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. >> tandem surfing it. >> yeah.e attempting this tandem surfing attempt with this very cool, well-balanced lady. that's molly payne and she's doing a pretty phenomenal job. they're not out on the ocean. it looks like they're in a controlled -- >> i was about to say, there's all that stuff in the background groirp hang on a minute. it's a very beautiful wave, so it must be one of those places you can go. >> think about this for a moment. you take somebody out who's not a professional surfer, yet them out on the board successfully in this tube, right, and is able to control the board while somebody else is out there going -- >> ihe were there with you or me, he still wouldn't pull it off. >> no. >> he has the right partner in crime who does spend a lot of time out on the water on her own board. >> at the end you see that she falls off and he falls off, but i think they pulled it off,ng t >> i'll just flip them off, you know how i roll. >> we'll be up at the beach bar. >> you and i would be super serious about it, like

. >> reporter: four tandem bikes, eight athletes, four of them blind, was getting ready for the races america, a cycling challenge from the west coast to the east. the team with the concept of two visually impaired athletes, jack chin and dan berlin. >> we both feel like we wanted to demonstrate to the world that people who are blind can be extraordinarily successful. because that message just does not get out enough. >> so your visual impairment is just a minor detail in this story, right? >> to us, yes. we never give it a second thought. >> reporter: jack and caroline are one of four tandem teams riding together for the first time just a month before the big o with financial advisers in her day job, sits up front and is the pilot. jack, a father of two and a lawyer at google, sits in the back and is known as the stoker. so how do you know this is going to work? >> it's just going to work. >> i trust and believe that jack and i can make this work. my goal is to keep whatever cadence jack prefers. >> all right. >> reporter: on a chilly june morning in oceanside, california it was tim

people living in 100 homes near the area were evacuated as firefighters on the ground worked in tandem with air tankers dropping flame retardant. interior, you can see the smoke on the interior. they will work on that and hopefully it will go >> reporter: as those who lost it all assess the damage and those whose homes were spared, give thanks but they can stay. >> keeping a defensible space around the house, we are good. >> reporter: the cause is under investigation. >>> these are live pictures of a big rig crash near the macarthur maze on i 80 that spelled about 40,000 pounds of sunflower seeds on the roadway. the driver seems to be okay but jonup ss you can see the mess on the road, it is unclear how long it will be closed. >>> the deadly wildfire that's shutdown yosemite national park has grown, the smoke is filling the valley leaving it in a smoky ha. ey evacuat tourists yesterday, the fire scorched more than 43,000 acres and is 20% contained. >>> police say arsonist to blame for this wildfire, cranston fire burned more than 4700 acres, the entire town of idlewild is under mandato

the latest birthday card: this elegant swirl of galaxies dancing in tandem deep in space.: this bubble of stellar gases floating among the stars, like a diaphanous, cosmic jellyfish. hubble has shown us radiant rose-shaped galaxies stretching across deep space; and dramatic towering clouds of gas teeming with the stuff of creation. stars are born here. year after year, in the infinite black canvas overhead, hubble of our universe, an awe- inspiring light show for us to admire, and for scientists to study. >> amber straughn: i believe hubble has been the single most transformative scientific instrument that we've ever built. >> whitaker: "most tranformative," says nasa astrophysicist amber straughn, because hubble keeps improving our understanding of the universe. she showed us what hubble discovered after staring for days into what seemed to be an empty black patch-- a deep, dark void in outer space. >> straughn: the original hubble deep field is located just above the big dipper. it's a part of the sky that most people are familiar with. it's a blank piece of sky. >> whit

we are pretty hard to stop when we go tandem.>> this little pass and catch was stepped up at lake tahoe. curry is filling it right here. give me a roland, a birdie, and a shimmy. he shot a 7/79. he is tied for 19th. sharks captain at the par 312, money! that was a t shot. he is at 72, going into tomorrow's final round. france and croatia battle it out for the 2018 world cup title. we have a scoring update. it's not just from the largest bay area amateur soccer club, it is my namesake team. sort of. >> this guy is a glenn, and this guy definitely has the skills of a glenn. in fact, all of these fellows are glenn. this one is for sure. >> you connect eight tosses to the goal. every four after that, it's a goal. >> to head coach barks orders out to his team, the san francisco glens. this is an amateur soccer club, born in 1961. >> we are very fortunate to have players coming from cal, uc davis, you name it. these are guys that are recently out of college that want to be professional soccer players. >> of this league, this collection of former and current college players are extremely skill

