but clearly the work of the league is done in these communities and communities around thell country yearlong. >> absolutely. and not just in major leaguell base but the stuff we do as part of the legacy program will resonate beyond once w leavetown. they will continue to support these communities.n the washing nationals, this mobile dental unit we unveiled a few days ago will serve children in wards 6 and 7. but that area really needs dental f assistance kids and families who don't have the means. this is 21 years of legacy prstects. the f legacy projects done back in cleveland some 21 years ago. 21se five playgrounds we did years ago where still vital and important to the community. so we're proud of the projects the nationals selected are going to benefit the community for years to come. >> all right, so to get more information about all-star week? >> go to mlb.com. you can find o what's goi on, what's going on for free, where you can get ticket if there are tickets available all the way through for fan fest. we expectha t 100,000 come through the doorof fanest. bring the kids, br

you is how thell car has evolved over the last 120 years and changed to meet our needs. cars have gotten larger, faster, more colorful, more luxurious, you name it. but we are also trying to tell the story of how we have changed to meet the cars needs. because we have changed where we live, how we live, how we work, where we eat. is all impacted in some way by the automobile. so, if you come here, i hope you get some of those questions, if not answered, at least planted in your mind as food for further thought and further discussion. we looked at just a few of the cars in our collection, but i think they represent a real cross-section of the american automobile over the last century and a quarter. announcer: you can watch this and other artifacts programs i visiting our website, c-span.org/history. history tv,merican three former white house photographers talk about their work with presidents george w. bush, bill clinton, and barack obama. sharon farmer, aaron draper, and lawrence jackson share photographs showing presidents in their public and private moments. we also s

thell the teller refused to give him money and he ran off. he's also robbed severalaneralia near sacramento. >> this was the name given to him by the fbi. he was actually displaying a badge on his waistband. >> reporter: they say the faux badge bandit has hit five banks since june spread out over three weeks with the latest happening on july 10th at this hsbc. he's described as having a fair complexion and acne scars and weighs 230 pounds. the man does not appear to be hiding his identity. >> there's some clear footage out there. >> reporter: investigators say if you see the suspect don't approach him, just call 911. in san jose matt keller, abc 7 playful pet. fun this weekend we have you covered my colleague jessica castro has some ideas from our partners at hood line. >> this friday you can enjoy a free night at the exploratorium. it's part of the museum's community ds. on a first come first serve basis. or go to bastille day at the embarcadero plaza to remember the starting of the bastille, a turning point for the french revolution. the ev

master card is paying to keep trains running late on monday and thell-star game on tuesday. the fan fest is all weekend. going to be a lot of fun. >> if you live near nats park like i do, you probably noticed aroundsier than usua there. crews started setting up an all-star village around t park. there will be a fan fest at the washington convention center starting on friday and runs through thend wee lots of options. >>> you only have a few hours left to help get another nantonals player get tuesday's game. trai turner is a finals candidate. he's up against four other players forne last spot on the roster. come on. voting closes at 4:00 this afternoon. we have a link on how to vote and a lot of information about al the events happening around the all-star weekend in d.c.ll checktar in the nbc washington app and then we're going to be out at nats parka head of tuesday's game. dot forget to vote for trai turner. he's so awesome. >> he needs incentive. bryce harper is giving ay two tickets if trey makes it on to the team. >> come on. live coverage of the great events. molette g

on how thell focus dollar has been unwinding and the pound is back on top. u.s. federal reserve bank, the president tweeted this. then the president tweeted this. the u.s. should not be allowed to recapture what was lost due currency minute galatian. we are joined by the head of public policy at pimco. >> i think what we've seen with president trump is there is a difference between the rhetoric and reality. there has been the fed before. i would take this more as a tweet than an actual policy. the personnel at the fed may be completely independent. market participants of what the fed might do or international? nejra: if you look at what the president can do, it's fairly limited. libby: the personal choices are fundamental. in terms of actually setting leversy policy, it has over the fed. ist we see from congress they believe in an independent fed. both republicans and democrats have reiterated that many times. i think in terms of what the president can do, it's relatively limited. we should take this as more rhetoric. you don't think dollars will leave because th

