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between dhs and the government of guatemala to allow dozens of dhs agents to basically support, advise,ua train,emalan officials to stop migration, to secure theno country'hern about a border. these are agents that would bostly be there in an advisory role and wouldn'patrolling the border, necessarily, so it gives guatemala the ability to say listen, we are doing something, we are open to your, ao accepting your assistance but in terms of kind of a practical difference it is going to make a, i mean, i don't think we are gng to suddenly see a huge shift in the migration trends for guatemala because of this. i mean just a few weeks ago, president trump dircted the end of u.s. aid to honduras, guatemala and el salvador, right so is for a very long time there was a consensus in the foreign policy establishment, in u.s. and pretty much everywhere, in latin america that u.s. assistance was something that could in the long run ultimately leado a decrease in migration. instead the trump administration's positioe has been we ing to stop aid, we are going increase tariffs as punishment. i mean, mos

padres tied at 2, but then fernando cannot make the play at second base and he runs forward and the ua se big league ad which win. anderson struck out 6 in six innings. the giants won 4-2 and they get the modest two-game sweep. the a's and raise, they were juiced for laureano, typically known for his arm, he showed off his back. the first career grand slam, tie game, they beat the race 6- 2 and they take 2 out of three in tampa. round one of the u.s. open is this morning. world mcelroy tees off at 7:51 and comes in hot. he one sunday outside toronto, and he pandered to the canadian crowd by walking off with a raptors jersey, but listen to benedict arnold yesterday. >> are you planning to where the raptors jersey in warriors country? >> no. [ laughter ] >> that raptors jersey this week is probably staying in the suitcase. >> my guess is he is wearing a staff jersey later today. and i will be at oracle tonight. the final basketball game for the warriors ever at oracle before they move over to chase. and a critical game 6. i will be there tonight. i will see you at 11:00. >>> dennis said

white house there hasn't been much of a response from countries in the region from saudi arabia and the uaor "nightly business report," i'm hadley gamble. >> if these attacks continue to escalate,hat will mean for the price of oil and both the economy.d domestic we are joined by cool cooper, n analyst at ion energy. >> y tha. >> most of us were surprised that we didn't see a bigger reaction in the close on crude oil, why do you think that is in. >> the pricing factor limiting the price increases is the in inventories and they've seen u.s. petroleum inventories rise million barrels and that's second to a little over 92 million barrel incree registered all of the way back to june 2001. with ampleie invent there's simply less fear that a supply disruption would truly cause ai ph disruption. >> having said that, though, as we pointed out at the top it's been arg while since e prices have responded to a geopolitical thent like , is the market trying to tell us something thir timend, do you think? >> it goes back to the inventories and quite simply the world is more comfortable since u.s. invent

they will understand i will thrilled to be here this afternoon very here orrick men and women of the uair force korea, great place great country beautiful country. and some day i am getting back home, i have been doing this a long time now, has been a long time has been days, and i left japan, i met with every leader presidents prime mifrnz dictators our country doing very well probably never had a better economy than we've right now doing good nice to know you are great people you are fighting you are fighting hard, and you are just your presence you have a presence like no other. like no other, so as president, no greater honor than serve as commander in chief of the gravest fighting force on face of the artist the united states military, thank you very much. [cheering]. >> when i met with as you know president moon also, we just in fact just called me again so happy to thrilled. and we met at dmz it was something incredible i got to see the dmz i got to see a lot of your fighting comrades, and we talked to them in fact i gave one little speech to a group of guys i gave to another lit

platen he was the ua president at the time, and sat on the fifa executive midi.al has been outside the building where platen he has been on stakeout duty, jane, today, and to the west of paris, where he is he he is being questioned, a chance to get to the bottom of whether that boat back in 2010 was rigged, whether votes were bought for qatar to get the world cup, have we heard from platen he at all in any way? jo make no, not yet. as you've mentioned, there's always intrigue for the decision in 2010 to vote for qatar, because there was said to have been something of a gentleman's agreement between him and the then fifa president to vote for the american bid, to give them the 22 tournament. he said an attorney 15 that he might have told american officials that he would vote for the united states, but however, he changed his mind after a november 2010 meeting, hosted by the van president, nicholas are cosy, and qatar's prime prince, but platney has long insisted that that meeting did not influence his vote for qatar less than two weeks later. when it was announced