that's my favorite, and it's not as speculative as tandem let's go to allen in pennsylvania allen?caller: thanks, jim thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: of course i'm talking about intuitive surgical they -- i'm just a little intro. i know you know it >> right. >> caller: they make and sell surgical robots for minimally invasive surgery. >> right >> caller: and they're called da vinci systems. it's a razor blade business, the systems being the raise scores and disposable instruments they sell 4400 of these in hospitals worldwide, and they continue to ship a good deal >> right alan, i know it well i actually gave a presentation that involved their product years ago and realized how great it was when i got -- spent a lot of prime minister helping new jersey all i can say about this is i think there is far more runway here i think isrg has always looked expensive, but i would still be a buyer, even up here. and by the way, that last quarter was magnificent. all right. abbott labs' earnings call was a thing of beauty. kudos to ceo miles white i would be a buyer right he

of pushing the boundaries and in two thousand and eight to set a world record by doing the first tandem skydive all mount everest so often things that in my view much worse or have high risk profile in the past can't wait to go to space we'll follow me. if you take me maybe but i am last question for you dennis tito this first space tourist paid twenty million dollars for a straight fifteen years later you're paying a quarter of a million dollars for your ticket using makes space travel will be equivalent to i don't know train ferry another twenty years. no i don't think so i think it was actually on the launch pad in baikonur when when dennis took off to assess i was very very excited on his behalf and and he's a true pioneer in that regard so it's fantastic to see that actually now civilians can can go it is even more exciting that the cost curve is coming down so much and that's exactly what private enterprise brings to the equation here before oh if we have nasa and the all the other national agencies around the world funding it they tend to be less economically efficient bring in p

. >> instead it has tandem wing and eight rotors at a taking off and landing vertically.nd all electric. the company hopes to sell next year. >> you see first and i'll see. >> knows are the tech bites. >> have a good day. >> i wouldn't mind a flying car especially when the bay bridge backs up. >> i'll let you test it. i'll wave from the ground. a group of women say talcum powder caused ovarian cancer and a jury just agreed. >> the girl caught up in the permit patty controversy getting a boost from the communities and you can help. >> the oakland a >>> good morning. 4:53 a.m. on this friday. we are starting out with a cloudy sky and a lot of spots it's humid out there. and there could be a little bit of drizzle early on. otherwise the bigger story. sunnier skies and lower humidity by the amp jessica. >>> thank you. a st. louis jury awarded almost $4.7 billion to 22 women and their families who claim that johnson and johnson talcum powder contributed to cancer. the plaintiffs claim that johnson & johnson covered up evidence of asbestos in the products for more than 40 years

their own it's very sad news for out of school because in the not in tandem honestly. but i think. more engine the things are in their lives just places of worship the more stories and histories. of their worship have been passed down for generations and so people just have more faith you know and when it's gone of course the faith has also gone . we want to track down those robbing the pall of its spiritual treasures. so we've come to the country's capital kathmandu. it's here we're told dealers do need legal antiquity by their trade. posing as buyer and wearing it in cameras we enter a store on packman do's most expensive state test which is no mistake. this was shown to a backroom five are you just think it's interesting. the way this is. just . this is the one. we soon see has far more than one or two pieces. and they are all ancient but what timeline would you place that this is the fourteenth fifteenth. fourteenth to fifteenth century. in nepal selling artifacts more than one hundred years old is a crime. these to. describe these seventy to sixty five. seventy thousand he int

jordan are a tandem of this actor all right after that we haven't seen in a long time you know where here's these two guys getting better and better with each so yeah you know well it's one day to nerd out and yeah well you know a lot of good you know if we were from the creator of the real. want to go through that thank you chris chambers always a pleasure take yourself and we'll be back with a sequel. as we're going to read clark watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at our t.v. dot com coming up we continue our episode on the new black renaissance taking place here in the united states as we talk the rise of hip hop artist party b. and the message childish gambino is this is america with author and educator walk to stay tuned to watch the. can you think of a more intriguing story line one that includes an attractive russian woman money guns politics power and yes pining unfortunately for maria who came in this is not a story line but her life at the moment is she the most recent victim of the west

