who did flip but in long run they are doomed for failure, i think final point he should not pull a tor tortoise and har. >> these people are the minority. kennedy: he will not be able to hide during debate, if i were joe's person, i know he says stupid things and he slurs, he does look very tired, i am keeping him off a main stage, and not letting him get booed. >> california largest batch of delegates. delegates. >> 23 candidates and 20 are progressive, let them cut up california. >> is any democrat willing to have their sister soldier moment like bill clinton in 1992, say i'm willing to buck that crazy left thing crap, i'll tell you the truth, you deserve to be told truth, so far none. kennedy: they are all bending over backwards. >> speaking of, which what a moment senator warren's previous claims of native american anestry, made it reason she does not make her way to house walk,

not the baddock tors but the good doctors. thank you for being here because i guarantee you, you'll all probably very good doctors. so larry, come up and share a little bit of your wisdom and what the -- this is all about. >> mr. president. [applause] thank you, mr. president for taking this action that will put health care information into the hands of the american consumer. this will be transformational. i studied the health care markets as well as american consumers. my analysis suggests that when cash prices are transparent, up front in the market on average they're 39% cheaper than the amounts that third party payers pay for like services. even when insurance covers the 300% vary yace within a market across -- variation within the market across the market. they will use free market forces to drive health care markets towards lower prices that outcome greater access and greater value. but this is bigger than health care. lower prices for health care leaves more money in american's wallets and in their paychecks for all oth

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right tors within those numbers. >> [indiscernible] >> is very clear those are never going to become law. i believe that the majority in the house has made a mistake. the first row would to be to get an agreement on the cap number. they are writing to something that no one has agreed to outside of themselves, so it is wasting the precious time of the four on something that will not become law. wouldn't it be better to spend that time, and i want to give our secretary mnuchin a lot of credit. in the very first meeting when he walked in with the chief of staff mick mulvaney, it wasn't just some formal meeting, ok, let's sit down and have talks. he said i'm willing to make an agreement today, something i have not seen before. i think we spent more than five hours on it. he wanted to get to agreement. unfortunately, others in the room do not. they want to continue increased spending, and that is not a place that we can go. >> you just left a secure briefing on arend. what can you tell us at this point, and what is your reaction to the downing of the drone? do you think retaliatory measur

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today giving the judiciary committee approval to sue attorney general william tor and donald mcgahn provide them with information related to the special counsel's report. as long as they get approval from a bipartisan house leadership committee. watch live coverage of the house debate on tuesday starting at and eastern on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. the house rules committee met monday to consider the rules for debate on the resolution authorizing the house judiciary committee chair to take legal action against attorney general barr in the former white house counsel, dom again. the ranking member offered an amendment to postpone consideration of the resolution but the motion failed,. instead, the committee voted along party lines to send the measure to the house floor for debate. this is just over one hour. >> are we ready? [chatter] >> all right. ready? the rules committee will come to order.

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this is the executive direct tor and the program director. it's wonderful to have you back for the annual jewish flim festival, the 39th year. and the dates are july 14th to august 4th. let's jump in and talk about what's new at the flim festival? >> yeah. we have an amazing lineup. 65 flims from 13 countries. as you mentioned, we'll be in five bay area cities. we'll be at the run at the castro theater for ten days starting july 18th. and palo alto, marin, albany, and san rafel. i already said that. >> you can repeat. people can go to more than one place. >> that's right. and if you love the flim, see it again at another venue. we're excited to be back in the venues. we have something really amazing that's new this year. we have a dinner open to the public that this year is at city hall. and this is great. it's the night after opening night. we meet on july 19th at city hall. it's a sit down, family-er the we welcome the international flim makers here victiming us from out of town to join us. they say a little bit about the flims and they hav

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. >> reporter: on donald trump, swalwell calls the p willing tor choice. >> reporter: swalwell would lift the ban on future presidents being indicted. >> people who are against this are a very vocal, tweeting, bullying minority. think that the best way to beat donald trump is to have new energy running against him. >>> officers shot and killed a 23-year-old mentally ill man holding a crowbar. he was shot on the 2nd after his family called police saying he was victorying violent. officers said they had no choice but to shoot hall because he was running toward them with the crowbar and received orders to drop it. bird says they did not properly respond to a situation involving a person with a mental illness. >> the real tragedy here, their constant efforts of trying to provide a safehaven for miles, ultimately wound up being the ones that killed him. and that's the real tragedy of this. >> the home did have a criminal history but related to his mental condition. ntal tion. >>> the president of the raptors could face charges after an altercation at the end of last night's warriors game.

