since the tragic mass shooting in las vegas. the deadliest in modern u.s. history. we're getting a

the world next up is a director who is quite the opposite of health and not typical festival fat steven spielberg was at the birth of the hollywood blockbuster his relatively low budget debut was definitely not ok. it begins with two vehicles overtaking each other a car and a truck bathroom to rule the road. when things get too hairy the car driver is forced to slam on the brakes. closest screen but the danger has passed along the line of. steven spielberg's debut was a film for television which was later shown in movie houses four years later spielberg's jaws' broke old box office records it was the birth of the blockbuster . can be seen as a precursor to the battle between man and shark and they are by so from start to finish. from june to do lists the debut film of british director ridley scott it's a question of honor a member of the who some. satisfaction from another officer in the podiums army the complaint is trivial he says the man insulted him and the part of keep crossing. so i can fact the man three times and then tell tales on. duty. is this road ridley scott shot his debut

steven: you make a lot of very important points.lights the pressure that she is under in a country like germany given that they are some ways under pressure from all sides and having to deal with many issues. quiteyle tends to be relaxed and easy going. the point is she tends to be not super aggressive. be hoping that these issues can out in a fairly relaxed manner. is,point we would make here to get back to the original point, germany will always want free trade. this is what suits germany and the model. anything beyond that, she will not like. big point here, given how complicated these issues are, involves the u.s., china, russia, there's not a lot she can do here when you see the strength of these countries that are driving things. guy: talking about the fact, but we just get back to the headline , that german public debt will sink to below 60% of gdp. they're not quite symmetrical but there is an upper limit at a lower limits. germany is headed towards the lower limits. put a question to him in a few minutes time. the german ch

this is according to peter navarro who went on npr to declare steven mnuchin's

. >> reporter: stevens' tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself. from palo alto as an elitist expletive den of hate, palo alto is disgusting. the twitter fall out has led to his resignation. >> it may reflect badly on the church at least for the moment, but it's not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon is the senior pastor of first baptist church. his frustration was part of the church's permit struggle with the city over leasing some of the its space to outside tenants. while the tweets were in poor taste, stevens may have had a valid point. >> he could have made that critique in different language. maybe it would have been hospitable to at least some people. >> reporter: stevens declined to talk with abc7 news, but he told a local paper he plans to move to san francisco. in palo alto, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> today the first funeral was were held for some who lost their lives in the texas shooting. at least five vigils will be held in the coming days. the school and others in the city of santa fe will be closed monday and tuesday. here's abc7 new

>>> and steven tyler debuting a film and sound. himself to check it out. >>> first, a new "rossen reports" to keep your family safe this summer. >> i'm jeff rossen. an alarming new report showing a hidden danger in the open water. the simple test you need to give to your kids before you let them go in the ocean. we're going to show you how to do it, next. k (ala rm beeps) k ♪ hey pops! i got you your usual. (grandson's phone beeps) you need to run off? noo. i've got plenty of time. (laughing) here's to making your morning routine a little better. the sweet, savory sausage egg and cheese mcgriddles. breakfast at mcdonald's. tso why binge in here, when you can do it out there. with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing the things you love, outside. everyone's doing it she's binging... they're binging... and... so is he. so put on your headphones, turn on audible and binge better. ♪ and the battery is dead. again... uh-oh. you need a new phone. and you deserve it on the best network.

negotiations, treasury secretary steven mnuchin. mr. secretary, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you. it's great to be here with you. >> chris: after two long days of talks, thursday and friday, where are we on the one hand on china agreeing to buy $200 billion more of u.s. goods in return for the u.s. dropping tariffs on $150 billion of chinese goods? >> well, chris, i'm pleased to report that we've made very meaningful progress and we agreed on a framework, which is

steven mnuchin saying we're putting the trade war on hold.doesn't mean it's off so the question is if they continue to negotiation that threat of tariffs is pauld back, but presumably if negotiations break down, the administration could bring those tariffs back into the picture so, you know, that's a question for steven mnuchin you guys will be able to ask him >> let's get an update of what you know on nafta right now, too. that's the other big trade question that has been hanging over the markets >> yeah. >> that deadline has come and gone that paul ryan spoke about. what are the odds and what do we think is happening right now >> well, it looks like it's going to be tougher to get a nafta deal every day you go along, they have to get congress to take an action even if they come together with the deal so they've been hoping to get a deal first early in the year right around now and then be able to move something through congress before we get into the thick of the election season and that looks like that's going to be harder and harder to do

