facingthe caps elimination tomorrow at the veracity, trailing the penguins 3-1. comeback is impossible, but it is daunting, especially talking about the penguins, the team some have pegged as the stanley cup champs. for players like jay beagle, dramatic comebacks are the best part of the postseason. jay: it makes you played do or die, which is probably the most fun way to play hockey. it's going to be a fun one. scott: they need to win. tomorrow night's opening face-off is 7:15. baseball, a rough series for the nats in their game against the cubs today. as for the pitching goes, it was not max scherzer's day. he gave up three home runs, two zobrist.o ben the nats surged, but they lose again, 8-6. if stance, you must not have internet, my friend. this is called the running man challenge. these players from the maryland men's basketball team have created an absolute monster for college basketball players, celebrities, news anchors, everyone is doing it. and it all starts here in college park. robert burton talked to the internet sensations this afternoon. >> i thin

of and fairness to individuals seeking security clearances and associates of that individual, the veracity of the information collected from social media and the resources required to process the collection, adjudication and retention of the relevant data collected. as the policy is implemented, the administration will continue to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the policy. to do so, the government must keep pace with advancements in technology, to anticipate, detect and counter external and internal threats to the federal government's personnel, property and information. this need must also be considered with the full legal and national security implications in mind. i'm confident this new policy will strike the correct balance between all of these considerations. i thank the committee for holding this hearing and for your commitment to improving this process. we look forward to working with congress and i'm pleased to answer any questions you may have. mr. desantis: i thank the gentleman. the chair now recognizes himself for five minutes. are you using commercial software to m

tax returns provide the public with its sole confirmation of the veracity of a candidate's representationsegarding charities, pry overs, wealth, tax conformance, and conflicts of interest. further, while not a likely circumstance, the potential for hidden, inappropriate associations with foreign entities, criminal organizations, or other unsavory groups is simply too great a risk to ignore for someone who's seeking to become commander in chief. there's only one logical explanation for mr. trump's refusal to release his returns -- there's a bombshell in them. given mr. trump's equanimity with other flaws in his history, we can only assume it's a bombshell of unusual size. >>> one of the big issues that's probably in the back of house speaker paul ryan's mind when it comes to his relationship with donald trump is how to preserve the republican party's congressional majority. there have been suggestions trump on the ticket could be harmful for down-ballot races and there's concern on the senate side. one of the vulnerable incumbent republicans running for re-election is senator mark kirk of i

we were able to confirm, nbc news able to confirm independently the veracity of that information that came out late yesterday about the communications, about the smoke on board, and about the sensors that went off. we're not expecting another update today. i do think it's worth mentioning since you brought up the briefing that happened just a few hours ago that there are a lot of family members who are very upset. they are concerned that that information came out from the press. they did not get it from any official source. we did speak with somebody who was inside that meeting who told us -- and i don't think this will come as a big surprise -- what they want to know is, was this terror and was there something that happened here or at one of the other airports that contributed to this disaster? francis? >> nbc's chris jansing. thank you very much for the update. we appreciate you reporting live for us in paris. >>> the tsa and terror. what the agencies are doing to cut the long lines that have been trapping travelers. >>> donald trump on the campaign today after picking up the covete

>> i cannot speak to the veracity of that in public but we're not deeply concerned about those proposals but to see what our strategy is but around the world these are the values. for worker rights and environments. we want the world to observe higher standards but even for those american businesses should have those standards. dash opportunity for the american people so that is the strategy and a strategy that has guided the of participation. >> in with the negotiations. >> no. as the president described its are trying to complete these negotiations to get congress to act on it ago think there's anything about this to have a material impact. >> right after this obviously if this turns to interfere with the islamic state and then as they begin to look. >> the president did the news conference outside of seven arabia he was directly adamant about the political situation in. and was concerned about the situation and he noted the the political debate the better different from they have traditionally ben and that dialogue is so challenging to to have the disagreement within the community and

reached for comment, the campaign acknowledged or didn't dispute the veracity of this invitation and ent further. only saying that mr. trump's position has not changed. so the campaign is saying that mr. trump will pay his campaign back, that he will in essence self-fund his campaign as he's been saying. the reporting is that the new fec filing shows that trump has not done that yet. he doesn't have much longer to do that. several more weeks. so he can still do that. so far he hasn't. the campaign insisting that he will pay his campaign back and will essentially self-fund and not get donations for that. >> you mentioned california but also on another front when it comes to the minority block of voting there, hispanics, he also is attempting to make inroads with the hispanic community, also some may agree it is not so much his message but the feedback that his message got that may be even more interesting. >> reporter: right. this is the first time we can remember of trump reaching out publicly to a latino organization, it's a group of more than 1,000 hispanic evangelical leaders who g