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but mike is keeping his eye on all tor him momentarily. 4:55 right now. >>> nbc bay area responds to an east bay man whose unusual shipment was unexpectedly sent back to him. >> so he wanted his money back chmura and his team for help. >> good morning, we've untangled many problems about shipping all kinds of stuff. ryan baker's case is the first involving cereal, oreo o's cereal. his friends in norway love it so they can't buy it there. he sent a $7 two-pack and paid the postal service $55 for shipping. he filled out the customs forms and was assured the cereal with as on its way. however the box returned. ryan says norway's customs office assessed a $60 duty on $7 worth of cereal. ryan feels the postal clerk here wh him send the box had given him bad advice on filling out the customs forms. so he canceled the shipment and asked for his ck. office said no, ryan contacted us. we reached out to the postal service. it turns out the check box marked "gift" on the customs form here should have been checked, but was not. eventually the sacramento postmaster called ryan and refunded his $5

what they're really telling you is they just won't fight tor it. >> i believe health care is a right not a privilege, but you can't expect to eliminate private insurance for 180 million people, many of whom don't want to give it up. >> reporter: and as for immigration, what's arguably the president's signature issue, there was plenty to say on that. >> we should call out hypocrisy when we see it, and for a party that associates itself with christianity, that suggests god would smile at the division of families at the hands of federal agents. >> watching that image of oscar and his daughter is heartbreaking. it should also piss us all off. >> but there were moments of levity. booker's reaction to o'rourke's spanish going viral. later the senator replying in kind. tonight the president overseas in japan for the g-20 tweeting after this moment. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants? okay. >> reporter: how about taking care of american citizens first? the debates are their largest platform yet, but just a few days ago, almost all th

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according to the national weather service, an ef-1 tor nad i do struck with winds speeds of 100 miles an hour yesterday. despite all the damage, the mayor says all the residents are accounted for. >> the great thing about all of this is that nobody got hurt. we'll clean this up. and these buildings will be rebuilt. so we'll come back stronger than ever. but, you know, it just takes a little time. >> buckly says the city will try to clear the roads first. then they want to deal with the power outages. last night's tornado was the fifth in a string of them. >> it seems to frightening. it happens. you get a warning. you go to the basement. >> i actually lived in nebraska when i was younger. my mom experienced one tornado and we were out. people like to complain about the weather here. we get a little rain and people run away. then we get 90s and they're like, it's too hot. get it together, guys. we have that nice marine layer that started us out cool. that kept our temperatures at bay. then we really had a nice afternoon. i mean, those clouds burned off beautifully in the south bay. 72 d

yesterday he was talking about the nhs and did not seem tors fully unnd that.urse, he weighed into the leadership contest in the uk, even though he said he did not like to take an interest in other people's politics. there were parts of the donald trump we got used to that were on display here over the course of the last three days. i think generally the british side will be pleased that it went off so well and that he enjoyed it.io he oly was good-humored throughout. let's face it, with donald trump, because he is so predictable, it could have been an awful lot worse. jane: but the special relationship is still intact. christian fraser, ank you for joining me. back here in the u.s., many americans including the efdemocratic white house hs have been watching president trump's performance closely. stacey abrams s not yet decided whether she will run for the democratic nomination afterc losing a tightfor governor in georgia last year. she has been speaking ith the bbc's katty kay and christian for their program "beyond 100 days." katty: were you one of the couple

and this is the community that created the leaks this is a community they created tor is a you know a community that says that privacy is important and this is the the the communities that built the internet. it's a campaign with power cables and computers long as it doesn't rain it's great but what it means it's that everybody rushed to hit the circuit breakers and turned off the power is all that and. what i want to know. what do you think we should do but just be brutally honest about how we should get. encrypted e-mail into the hands of let's say a 1000000 let's say a 1000000000 people and i like what should we do like next next month be next year needs to. launch products under different names with different designs with different sales pitches and everything else to see what people will sign up for you would basically say let's build 2 web pages of the one who let's begin with like i think when you think it was at 11 web pages here's a v.p.n. is great and we see him go sign up for that name another pages of e-mails great and we see how many people signed up for that everything w

and --tors have cost closed in the last five years.an cost as much as $1.3 billion a year to plug any revenue gap for reactors still at risk. the white house is trying to save these plants. energy secretary rick perry says the increased grid reliability in times of crazy weather, and -- there needs to be a trustworthy source of energy like coal or nuclear, which can be stored on-site for 90 days. nuclear operators are forced to find new technology to get more from existing reactors, find a way to compete on cost, and lower capex. the industry just cannot wait for d.c. i recently caught up with maria korsnick and asked her about the types of nuclear plants in the u.s. that will be built in the future. maria: the nuclear that you know of today is large, 1500 megawatts. the nuclear of tomorrow will be a little smaller. they are called small modular reactors. the first of those will be licensed next year. as we look to the future, you will see some large, like we are -- like the ones we are building in georgia, and you'll see some small. t

