, touché touché, touché touché, touché touché, touché ♪ ♪ touché, touché touché, touché touché, touchétouché, touché ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby touché, touché touché, touché ♪ ♪ oh, no touché, touché touché, touché yeah ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! oh, my goodness. that is how you do it right there. christine and the queens, dam-funk, "girlfriend." "girlfriend" is out now. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to jeremy renner, derek hough. mrs. joanne rogers. christine and the queens. dam-funk. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, julianna margulies, from "tag" actress, annabelle wallis, comic book writer tom king, featuring the 8g band with brian frasier-moo

on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch follow us. strong men. pristine nature. and a tough competition. have been yoke one thousand two hundred and eighty five meters above sea level in the foothills of the high tartarus northern slovakia the starting point of the sherpa rally a spectacular race in which each competitor has to carry a heavy load up a mountain ten am in an hour's time the race will begin with a rush job go to check the participants are making their final preparations each load has to weigh exactly one hundred kilo. rahm's it consists of a fifty liter be a barrel wine mineral water food and a carrying frame everything has to be just right. back because they're back the it's vital for the weight to be distributed evenly on the big o's at the bottom the one at the top line up. each entrant has its own preferences but one thing applies to every one of chip acknowledge and you don't need the center of gravity must be just right you're just too high it will pull you forwards and you will take long strides if it is too low and pull you down because the

one, you can do consistent trust points, staying in touch over time with a newsletter going to be a touchnt with a reminder you exist. simple things to keep in touch will move you slowly from short term to long term memory. >> so newsletter is easy, you get everyone's e-mail and send it out. what other kind do you have? >> you can do a variety. i write different publications so i have a media platform i scaled over time but for others it could be as simple as a touch point of sending an e-mail, a text. for me, we just did a study of - just 20 different people we studied on what makes you more engaged in a relationship that it actually matters. the number one reason, simply staying in touch in a meaningful way. it's the people who just connected, like you meet somebody. i liked you, you were engaging when i sat down. it's stay in touch, i'll send an e-mail saying jj, i hope things are going well. i'll have a note and put it in a document and reminds me to send that nice note. i want to consistent engage you and i'm sure when something comes up in the future, wow, i need a guest, who should

i will stay in touch. i'll send an e-mail even if it's new year and say, hey, j.j., i hope things are going well. i'll have a note because i want to consistently engage you. i'm sure when something comes up in the future and you're like, wow, i need a guest, who can i call? i'll be top of mind in that moment. >> so you have these one newsletter touch points that are just checking in and the other when someone needs you be there for them. what else? >> if i was a small business owner or anybody scale ago business, map it out and say what are the different ways i can engage someone? so there's one-on-one conversation, but it's hard to scale. i could have contact with you once a month. i can't scale that to thousands or millions. if it's someone who is trying to reach a mass amount ooh people, y you have to learn how to scale that. for example, i didn't like twitter at all. i didn't even like a lot of the social profiles and it's crazy for the company that i actually run. however, i knew it was an engaging wa

. >> you can't actually touch lips but you can touch noses. >>> on tuesday consumer price index is increased time warner will go through. >>> the federal open market committee will decide if rates will go up on thursday may's retail sales number is released >>> one woman says she is on a mission to change the world one hug at a time. it's not for charity it's business. jane has more on this strange success. >> i will have you lift up your arm. sit a stranger in a pose called the gummy worm. >> i lad like 25 different people ask me out on a date. >> she just wanted to cuddle, not have sex she saw a guy on facebook selling hugs and something clicked. >> put your arms straight out here >> she figured if she charged for cuddles people would think it is normal she got a business license, made a one site, posted fliers and started cuddle up to me. >> i had 10,000 e-mails. >> how hard has it been to convey this is not about sex >> it has taken years. so the legal boundaries for professional boundaries is you cannot give massage, not offer anything sexually explicit you can't actually touch lips but

performance program development, i touched on already, data academy and training, i touched on. department of homelessness and supportive housing, our largest project right now is an interagency project, working with all the city agencies that work together to address homelessness en campments, street behavior. there's a new task force working with together and department of public homelessness, public works, other agencies that touch these issues to classify and track calls coming into the non-emergency and to 311 and to send out more appropriate crews, more appropriate level of services, combination of cleanup, public health and homeless services. we're helping them both with the execution and the data on it what is the city trying to accomplish, how is it measuring it, so we know that we succeeded on this new model. and i'll turn it over to mark to comment on the up coming audits for the up coming year. >> just to highlight some of the things that we are considering for the next fiscal year's work plan, we're going to continue on with some of our key major business practices,

