outsource that to the un i am a fan of human but nothing will happen without the united states in theow lead. and then to help them in the obama campaign and then to destroy the infrastructure and it does not relent to say there is no evidence of that. and then a hospital by save the children there were seven at least four children and there is no excuse because every single hospital is on the list of targets that the saudi's can hit but yet they continue to do so. coming back from the region here is what we heard. and to do that heavy lifting i thought it was exceptional to make the trip into jordan to meet with us. the report that they gave us was absolutely bone chilling listen to this. today in yemen there are 250,000 yemenis. who are so malnourished and sick that they are beyond saving and they will die. a quarter million are so sick and so malnourished they cannot be saved. another 10 million on the cusp of entering that category. the only way to stop that humanitarian disaster of that scope and scale is to end the civil war so long as the unitede states participates in the milita

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i want to go to the auction in theow, where we begin united states with the treasury.g the weakest demand for its benchmark 10-year note in a decade. the $27 billion offering coming in with the lowest bid to cover ratio since 2009. elsewhere, hellman and friedman with the carlyle group sold notes to extract a payout of $1.9 million from a drug research company. this sale boosted the company's debt load to 7.5 times earnings. elsewhere busy week for u.s. , a investment grade. bristol-myers selling $19 billion in bonds, only to be outmatched by ibm a day later. it was the highest volume week in eight months with $45 billion pricing. around the table is gershon distenfeld, henry peabody, and diana amoa. a weaker massive supply in the risks, real macro and the investment grade is taking it pretty well. gershon: journalists like yourself have been scaring us for a long time with this bbb debt. jonathan: you are saying we are part of that? go on. gershon: 100%. certainly in this cycle there are more absolutes but it has not happened yet. whether they listen to you or not, th

i think the market is being held up by theow bond yields of the safer sectors. >>im ine terms, you look at a lot of different charts during the day, mike. are some of the chart patterns in the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 mirroring what we're seeing in terms of market action? >> ty areor the most part. for one thing, i think we should maybe emphasize tt if you dial back a couple of years, the stock market has really been in a deys range swinging around for about a year and a half, 2018.january of yes, we made a new high just last month. the decline has not yet really jeardized the most recent uptrend from december just yet and it's getting to this area, for example, in the s&p 500 where if it fell a few more percent fro here and i do have people question whether it's back into a more sloppy environment that will chop m around and ne in a defined up trend. >> mike santoli from the new york stock exchange. >> so what could have protracted a standoff between what the u.s. and china has in stocks and bonds. we have twost ks, and portfolio manager at

in this morning at 6:00 a.m., futures wereor up thisng and all week long leading up to the tariffs, theow debate was much the dow would be down but the dow went up.'t we dnow why. robert: liu he, vice premier of china is still here.t presidnping xi sending a letter to president trump, hoping for engagement. there are tea leaves. eamon: the question is where do we go from here. talks continued through mid morning and then they stopped. we saw the chinese leave the room. the question g is where do w from here? i talked to steven mnuchin, treasury secretary, late this afternn, and asked i there were meetings planned but he said not now. as we sit here now, we don't know when the next round of talks is, who goes to whose capitol. the talks said this will go on but we don't have ain date cer to look forward to. so now markets have no certainty about whe this will go and maybe that's the way markets like itar because theyd to it today. abby: it's not clear when president trump and president xi will engage. in t past they've needed to do that to push past log jams in these conversations and they

. >> it is hard to overstate so on those political sides it is six months ago invited to come on theoww. and him and i have gone back and forth onnene twitter i have called him a socialist. and then i was out with my family forwa thanksgiving i was ready to do battle. to find that we agreed a lot on foreign-policy. and then with that standalone community working on an issue and then to come to the table in a serious way start talking one on one to see where we can find some commonn ground. and then during those joint meetings and offices. . >>. >> and the predecessor and then the misguided operation but that yemen thing that dan agreed with foreign-policy and with that last election cycle and part of a coalition with people of felonies in florida to get their voting rights back. and that was interesting to see potentially an opportunity. like a bad habit of avoiding people and we have been un- polite to each other in the past on twitter i thought it was best to send somebody else over. and then to have that opportunity that we argue and everything else to come together on this oneto is