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participating in that league is not the same in terms of money and the first place as participating in uad for that league, we wouldn't be here talking about this topic or lease we wouldn't be here talking about this topic the way we are talking about iti topic the way we are talking about it i would say. just before we go to the final story which is cricket, at the final story which is cricket, at the moment it looks like usa has scored a second goal in the match against france in the women's world cup, and south africa dove, they blew their chances of winning the cricket world cup but they may have or they did manage, cricket world cup but they may have orthey did manage, i cricket world cup but they may have or they did manage, i win over sri la nka or they did manage, i win over sri lanka today, they restricted the sri lankans lanka today, they restricted the sri lanka ns to 203 lanka today, they restricted the sri lankans to 203 all—out in reply, they reached 78 to spare sri lanka they reached 78 to spare sri lanka they have to be west indies and india if they are to reach the semifi

start paying ua. all we're lacking is the right leader. >> laura: now they are freaking out. the president touched the person of the queen tonight. michelle obama touched the person of the queen. as americans -- there is a difference. >> i think the queen can live with that. >> laura: and the handshake. they are the most petty people these media people. october 31st is the deadline. dealing with the yellow vest protest. he said that is it. 31st. that is it. no delay after that. >> he may say that and he is trying to frighten parliament. we give up and we'll surrender. i set up the brexit party two months ago. i thought i was retired. i've come back into politics. we just won a national election and the message is clear. ifon the british conservatives o not take us out i will fight in an attempt to replace them. so they are on notice. there is no more mr. nice guy. >> laura: and boris johnson. the president t gave him a thums up. >> i like boris. he is a huge personality. >> laura: does he have the stomach forre running for prime minister? >> these are tough guys. powerful guy

partnerships that china has been engaging with, except for the one in agent, the first one with the ua was 2012. everything has happened over the past five or six years and they are popping up all over the place. it is a dense presence across the region. they are targeting certain states to elevate that highest level and other states at a mid-level. there's a very sophisticated approach here and it's mostly based on economic ties. if they were to go one with security issues and strategic issues this would cause a lot of stress between the china u.s. relationship or the middle east. it has been building a foundation of economic ties based on trade and lots and lots of investments. and finance as well. we are seeing a lot of things being purchased in chinese you win and a lot of trade and a much more sophisticated financial relationship. and then slowly as these things start to get a little stronger, policy coordination, especially in a lot of these countries trying to diversify their economies and invest in infrastructure and building new projects. this lines up without initiative which

i'm glad ua did it out, things, laura.e began tonight with a fox news alert, potential preview of next year's general election. president trump and democratic front runner joe biden hitting each other with multiple jabs tonight. both and the state of iowa with a grueling event. the president with the recent deal with mexico. the former vice president calls and xo's potential threat to america. and we have coverage. donald trump jr. is headed to capitol hill in a few hours from now. round 2 with lead senate intelligence committee. it is all about the russian

democrats in uas.ongress environmental concerns about nsis and amid the backdrop of increased tens between house ump crats and president oversight. just yesterday, mexico approved or ratified this replacement for nafta s we will hear a lot of talk about that today from president trump and justin trudeau as trudeau arrives at the white house around noon today. >> craig boswell, thank you. >>> next week ishe democratic presidential debate. i'll be reporting live from miami covering the two-night event. you can see omy reports next wednesday and watch the debate on news4 wednesday night and thursday night at 9:00. >>> less than 24 hours ago, president trump's former on communicatiirector hope hicks testified before the house tdiciary committee but didn't work as well ashe democrats may have hoped. the meeting waseld behind closed doors, hicks said the administration's attorney prevented her from talking about her time in the white use. hicks was named more than 180 times in robert mueller's report and sh

i'm glad ua did it out, things, laura. we began tonight with a fox news alert, potential preview of next year's general election. president trump and democratic front runner joe biden hitting each other with multiple jabs tonight. both and the state of iowa with a grueling event. the president with the recent deal with mexico. the former vice president calls and xo's potential threat to america. and we have coverage. donald trump jr. is headed to capitol hill in a few hours from now. round 2 with lead senate intelligence committee. it is all about the russian investigation. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night" shannon bream in washington. peter doocy and des moines, iowa, with all you need to know about the battle for iowa and politics, peter. >> peter: shannon, west des moines, president trump did something completely unexpected, he completely ignored joe biden. he briefly alluded to an eight year apology to her while mentioning the previous administration. he did mention bernie sanders by name but never the front runner,