[applause] >> it's now my great honor to call upon treasury secretary steven mnuchin and senior advisor, ivanka trump, to respectfully unveil the field of nested embassy ando rd the dedication. [applause] >> on behalf of the 45th president of the united states of america, we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. thank you. [applause]

steven avery is guilty. i'm innocent. the series "make a murderer." so many americans have learned about it. laura nirider: it's being heard by people around the world. craig melvin (voiceover): steven avery and his nephew convicted of murder in the haunting killing of a young photographer. but were they really innocent? i didn't do it. somebody is doing a good job on me. andrea canning: did you have any kind of vendetta against steven avery? absolutely not. craig melvin (voiceover): for the first time on television,

and seventy's the band from north and south was riding high on the irish charts steven was one of them the bassist from tipperary. was. very very popular with the guards and often he was a greaser read the searchers. but all of the rich. poor young. at some point he crosses the border into northern ireland part of the united kingdom. here guard towers military barracks and fences once cut through the landscape there's little sign of that now. but if anyone knows how fragile that pieces even twenty years after the good friday agreement it's steven. time and again he's come back to this place just off the highway from dublin in the south to belfast in the north. many call it the place where the music died. everything was reading read it's like. this letter read. misfit almost like a deer in the sun service and as i went down through the field or down through the hedge the ditches. i was aware. exorcise to leave the church my body. it appeared to be a military road block but it was an ambush by a loyalist paramilitary group some of whom were serving british soldiers. to members of the uls

steven: i think they do in intended to compete and there are plenty of people who compete in the business when you look at the large asset managers, particularly those with a focus asset management business. i would say this, though -- when we started metlife investment management, our focus was on investment-grade private assets. for now we compete in different realms, although we will see if they move into the investment grade. when you look at what we do with private assets -- private place in corporate debt, private infrastructure debt -- it is nearly all investment grade. erik: that said, they want to take some of the credit products originating lower down in the capital structure and package it in a way that it can appeal to insurance companies. might thatossibly --

steven rolf and jason hubbard supervised technicians who selected, bagged and labeled samples of soil from designated areas for testing for radiation contamination. in their written plea agreements, admissions. after 12 years of clean-up and testing, tetra tech said the former naval base is safe and redevelopment is well under way but late last year the

steven, i want to start with you you and jasper kim, jump right in after steven if you would. but what is your first impression of what is going on here, the off again/on again approach? is it a negotiating tactic, is it reckless, innovative. >> well, i think the hyperbole and negotiation all go together if i can be honest. we haven't really heard much again from north korea. i'd like to hear what they have to say. i mean trunch clearly feels north korea needs the sanction relief. wants the summit. i'm not sure it helps to humiliate pyongyang this way. but if the summit is back on, the nice thing is it may give the united states a little bit more time to prepare. what worries quite a lot of people is that trump will rush into a summit, look for something that sounds like success, and not be too careful about the details. that i think is a big concern because north korea is a nuclear country. it is not like iran developing nuclear weapons. that was the allegation. north korea has them. it has lots of them. it has missiles. it is a wholly different and dangerous situation. so le

they asked treasury secretary stevens -- the u.s.asury secretary spoke to bloomberg at a global conference. forward to ang very frank and the continued discussions, to see if we can solution.tual i think the good news is that president trump and president sh xi jinping have been talking about the trade imbalance. acknowledged that we need to have a more balanced trading relationship. i am going over there with our large economic team to see what we can get. >> if i were the chinese and i was looking to that team we just described, it will be you, u.s. trade representative's and advisor, peter navarro, you often hear rather different things -- >> and larry kudlow and secretary ross. reporter: so should i believe sitting to you if i am the chinese, to prepare for these questions, or should i be listening to peter navarro? guest: you should be listening to all of us. we have a terrific economic team, we meet a most daily on these issues, with the president regularly as well. i think it is good to have a diversity of opinion. when we go