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of and fairness to individuals seeking security clearances and associates of that individual, the veracity of the information collected from social media, and the resources required to process the collection, adjudication and retention of the relevant data collected. as the policy is implemented, the administration will continue to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the policy. to do so, the government must keep pace with advancements in technology. to anticipate, detect and counter external and internal threats to the federal government's personnel, property and information. this need must also be considered with the full legal and national security implications in mind. i'm confident that this new policy will strike the correct balance between all of these considerations. i thank the committee for holding this hearing. and for your commitment to improving this process. we look forward to working with congress and i'm pleased to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes himself for five minutes and this is for each of you. are your agencies utilizin

of and fairness to individuals seeking security clearances and associates of that individual, the veracity of the information collected from social media and the resources required to process the collection, adjudication and retention of the relevant data collected. as the policy is implemented, the administration will continue to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the policy. to do so, the government must keep pace with advancements in technology, to anticipate, detect and counter external and internal threats to the federal government's personnel, property and information. this need must also be considered with the full legal and national security implications in mind. i'm confident this new policy will strike the correct balance between all of these considerations. i thank the committee for holding this hearing and for your commitment to improving this process. we look forward to working with congress and i'm pleased to answer any questions you may have. mr. meadows: i thank the gentleman. the chair now recognizes himself for five minutes. this -- mr. desantis: i thank the gentl

and you didn't call the prosecutors to test the veracity of that assertion. >> no. l the prosecutor talked about were the color highlighted notes. each prosecutor files an affidavit in the joint appendix at 168 and all they said was we didn't highlight it in green and we didn't tell anybody else to highlight it in green. mr. linear says, i don't have anything else to say beyond what i said at the batson hearing and the motion for new trial. mr. pullen said, i didn't use those green highlighted lists in choosing the jury. but of course that's just the first few pages. what's damning about this is not so much that, but the definite noes list, the misrepresentation to the trial court that ms. garrett -- they wanted ms. garrett. that's what they told the trial court and the trial court relied upon that in denying the batson motion. ms. garrett was on the definite no list. she was on each of the strike lists. ms. garrett was never in the running to be on this jury. but they represented to the court that because another african-american, shirley powell was excused for caus

and i have to say there is no bigger tell about the veracity of an accusation and when the person who's making the accusation will not stand by his or her accusation under oath. as dean alberti told a house committee in 2000 when i was under oath i told the truth. anything i said in the video i was not under oath, that's a different story so i have to ask, is this panel looking for the truth, or for another story? a real inquiry would start with sworn testimony from them and that would be true even if they doctored videotapes didn't have so much in common with the deceitful tapes that the abortion opponents, including life dynamics, staged 16 years ago. this panel's failure to allow cross-examination of mr. daleiden and his cohort sends a message loud and clear that the stories would not hold up under penalty of perjury any more than the baseless slurs dean alberti made back into year 2000 life dynamics bought and paid for his testimony. and by the way, you know -- it just strikes me as inexcusable that the panel has been using its subpoena power to compel testimony from health care pro

roads did not show up in the opening statement you just heard, he is questioning the truthfulness, the veracityration during the air ran nuclear deal preparations and negotiations. you heard jason j fitz is obviously not happy and i don't understand why the administration would not let this man testify. >> it is not flattering to their approach. and this president has shown he believes he is above the law. why submit been roads to what they deem hostile congressional committee. they will wait until they are forced by subpoena and that is what it will take to get these answers because we need these answers. as a republic we require the transparency on an issue -- we were deceived on an issue of massive national security implications, the deal with the islamic republic of iran where we were spun willingly by the white house, inexperienced white house speechwriters to the president's foreign policy advisor to get a deal in terms that were never true. that is a scandal in this is just the beginning of pulling back the curtain even more. stuart: our relationship with iran is a scandal during the neg

tax returns provide the public with confirmation of the veracity of a candidate's representations regardingharities, priorities, wealth, and conflicts of interest. andpotential for hidden appropriate associations with foreign entities, or other unsavory groups is too great a risk to ignore for someone who is seeking to become commander-in-chief. mr. trump says he is being audited. so? there is nothing that prevents releasing tax returns that are being audited. down with the irs commissioner earlier this year and asked this question about whether or not you can release your tax returns when you are being audited. [video clip] >> we cannot talk about individual cases, but it would he rare for anyone to be audited every year. audit and it is cleared up, no issues, at least two or three before you are audited again, unless something in your next return popped up. in terms of formal auditing, it would be rare. he says he is not going to release his tax returns. is there something from the irs prevents him from releasing it? that would nothing generally keep you from sharing that information anyw