-- so the -- so the idea of touch dna paid off? did. >> reporter: but not quite the way they had all hoped. >> unbelievable that you would get touch dna evidence back that long after the fact. >> right. >> but bad news, it doesn't have sam lopez's name on it. >> right. that's right. >> reporter: so the strongest physical evidence was still against xavier. but it was sam who had the motive, and he was the first one going on trial, even without a trace of his dna anywhere. it had taken 13 years to arrest sam lopez, it would take another eight to bring him to trial. and just months before that trial began, matt murphy learned that sam had a new defense attorney. someone matt knew very well. >> he is so good, and would be lyin' if i said my heart was not in my throat. >> reporter: sam's defense attorney lew rosenblum was the former assistant da who supervised the homicide unit. in fact, he was the original prosecutor, who back in 1994 didn't think there was enough evidence to charge sam. not only that, lew was the man who brought matt

and commissioner, there are ways that are touch points. we mentioned our college hill learning garden. there is curriculum there where based around animal husbandry, that gets at the principles of how the environment is affected by the food choices we make. how we raise our animals, etc. that curriculum is based kindergarten through 5th grade. so it's pretty simplistic terms. up to 12th grade. that's where it comes into the s.t.e.m. and science background that blair was describing when we talk about pollution in our waterways. it's there. and it may not be packaged the way we would like to see it, so we'll continue to work on that, but it's very much a part already. >> commissioner courtney: it's important enough to belabor the point. corporate interests are infiltrating our school system and minds of our future leaders. that's a fact. now that i know that you know, a lot of this stuff is wickedly politically charged. so the organizations that we usually think are guarding against wrongdoers, evildoers, they're not in the game, whether it'

president donald trump has just touched down in singapore for the historic u.s. north korea summit and here are some of the latest pictures from singapore airport where force one has landed trump on meet the north korean leader kim jong un on choose day mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit here arrived a few hours earlier on an air china plane the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a u.s. president and the leader of north korea. well from her arrival in singapore comes after his departure early departure we should say from the g. seven summit being held in canada the two day meeting was marked by a huge rift between the u.s. and other club members as tensions flared over critical international issues. i would rather see russia in the g. eight as opposed to the i would say that the g eight is a more meaningful group than the g seven absolutely. here we all agreed to a return of russia to the g seven format summits can happen until substantial progress has been made in connection with the problems with uk

it will feel a touch fresher work on the east coast of scotland.l rain. warm in the sunshine with temperatures of 2a degrees. northerly breeze noticeable across the east side of the country. he could feel a touch fresher across the board, with a little more cloud. iis at the board, with a little more cloud. i is at best around 18— 20 celsius. wednesday is fine, but after wednesday, this is where we see a change. but there we have not seen for a while. atlantic moves moving in. —— atlantic lows moving in. it will turn a little fresher. good night. hello, and a very good morning from singapore. i'm babita sharma. it's 7am on monday the 11th ofjune. we're counting down to what's billed as a truly historic summit. and i'm rico hizon. all eyes are on this tiny city—state, where president trump and kim jong—un are set to meet face to face an event that could change the world. welcome to our special coverage here on newsday. the key players are now in place. donald trump touched down in singapore on airforce 0ne. kim jong—un arrived before him. north kore

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it touched the equally -- whether it touched equally as a -- is a longer conversation. it demonstrates the front reality of the war for millions of millions of soldiers. tens of millions die at the front and quentin roosevelt is one of the larger group of people. this burial is demonstrative also of this idea of moralizing the war in some way and the contributions they have made. ♪ and we are back live now with more from the gettysburg college civil war institute annual summer war conference. up next, a round table discussion on the memoirs of ulysses s. grant. while we wait for that to start, let me remind you that you can watch all our coverage of the gettysburg civil war institute annual conference any time by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. you can find our full tv schedule and view any of our programs in their entirety. to keep up with the latest on the mac in history tv or share your thoughts on our programming , connect with us on twitter on c-span history and facebook at facebook.com/c-span history. again, a roundtable discussion of five scholars on