of pushing the boundaries and in two thousand and eight to set a world record by doing the first tandem skydive all mount everest so often things that in my view much worse or have high risk profile in the past can wait to go to space we'll follow me. if you take me maybe but i am last question for you dennis tito the first space tourist pay twenty million dollars for a straight face ten years later you're paying a quarter of a million dollars for your ticket using like space travel will be equal in two train ferry another twenty years. no i don't think so i think it was actually on the launch pad in baikonur when when dennis took off to assess i was very very excited that his behalf and and he's a true pioneer in that regard so it's fantastic to see that actually now civilians can can go it is even more exciting that the cost curve is coming down so much and that's exactly what private enterprise brings to the equation here before oh if we have nasa and the all the other national agencies around the world funding it they tend to be less economically efficient bring in private enterpris

afraid of pushing the boundaries and in two thousand and eight a set a world record by doing the first tandem skydive oh mt everest so often things that in my view much worse or have high risk profile in the past can't wait to go to space we'll follow me. if you take me maybe but i'm last question for you dennis tito the first space tourist paid twenty million dollars for a straight fifteen years later you're paying a quarter of a million dollars for your ticket using make space travel will be equivalent to i don't know train ferry another twenty years. no i don't think so i think it was actually on the launch pad in baikonur when when dennis took off to the assess i was very very excited that his behalf and and he's a true pioneer in that regard so it's fantastic to see that actually now civilians can can go it is even more exciting that the cost curve is coming down so much and that's exactly what private enterprise brings to the equation here before oh if we have nasa and the other national agencies around the world funding it they tend to be less economically efficient bring in private en

eleven million per year to keep me here and maybe nobody but i am a very expensive nobody is going tandem obey detention camp was opened in two thousand and two by president george w. bush since then seven hundred eighty prisoners have been held there as part of america's fight against terrorism human rights groups have decried the treatment of inmates after reports of abuse and torture surfaced despite efforts from the previous administration to shut it down most recently donald trump signed that executive order to keep the camp open indefinitely one former guantanamo prisoners described the torment he suffered. torture false imprisonment cruel inhuman degrading treatment something that myself and many others endured but i think the cruelest and most torturous treatment has being detained without charge or trial by a country that claims to be the bastion of freedom and human rights and democracy we already look at looking tortured on mass the americans at it during the. war on torture but what's happening now is that one tunnel. is as american as american pie and i think most people reco

four tandem bikes, four blind, were getting ready for a race across america, a cycling challenge frome we wanted to demonstrate to the world that people who are blind can be extraordinarily successful because that does not get hot enough. >> so your visual impairment is just a minor detail in this story, right? >> yes. fwhefr gave it a second thought. >> jack and caroline are one of the four tandem teams riding for the first time together a month before the race. caroline who's a financial adviser sits up front and is the pilot. jack who works for google and father of two sits in back and is the stoker. >> how do you know you're going to make it work. >> i trust i can make it work. my goal is to keep whatever cadence jack prefers. >> on a chilly june morning in oceanside, california, it was time to race and for team sea to sea to face challenges beyond their imagination. >> it's learning those lessons and overcoming the insane obstacles that makes you more resilient and i'm excited to get past the dark times. >> the real test at what your ability is, to go beyond your own boundaries.

we feel like we can serve the users, help them while going through fda in tandem.ly: how does this fit into the broader space? >> there has been so much interest in tapping into devices that we wear to monitor the heart. what is interesting is that so far we have seen devices that monitor you continuously to detect conditions like atrial fibrillation. we've talked about devices that could potentially alert when something goes wrong. i think the future is all of those things in one device that can monitor people continuously and alert when something goes wrong. we are starting to see those things come about separately in the space. it will be interesting to see them all come together. emily: some companies have struggled like fitbit. why want to go the way of them? >> we don't think we are competing against an apple watch or fitbit. we're competing against life alert. it is a $6 billion market today. we are targeting a market that is 50 plus, two thirds of people over 50 have heart disease. from our perspective it is wide open. the life alert is like a dog color, it

