. >> and it didn't take us long to see our first glimpses of harry and meghan since their wedding.re they are looking very relaxed and in love heading back to kensington palace, which they'll now call home. >> pressure afs off. until the baby talk starts. they looked like movie stars. and not just one, but two receptions. >> when they came out of windsor castle to go towards frogmore house, you have to look twice to see if you were looking at james bond and his new bond girl. or, indeed, the new duke and duchess of sussex. harry looked so dapper in his tuxedo. and meghan, who opted for stella mccartney, just looked like the epitome of elegance. >> adding to the bond look, that 1968 silver blue jaguar. converted to use electric power. there's even a hidden meaning in the license plate. that's the couple's wedding date. and while the evening vibe may have been 007, the afternoon reception soundtrack was elton john. >> well, prince harry got up and asked if there was anyone in the room that happened to play the piano. and of course, at that point, elton knew it was his cue to get up a

>> reporter: raj, i'll tell you, it didn't tell us long to find victims or damage. take a look at this tree trunk here. it seems somebody is painting this town pink and a whole lot of other colors, and folks here aren't happy about it.

victorious # send her victorious # happy and glorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # longover us # god save the queen. cheering. once harry and meghan had shared that first kiss, it was time to greet the well—wishers who had lined to meet the newlyweds and they we re lined to meet the newlyweds and they were blessed as the sun kept shining as they went through windsor in a horse drawn carriage. prince harry moves in and helps his new wife into this carriage that they have chosen, an open carriage that is perfect for today. harry! meghan! the national anthem being played to fill the new couple to go past the chapel and waving to the 2000 or more people who were specially invited and included in this lovely event today. watched keenly by smiling members of the royalfamily, including keenly by smiling members of the royal family, including the keenly by smiling members of the royalfamily, including the queen and the duke of edinburgh he was here today after just a month after some surgery on his hip so people very pleased that he was able to make it for this event but look at

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not the family members a bit people about people who are going to be with us long after that coke brothers are dead. i actually think that charles coke's one-of-a-kind character i'm sure there will be other big players but if you give him credit for being very much having put his imprint on this because of who he is. he thinks systematically like an engineer. for years thinking how do i take this thing over. how do i reengineer it to make this the paradise that i believe in. a lot of it is through what you are alluding to before. it's money spent on elections is spent on this ideological assembly line professors, studies that have come out with phony things. all kinds of political groups that seem to be citizens groups that are all paid for by people. they are introducing bills all over the country. it's really a machine. and i'll see anyone else quite like charles coke voting machine quite like that. it's very powerful. why doesn't the left have it charles coke. extraordinary thinking folks. why isn't there someone like that. you could argue they do argue on the right that they've spent a

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us with gray hair and wrinkles are coming back. in a sense, we are meeting you on your way along a path of life that we long ago traveled. some of us more long ago that we would like to say. i was one of those headstrong youths. i was -- i am sure none of you are the way i was. none of you is headstrong. like most young people, i have had bad judgment from time to time. there is a story of a young man who, like me had bad judgment. at the request of his mother, he went to with it -- went to visit a wise older man who lived or by. the man was known to have outstandingly good judgment. the young man told him that he too wanted to have good judgment one day. he sought a wise man's advice. son, goodman said, " judgment comes from experience, and experience comes having had bad judgment." even as i have had a judgment, the bad judgment of youth, something kept me from going too far and helped me to learn from those experiences. life in25 years of my the wilderness, away from the the call ofyet, sunday church bells never went away. something restrained me. in those days of the 1960's and 70's, the inner restraint was hangup" or

justice freedom for peace is not free peace requires pieces like the light of a lamp that only lights us as long as we really continue adding oil. around lean cry from the german chancellor for more concerted efforts to end wars around the world. to sport now or even here all good things must come to an end even for hamburg a momentous day in the bundesliga as the club crashed out of the top tier for the first time ever they needed to be launching gladbach and they needed to lose to cologne and while hamburg did post a two one victory against gladbach wellsburg refused to play along and defeated cologne in their encounter emberg had been the only club to stay in the bundesliga first division since it was founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty three. the homburg clock must be set back to zero they counted every second they spent as the only ever present club in the bowl does league. but hamburg glory days are long gone the club successful period a distant memory even the nine hundred eighty three european cup triumph. recent years have been filled with relegation dog fights they managed to sa

this could be a very useful thing, as long as our expectations are not too high. i think there is value to meeting and greeting and gripping and grinning. but importantly having an opportunity for -- from the horse's mouth, so to speak, first time ever from the korean leader. what is it would take for them to be secure enough, to feel secure enough, they wouldn't need nuclear weapons. >> mike haden, isn't it fair to say that the president has set a high bar which is to say this deal has to be better than the iran deal? and the iran deal got rid of -- there there were no nuclear weapons. it got rid of any plutonium pathway. cement was poured into the core of that reactor. 98% of enriched uranium has to go away. inspections from between 15 to 25 years in every element of the supply chain. if you have something less than that, it's tough to call it -- it's tough to see how president trump could sign. >> that is remarkable. and i think we would all celebrate if we got the equivalent of the iranian deal with the north koreans who, of