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>> just my touch, my feel. that's what i do. >> well, the north korean leader kim jong-un arrived just a few hours ago. and upon his arrival he was greeted by singapore's minister for foreign affairs before his motorcade departed for the hotel. >> we'll cover the historic news with hallie jackson at the singapore airport tracking president trump. >>> and bill neely at the where the summit will take place with kim jong-un. hallie jackson, to you first. good morning to you. what's the latest on the president's arrival? >> reporter: hey there, richard and alex, we expect it to happen within the next half hour according to the guidance from the white house. the president will pull up and land right here from air force one. let me tell you, we are packed in like sardines here. on the tarmac of singapore air business. what i'm seeing so far, it doesn't look like -- typically when the president arrives in a different country there tends to be an honor guard, a setup, a flag. but in this case, that's not necessarily wh

jonathan had never touched a trapeze and the age of a0. never touched a trapeze and the age of 40.peze and the age of a0. a few years later he was running the world's largest flying trapeze school. he is now nearly 60 and still swings from it every single day. in his career, he has trained amateurs, professionals, and celebrities, including sarah jessica parker, for an episode of sex in the city, but three years ago he gave it allup to city, but three years ago he gave it all up to move to the jungle in costa rica. this is where he teaches 110w. costa rica. this is where he teaches now. one of the things no one tells you when you go after the american dream is if you get can overwhelm you and make you sick and you can lose your way. letting go of the american dream was a hard thing to do. you get used to having a solid income and people recognising new. before he discovered the trapeze, he studied psychology and worked as a therapist. now he is using aerial a rts therapist. now he is using aerial arts to help people overcome fears. i have worked with schizophrenics and people with

the cars on the road if it's a two stage process first you touch it to open the u.i. for. state that highlights what you just touched voiced it when you push down the display vibrates and you hear a click so you get the added to or a cue you'd get from a switch or buttons. and the quick holes gives you tactile feedback to look at it helps a lot because you get the feedback that shows you've activated something you didn't just poke at nothing that's on tuesday feel to me about it once was a little in the end it all comes together the idea becomes a new reality. the first land rover was introduced in one nine hundred forty eight and seventy years on people are still using these all terrain vehicles both on and off road because as landy fans say where the road ends the fun begins originally developed for farmers land rover is quickly transformed into an all purpose four wheel drive vehicles that found buyers the world over due to its distinctive appearance which has changed a little over the years the classic land rover defender as it's now known is immediately recogniza

england touch down in st petersburg as southgate vows to entertain at the world cup. get there, scotland's women leave it late to keep their hopes of qualifying alive. wales‘s women lead the way in their qualifying group. some beaumont brilliance levels england's series with south africa. and a golden athlete ends time on a golden career. hello and welcome to sportsday. there they are, the england sqaud hopeful of world cup success. posing for their pre tournament photo before arriving in russia today. manager gareth soutgate and captain harry kane both faced the media after touching down, we'll hearfrom both in a moment but first this from our reporter david ornstein who's been at the team hotel in reppino north west of st petersburg. welcome to the forest makes hotel. this will be england's base for as long as they are in the world cup. at least 16 days that covers the three group games and they will hope for a lot longer as well. they arrived here earlier on this evening after landing at saint petersburg airport in the afternoon. st petersburg is university to wher

know, touching a day like november 22nd, 1963 you don't do that lightly. we knew that it had to be done the right way, sensitively. one of the stops when he we had -- we knew we had to make was in dallas. and to tell the jfk dallas story so well and so respectfully. how we could tell this story differently and respectfully, and augment the rest of the day. tell our morning story, the way that we tell the rest of the day story. part of the process of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know that we were going to do it. we fou avenues, folks who had relationships with the kennedys and had correspondence with caroline kennedy, who was very appreciative of this work. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy tribute in boston. so, that was a good connection as well. none of the kennedys attended the ribbon cuttings for the event, but caroline did send a very gracious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading the letter. we were very proud to know that we had touched her, and of the

touch. was the major league i'll feed. her in. her a. much clearer.area we should offer her asylum. the safe pancha borders created by and for humans. she miss in the film could you stop this madness don't be cowardly save the pregnant crowd this is what really feel good about the migrant labor law. calls for the common sense and compassion and counsel the one doing pregnant. you should. be watching the weekly programs continue after the break. thank. you. i've. never see a clear goal you know. the legacy of coal guys are the winners the legacy oil guys are the winners the legacy old central bankers are the winners innovation you dynamism the constitution the bill of rights these are the losers in this america. i've. i think the donald trump is really confident about his capacities ability to persuade people and the power of personality and all this kind of things and i'm sure that i'm going will try to play this card will try to give donald trump something he can tweet so he can show to everyone look i'm the first one i'm the one who rolls the art of