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sghrchlgts the first weekend of training camp is in the books for thell eyes are on jimmy garoppolo.he is sending expectations through the roof in santa clairement everything he does is being an hazed. from thoughing the deep pass to who he's dating. he's been seen throwing on different throwing angles, something he hopes will make him a better qb. >> it is fun to work on those weird throws, but i always brett favre worked on it. you never know. when you get into a game, bullets are flying. you never know how you have to throw it. >> as far the raiders, they ashe f up in acg khalil mack is still a hold-out, but the defense is not lacking any intensity. it's only been a few practices, but bruce already sees a big difference in silver and black. >> the defense is night and day to me, really, from the past two years to this year. guys are flying around. guys are doing less thinking, you know. first day we had five turnovers. all last year we had 14 combined. so guys are going at out. guys are battling. guys are trying to get the ball. >> all right. now to the track. the fastest rides on

this is thell berlin pretty large exhibit dedicated to helping our young people. sonya is here to tell us more about this and this is a wonderful option f our kids. >> perfect place t come from the summer. this is full of art and si expr. the eastern side totally blank, totally controlled. >> i lo the's so many options when you come here, you have the nbc interactive news room. you have t 1776 breaking news exhibit and student protests on display here. all of this. i want to thank the limitless dancin warriorettes for coming in and getting aak s peek tour. tomorrow they will be in the parade. part of the parade. that's the latest here from the museum. a istaycationa that you can't miss out on. >> don't miss it. it's great learning for the summer be. >> i love museums. >>> are we going to love the weather for the 4th? >> i think so. you remember a couple of years ago it was like 68 degrees. it was foggy and youse couldn't the fireworks. it's going to be a lot better this year. it's going to be an honor. it is going to be a lot better. it's not going to b quite as w

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says thell browder banks used in australia was used to steal a billion dollars.iggest blunder was for failingby late to watch for money laundering but managed to avoid prosecution. ramy: the brazilian government has signed off the next steps of a joint venture with boeing. shares soared as much as 8% as soon as the newspaper said details on the company would be finalized in the next few days. the report says boeing would have 80% of that new company. taking a look at what we are watching over the next few hours. >> talking about market volatility with a pretty big guest here today. ceorgan asset management joining us, talking about what is sick, as the countdown to july 6 where these tariffs could be implemented at the u.s., will beijing retaliate? what will it mean for business? they have been planning to take a majority stake in a current venture in china. does it disrupt their plans in the country? before that, we are going to be speaking more on what is happening with the current trade tensions as will a central banks. we are going to go everywhere with deuts

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not only do we have thell star game but also the best chance of rain on tuesday. we'll talk about that coming up a few minutes. >> ay. thank you, lauren. 6:32 right now. breaki d news in thtrict this morning. a boil water advisory is still in effect for part of northwest and northeast washington. right now it's affecting 8 d.c. neighbor from cleveland park to woodley park,lover park, university heights and as far north as bright wood park. the city hopes to lift the advisory sometime today. and we have more information on what exactly you should and b should n doing. you take a look, the city says you should use boiled or btetled for drinking. for brushing your teeth, for preparing and cooking food a making ice and for preparing baby formula. and, again, remember the same rules apply forha water you use for your pets in any capacity. we're ttid it is safe to shower but remember you should avoid swallowing any of that water. we know that many of you he questions about the water safety warning. we are going to stay on top of this breaking story and bring you updates

