as it relates to technology there's been a lot of buzz around swift as well in the press but i would say as it relates to cross border payments which is really the core of our business there have been comments about swift maybe not being very fast or taking days to make payments that is the answer certainly in our opinion and in the opinion of our members that's not necessarily the answer because we've been working on payment innovations something called the global payments innovation g.p.i. and so that which is actually already today doing 300000000000 in payments today across 143 currencies so a lot of the challenges that have come from a technical perspective towards the efforts i think the numbers speak for themselves. well things are moving interview and there's of course so many angles to train up locations lot of stories busy coming out every day you were talking about one just before the show is that happened craig wright the self-proclaimed developer and create a bit quiet apparently tried to copyright the toshi paper as a national crazy. yeah but that's it by this time you

as it relates to technology there's been a lot of buzz around swift as well in the press but i would say as it relates to cross border payments which is really the core of our business. there have been comments about swift maybe not be very fast in taking days to make payments that is the answer certainly in our opinion and in the opinion of our members that's not necessarily the answer because we've been working on payment innovations something called the global payments animation g.p.i. and so that which is actually already today doing 300000000000 in payments today across 143 currencies so a lot of the challenges that have come from a technical perspective towards where i think the numbers speak for themselves. well fascinating interview and there's of course so many angles to block chain applications lot of stories coming out every day you were talking about one just before the show something hilarious that happened craig wright the self-proclaimed developer and create a bit quiet apparently tried to copyright this a toshi paper as a national crazy to me. yeah but that's it by th

swift saying in a new interview that her seventh album is going to include political undertones., here with me right now, american majority ceo ned ryan and former obama campaign adviser robin birro. you know, ned, i'm a little disappointed because sometimes we like to keep the political stuff out to have family dinner conversation and, you know, taylor swift is a pretty, you know, neutral territory, shall we say. >> that's right. trish: or has been. she did have a situation where she got into political stuff by trying to urge her fans not to vote for tennessee senator marsha blackburn, you remember that? saying, and i'll quote here, as much as i have in the past and would like to continue voting for women in office, i cannot support marsha blackburn. her voting record in congress appalls and terrifies me. so she's entitled to her opinion, but is it from a business standpoint wise? >> no, of course it's not. i mean, i'm just remindedded of michael jordan who said, you know, i have democrats and republicans who buy my shoes, therefore, i'm going to say as neutral as possible. she'

things to his swift action not a single innocent person that day died. a couple of very badly injured people, however. officer horujko , we are forever grateful. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> this afternoon we also honor to incredible firefighters, capt. dustin morfreisner and capt. freisner. in april 2016 dustin and andrew responded to an apartment fire where they learned a family was trapped on the second fl it was looking very bad. they climbed up a letter to the balcony and raced into a blinding gale of smoke and deadly sheet. they found a woman whwas unconscious and two small children, and carried them to safety. you made a tremendous difference and you make all americans proud. great job. thank you very much. [ applause ] save those lives. we also recognize 8 law enforcement officers from california. tommy avila, manuel campos, seth chapman, carlos plascencia, i owe you one. andrew rodriguez, terry smith, xavier torres, and rocky when rick -- rocky wenrick. these officers responded to a call of a crazed man near a voting site. when they arri

the european pilots association has already warned against too swift a return to the skies. in 2 crashes an ethiopian indonesia 346 people lost their lives in the last year a software bug in the 737 max appears to be the most likely cause and since march the global flight ban has been in effect china is calling every letter for compensation for the long grounding speaking on state television is so c.h. and chinese airlines laid out their grievances. over groundings and delayed deliveries of the planes are causing serious damage to a company's business is. its own clear when operations will resume it's estimated that our companies will lose $580000000.00 u.s. dollars should the planes remain grounded through the end of next month i feel. the chinese pressure comes as the trade conflict with washington intensifies for the boeing 737 max to be given the green light to fly again in china boeing would need the approval of the chinese regulatory authority another strand of an increasingly complicated relationship. and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york sabrina