people have been warned to stay away from airports and saudi arabia and the ua e.ay they will continue to target those sites as long as the war in yemen goes on. thursday's tagger explosions in journey of oman join live viaell skype from hampshire in the u.k. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. despite the ratcheting up of tensions we have seen, no one is expecting a full-blown conflict anyeen iran and the u.s. time soon, but what we have seen in terms of these tagger explosions in the gulf of oman, what does that suggest about the implications of any such conflict? are asuggests if there continuation of these attacks, them both the commercial sector, ship makers themselves, will into what measures they can take and the international community will need to start provide>> we know the strata fs is a vital waterway for oil and commodities that flows out of the gulf countries to the wider market. what could we see in terms of long-term if there is disruption or this sort of continuous short-term destruction? >> we're already seeing some impact commercially.

then there was not a relationship because of the nuclear deal, the situation wasn't pretty but it was uas diffused you don't have that now. >> ali ahma-i, thank you. >>> coming from norway, the central bank has raised rates as expected the key policy interest rate is now 1.25%, that's up from 1% in line with expectations in terms of the commentary that they're offering, they say that the policy rate is in line with forecasts, inflation is projected to remain close to the inflation target in the years ahead. with a policy path like this, it will be adjusted in response to changes in economic prospects. they see for 2020 the exchange rate at 1.0303.3 that is the news from the norway central bank they have raised rates to 1.25% in line with expectations. >>> in the central bank space, the main event this week that invests across the globe are watching, the federal reserve. they signaled a possible rate cut in the coming months as they kept interest rates on hold at the june meeting citing rising uncertainties, chair jerome powell said the case for somewhat more accommodative policy has stren

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send ua photo with the #sundaytodet. you can g it online at the nbc online store. you por spendingart of your morning with us. we will see you back here next week on "sunday today" with jerry seinfeld. t hundreds swarm streets to lly against i.c.e. opter two pele were etand. they want officials to enforce d.c.'s sanctuary city laws. >>> and thousands tourngt for the pride parade through the annapolis. we will show you more of the good time that was had by all. >>> first, let's ge you ought up on that historic meeting between prut and north korea's leader. prekident trump meeting with m jong un at the demilitarized zone and then crossing the line into north rea become the first sitting president to visit the rebr repressive country. this took ple after meetings with south korea's president as well. much more in just a few minutes. >>> but first welcome in on what is a busy sunday morning here. thanks for being with us. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm tracie potts in r neagan fitzgerald today. we have two thigs going on. we have heat and humidity. lauryn ricketts has promised

ua your thoughts? >> the president is trying to get credit for the fact that he's the president and considered the commander in chief and he is trying to prioritize the military, but here in london, i talked to so many people, mostly protesters of the president who put donald trump in a global window. they said he is not just someone who problematic for the united states. he's a symbol for fascism and far right extreme thoughts. >> fascism? they look at our president-elected in this country two or three years ago as a fascist? >> yeah. people, the protesters who were not happy with donald trump and came out to the streets said they were worried about the fact that he was talking to boris johnson and talking to these people that they hope are characters in their own country and they want the president here spreading his ideology. that might take people aback. they don't think democracy and freedom, but they think racism and a person who is the symbol of everything wrong in the world. >> when are asked a

next round of tariffs listen >> we're going to have a meeting with president xi of china tomorrow, uas you probably have heard. there seems to be a rumor about that we are, indeed we look forward to it. i think it will be productive. who knows? i think it will be rproductive at a minimum, it will be productive we will see what comes out of it. >> perhaps the president will have ammunition from allies. trade was discussed with merkel. huawei was talked about with india's minister of course, this china trade situation has been a live event. it's been a constant conversation for the last year plus i reached out to the white house to see exactly how president trump was preparing for tomorrow and what could be a market moving event in its own right. i have yet to hear back with any comment on that. back to you. >> we appreciate it. it comes down to this weekend. you get -- what do you mean? what is good enough? i think that's the basic question out of this. >> good enough to buy industrials and companies with china exposure if we get any kind of positive, even cosmetic agreement between the

where we were today in iraq he told us one of the things he is concerned about now are what they call uasmanned aerial systems what most of us know to be drones. apparently there are drones that are probing u.s. military bases in iraq and syria every day. so they are coming close to the bases they are surveilling. it is a new concern, relatively new here in the region. >> what is the -- the battle group has gone in there. there seems to be doubt as to what the strategy is behind that. what did mckinsey have to say about that. >> reporter: general mckinsey thinks some methods and actions are working. one being the carrier that went in. in the past, it's been shown that iranian small boats and fast boats aren't as aggressive. a carrier is a massive view of military might to have out there in the gulf whether the persian gulf. general mckinsey believes some activities they were watching the iranians carry out just last month are being deterred a little bit by the additional u.s. presence here but wouldn't rule out there is a potential for more to have to come forward because this iran threat