suter up holds the values they strive for, steven sutherland did not. 20 years ago he was a kent county deputy managing inmates in this jail. >> i was a deputy for five years. i worked in training. i worked as a corrections officer and i was a search and rescue diver. and i was just getting into working as a crisis management officer when i left. >>> still a lot of the old hands around here that know me. some of the newer ones know who i am. it's embarrassing. >> good afternoon. >> how are you doing, sarge? >> good. how are you, sir? >> good. >> i did work during the time he was employed. i think there was maybe 20 to 30 deputies get hired at the same time, and within the same group. and we were both in that group. it's really unfortunate to see a coworker on the other side.

she introduced me to steven spielberg.mean. >> being unfiltered and funny is why she's hosting this year's mtv movie and tv awards. we were on set as she shot the promo. >> there's been a handsome plan complementing me all day. that's necessary for me to move in this world. it ain't necessary but nice to have. >> this lady is also looking for love again. bachelorette becca. last season she went through the worst breakup ever after that painful ari switcheroo. with season 14 kicking off monday, lauren zim ma found out things look rosy the second time around. >> you're engaged. >> yes. >> look how she lit up. >> she's happy but just four months ago, ari broke her heart ending their engagement. wednesday he and lorn revealed they'll say i do in january. crazy timing since becca's season starts monday. >> i honestly don't care. it doesn't bother me. good for them. >> but backing to that new man in her life. >> you're going to marry this guy. >> he better marry me. >> 28 guys. do you fall in love with more than one person? >> i

he was frustrated in the news of steven gerrard coming before it the celtic match.were writing off this season as early as october. i do not understand why they have not been able to go and find a manager. the fa ns able to go and find a manager. the fans cannot understand either. they have to watch on, wonder and hope that this time it might get better. it will not be under this man, but who will be next? brighton have asked police to investigate reported monkey chants aimed at their players during their match with burnley at turf moor last weekend. brighton's gaetan bong was booed during the match by home fans, having accused west brom's burnley—born forward jay rodriguez of racially abusing him in a match injanuary. brighton manager chris hughton has called it shameful, with the club now asking sussex police to investigate. seven—time champion serena williams could still be made the number one seed at wimbledon this year, if she makes a remarkable climb back into the world's top 32 before the tournament. and what about andy murray, britain's two time champion at

david: is this open warfare between peter navarro and steven mnuchin? >> yes, hard to keep up with this administration and their politics on trade. hawkish,, one more which has peter navarro and robert lighthizer. steven mnuchin said the trade war was on hold and on the pro trade side, trying to calm the markets. that is what he tried to do and now he is walking it back. not the first time we have seen this. the trump administration disagreeing with itself publicly. a big step seeing we are heading to the third rounds of talks and wilbur ross is going to china this weekend. now we are questioning -- are we doing this or not? our tariffs on or off? shery: do we know what secretary ross will be trying to get out of this meeting in beijing over the weekend? wills, secretary ross discuss the framework that the chinese and trump administration agreed to win the chinese delegation was in washington last week. or the week before. it is entailing agricultural and energy product sales, not including anything beyond that. the chinese have not agreed to any numeri

steven of time con soumenting there.an catch up live and see our past interviews on our interactive tv. plus, become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our show. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. betty: good morning i'm betty liu in new york. >> and haidi lune. a quick look at the headlines. new global shipping regular laces will support them for the next two years with brent heading to 90 bucks by 2020. it will force consume lesser fuel. d that will boost demand for middle products creating more need for crude. >> bloomberg's been told that they're in a major off-shore wind farm in taiwan. they're in advance talks to acquire u shine energy. they finance them. and the project is still in the planning projects. and may have to have $1.8 billion to develop. > murdoch plans to take charge of the remaining businesses. the 46-year-old who was chairman at the new company which is being report as new fox. rupert murdoch wasn't mentioned in the company statement. little early for a dram in asia.