people and it touched on it. and that could prove a godsend for coming but final test still have to be carried out. the hague this is where coming as potential donor lives sixty two year old i met her in . the netherlands takes a liberal approach to living donors where deceased donors a concern to their only fourteen organs per one million inhabitants because as in germany express permission is required for organ removal and that is really available so many kidney patients hope for a living donor like annette. she read coming as appeal on facebook several months ago. i was just squatting on facebook like everyone else and then i'll hold the post for. it it spoke to me in my heart i can relate to her because i love her also. that was about it. i met has already had sociological and medical tests only people who are physically and mentally stable are accepted as donors. it's early morning at the home and after ten hours of dialysis lamb it cannot last on couple him self from the machine the blood cleansing procedur

panama's touch, or barely touch, turns to gold.ldest touch, or barely touch, turns to gold. panama's oldest player pulled one back to make history of their errant, their very first world cup goal speltjubilation errant, their very first world cup goal spelt jubilation for the nation. but england's job was goal spelt jubilation for the nation. but england'sjob was more than done, the match ball going home with harry. his three goals put him any lustrous company, only the third to score a world cup hat—trick. any lustrous company, only the third to score a world cup hat-trick. just enjoying it. just enjoying being here. we knew it would be tough, we started pretty well but we have been working on set pieces and the way we wa nt to working on set pieces and the way we want to play and it is all coming together. brilliant result, fantastic to be through and do it in this way is brilliant. for years we have had wayne rooney who is out talisman. but harry came, five goals in two games. he is going to get a lot more, he will keep scoring!

. >> in addition to immigr pion, thsident also touched on economy during that speech a theevada state republican convention. he downplayed concerns with the recent trade rift with china, mexico, canada and the european union. the administration is making headway, he says, to fix what he calls unfair tradere ements. >> we're the piggy bank that everybody likes to rob from, they like to steal from. in so many ways our country is taken advantage of. gd we're settlt up, and we're going to all be friends. we're going to all be happy. but we have to do these things. >> the president also touched pn thegress made in north korea, saying that he is optimistic the summit earlier this month will lead to a new future for the korean peninsula. >>> press sretary sarah sanders says she was asked to leave the r virginia last night. the fallout lighting up social media with both positive and negative reactions. aimee cho is live in the news >>om with the latest on the story. eporter: press secretary sanders and her family just started easingt the red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia when they wer

nothing wrong with being in touch with... nothing wrong with being in touch with. .. that'll work.ouch with... that'll work. ok, kevin and jane, thank you very much indeed. many thanks to you, and for you to watching. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thanks again to jane and to kevin. and to you. goodbye. hello once again. let's get you right up to date with how we see the weather developing over the next few hours, and indeed the next few days. it'll take us right on into the forthcoming weekend. no great complaints, i suspect, on the weather front around about the cumbria area or indeed many other parts of the british isles during the course of the day. much of the weather action is a good dealfurther south than us at the moment. having said that, there are one or two flies in the ointment. there was quite a bit of stubborn cloud to be had across lincolnshire and yorkshire through the d

you could touch it. >> reporter: in just a few weeks there will be nothing left to touch or see.os and stories. >> we have had it for a l live memories forever. >> nbc bay area news. >> we'll be right back. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a rocky start for pro groveler rory mcilroy after being interrupted by a wild member of the gallery. he's about to gbegin the third round when a squirrel runs across the tee box. the squirrel continued to linger for several seconds, crisscrossing from one side to the other. mcilroy was eventually able to hit his shot, but he bogeyed the hole. >> there you go. okay? >> the squirrel cursed him. >>> vianey, crazy weekend

light touch approach served us well for about 20 years. going for the internet will be better than ever. and in the future. kim hart: a lot of, pretty much the major in the providers have said they also believe in net neutrality. they don't plan on blocking or throttling or creating fast lanes with the sec transparency rules. they do enter some sort of business arrangement or offer a new bundle or service that changes the way consumers get content or bundle come how to see the data with pay for it would have to disclose that. ajit pai: absolutely. if you don't do that it is a violation pic in addition if it's an ethic of infringement the ftc has brought authority on an fair and deceptive trade practice authority or unfair authority. the new chairman of the ftc has did before congress inhering in which i testified as well that he is willing to determine to do just that. kim hart: do you intend, do you think the sec and ftc will work closely together to try to figure out if the company is transparent with you guys and therefore compliant wit