thursday temperatures are going to be in theow to mid 80s. again, storms in the afternoon.umidity starts to increase and you'll feel the humidity on friday. well talk about the memorial day weekend forecast on the ten-day coming up. >> thos rooftop bars sound good. talked about it. a lot of opportuties to get outside. and enjoy this week weather. it's going to be nice. >> we'll tell you about a rooftop bar. a lounge that's oning today in d.c. it promises great views, great food, and drinks,nd we'll sample some of that amazing food cominup. >>> it's a sign that summ is just around the corner. rooftop bars and lounges are opening including at the new conrad washington d. we are joined more on what the city center d.c. locatn hasto offer. thank you were joining us. >> thank you. >> one of the perks of a roofte in d.c., th gorgeous view. whacan we see from the summit rooftop? >> unbelievable sunsets. the washington monument is there. the capital building is there. you can get a peek of the potomac river. you're right in the city center. it only covers the one side of the buildi

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""game of thrones"" there is a petition for those who aren't too happy with the final season of theow. could there be a do-over? >>> carey sits down withkurt suzuki. >> i'm into the thrones" do-over. let's do the whole season over, actually. tracking some storms well back toes the but not much in our area now. we could see one or t tonight, or a better chance this weekend. or a better chance this weekend. we'lltalk about that aca the big iers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are li sted to a few pockets inelect cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, only the combined availableresources of t-bile and sprint can deliver on all the spectrum bands needed to quickly bring unprecedented 5g connectivity across the nation. >>> leon harris here at the live desk in the newsroom. we got breaking news. d.c. police say the body found near chain bridge last month is that of a missing frederick teen. the tivic 16-year-old eber

we're wn into theow 70s. maybe a stray shower or thunderstorm on saturday. at times, though, on su ay, especially during the morning hours where it could be heavy in spotsn, and agaiuch cooler. we lose any hint of humidity on sunday. we have apple blossom festival. lauren is going to be there frb the event on saturday. that's looking good. the morning sports potentially canceled sunday morning. sunday brine mayo, brg the urella. bringo tdhe umbrellanc fcior especially on sunday. >>> right now i want to go back to the radar and show you this warning.re thunderstorm it's across the bay, but if you are toward the eastern shore or know something crossing the bay restrictionsl have on the bay bridge as this storm is moving on through across the area. as far as the next couple of days, we have the storm chances tomorrow into saturday. they're on the lower side. again, tomorrow afternoon into the evening. about a 40% chance. best chanceof rain will be on sunday. especially early in the day with a high of 73. 77 on mnd. look at onday, tuesday, and wednesday. some re

get him elected to fill this reach within the party, dominated with the support, was a follower of theowpposite traction, named chester allen, that deal created a chain of events that the stalemates and convention carried over into presidency and resulted in him being shot in the back and that connection to me made a damn good story and that's what got me story. >> great, i will ask you another question about garfield in a moment. ly ask you the same question, you're not a practicing lawyer but what was your role, we learned about thomas, madison? >> my first book is art of the constitution, i just love law history because the best stories are there. fiction writers come up with great stories, i write fiction and try to do that, but you can't really beat real life to allude to current situation. [laughter] >> and after writing about the constitution i was looking for another occasion where the constitution mattered, where it made a difference and i thought the impeachment trial of andrew johnson was a time that after the civil war, the nations stayed together, whether we would have a sec

facebook or instagram and we'll get to as many as we can when e read our sunday mail at the end of theowl day weekend weather. >> good morning. clay anderson. as we continue to take a look at our weather across the region for now. we're showing the radar and stretching out to our west. as we stretchut to our west, we have a bit of a rain shower that is starting to develop. i was keeping an eye onthat. it is well to our west in west virginia. we'll let you any that as the storms get closer, we'll give you all the details as the storms move later on this afternoon across our area. ojoy your sunday. >> nextn sunday "today," thest artiehind your favorite songs, an algorithm. a look at artificial intelligence in music and why many artists sayt is not music at all. we're back in just 60 seconds. . it's not music at all. i was on the fence about changil from a manua an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. removes more plae along the's gum line.ounded brush headqu for cleane