it's ugly, not very pretty. >> my favorite part was that tandem bike. i'm sorry.man i was on the beach. >> i would go with that man anywhere. >> i want to claim -- i want that dolphin coffee table. that's got my name on it. >> that's yours. carson, this is you, baby. >> what did hoda get? >> free beers in that one. >> i'm bringing the dog for hoda. >> later on we're all going rving. it's going to be fun. >> go rving. >> si )m ... just in to our newsroom a short time ago .. the booking photo .. of the man a >>> good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. just into our newsroom a short time ago, the booking photo of the man accused in the random bart stabbing that killed a teenage girl and injured her sister. police say the suspect attacked the sisters at the bart station late sunday night. police are still trying to figure out the motive behind this. bart police arrested that suspect last night about 6:30 at the pleasant hill bart station. this is video showing officers as they made that arrest. police say anonymous tipsters on the train called and said they believe

so the suggestion is that the national defense counsel is working in tandem with the chinese governmente accusation in the letter that was sent to the national resources defense council. it simply says if you are lobbying or politicking for a foreign government that you need to disclose that fact. there is legislation moving in the house and senate that would actually close off some loopholes in that and unfortunately it has not been strictly enforced in the past few decades and hopefully that will change sometime soon. if natural resources defense council does not have to register as a foreign agent, it seems that nobody would have to register as a foreign agent. >> tucker: while for example paul manafort is looking at present for that. thank you very much, interesting topic. this show we are proud to say took the lead and warning the public about zombie raccoons. we were criticized for that but we are not embarrassed. the crisis has grown and we will update you on that, next. post jumped out of nowhere, or if you forgot your bike was on the roof rack, you only pay one deductible -inst

and north korea negotiations should -- [inaudible] and we'd like to work in tandem with the international community so that security council resolution and base sanction can be solidly implemented regarding north korea. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> well, i think our goal remains complete denuclearization. and i think the ffed, as used by secretary pompeo, is any softer in staging our shared goal of complete denuclearization. obviously, terms have historical context, and this has been somewhat difficult for north korea to sign on to in written form. but we are assured that mr. pompei -- pompeo's engagement with the north koreans have been very, very clear on what complete denuclearization means and how to get from here to complete denuclearization which means the complete dismantlement of the weapons, the material, the facilities, the plans. this is very clearly set goal for north korea, and we expect them to deliver on this commitment to complete denuclearization. on the abduction issue, yes, my president has also raised this in two rounds of discussions with chairman kim. we u

both were moving in tandem.it seems all the emphasis is on penalties and not finding a solution. hopefully that will change as more hurt his experienced throughout the committee -- is experienced throughout the community. paul: steve mnuchin says he's looking for china to commit to deeper reform. what is he looking for? wendy: i don't know exactly, but i would suspect that the nine states is looking for china to step up its intellectual property enforcement and protections, but also to ensure that our companies can compete with chinese companies, both in china and around the world on a level playing field. and frankly, the pattern of technology practices and innovation issues are moving to the forefront of the agenda. and they should be addressed. but the way to address them is not to say to china you need to dismantle your made in china 2025 program. the better way around it is, you keep the program but these are the limits and these are the parameters we should place on the program to ensure its conducted in a

which is extraordinary and you haven't seen wages coming up in tandem. particularly sustainable person whether we continue to see activity increases or keep the wage pressure down. gerri: thank you for that. before we get out of the segment, i want to show you what is going on this morning. banks are expected to be reporting earnings. they are going to have big gains. expecting gains of about 20% and earnings. only wells fargo will have a performance of about a 4% gain. that'll come in this morning as we watch for the introduction of the bank or an insect to her. cheryl. >> coming up, some sports news to get to. more fallout from the resignation of more sports team distance themselves. the wimbledon this morning where they go head-to-head in the semi finals. taking a look at your futures right now. we were higher earlier, but now we are slightly lower. the dow, s&p and nasdaq up slightly in the red. you are watching "fbn:am." the dan: brochettes with sausage. so when we made that zucchini carbonara, you know, there are the end pieces of the zucchini and