swift superfan, will ganss. >> reporter: despite my requests, taylor swift hasn't done a major tv interviewahead of her new album she sat down with ellen degeneres. and swifties are learning a lot. ellen, get tay to spill secrets about herself. >> when you can't sleep, what do you do? >> i go downstairs and rummage through the kitchen and eat whatever i can find. and it's less like a human being and more like a raccoon in a dumpster. >> hey, raccoon. >> i don't really remember it. but i know it happens. it could have only been me. or cats. >> reporter: sleep eating is a real thing. it is called sleep related eating disorder. it's affecting about 3% of the general population. onset age from 20 to 40. and on the brink of 30, taylor is there. she's also on the brink of her next new single, which ellen also tried to scoop. >> what's the title of your next single? >> i can't tell you that. that's crazy. >> no big reveals there. taylor promised she left another easter egg in her sitdown with ellen. so my fellow swifties will be poring over that. janai, i saw you singing and dancing to taylor swif

. >> i need to bring in our good friend will who is the expert in all things taylor swift.ng down for us taylor swift, katy perry, feud turned friend, and i can't explain it. >> the feud is old, we're not bringing up the old stuff, right? >> i think it's officially over now because taylor added this new katy perry song to her apple music playlist. so whatever bad blood there was, done, they're friends again. >> they're friends again. >> you heard it here first. breaking news. >> she added her on twitter, likes her on instagram now, there you go. >> besties. >>> now going to the "mean tweets: nba edition." >> our friend jimmy kimmel aired his special edition of "mean tweets" with some of the biggest names in the nba reading out serious fan trash talk. here's a sample. >> bradley beal looks like if usher had someone sit on his head while he was a baby. thank you. >> dirk nowitzki looks like his sweat smells like mop water and chihuahua. >> ben simmons looks like he's holding in a fart every time he passes the ball. maybe i am. >> chris bosh talks like a white guy named dennis

. >> reporter: phillip, the show kicked off with an amazing performance by pop icon taylor swift, andnother incredible performance by a more seasoned pop icon, paula abdul. it is safe to say from start to finish, the performances on the 2019 billboard music awards took down the house. ♪ taylor swift and "me." it led off a night of all-star performances from longtime favorites like madonna to more recent breako artists including ariana grande. but in between, there were awra for scorpion. >> reporter: the canadian rapper won for top billboard 200 album. minutes later was back to claim top male artist. >> i just encourage you tonight, show somebody some love. tell somebody you love their music, love what they do. >> reporter: ella may got that message, winning top r&b artist. >> thank you so much. i'm so nervous. >> reporter: but she lost out for top new artist to rapper juice world. >> this is crazy all the stuff that can hatppen in a year. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: imaginegobts. >> reporter: sent their fans into a frenzy. some even to tears, celebrating the south korean boy band.

nicknamed swift hurd, he won the world title two years ago. now swift is set to fight in front of a home crowd for the first time in five years. this is what they do before a fight is. we caught up with swift at the lincoln memorialhead of the weekend's fight. >> i just want toay thank you, god, for supporting me. this whole lead up to the fight. you guys -- you been there from day one. i made a promise toyou guys to bring the fight back to the city. here i am. when i do what i know i do better, i alys get the win. you know, of course he's on top of his game. you know, a graceful jarrett anyone. a bad night for >> there are still tickets available to see the event tomorrow in ksairfax. looike it's going to be good. fight starts at 5:00. >>> if you're looking for some fun for the family, it may be high up in the sky. the blue angels and the thunderbirds will perform andrews. at joint base dae show is free and open to the public on satury and sunday. there will be no publ parking at the base. but there is faee prking at fedex eld, and shuttles w

thanks to alan's swift action, not a single innocent person that day died.ry badly injured people, however. officer horujko, we are forever grateful. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. great. pres. trump: this afternoon, we also honor two incredible firefighters, captain dustin moore and firefighter andrew freisner of the lenexa fire department in kansas. in april of 2016, dustin and andrew responded to an apartment fire, where they learned that a family was trapped on the second floor. it was looking very bad. dustin and andrew climbed up a ladder to the balcony of the apartment and raced into a blinding hail of smoke and deadly heat. they found a woman who was unconscious and two small children, and carried them all to safety. captain moore and firefighter freisner, you made a tremendous difference and you make all americans proud. it was a great job. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: great job. you saved those lives. today, we also recognize eight law enforcement officers from azusa, california, tommy avila, manuel campos, seth chapman,