if kim was serious from his touch and feel, and yesterday we got to see that touch and feel with their[ light laughter ] the first handshake and photo op in history with the north korean leader and an american president, and i'm sorry, but why can't these guys find a suit that fits them? [ laughter and applause ] look at that. [ applause ] i mean, they look like they shop at a store called business pajamas. looks like a promo picture for a movie called "honey i shrunk the dictators." [ laughter ] trump and kim then sat down for a one on one meeting, and look at kim's face. is it just me, or is even he confused at how he got here? it looks like they set up on a blind date by their weirdest friend, oh what, they were? [ laughter and applause ] in fact, just when you thought it couldn't get any crazier, dennis rodman was there in singapore for the summit, and he was interviewed on cnn wearing a maga hat and a shirt for something called pot coin. [ laughter ] i'm pretty sure pot coins are what you have to eat to hallucinate that interview. [ light laughter ] especially when, for some reaso

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bronze and it's a gold plated bronze so even lionel messi seen as the best footballer today can't touch it indeed this is the one in on li made of eighteen karat solid gold the official for world cup trophy and only heads of state and people world cup winners can touch this magnificent full don't price how far has the trophy traveled on its tour trophy travelled from kaliningrad to vladivostok literally a massive geography we estimated that around forty million people lives in the nearest proximity to the cities where the traffic visited any special moments in russia in kaliningrad for instance a young guy made a marriage marriage proposal to his to his girl and that was really really touching and almost you know i almost had tears in my eyes and a lot of new words coming to see this trophy after their wedding there was. a longtime fan of food bowl it was around sixty years of age and the guy was crying and i haven't seen you know a sixty year old guy crying at this side of the trophy. yeah as the excitement builds over which country will lift the world cup in the final in moscow next m

it is a touching story. iam nota know about. it is a touching story. this has taught an awful lot of people about gorillas, who are persecuted and suffering by globalisation and industry and pollution, all sorts of things. robbie williams was friends with this, the late robbie williams, robin williams. sorry. somebody from the red hot chilli peppers will stop people endorsing this and showing that they have language. i am torn on this. i do not like the trivialisation of animals that should be in thejungle. apparently koko lota to play the recorder. and when told that a friend of his had died, actually communicated a response in sign language —— learnt to play. saying" catch cry, have sorry, koko love". the ability of scientists to learn more about the cognitive abilities and the emotions. it reflects our own emotions. it reflects our own emotions. absolutely. oliver, good to see you this morning. thank you for taking us through the news briefing. and then he very much for watching the briefing. goodbye from the team. you can get in touch with me on tw

want to get in touch, our # is bbc l asked. things to you and if you want to get in touch, our # is heathrow word traditionally we record some of the higher temperatures in the uk. compared to the all—time high, so the highest since records began, in 2003 at lavish him and can't, 3815 celsius. they get a lot hotter than in the uk. hardly a cloud in the sky but some coastal areas were pretty misty and murky and this pattern will continue for next 48 hours. still some load cloud lapping onto the coast in the north sea. many western areas, that is where we have clear skies and more likely to have those cloudy conditions first thing in the morning, but temperatures shoot up through the morning, very quickly and on thursday the highest temperatures once again are expected across more western cards of the british isles. 31 celsius expected in the centre of glasgow and lets him in and have another look at the temperatures. you will notice how much cooler it is, only into the low 20s. the weather is going to remain sunny alter the day tomorrow. just a risk of a little shower developing some

diamond and silk touched on the topic. the fact that he was making a point not only what he respects in the president but that he says his neighbors voted similarly for him. i have to say, i don't think that the data bears that out, but given the decline in the lack of unemployment figures, perhaps in the next go around. who knows. any way, i told you a year ago when president trump was elected, i got to get out of my own bump. i'm trying to do it. that's good evidence. >>> still to come, we'll be live at the g7 summit in canada where the president's america first policies and demand that vladimir putin be reinvited to that group will put him at odds with other world leaders. how is this going to play out? dad! hiding when i was supposed to be quitting. i thought, i should try something that works. i should try nicorette. nicorette mini relieves sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. nicorette mini. you know why. we know how. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 3

the touch cooler around the east coast.res, up to around 31 degrees in glasgow, temperatures just high enough to spark off one or two isolated showers but much of scotla nd two isolated showers but much of scotland staying dry. beautiful blue sky is out there, feeling warm once again, with temperatures up to 30 degrees in a few places. high—pressure stays with us as we look towards the end of the week, just drifting a bit further north through the day on friday but still keeping a drive him to our weather. another dry day to come on friday. temperatures for most of us still doing well. more of a northerly influence to those breezes around the east coast so not quite as hot across scotland and eastern england. the warmest weather to be found further south—west, parts of northern ireland, wales, southern england as well, 29 or 30 degrees as well. a touch cooler in eastern parts of scotland as well. that warm weather stays with us as we had through into the weekend. a slight change in wind direction may start to import some co