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french president at that time, the french president was very difficult and said that he would and theow ike's plan french would do their own plan. i was not sure about that. of the covers the basics pressure faced in this war. i found it a very compelling movie. i am sure there are more horror stories. but i wonder if mr. kershaw has seen this movie or was aware of it. thank you. movie.i have seen the i am a big fan of tom selleck, but i do not think he has the same dreamy blue eyes as ike did . yes, we did have the british, canadians, and the americans. there were serious problems, and we do not expect him to be the national leader of the french. he was not an official we could negotiate with officially. your point about eisenhower, i do not think any man in the 20th century faces as much pressure as eisenhower did on june 5, 1940 four, when he alone was able to make the decision to go. not churchill, not marshall, washington, roosevelt, not the king of england. the french president might have wanted to influence ike. allied supreme commander, only he could give that decision to go, an

that over theow next year or so.ts from which are not on the tariffs at this point in time, the impact is much worse. not take into account further easing from china. shery: we still need to see the effect on the chinese trade data marche the numbers for were pretty strong, given the new year holidays. >> yes. that is true. was betterde data than the u.s. trade data. of course, in the coming days, we see that with macro policy easing, providing some support to the economy. it should so -- show some improvement. external demand issues are likely to remain subdued. that is the picture that is evolving so far. shery: thank you for joining us. plenty more ahead on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: let's get a quick check of the business flash headlines. being asked to take a step towards 5g wireless services as early as next year. they plan to allocate spectrum for at least two networks. singapore has been slower in moving towards 5g. suddenly owing more money costs forts looking aircraft and other assets as

temperatures in theow 70s now. back up into the low 80s for afternoon highs today and if you're wondering about the rest of the holiday weekend, i think wou're going to like it. today and tomorroill be the better half of the weekend. that heat that al was talking about in the deep south that comes our way through sunday and into the next week. >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you still ahead here this morning, yet another fatal accident involving people looking for that perfect picture. the new warning after a college student's death at a scenic overlook. >> then an nbc news exclusive. an inside look at gaza and a rare interview this morning with the leader of an armed milit tt groupre and he has a direct message for the president. but first this is "today" on .is not all water reated equal. only 1 billionth of 1% is filred naturally. and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park 100% natural spring wer. born better® ♪h cuum] introducing fresep clean paws, with low tracking litter. your vacu

reports the nsa lost controlthe tool known as eternal blue in 2017 when an unidentified group called theowrs in north korea and china and in russia, the sakeackers that targeted the 2017 election in 2016 used w a cyberpon to compromise hotel wifi networks. the nsa and fbi declined to comment to the "times" ands in newsal in the bmore attack they demanded bitcoins worth about system. to unlock the up top the officials says the city will not pa i the raom. >> we talked to technology and others that pay ransoms, that i can leave something in the system and shut you down again. >> reporter: it's the latest in a cyber warfare campaign. according to ,analysts5 local governments have been victimized this year. a similar attack targeted atlanta last year and cost the city millions to in greenville, north carolina hit last month. cyber security experts say cash strapped cities with aging digital infrurs andll rea out of date software are the most vulnerable because they lack the resources to build up to the defenses and then of course to pay off the ranso wear iare if becomes necessary. >>> nfl leg

french president at that time, the french president was very difficult and said that he would and theowke's plan french would do their own plan. i was not sure about that. of the covers the basics pressure faced in this war. i found it a very compelling movie. i am sure there are more horror stories. but i wonder if mr. kershaw has seen this movie or was aware of it. thank you. movie.i have seen the i am a big fan of tom selleck, but i do not think he has the same dreamy blue eyes as ike did . yes, we did have the british, canadians, and the americans. there were serious problems, and we do not expect him to be the national leader of the french. he was not an official we could negotiate with officially. your point about eisenhower, i do not think any man in the 20th century faces as much pressure as eisenhower did on june 5, 1940 four, when he alone was able to make the decision to go. not churchill, not marshall, washington, roosevelt, not the king of england. the french president might have wanted to influence ike. allied supreme commander, only he could give that decision to go, and

when theow presidential candidates first started releasing their tax returns for the public would knowhat their answers were? ?hen did that first start host: i don't know the exact date but i know that several leading up to their candidacies have done that voluntarily. host: i talking about even past candidates. did it start even before ronald reagan? ?ho was the first host: i don't know. caller: it has been a long time, though, right? host: i don't know. caller: my comment basically is that trump really has deceived a lot of people. first and foremost, when he was a presidential candidate, his first comment was that he was not releasing his tax returns because he was being audited. i.r.s. regs say that you are guilty until proven innocent. so him releasing his tax returns as a presidential candidate was not really an issue. he is the first presidential candidate over the last i would say 24 years who has not released his tax returns. host: what he think of the value of looking at the tax returns would be? caller: the value is, you know what it is. you know why he is doing legislation.