so, um, yeah, in that tandem we're pretty hard to stop. >>> did you see this? croatia beat england yesterday to advance to their first-ever world cup final. they will play france on sunday. >>> you might remember last weekend they beat russia in a penalty kick to set up yesterday's game. so check out this video from a fire station in croatia. moments before saturday's winning goal, the firefighters had to go out for a call. they left behind three guys who were able to watch the big moment on tv. that's okay. i'm sure they dvr'ed it for the other firefighters. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> the san francisco giants stadium is now a temporary campground. >> the sleepover began last the outfield. there were also some movies shown on the big screen. the event will end later this morning with breakfast on the field. >>> play of the day from major league baseball, the yankees taking on the orioles in baltimore. >> 2-1 pitch on the way, ground ball to short, that's going to be a base -- no. he caught it. an out! didi gregorius taking it behind him and deny

since they trade in tandem, we wanted to show you a snapshot we closed over $70 a barrel. we've seen really low oil and gas prices for a long time. it's just worth noting in today's sessions, we actually close above or traded above a level that we have not seen since 2014 and that was $75 a barrel. closing lower, but it seems to be that trend is up. many political pundits are saying like consumers can enjoy the higher prices. it's not stopping anybody from making the record plans. there's pundits that say if the higher gasoline prices continue and go to the elections in mid november, that could put pressure on local representatives, state representatives or national representatives, sometimes it doesn't bode well for candidates seated at the moment or will hope to be seated, neil. back to you. >> neil: thanks, deidra. have a safe fourth. americans may be feeling upbeat about the economy if they're willing to pay the higher prices. but stocks ended a holiday shortened session on the down side. it accelerated by days end. a lot of people worried about trade and a strong doll

so, in tandem we are hard to stop. >> up in tahoe, aaron rodgers has a little pass in touch with stefan curry. curry feeling it here, he would roll it for the birdie, and then the shimmy. curry shot a 7/79. he is tied for 19. he had people -- par 312. ap shot pretty. and, he caught it at 72 and leads the field by one. it is going to tomorrow's round. world cup, tough to get excited about this one. a game for third place. england against belgium. belgium on the run. thomas in front, scored. belgium won the game 2-0. that is the highest finish ever at a world cup. all right, now for france, it is number three. for croatia, -- it is victory. 2018, world cup champion, on the line. in the meantime, back your -- if the largest bay area soccer club has something to do with it, you but i am taking notice. >> this one, definitely has the skills of a glenn. in fact, all of these fellows are glands. this one is a glenn. in name only. >> toss eight for a goal, then everyone -- >> the coach marks out to his team, the san francisco glens. >> and amateur irish-american soccer club born in 1961. >> we

so, um, yeah, in that tandem we're pretty hard to stop. >>> did you see this? croatia beat england yesterday to advance to their first-ever world cup final. they will play france on sunday. >>> you might remember lasn bea penalty ck to set up yesttation in croatia. moments before saturday's winning goal, the firefighters had to go out for a call. they left behind three guys who were able to watch the big moment on tv. that's okay. i'm sure they dvr'ed it for the other firefighters. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> definitely a bonding experience for those three- game all right. play of the day. major league baseball, yankees taking on the orioles in baltimore. >> 2-1 pitch on the way, ground ball to short, that's going to be a base --no. he caught it. an out! didi gregorius taking it behind him and denying the base hit. >> doing what derek jeter used to do not yankees, the fine defensive play, snag and throw. the yankees go on to win, shutting out 9-0 the orioles. >>> a 3-year-old boy was shot in east oakland last night. and now police are looking for

it's a modest proposal, but we believe it's sensible and it will work in tandem with our efforts like nonprofit displacement fund, central soma and p.d.r. to provide more space for wider range of businesses and less pressure on the businesses we want to keep. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. welcome. >> hi. hi, commissioners. sorry, this week has been so depressing. seeing you guys makes it less depressing. my name is sonny angulo, here representing supervisor peskin, who is the co-sponsor of this legislation along with the mayor. as you know, supervisor peskin has long been a champion of the smart and balanced growth, particularly as we build out new neighborhoods in the southeast of the city. a centerpiece of this policy has been anchored in the rationale of 1986's proposition m, which placed reasonable limits on office growth to prioritize housing for workers and other vital neighborhood infrastructure, including transit-oriented development. particularly as we look at building out and rezoning entire areas of san francisco, it's important -- or i'm here today to stress t