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, touched downjust in time. or significant results await this team. but the hope is now that the clouds will pass and the recovery starts. joe lynskey, bbc news. lewis hamilton will start the first french grand prix for ten years from the front of the grid. the world champion dominated qualifying, bouncing back from the disappointment finishing fifth last time out in canada, where he surrendered his formula one championship lead. nick parrott was watching the action. after consternation and canada, mercedes were determined to be fast in france. lewis hamilton wasjust five years old in the last time paul ricard's circuit held the french grand prix, being well struck him was vital for this unfamiliar right. hamilton proved the best that adapting to this new environment, topping the time sheet and friday practise and doing the same in the first two sessions of qualifying. while the world champion was nimble, the spring and the step of the winner of last week and's 2a hours didn't last long. fernando alonso's mccla

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a lot of you getting in touch with us already. we start in mexico, where the government there has announced new tariffs on us products in response to donald trump's decision to impose steep duties on imports of steel and aluminium. mexico will put tariffs of around $3 billion on imports of whisky, cheese, steel, bourbon, and pork. the central american country is the largest market for us pork exporters. so it will hit them hard. the trump administration last week levied tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium imports from mexico, canada and the european union, angering key us allies. the move comes amid fraught attempts to renegotiate the trillion—dollar north american free trade agreement. known as nafta. the agreement governs trade between the us, canada and mexico. us—mexico trade is worth about $600 billion annually and about 16% of us goods go to its southern neighbour. meanwhile, mexico sells about 80% of its exports to the us. with me is our economics correspondent andrew walker. it sounds like mexico has delivered on

we're in constant touch with a lot of these families.ll do everything we need to do including visiting with some of these families to make sure we're protecting not just the interest of these children but the interest of our state of california. >> all right. attorney general, thank you so much for your time. reallyit. >> thank you. >>> coming up, moscow meet up. right now in the russian capital john bolton is holding a news conference just hours after the white house and the kremlin agreed to a meeting between ent trump and prident putin. a top democrat in the house joins me with his reaction next on andrea mitchell reports only on msnbc. if you have moderate to severe plaque pis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer s ace with reduced rednessthickness, and sciness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla presc

alex azar says it is fine and everybody is in touch. relax. as we have been reporting though, you take thousands of kids away from their parents. this is a secret too big to be kept. a passenger came to believe she was on the plane with a bunch of kids who were not traveling of their own accord and not traveling with their parents. by the time that flight landed, this was the scene at laguardia airport, hundreds of people showing up offering support and carrying signs written in spanish and singing songs and looking for the kids. it does seem like the government did bring a bunch of unaccompanied voice into new york through laguardia airport in the very late hour last night. this was after -- american airlines said they would not allow their flights being used from kids being taken away from their families. >> they sang protest songs in english and spanish outside terminal b, not long of a group of boys spotted getting off of american airlines wearing dark hoodies, a circle of 200 protesters gathered on the taxi line. an american airline said

paul didn't call but stayed in touch with catherine through text messages.was her lifeline to the world. >> i sent a text saying get me out of here. not that i thought he could, but i was desperate. >> when she sent that one, my heart sunk. >> catherine didn't text her husband phillip because she knew he was too far away. she knew she would only panic him. back in north carolina, all phillip could do was wait. it was 6:00 a.m. and news of the attack hadn't hit the u.s. yet. >> i'm trying to imagine the feeling of getting that phone call and being so far away. >> i think helplessness is a pretty accurate word. you know there is nothing that you can do. i was so worried the girls would just be screaming like uncontrollably panicking and drawing attention. >> exactly what catherine was trying to prevent the girls from doing. >> i just kept telling them to stay little, to stay very quiet and the kenyan lady that was with porsche just kept patting her and soothing her and gigi was curled up in a little ball. her breathing was so quiet and so shallow, i kept rubbi

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