we asked what do you think about swift getting political?just stick with singing, neck tweeting by political she means liberal. it was better when she stayed out of it, just sing songs. times is that approach could backfire. i don't base my political views on celebrity endorsements nor do i want to be lectured to buy them. suzanne on facebook writing i used to like her when she stayed out of politics, now i don't care about her or her music. maybe she will take note. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first, the good. a stunning picture of this bald eagle, of viral sensation, capturing the eagle named bruce in perfect symmetry with its location with the canadian conservatory. he says he's overwhelmed by the response. a bear caught on camera wandering around, the pastor says he opened the door, this little cub made his way inside. the conservation department tranquilizing the bear who was not harmed. finally the ugly. we have seen some bad things but maybe a top contender. >> can't decide if that is the worst first pitch in baseball

swift opening with "me." taylor is getting some hate for her performance.he beehive accused her of copying beyonce's coachella performance. the marching up and down, both pink and the leotard? the both have done the drum line thing before. beyonce in 199 and taylor in 2009. last night she was definitely award show taylor. ♪ getting down and tearing up while fan girling over mariah. she mouthed we love you to the recipient whose twins stole the show from their nervous mom. >> them babies it's their birthday. can we say happy birthday? >> i would like a do-over. >> drake is now billboard's most decorated artist ever and lit up twitter name checking this "g.o.t." slayer. >> shout-out the aria target for putting that that work last week. >> now "game of thrones" fans are worry that had aria has been cursed by drake to die. by the way, michelle, if you're going to get married when you finally decide to get married you have to do it here with elvis. this is the place. >> see, you can find your own elvis. >> uh-huh. by the i woway, we almost went through an entire

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he dethroned taylor swift. >> how do you feel about that?out that? >> how do you feel about the controversy on twitter about taylor? >> well, i am not going to get into the controversy. i think marching bands existed way before coachella. >> did they, though? did they, though? >> we all watched beyonce invent marching bands. >> i didn't think you were going to bring this up. >> i will say i'm still on a high from that performance. the whole night was incredible and i loved all the throwback performances as well. >> look at will there, keeping it positive. >> let's talk about red carpet fashion, right? >> yes, yes, the stars slayed on stage and sizzled on the red carpet. >> cardi b was the most nominated performer of the night. fans naming her best dressed in this gown by moschino. >> t-swift in a softer look. wearing rissa and vanessa ahead of her performance. >> another performer ciara wearing stephane rolland there. the really show-stopping accessory, her son, future junior, looked right at home on the red carpet. >> oh my gosh, that's so

an update to the montgomery county swift water rescue near tavern.alls we saw this yesterday. >> late yesterday morning.hu one man was when a car plunged into the canal. chopper 4 showing the overturned car in the water yesterday morning. the rescue team pulled two men out ofe water. the driver was not too badly hurt. but the passenger's injuries are rditical. no wet on what caused the crash. a few hours after the rescue, our crews wentthut wi the swift water rescue team for a training exercise. this is a busy timeof yearth fo em as people hit the water for summer activities. if you're gong out on the water, never go alone. make suresomebody knows where you're going and when you're expected to be back. and if you're hiking, make sure you stay hydrated to avoid heatstroke. >> dgerous work. >>> a helicopter pilot is lucky to be alive after his chopper crashed into the hudson river. cell phone video showed the er pper slamming into the wa on manhattan's west side. the pilot was the only one on boards. he hadust off and was trying to reposition his aircraft after refueling. he deployed fl