the department's enforcement process has continued to run in tandem with the investigation and a penaltyf $10,000 was paid by the owner in november o. a fully compliant set of plans was permitted but a new architect was before the commission today. their request for discretionary review were filed by an individual at montcalm street. he requested the proposed dormers and parking space be removed from the scope of work. in addition to remediation of all damages to adjacent properties. staff has reviewed their proposal with the residential zone advisory team and concluded that they come -- agree with our standards. that the proposed parking space appears to have been in place prior to current ownership due to an existing curb cuts. as such, staff recommends approval of the design of the project as they are in conformance of the planning code. in regards to damages incurred by both adjacent properties, there is no viable planning to mechanisms that would require the property owner to seek permits on separate assessors lots. yesterday the commission was sent a letter from supervisor hilary r

do they work in tandem? >> you always have some coordination. it can be full coordination.ds on turf battles. i think here, given what's at stake, namely did the president of the united states act in some criminal way, i think there's going to be coordination between the southern district and mueller and nobody's going to start fighting over who should go first. >> tim, i know you said that michael cohen is not somebody necessarily trump needs to worry about, may not know where the bodies are buried, so to speak, who should trump be worried about when he has somebody like paul manafort, michael flynn and to some extent michael cohen that are liabilities? >> anything that's going to go to whether or not trump, his campaign, personally during the election colluded with the russians to break in to hack the dnc servers, anyone who has knowledge is a threat. michael cohen exists on the periphery of that. we do know he and felix sader tried to get a deal done in moscow. felix sader is a vulnerability to the president around issues like money laundering. i don't know that any of t

it tends to trade in tandem.silver and gold, about 80% of the time they confirm each other according to garner, what you're really seeing in the silver market is a severe volatility depression silver has been trading in a very tight range for a few years now, and that's the exact opposite of how it usually behaves. basically silver trading sideways garner sees this as a sign of underlying strength, and she thinks it leaves the door open for a major rally. why does this matter if silver manages to find a way to break out, garner is prettying the pit action will give gold a boost too. 80% correlation. for those of you who are generally worried about inflation and rising rate and the budget deficit, you don't need to dump your stocks instead, though, how about buying some gold as an insurance against economic chaos perhaps gld, the etf that owns gold so you don't necessarily have to buy the physical the charts as interpreted by charlie garner, my favorite commodities analyst when it comes to charting suggests that t

>> liz, i would say if stocks moved up in tandem with earnings you would want to get out but they haven'thaving a a bear market you didn't notice. earnings going up 24, 25% over last two quarters. stocks barely moved 3% on even weighted s&p 500 index, 3%. stocks lagged behind by over 20%. so if that is like a bear market. they have over 20% cheaper because earnings went up. they stayed where they were. therefore stocks are much cheaper than they were at end of the year last year. that should be our margin of safety. liz: what stocks fit into your thesis here then? >> you looked this morning, johnson & johnson reported earnings. johnson & johnson is one of overly -- their debt is one of only seven aaa rated companies in the s&p 500 yet they're growing the top line by 8%. which is terrific. add top-line growth to earnings, dividend, et cetera. you have makes of double-digit returns and low risk stock. so that's company we like. liz: you like cisco and pinnacle. but think one of these companies, particularly j&j could be in sights of the president who sometimes goes after companies charging

majority of human rights violations are by "government or armed elements who seem to be working in tandeman personally contest what he said with regard, for example, when he says that no—one has ever been attacked when they've been on a peaceful demonstration. i was there on mother's day, on a huge demonstration to honour the mothers who have lost children who had been killed by these repressive operators. and on that day, that very day, they killed 18 people and they wounded between 70 and 80 — and i was there. the other thing i can tell you with regards to the, i've been on the phone with the students when they've been calling me to ask me for help and they've been saying to me, they're killing us. bianca jagger there referring to another claim mr ortega made that ""not a single nicaraguan has died in any church". one priest tweeted. .. "no attack on the church? parish of divine merchuly 13th... what about this? " he's been posting images like this bullet marks inside his church, where two protestors were killed earlier this month, after paramilitaries fired inside. if you want to find