stage street was downgraded tor ne from buy at ubs. the analyst cited little confidence in whe the company will be able to get past some head winds. price target $58. that stock fell more than 11% today to $55.24. >> changes are coming to fe netflix. they're going to lose its number one show in 2021hen nbc universal moves the office to its own platform. in a tweet today, netflix said we are sadhat nbc has decided to take toffice back, but membes can binge watch the show ad free on netflix until january of 2021. you know, competition in video streaming is growing. nbc universal, whichs produ this program, is just one of many hollywood power houses developing their own service. and that could mean even more shows leaving netflix. joining us tonight is senior media entertainment analyst. good to see you. netflix has lost the disney library. are we going to see more of a gration away from pione stream iing netflix? >> absolutely. that's the inevitable consequence of the streaming wars. they're trying to strike a balance between some orthe

into the mortgages at this 4.1 and it'sni a scant decline and the decline is over time and compared torit's 100 basis points. >> is this the reason the fed should cut interest rates at some point this summer to try to revive what has been a housing market thisprg? >> well, yeah. it's almost could go in either e direction beche housing market, and these are signs that it is back i play, and that it's want just refi and also applicatorns purchases and we see somee slowing down in gains of prices, yet, and the price rise is what we are facing now and it's moderating and not a decle and moderating. at the high end we see some decline in price and multi-family and excess supply out there, andry eevel prices are still daunting, always lowerre interest rates good for the housing market. >> right. >> you make the point that home nership has not increased meaningfully since the death of the financial crisis. >> this is true. they are still millennials andl ns of millennials and older and younger peers who are out there still one-third living at home and still one-third renting at all-time high r

tor should already be a protected area if montenegro wants to join the e.u. it will have to set up all the reserves. doesn't name of this supposed every country should protect 10 percent of its coast. that would mean about 30 kilometers here. montenegro has been working on some marine reserve projects for the last decade but unfortunately we still don't have any. there used to be hundreds of fishermen in coach or drug on service now just a handful are left and if things don't change his generation might be the last. it's a place that was shrouded in secrecy for decades until its dark past was on earth near the bella capital of minsk mass executions were carried out in the forest of cura patty between 10371941 hundreds of thousands are estimated to have been killed there by stalin's secret police while a group of activists feel the site should be a place of remembrance but in a country accused of white washing crimes of the past it's become fair game for commercial development for people like. buildings on what was once a killing field is unthinkable. these wo

th biggest moment wasen she went after joe biden about working with those segregationist tors. let's listen to part of that exchange. >> we've also heard and i'm is at vicnow direct t president biden. i do not believe you are a racis but i also believe and it's personal and it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputions and career on the segregation of race inis t country. >> i don't know. what do you think? i feel like this might be the best i've ever seen kamala harris. >> everyone declared her thenn of the two nights of debates. she had such a brmakthrough ent. one of the things voters are looking for is who cantake on he president on the debate stage. also with joeden, everyone knew he came into this as a front runner with a target on his back whswalwell went after him on the age thing, he sort of smiled andbrushed it off. when kamala went after him, his reaction was a little stilted. the coverage has been continuing all day today. i think she score major points last night. >> it was sort of both. it was the fac

. >> the numbers show that only $70,0 70,000 jobs were out in the economy, and his tor it rate, 3.6% big jobs growth in previous months. a risky time to impose new tariffs. >> jonathan karl, thank you. >>> and the race for 2020. joe biden with a major u-turn on abortion. reversing a position he has held for more than 30 years. tonight what he said changed his mind. did pressure from his primary rivals play a part? here is abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: facing intense criticism from his own party, joe biden with an abrupt about-face on a position he's held for decades. >> circumstances have changed. >> reporter: biden abandoning his long-standing support for the hyde amendment, which bans federal funding for most abortions. but opponents say it limits options for low income women. on wednesday, biden's campaign insisted he still supported the measure, but then came the pushback from his campaign rivals. >> and the hyde amendment to deny people through medicaid or medicare abortion rights, that's an assault on african american women. >> we do not pass laws that take away that freedom f