. >> really all about thell rain too.o far this is baltimore's wettest july on record with 13 inches of rain so far this month. as far as d.c., we're top ten wettest julys and we'll climb to number seven and this is the wettest seven-day rainfall stretch here in washington. a lot of rape over the last few days. as we take a look at your outlook tomorrow, not the best day to head to the pool with ra at times and heavy rain in spots and thursday and friday looking really nice. b sunshine ik on thursday and on friday just a chance for late-day thunderstorms, so t he pool earlier. not only has it been rainy out there, but it's been it's been feeling oppressive, almost tropical, because that's whereure is coming from. through friday we'll continue to feel muggy and then it starts to feel more humid. saturday and sunday has lower humidity levels and then sunday. here's what you need to know. more rain at times through n tomorrht. keep that umbrella handy. remember everybody under the flash flood watch until tomorrow evening. we

metro will staypen until 12:30 toght to help baseball fans get only from thell-star game. if the game runs late metro will stay open half an hour after the end of the game. a strike is still possible if the days come -- that metro and the union cannot hammer out a deal. >>> our team covere continues now with doug who has really nailed this forecast. >> that's righ >> and he's been nailing a lot f food, too, from what i've seen. he's near nats park with the forecast ahead of tonight's ime. you're going to be a food coma by gametime. >> oh, no, no, no. you can't get in a food coma until you actually sit down on a couch somewhere and then you're able to do one ofhose things. i think i'll be standing for the next couple of hours. amazing earlies. g we've been out here since about 2:30, and when the rain was coming down, everybody here in the restaurant area all asking me about the weather tonight. how much longer is this going to go on, will this affect the game tonight? no, the game is looking great. come out here and come to some of the restaurants including mike's. he's the

now, the noted social scientist and connecticut yankee, mark twain, who observed that knights sh in thell this bo behave like big boobies. >> while we are taking notice of things outside of the record, i was looking at the twitter account of your client and a refers to hishe father a lot as "crooked king arthur." what do we make of that? >> i think it is just part of his political view that he picked up in scotland. where we know that fair is foul and foul is fair. it is not his fault that the ights heard him and echoed it back. it is the kind of echo chamber that we all prefer in a lyrical discourse. what could possibly go wrong? >> you are in ignoring some of the speech that he engaged in. you are just talking about some songs, but what about the armor he bought for all of the knights that said on the back, "i really don't care, do u?" [laughter] [applause] understand that was last year's fashion so i think it was just left over. there is no evidence of intent. there is no affirmative proof that mordred intended the overthrow by force. the only reason it happened was anduse lancelot esc

but that is thell president's prerogative. he asked me how that ought to be conducted, i would have suggested a different way. but that is not my role. that's not my job. so it is what it is. >> jason: joining me now for reaction is republican congressman ron desantis, who is running for governor in florida. i had the pleasure of serving with ron in the congress on the oversight committee and also on the judiciary committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. what is your reaction to what director coats was saying and if you started the countdown clock on how long he might have his job? >> good to see you, jason.n. i have a lot of respect for dan coats, i think he served the country honorably, i have confidence in him in terms of his capability. i just wonder whether that aspen festival is the right place to be talking about that. if you had concerns, just bring it to the president. but to do it in front of that crowd, i didn't think that was the right way to go. >> jason: congressman, you and jim jordan, mark meadows, joh

in thell respected industry. market i talked for about an hour on july 15, 2014. he offered to hire me on as a technical consultant. i said i would love to do this. it boil or plate. talking about its experiences so it can listen firsthand what he had gone through paid i had a go on set, as required, to go on set and be best and consult as necessary. at the end of the contract, it says they don't have to listen to me. the very last sentence, if i don't like the end result, i can't sue. tie my hands come use the family's name and do whatever they want. i thought hard about whether i should sign on to this or not. at the end of the day i did sign the bottom line. the powers family really likes the movie. it is historically accurate in the big picture. the themes of this movie, the cold war, the duck and cover drills that many of us went through, the fear and the tensions between the soviet and the americans during this time period are very well portrayed. what happened to east germans trying to escape over the wall being shot, very accurately portrayed. historically