the reaction on the markets has been swift.nging, safe haven japanese yen gaining ground, also the offshore yuan. reversing earlier gains to fallen the president's comments. we have the vice prayer -- premier heading to washington to secretary with mnuchin. trump has threatened to hike tariffs from 10% to 25% an additional tariffs of 25% on to -- on three to 25 billion dollars. the trade tensions have rattled the markets and president aump's comments right now at rally in florida not helping when he says that china broke the deal. president trump also ratcheting up the pressure on another front and that is on iran. he has banned the purchase of steel, aluminum, and copper as the executive order wreps up the tensions with iran. they may begin enriching their uranium in two months time. jodi schneider joins us now. what is the trump administration to achieve with the move? jodi: president trump is responding to iran's announcement that it will within limits,stop these abandon these limits on nuclear enrichment unless european cou

determine the cause of the tragedy glad i'm a putin has been briefed on this and he's demanded to know if swift and fair results swift and clear results from this from this investigation all of that while the investigators are working on site and talking to the relatives friends and passengers. the sewer superjet one hundred is a short to medium hold passenger airliner the plane involved in this tragedy was built in twenty seventeen with capacity for ninety eight passengers its range is up to four thousand six hundred kilometers one hundred eighty six planes of the same model are currently in service with various airlines we can now bring in victoria bruno an aviation engineer to get more on this site for joining us good to have you on today now from the information that's come out so far obviously speculation about lightning strikes about electrical fault etc what do you think is the most likely cause of this disaster. well i believe that i feel that the lightning strike. is the more likely. you know the the catastrophe. because you can see from the picture of so we really. on the ground. big

the rescue was unusual, but this can be a busy tim of year for swift water rescue teams in our area.s mark seagraves found out, he went ouer on the wat with them just hours after they saved those men in the canal. >> chopper 4 caught the scene as the montgomery county swift water rescue tam brought the two men to safety. >> they were in pretty tugh pe, one was a traumatic injury. >> reporter: after that early morning rescue, the swift water team was out on the potomac exercises, training on these rapids above great falls. >> you try to get your weight to the front of the boat. : >> reporterwhile the river is scenic, looks can be deceiving. >> the water, while it may look calm on the surface, it is re crbulent and very dangerous. it is also veryold still. water temperatures only in the 50 dees, 55de grees. which can lead toot hyphermia very quickly. >> reporter: captain trke sam has safety tips for anyone headed out on the river for some fun. >> kayak with somebody. make sure somebody knows where you're going, where you're expected to be back.or >> rr: and for those of you hiking -- >

trying to determine the cause of the tragedy lattimer putin has been briefed on this and he's demanded swift and fair results swift and clear results from this from this investigation all of that while the investigators are working on site and talking to the relatives friends and passengers. the sukhoi superjet one hundred is a short to medium hold passenger airliner the plane involved in this disaster was built in twenty seventeen with capacity for ninety eight passengers its range is up to four thousand six hundred kilometers one hundred eighty six planes of the same model are currently in service with various airlines and we spoke to several experts who gave us their views on the potential causes of the tragic fire at sheremetyevo airport. fire is always the most critical thing that can happen on board an airplane in flight it requires any firefighting to believe the airplane has on board and a very quick return to land at the airport in this incident it seems that the pilot a remarkable job to get the airplane back to the airport landing on the runway and with apparently no direction for

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transactions right trillions of dollars worth and they're going to 6 simply trying to compete with swift and kind of the monopolist ties swift at the same time there's still some competing factors and we haven't really seen this much of the technicals around the point of how it can be utilized but primarily it's going to be and it's between bank to bank transactions globally kind of reduce those fees which is what is the main use case and so as we see j.p. and cohen go into effect i think it could be a lot of competition amongst the banks to see which one before is better but i think ripple still is going to remain top dog i think for the short term at least we'll see you right up to you know what about global climate we have that facebook is actually going to be testing them in india sometime soon and on that. i think that's great and so global coin relative to the home is going to be more between user to user so is going to exist within that the facebook ecosystem whether it's users in the transaction sort of like a pay pal between each other or if it's going to function as a way to th