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a helicopter crash-landed on a skyscraper in new york today, killing the pilot and calling ua unpleant memories of 9/11. the crash shook the building an startebrief fire rescue vehicles swarmed the site as rainy skies clouded the smoking rooftop. e pilot was the only person aboard. officials said there was noca inon that terrorism was involved. former boston red sox great david ortiz is hospitalized after being shot in his native dominican public. the three-time world series winner, known affectionatelys "big papi," was attacked at a bar last night.er security cfootage appeared to show a gunman ambush ortiz from behind. it is unclear if he was the intended target. the alleged shooter is in custody. ortiz is in stable condition ter undergoing surgery. u.s. customs and border protection reports a da breach that includes passport and visa photos. one of the agency's sub- contraors was hacked in late may. the attackers accessed images used at airports as part of a facial recognition program. officials aren't saying how many photos have been compromised. california may become the first stat

utilizing that to allow the release of these uas cds, traffickers of these children are really taking advantage of the loopholes that exist -- uacs, traffickers of these children are really taking advantage of the loopholes that exist whether it's the , rent-a-child policy or sending a child forward and that child ends up with a trafficking or labor trafficking or maybe into a gang. many times these adult sponsors that are seeking the custody are themselves in the country illegally. and they are not related to this child. and they do not have that child's welfare at heart. and senator grassley mentioned the accountability for care of the uacs, the bill that we have filed, and it codifies existing -- that existing agreement between dhs and hhs to share that criminal background history. and i would like to hear from you what else you think we need to be doing to support your agents. we know you need more funding. we know that agents need more manpower, and that we've got a lot of agents down there now that are tending to feeding duties. they are dealing in these centers. two of the cent

partnership in the middle east, except the one in egypt, the first within 99 and then the first with ua was 2012, other than those two everything is happened in the past five or six years and are popping up all over the place. it's showing a really dense presence across the region and certain states are elevating the highest level and others are at a mid-level but it shows there's a very sophisticated approach year. it's mostly based on economic ties and it's not a surprise because if they were to go in, they have gate with security and strategic issues and this causes a lot of stress between the china/u.s. relationship or the middle east /u.s. relationship. so it's building a foundation of economic ties based on trade and a lot of investment and finance as well. we see a lot of things being bought in chinese un, lots of trade and just a much more sophisticated financial relationship between the middle east and china. since lowly, as these things get stronger we see things like policy coordination, especially in a lot of countries in the middle east that are working on trying to diversi

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"ua othst bk we are rightac onsqwkn e reet." >>> you are watching cnbc "squawk on the street," live from the financial capital of the world. opening bell in about 90 seconds. busy friday. we are still on watch for headlines regarding both u.s. mexico talks and china tariffs i guess you are not buying the headline that the white house is going to give china goods time to avoid tariffs >> i think these tariffs are good for america in the case of china, he feels we are starving the military plan by making them pay tariffs. i do think china is slowing. >> that's oriented there are people coming in i don't think it is raw. i just wish it were not not -- whipping the mexicans democrats should be involve, too. >> the numbers are up. that's just apprehension >> the employment number should change the president's thinking but i don't think it will. i mean really? >> we got to tone it down here for the opening bell at the big board it is fashion online retailer, revolve group over the nasdaq turning point therapeutics >> they may be the winners nyu. >> ken fisher says things are pretty good. they'

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jedediah: philip, we have a statement from the university the ua system and the board of trustees areemic freedom and free speech which continue to be protected under these updated board policies. the policy revisions did nothing to change that commitment. what do you make of that statement? >> that's what they say but it's really what actions they might take and the problem here is the system and it is a system of many campuses throughout this statement is composed as most other colleges and universities of monthly liberal faculty. only about 10% of faculty identify as conservative. and those faculty feel very much at risk and threatened when they open their mouth. so even though the administration maintains the freedom of speech is protected, we feel intimidated. brian: right, guys, you are taking action. preemptive strike and it's a lawsuit suing for free speech at the university of arkansas but hopefully setting a press dent for others. thanks, i appreciate it. thanks, guys. jedediah: thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. jedediah: president trump jededi

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