the government says if they can't secure thell being of the kids, they won't relse them. >> it took them three weeks to do this. why so long? rocess is having to go back and locate the parents in the first place. they had to do forensic backchannelling here. we've learned through our reporting that the system set up in the first place really wasn't set up to reunify on the back end, they were resolvg the process on the back end. the 46 kids still out, just in the regular reunification pipeline.no they'rexpedited or under a court ordered dead lynn.th r sponsors are going through the process, which we have no time line for. >> woodruff:. there's another deadline july 26 between children ages 5 and 17. >> that's correct. what's the government's plan for them? >> well, it looks to be very much still evolving. we have late filings that came down with the crts. i'll go to paper at this point, only because the number of kidfs 5 to 17, we still don't know what it is. they had to submit t a listh the first number of kids, the under fives, we knee that was the 103. we don't know how many kids betw

the other thing about socialism us in thell around united states and it has been for most of the 20th century. and our country would not work without it. every country in the world is now what economists call a mixed economy. meaning they are mixes, to varying degrees, of capitalism and socialism. and cuba is at one extreme of socialism, with very little capitalism. and the united states is in an area that is much more toward the middle. i mean, think about our health care system. almost half of the spending in the american health care system is government spending. that is socialistic spending. every single penny. so is our health care system socialist? no. is our health care system socialistic? yes. does our health care system have capitalistic elements? yes, it does. and so people have to grow up, they have to drop their fear of the word, they have to look at the socialism that a like, they have to look at the socialism they think is smart. they have to look at it like social security and other socialistic programs that they do not even know are socialistic programs, and relax abou

and thells to the u.s. u.s. is the fourth biggest part of the supply chain. in five jobs in the u.s. depend on international trade. rishaad: the value is created where? in the united states. an extra complicating factor on top of all of this, we've done the scenarios on how much dependency there is in the u.s. economy from china's demand, and in the u.s. it is .9%. rishaad: directly? >> all channels. then you look at who else could be impacted if you were to see the supply chain that feeds into the china being hit. there is countries that would directly sell to the u.s. all that analysis may be irrelevant if all that happens is china sells more to other countries that then repackage and sell in the u.s.. that would narrow the balance, while not hurting u.s. consumers. rishaad: we heard from jerome powell. there isned up to now no significant impact, but it is too early to say. i'm sure he's looking at that and what has my boss been saying about me and my independence? >> it is too early. $50 billion of goods with a 25% .ariff is a rounding error it doesn't ha

many of those response frble create thelling problems are responsible for cleaning them up. in fiscal 2017, the amount of money by liable parties to clean up the site was $2.7 billion which gos a long way to making sure communities can be safe and protected. while the funding levels in the 2019 bill are not as low as the president's budget requested, i urge my colleagues to support continued funding in 2018 at the 2018 enacted level of $166 million or higher. mr. chairman, i look forward to working with the chairman and the ranking member of the subcommittee to ensure that this program is meaningfully supported and i yield -- i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. -- the jerusalem reserves. for what purpose does the entleman seek recognition? mr. calvert: i rise in opposition. this bill provides $10 million above the president's request, and above the enacted level for the superfund program. we intend to find middle ground on enforcement while prioritizing on the ground cleanup efforts that returns land to productive uses. i certainly appreciate

that thell agreed south the enemy not strong enough to do it on his own -- on its own. do just major't combat operations or [indiscernible] we had to do both. the u.s. and south vietnamese. prof. faulkner: what do you know if your richard nixon when it comes to us? >> we needed to let the south vietnamese handle the business and put that face on it. prof. faulkner: any problem with that? >> it still will take a lot of thought to help them out. prof. faulkner: to think will take a lot of us? >> they still need some of our support, they need some of the resources in order to be successful. >> they would still have to face what west moreland face, -- west moreland face. prof. faulkner: ah. you still have a lot of very strong forces at play. what else? wewhat was said earlier, if took the front stage of defeating the forces much like we did in iraq and tried to put the face on it, they are not ready, they cannot hold their own. prof. faulkner: the president has some issues. nobody is agreeing to the way forward. the dod puts a happy face on says everything is terrible, i'm