to determine the cause of the tragedy lattimer putin has been briefed on this and he's demanded of swift and fair results swift and clear results from this from this investigation all of that while the investigators are working on site and talking to the relatives friends and passengers. indeed such a dramatic scene there so shocking to see them. but what shall believe as an incident of of this scale since probably late soviet times there. obviously people waiting to see what happened the investigators hopefully giving shedding some light on that egos down of there with the latest from moscow sheremetyevo airport. the. one hundred is a short to medium range passenger liner the plane involved in this tragedy was built in twenty seventeen it has a capacity of eighty eight passengers its range is usually around four hundred thousand kilometers there are one hundred eighty six planes of the same model currently in service with various airlines we can cross live now to aviation attorney and pilot of the ball get some more info on this thanks for joining us now from the information that is ava

trying to determine the cause of the tragedy lattimer putin has been briefed on this and he's demanded swift and fair results swift and clear results from this from this investigation all of that while the investigators are working on site and talking to the relatives friends and passengers. alyse hoist superjet one hundred is the short to medium hole passenger airliner the plane involved in this disaster was built in twenty seventeen with capacity for ninety eight passengers its range are up to four hundred thousand kilometers one hundred eighty six planes of the same model are currently in service with various allies we can hear from less of a now retired. everything had its half of flying magazine thanks for joining us segments have been a part of them today from the information we do have so far we've heard over the speculation about lightning strikes electrical faults that the plane catching fire about some on the runway what's the most likely cause of this disaster. well we're we're we're all going to speculate at this point in time obviously they had an emergency it was an emergency t

directed by a foreign agent like the i rgc not only with me defend against that attack but punish it with swift retaliation. that should unite us in a matter of incredible importance. i hope all that misinformation will stop. t this matter is too important to play political games. mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest an absence of a quorum. >> house will be in order. >> for 40 years. provided under the coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court in public policy events from washington dc and around the country. you can make up your own mind created by cable in 1979, c-span was brought to you by your local or cable satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning. >> olympian and gold medalist track and field athlete allison felix was among a group of witnesses testifying about the need to address the racial disparities with maternal health care. this house ways and means committee hearing was convened to discuss the high rate of mothers dying to

then the night closed out with taylor swift >> steve: wow. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: and she playedor six songs >> questlove: five songs >> jimmy: she was fantastic. >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: guitar, piano, it was -- and then, i left after that. but that's when your night began. >> questlove: i dj'd yeah >> jimmy: how late did you go? >> questlove: late [ laughter ] 2:00 in the morning. 2:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: did you really >> questlove: sandra oh wouldn't stop dancing. >> jimmy: really [ laughter ] she was great. i liked her speech it was really good >> questlove: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: but what a -- did you party in that place with the view with the glass -- lincoln center, right? >> questlove: yeah, yeah, you can see new york city outside. >> jimmy: it's the most beautiful view of new york city. it was so much fun i was thankful that "time" invited us -- invited me there but it was -- what was the go to jam that d.j. yamid played? >> questlove: i played everything i played - ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: right round. >> jimmy: stop it, stop it please stop playing t

china's response to washington's lightest tariffs was as swift as it was predictable beijing says it will impose additional tariffs of 20 to 25 percent on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports. raising tariffs will not solve any problems but after china will never surrender to external pressure we have the determination and the ability to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests. more than $5000.00 us products including american airplane pots and liquefied natural gas are among exports to be hit by the new tariffs from the beginning of next month washington sanctions announced on friday activated a new 25 percent duty on nearly $6000.00 categories of products from china. after announcing his new tariffs president donald trump took to twitter to assure his people that china would foot the bill for them saying we will be taking in tens of billions of dollars in tariffs from china but on us t.v. one of trump's chief economic advisors was forced to admit that u.s. citizens were going to be splitting the bill with chinese consumers despite beijing's bluster by setting the june 1 date