similar thing yesterday where we saw global bonds yield they look likem, they will be falling in tandemom credit suisse, shares are up 3% in premarket trading and we will bring you interviews with bob dudley and two interviews. let's get the bloomberg first word news. u.s. president donald trump has said he is willing to iranian arabian -- counterpart with no tensions. tolowing trump's decision withdraw from a 2015 nuclear deal. there white house said the expecttration does not to ran to expect a meeting. they want. anytime they want. it is good for the country, good for them, good for us and good for the world. no preconditions. if they want to meet, i will meet. juliette: the u.s. treasury department said government are we will jump to the most since the 2008 financial crisis. america's fiscal health worsens despite a strengthening economy. they expect to issue net marketable jet -- debt in july through september. that was the fourth largest total on record. factory gaugeal weekend. -- confidence was eroded. in manufacturer -- falling july from 51.2 in june, lowered in the forecast i

was edinson cavani he's one of those attackers that the shams is talking about and usually works in tandemwith those suarez but unfortunately looks like you missed the game due to injury or at the very best start off the bench that's a big blow if you're a boy and then on france aside there are a few players that might difference but i think the main man will be killing them up hey he's only nineteen years old but he really came into his own against argentina he scored two goals and in a fantastic performance and i really think he has brought bright future if france can get the the possession the ball in his hands in the best positions i think can really hurt your boy and i think he'll be the men to do the damage and he's captain hugo lloris even said in a press conference earlier today that he believes is more than ready for the pressure. the whole world saw him showing in the game against argentina but he is very focused he stays true to his style and he still wants to enjoy himself together with his team mates. so tomorrow's other match the favorites brazil up against belgium congress w

what you have seen in 2015 was an action by the german government, in tandem with the austrian governmentorder to make sure that migrants from the middle east wouldn't be lost in central europe. so, there was a certain exception to an otherwise rigid asylum policy. so you don't feel like we are at a point where the continent's philosophy is shifting and we are potentially looking at the end of free movement of people and the end of the schengen agreement in europe? in order to make schengen work, it dates from 1985, the schengen space that was created could only work with working external border controls. we have seen the breakdown of control of external european borders, in particular in 2015, 2016. so, if you want to have schengen work, you have to make sure that the external eu protection works. the one goes in hand with the other. minister, one of the obvious weaknesses of angela merkel‘s plan is that germany doesn't have a bilateral deal with italy to return migrants, nor do they have a deal with austria. so when they send these migrants back across your border, what are you going to

we talk about the koch brothers in tandem.his conference different and what are folks saying apt t -- about the prospects for the midterms? >> a lot has changed for the koch brothers. one brother has stepped down, but let me tell you about this conference. they have it twice a year. you have to donate $100,000 per year to be able to come, and so these are the wealthy, sometimes libertarian-minded donors who come together and talk about politics and policy, and we've seen a bit of a shift among the koch brothers or about the koch network over the past few months, and that is that they started attacking republicans, as well. i mean, don't get me wrong, they are spending $300 to $400 million on politics and policy for the 2018 midterm elections. that's an enormous amount of money, and the majority of that is going to be spent to help re-elect republicans, but there is a subtle shift happening between the koch network. they are not happy with what they see. they are trying to shed this partisan image that they have, they are not h

they also developed a rapport, the hostage negotiators, and they worked in tandem together. and it was an extremely successful operation. now, they will go in there and they will look, as mentioned earlier, for other workers and other hostages that might have been inside. all in all, it was an excellent operation. you've got to keep in mind one thing. you know, there are only four types of hostage-takers. there's the terrorist, which if you end up neutral identifiizin becomes a martyr. you have the prison inmate, which you want to be able to end that fast so other inmates don't get involved. then you have the professional criminal, who goes into a supermarket and holds it up. those are usually the shortest ones. and then you have the emotional person that's involved in a situation like a domestic incident, which takes the longest, because they have a statement to make. and this was a typical type of domestic incident that landed up into a hostage incident. and the other thing that's very important, and lapd did a great job on this, when you see the longer it takes, the reaso

joe went to the major leagues in tandem and enter the navy and eventually was shipped off to vietnam.ive years in captivity there and credited baseball to help survive the repeated torture. major league baseball presented him and nearly 600 other american prisoners of war with a golden ticket to see and a regular-season at any stadium ever three of charge with no expiration date. he did not need that ticket to get into tonight's all-star game festivities here in washington and was able to reconnect with his old classmate. >> when i found out you were going to be here, your face stuck out to me because there was a picture -- it was wild. what else could it be? >> bret: that's a great story. thank you for your service. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. here's martha. >> thank you. breaking tonight. rand paul has been almost a man all alone in defense of the president. tonight he is here with his side of the story. i am martha maccallum good evening from new york. as the president fought to shed light on what h