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kennedy debated texas tor lyndon johnson at th democratic convention. >> i appreciate what senator johnson had to say. he made some genel references to perhaps the shortcomings of oretherdential candidates, but as he was not specific, i assume he was talking about some of the other candidates and not about me. ( laught ) >> reporter: but over the decades, primary debates have radically changed: there are more of them, they begin earlier and earlier, and the number of contenders has exploded. this coming week, 20-- count them, 20-- democratic hopefuls will meet over two nights in miami. but as candidates from new york to california, from texas to wahington state, as an army of journalists descend on miami for these debates, a question arises: with ten candidates on the same stage at the same time, is that a debate? >> not a classic debate. you have a, basically a joint appearance. >> reporter: mike murphy has been a significant player in republican politics going back more than 30 years. >> there's still some of the same risk, but it's not a classic one- or two- or three- way debate, with r

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. >> i hope he uses this time tor ect on what he did, that he basically ruined his life for nd nothing, a hopefully he can make peace with god. i really use this time to are e flekt reflect on what he did. he'll be sentenced days before the anniversary of the death of when d i martinez. back to you. >> thank you, karla. >>> now, major develops into the investation of longtime d.c. council member jack evans. we learned the council is going to open its own probe into equity iks violations and they're also going to strip evans of sme of his powers. mark segraves joins us live to given us the very latest. >> good afternoon, leon. there are allegatio from the metro and then stepping down from the board of metro and as you said this morning the fbi howing up at the home of jack evans. it all started at 6:00 this morning. federal agents at the home d.c.of council member jack evan. police closed off the block for hours as the fbi searched evans' home. >> it's not a normal friday morning in the neighborhood, but i think it's necessary, and i certainly -- you know, if there's credence to any of

and democrats are talking about, that is why you see this mutual push back because all of the senor tors have to go back to their home district and explain why everything will be more expensive to everyone. is the president acting alone. >> best, to be in right now is liquor store next to the white house, peopl people are leavingt night after 30 hour intervention, president trump, god love him, like an old man with dietary restriction at a restaurant, he said i'll have the lasagna, and the family members say, no, he can't have the lasagna. >> i'll have tariffs. >> he can't have the tariffs. >> his political cholesterol is really high. >> a lot of his advisers who are opposing this were away. peter navarro and stephen miller sneak in. even robert ligh lighthizer he s opposed to this, it would upset, threaten the president's deal that replaces nafta. this seems like an incredibly bad idea. kennedy: that is the another legislative push back, from republican senators, that i want to pass the usmca, say they, please don't screw this up. this is a massive generational trade deal, they really c

commitment tor further develop. matt: thank you very much., the ceo just shareholder of wirecard, here in berlin. thank you. guy: matt, thank you very much indeed. matt miller never missing an opportunity to have a go at the german shopping culture. vonnie: fiber international has started trading. it was offered between $18 and $20 a share, a little earlier at $21 a share. now trading at $29.64. a nice pup for the company now $9 million. here's the general markets picture as we head towards the european close. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: minutes left in the european trading day. -- 30 minutes left in the european trading day. from zurich, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." attacks in seeing the gulf. european stocks have been fading throughout the afternoon. the swiss franc on balance. i think the market would have liked a little bit of a change of tone from the snb. it didn't get it. as a result of which, stronger franc. vonnie: here in the u.s., we are s

direct tor own small consumer presence and we are obviously looking at that market as well.n people look to acquire entertainment properties, they want to go where they can get a multiplicity of properties, not just an offering from one company. how concerned are you about the current standoff between the u.s. and china for growth of take-two interactive there? strauss: we are very optimistic about china. is relationship with tencent great. up about 74% year-over-year. we also distribute in china in a myriad of other ways. our nba 2k title was just approved ps4 in china. we hope that trade talks will be resolved in a way that is an official. vonnie: i have to ask you, your interim chairman of the board, and reportedly there is a meeting friday to discuss a viacom merger. what can you tell us about this? strauss: outta here, i'm talking about -- out here, i'm talking about the videogame business, so not much. my primary focus right now is the excitement around take-two and the upcoming release. vonnie: if there were a board meeting, presumably you would meetingsof your e3 don

i'm the destruct tor. i'm going to challenge this international order.global selfishness. today we heard something larger than that. the politics of working with allies to achieve the common good and i think going forward i'm going to look and see if this man is really giving up the great disrun tor thing. what's the next tweet going to be? >> one can only hope but you saw it. i mean, you could see him being actually moved by the moment and when he approached the 95-year-old veteran and embraced him, you could see a real connection there which is important. it's good to see this impacts president trump in a way that some might have worried that there was a lack of connection with it. >> you know, willie, it was not only the words of the president but also some of the actions up on the stage and yes -- yes, many will say this is a lobar we're setting for the president of the united states, but there have been other presidents that have come to these anniversaries that have fallen short, that have given speeches that were not memorable. this speech was mem