for the speed and veracity with which donald trump reacted to the plane, i wonder the prospect of havinghite house and the style, how that is playing out in your community, understanding the desire for who is at the helm of this country to be more vocal and reactive as events progress. what are people saying behind closed doors? >> well, in this case i think the greatest lesson the united states has learned over the past 16 years is that we're part of an international community. we have to listen, we have to cooperate, we have to engage in joint strategies if we're to deal with complex threats like isis. it's not all about puffing our chests up and doing things on our own. it's how we operate smartly inside an international context to bring multiple pressures to bear and thereby be able to crush those who are engaging in perhaps including this egyptair 804 incident. >> mr. ambassador, i wish we had you on for a different reason, but we hope you'll come back. thanks for your time. >> thank you. pleasure to be here. >> frank wisner. >>> the cdc is reporting this morning that 157 pregnant u

we're arguing about -- >> we're arguing - the question is the candidate's veracity. >> right, however are arguing about is he at thing the truth to voters? >> he's telling the truth about exaggerating. he's got my name on it. >> let me just tell you what he said? >> how do you value that? >> some of these valuations are based on nothing, okay. the piece says he claimed $575 million in income. he's actually counting all revenue. that's not the bottom line. the bottom line is a lot lower than. >> six months ago, they told me the same thing. >> i know you don't care whether donald trump says what he's worth. >> and why -- >> because this is a new document out in june. now he's the presumptive nominee for president. i think it matter what is he says about his own net worth which is one of his biggest claims to the nomination. fabulously wealthy. >> so it could be 15 -- >> we don't know. the american people deserve to see them. >> people don't care about that. >> maybe they don't care but i would like to know. >> talking to billionaire and financialists who go through and value the propert

we wanted your perspective on the have rask veracity of a lot reports going and. rumors. >> reporter: wrurms had been swirling. and some tech people in the industry had insinuated that maybe peter thiele and now this new report says indeed it is. >> why was he so quick to get singled out here? >> value ad talked about extensively about peter thiel in the past and outed him back in 2007 and there were other stories to that effect too. so he seemed like somebody who may want revenge on gawker. >> also someone who has a big position in facebook. he was an early investor and there was a lot of questions about understanding with facebook being already in the press about its journalism. you know, his philosophy about all this. >> clearly from gawker's perspective you want to broaden this out beyond one guy with a grudge. you have to facility him with a ubiquitous service like facebook and say shouldn't somebody like this be behaving in a different manner? first of all gawker lost the case. so it is not as if it is some kind of renegade action he financed an attack on the

and senators are repeating false information, which is not in the interest of justice or legislating. they also turn to question a veracity of other testimony given by the military and defense officials in front of the committee, so have you looked into these allegations yet and if not do you plan to? >> thank you, senator. two things about that. first, it's absolutely essential that we give accurate information because it's important we use accurate information to defeat this scorch and i appreciate all you have done and your leadership in that. admiral when a failed is extremely honorable man i can imagine that he would ever give information that was not accurate and complete to the best of his knowledge. in answer to your question i have asked my staff to confirm numbers that he gave and we will, of course, report that to you. if i can just say on a different note since he raised it, it is sexual assault prevention response month and later this afternoon i will be recognizing six tremendous sexual assault response coordinators from around the country. i just wanted to put in a word for them because they are super. you

understand, but you cannot have access to that information but it comes to ensure that there is veracity to the the present and future has meaning. haslinda: well said. david thompson, thank you so much. it was such a pleasure. [laughter] david: thank you very much. ♪ you are watching bloomberg television. let's get to the first word news. treasury 10 year future contracts fell after the federal reserve chair janet yellen said on friday that an interest rate increase is likely in the coming months. the loud, emerging market currencies are heading for the worst month in august. treasury notes, yield and bonds are closed world today. german consumer prices halted their declining may. deflation rates rose from zero after minus point 03% in the previous months. good news to ecb policymakers struggling

veracity of these northerners claims. now three former administrators at penn state still await trial on criminal charges in their handling of the the sandusky case, lauren. >> sabina, thanks so much for the update. >>> new survey reveals pennsylvania had a backlog have of more than 1800 untested rape kits. study indicates that the rape kits have the not been tested for more than a year now. largest backlog right here in philadelphia where forensic services office had nearly 1300 kids awaiting testing. state health officials say they are looking to bring more transparency and awareness to the problem of sexual a all the. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the guy they say attack a 7-eleven employee in port richmond. this happened wednesday night around 11:00 in the 3300 block of aramingo. watch here in the surveillance video. as soon as he walks in and starts attacking the clerk hitting him with the the screwdriver. when the clerk went for a baseball bat to deeven if himself he took from it him and started hitting him with the bat. in the end he got away with just two packs of cigarettes. if you recognize him you are asked