you see them moving in tandem and diverging at the end of april.pects any hikes throughout the end of the year. when we talk about central-bank divergence versus convergence, how do you play it? is it a quantitative tightening story? troy: obviously the reverse of easing is tightening. ,ur positioning in particular one of the areas that underperformed expectations would be the banks. we own bank credit. they still benefit from a steeper curve. we are focused on the curve steepening up which should lead to better fundamentals for the banking system. that is something we are rooting for, more normalized policy, less aggressive or continued easing. david: let's talk about the united states. the secretary of treasury going on tv and saying he anticipates growth in the next five years. >> we can project a couple of years in the future. i think we are on this path for several years. i don't think this is a one or two your phenomenon. -- forin a period of 4% five years of sustained 3% growth david:. i'm not sure a lot of people outside the white house agr

they tend to move in tandem to external factors. it does not seem we are reacting to fundamentals.we start reacting to corporate earnings. are think the fundamentals -- that's what everybody tries. when some measure comes out or something seems to be shaping up in terms of impact, first you see it on the valuations. later people think about the fundamentals. -- inluations try to terms of first round impact, even on japan as an example, the 25% tariffs on cars, we have estimated around 2.5% earnings for the japanese index. zero, butaying it is even when the whole terrace -- tarrif comes, it is limited. seeing thebe delegation from beijing flying to washington or some signs of talk, like we see with trade , the two sides, the eu and u.s. talking about zero tariffs, not that it's a done deal, but whatever negotiations -- direction negotiations are taking, it does not get better than that. ramy: you were talking also about the emerging markets space. one interesting thing is that longer middle term, you are still bearish on the dollar, which would help em. talk to me about what you are

alix: we have seen the banks trading in tandem, so that will be interesting overall for the earnings. >> i think that tells you that that is what the investor concern is, right? when we have these big macro concerns, the stocks have to trade together and even though we get solid results it is the bigger question or the answer -- that we need the answer to. alix: he will be back with me in a little bit. it is time for first take. squawk, come inside the bloomberg. this is what made bloomberg's, quarter, volatility and stocks. peggy, it was good volatility for equities, but now finally fix paying off. isgy: it seems jpmorgan benefiting from volatility and trading across the board. and it jumped out to me that jamie dimon said in the earnings release that he is really seen a healthy consumer and that is driving assets off of card sales. he is really indicating a positive business that economic and consumer environment and we were not sure how much the corporate tax cuts were going to fade into the rearview mirror for companies like jpmorgan, but it is seeming very positive still. a good

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this is long running russian plot in tandem with voluntary yuan american officials and representativeso the nra. they were absolutely willing to sacrifice american sovereignty to jeopardize snashl security for own aides. one more final point is people need to be looking at the money. they need to be looking at donations that the nra was giving to the republicans. that's a long way to explain the republican renaissance to call out. >> that is another point. i think everyone focuses on donald trump as an individual. russians have been interested in the party for a while. to the point sara just made in 2013 is when the person david keen and republican operative run for it. traveled to something called the right to bear arms annual convention in moscow. next year, she comes to nra convention. special guest and is presentlied an nra women's luncheon. she's attended every nra convention from 2014 to 2016. some of the republicans she's been photographed with, scott walker, there he is. both considered potential presidential candidates. rick santorum did run for president. this guy, alexander.

moving in tandem, i got hillary clarke to make this for me.he correlation between offshore yuan and copper. we have seen that play out. if you are a copper trader, should he be watching what the yuan is doing? themos: absolutely. and that is a lesson. if you are a copper trader, the becausecrucial, particularly with the chinese government allowing the currency to trade a little more freely, it being in the special drawing thets in the imf basket, real price of raw materials for chinese buyers is crucial to the strength of demand and likely the strength of imports into china. so what we are seeing is the commodities of china depend on the outside world for copper, zinc, etc., and are really getting punished as the yuan weakens. it raises the cost for buyers inside china and is, i think, a crucial thing for traders to be watching. the price action suggests they are. nejra: we talked about industrial metals, tell me what is going on with gold. it's not a safe haven. themos: it isn't. the market is really languishing. there is an existential crisi