on prepared are they to go thell-out trade war against united states, especially when they take a lookrkets and how fragile they are? and we go back to 2015? >> it is a good question. it depends on, roughly three children of foreign reserves, how many of those are already spoken for? if they have the major war chest, which they can apply to different industries to support -- jobs keep jobs going, they are in a better position in the short term. if those reserves are spoken for many ways because of the large amount of lending done in the country, then maybe they don't have as much time. one thing from a political standpoint that is pretty clear is trump is basically being advised that this is working toward his base, until the midterm elections pass, i do not see this really backing off much . it should keep pressure on the currencies and rate markets, but we will see. >> es. a lot of right now, trade policy is we will see. thank you for that on the u.s. market. the historic election mexico, the sweep into the country's presidential election was of fightingalk corruption and increasing

over the next two years, the department of industry says that with thell sink country.op exporting dropping into a bear market, iron ore has been in a tough range. russia pulled off a major upset over spain with the match finishing at the level with the russian goalkeeper triggering wild celebrations by stopping two spot kicks. day,l news, 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> there are egg matches coming up tonight. the government has emerged and inhave a huge chemical giant one. our beijing editor is hear from the capital and i am guessing it is not love behind this marriage of these companies. >> no. it is about debt. was 43 billionn debt hasars and the almost doubled. that andto resolve reduce the leverage. how do we structure who is going to lead it? leade gentleman who will company is one of the best-known in the industry from thed as the mba university of pittsburgh. greatexperienced and is a english-speaking executive. >> in terms of the implications .or the industry, john >> this is something that china is doing with t

called thell in redistricting reform act of 2017 .uld require every state to set up an independent districting commission. the lines would be drawn in a way that better reflects the reality on the ground of the voters. i think it would be much more respectful of voters who feel kind of like politicians choose us instead of the other way around. which is the way it should be fixing person gerrymandering is one of the sweeps of reforms is back tot giving a voice the american people respecting them as voters as citizens as residents of the district and fixing that particular issue is one way to do it. host: from north carolina, dorothy. caller: i do want to talk to a democrat. the messaging the democrats are doing is awful. to all have allowed trump come in and claim success on the economy when you know when he came in unemployment was at 4.9%. 0.9%.y went down he did not fix the economy. broughtma came in, he it down. you give him credit for the whole thing. you're not saying anything to contradict what he is saying. things you all are

. >> these questions were pursued by my colleagues here and i think thell answer was that a framework was in place for additional discussions about additional purchases but there was a sale of soybeans to the european union or two european countries yesterday. and there is no impediment towards your buying our soybeans now. >> just to be clear, it's private importers in the european union that makes decision about where they will buy. the government doesn't lean on them to d buy -- >> unlike china it's a different market in which we are selling the individual businesses that make decisions about where to buy. we need to make sure neither the european countries governments or the united states puts any impediments in the ability for that choice is made to buy united states soybeans that that actually occurs. an issue that' i think is somewhat related to this because markets and change, you can be buying from one supplier and the changes to another supplier based upon price, availability, transportation costs. have witha that we will provide aid to farmers is that that is a short-term i

thell leave out all of adjectives he used. i will just go with disaster and destabilizing. at the same time, his fbi lawyer girlfriend lisa page was telling him he was meant to protect the country, this fbi agent said i can protect the country at many levels. at the same time, peter struck who was picked to fairly look into the russia investigation was talking about an insurance policy with lisa page in the event that donald trump became the president. all of this was happening at the same time peter struck said he could smell the trump support in southern virginia. all of this was at the same time that this fbi agent said a trump presidency would be effing terrifying. that it would never happen. no, no we will stop it. while investigating russia and their attempt to subvert our democracy may have been important to the rest of the country, it was not that important until i have a dozen fbi agents were assigned to the case. for them, it was an investigation designed to stop donald trump. whoind peter struck again is supposed to be a neutral fbi agent. you think he would be e