check out taylor swift and who she praubrought as her date, an look who she met.e them a normal upbringing. but when the little ones and i ran into the flawless paula abdul we straight up had to get a pic. little did taylor know paula is straight up allergic to cats. >> oh, no. >> she might not be forever your girl after that encounter. paula did later say on the red carpet she was fine but truly -- >> allergic? >> i saw what you did there with "forever." >> that was for you. >>> also it was a reunion of butt-kicking ladies on hollywood's walk of fame as lucy liu was presented with her official star of fame. her "charlie's angels" co-stars, demi moore, cameron diaz, all out to support their friend. there they are. look at these ladies. literally looks like that could be off the set of the film. they look exactly the same but it's been 20 years since these beautiful angels battled crime and took no prisoners. >> that's crazy, 20 years. >> you're like this. they look good. i'll have what they're having. tradition set to continue with a new reboot of "charlie's angel

broadly speaking china's response to washington's latest tariffs was a swift as it was predictable beijing has said that beginning on june the 1st it will impose additional tariffs of 5 to 25 percent on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports. raising tariffs will not solve any problems. but china will never surrender to external pressure we have the determination and the ability to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests despite beijing's bluster by setting that june the 1st date rather than making the retaliatory measures immediate china at least appears to believe that the 2 economic powers can find a resolution. spondon to the fact that stock exchange after talks funday what is the likelihood of a resolution. well ben it's definitely not a sunken feeling here the analysts and investors are hopeful that a deal will still be reached and this is that the june 1 that the great spirit certainly offers an opportunity or window of opportunity for negotiating the deal and sign on the dotted lines. because a trade war is not good for anybody and both sides do realize this just yesterday lik

while this is unusual, this time of year gets busy for swift water rescues in other area, our reporter went out with the men whoescued the men this morning. >> reporter: chopper 4 caught the rescue team bringing the men to safety. >> they were in pretty rough shape. one a trauma injury. >> reporter: after the early morning trescue, team were out on theer potomac riv for training exercises on these rapids above great falls. >> you can see it can be treacherous for boating conditions. >> reporter: so treacherous the team members lie pronehe as t captain tries to navige the current. >> distribute the weight and get the boat up on the boat. >> reporter: while it looks scenic, it is disturbing. >> it is turbulent and dangerous very cold still. water temperatures only in the 50 5degrees, 5 degrees can lead too hypothermia very quickly. >> reporter: captain m stream has safety tins for anybody headed out on the river for fun. >> kayak with somebody, make sure people know where you're going and when you will be bk. hydrate and we run a lot of heat related illnesses even though it's 74 and beau

earlier, saudi arabia has been swift to say that they are quick to plug the gap and flood the marketst we are thinking? you mentioned that the market is tight. saudi arabia has a capacity to increase supply but at the moment they are digging to their stated policy and cutting back on production. it is coming back even more than it signed up to do under its quota for 0pec. saudi arabia is co mforta ble its quota for 0pec. saudi arabia is comfortable with oil prices in the mid— 70s reaching $80 a barrel. in order to balance its spending from the government it could do $80 a barrel. it is not in any rush to reduce oil prices by flooding the market. for the time being i think there is plenty of strength in oil prices and that is in contrast to most other commodity prices which are coming under pressure because of trade wars. we shall keep an eye on it. now let's brief you on some other business stories. whatsapp has confirmed hackers were able to remotely install surveillance software on devices using a major vulnerabilty in the messaging app. the firm said the attack targeted a "select n

companies from doing business with it now the latest escalation makes a swift end to the trade route increasingly unlikely. u.s. president donald trump says he wants to help farmers who've been affected by the trade conflict with china he announced an aid package with $16000000000.00. the president also claim. that the trade war would end swiftly although no high level talks have been shadowed since the last round of negotiations ended 2 weeks ago i think things probably going to happen with china fares because i can't imagine that they can be thrilled with thousands of company companies leaving their sure's for other places the u.s. government believes it has the upper hand in the dispute washington's rationale seems to be that china needs the u.s. market more than the other way round and they can't do without american technology and indeed china's largest telecommunications company is feeling the heat several u.s. firms including google restricted access to huawei in order to comply with the u.s. banning order foreign companies such as japan's panasonic are considering doing the sa