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o one we are asset sensitive higher interest rates benefit us long growth, 10%, that is broad base smallerer loans, commercial real estate great markets andab able to tak advantage. >> nonperforming assets has it ever been lower? >> improving quarter over quarter. if you look at problem loans, those are down by 25% from a year ago. >> last thing i want to be sure that north of 10% of loan book for energy, you're okay with that >> what we led to was high single digits on loan growth and it could be more than that at times. we have been guiding to high single digits. and what we want is consistent, above average sustainable organic growth we do that when the great economy in texas and it has been good for us. >> we need you up here i like people being put to work. i want to thank phil green being optimism in the stories that we hear thank you so much. >> thanks jim. >> when people are paid more, despite what the papers say, that's good. "mad money" back after the break. >>> we have all heard of the book "great expectations," how about the book not so great expectations that is why apple stoc

good to have you with us. long time, no see.s morning is should investors feel relief or market jitters simply on hold? >> relief certainly was the trade of the day. yesterday, the dow getting above 25,000, and if it's any consolation, u.s. futures also pointing to a positive open to get the day going today. yes, there were some drcritics t there saying a u.s. china trade truce doesn't mean mission accomplished but today confirmation from chinese officials are going to greater lengths to open up their economy making good on a promise to reduce tariffs on auto imports. remember that's something president trump has pushed for. they're going to slash those tariffs to about 15%. overall analysts say that spells better news for the german brands than the u.s. brands because the u.s. brands already have production so heavy based in china. the apology tour for facebook does continue. mark zuckerberg lands in brussels today. he'll be facing lawmakers taking questions about the data scanda capitol hill. european policy makers have their

rights for many palestinians to us has long lost its role as an on the spoken and peace initiative and why the palestinian stream of statehood fades israel is hoping that more countries who follow the u.s. lead and move to embassies to jerusalem. officials and friends say a friend of the man responsible for saturday night's deadly stamping rampage in paris has been arrested in the city of stross berg the attacker was shot dead at the scene by police after he killed one person and wounded several others the man was said to be in his early twenty's and born in chechnya and had reportedly been listed in a police database of suspected extremists investigators have already taken his parents for questioning. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and officials in afghanistan say at least ten people have been killed and many others wounded after militants attacked a government building in jalalabad the attackers set off multiple bombs before storming the building security forces then spent hours in a gun battle with the attackers the so-called islamic state has clai

ironically, sally, in china, a country the us has long accused protectionism, we are seeing the reverseappened. it is opening up its auto industry. beijing is cutting tariffs on auto imports to 1596 cutting tariffs on auto imports to 15% from 25% for most vehicles, starting from the first ofjuly. so we will have to see how this plays out, going forward, if indeed the ta riffs out, going forward, if indeed the tariffs will be implemented on imported vehicles by the americans. sally. thank you very much. we are definitely keeping a close eye on that. they will be doing that in china as well. on the agenda in beijing, where german chancellor angela merkel is holding talks with chinese president xi jinping. she'll be pushing china to open up its economy more to foreign investment. but she may also find a natural ally against the increasingly protectionist policies of president trump. the two sides have a huge trading relationship. germany's trade with china jumped to an all time high of $218 billion last year, making china its biggest trading partner and outstripping its trade with the us w

important thing for us, long run, jon, is the ability for us to grow.e came in second. be it a close second but frankly the two leading suppliers of back office applications didn't even have 50% of the market. >> obviously we volunteer oracle to be that leader. we just got such a fantastic lead now, more references than we've ever had before. more big logo wins we're excited about our position. >> when should we expect this to even out is there a point where we do get more predictability? >> we had -- some of it is predictability within a relatively small number than you're used to we've had some people fret over 3 million or 4 million in the context of $1.2, $1.3 billion number more strategically, what market position do we achieve do we truly achieve that leadership position i'm describing there are two big things at oracle one, our applications business to your point driven by sass, driven by fusion, driven by net suite and fusion together, a back office position for oracle. second, the fact that we've introduced the first autonomous database in the

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for peace is not free peace requires work the peace is like the light of a lamp that only lights us as long as we really continue adding oil. around lean cry from the german chancellor for more concerted efforts to end wars around the world. hollywood's leading women have taken part in a historic red carpet protest at the cannes film festival denouncing sex discrimination in the industry australian actress cate blanchett who had this year's jury read a statement calling for equal pay and opportunities for women in the film industry and beyond eighty two women took part the same number as the number of films directed by women ever to feature at cannes that compares to more than a fixed hundred for men it's the first time the event in france has been held he's a sexual abuse scandals at hollywood. and the world's largest singing competition has a new champion israel has won this year's euro vision song contest the winning tune called toy it was inspired by the me too movement. israeli artists now to have artsy ally celebrating with her team the sixty third year of the competition was held in

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come first up on a project and forsaking all often been faithful to us as long as you both shall live i will. choose the sermon he was unconventional by royal standards with a song performed by a british gospel group. and an energetic sermon by a u.s. episcopal bishop major this tired old world when love is the way when one who opens the way i'm selfish sacrificial we didn't do when we love you the way you think you know you did it and when you disagreed it. filling st george's chapel where some six hundred guests a mix of friends of the bride and groom royalty and celebrity. among the invited guests george and amal clooney david and victoria back i'm and elton john. yeah. after the ceremony more emotion on the steps of the chapel. departing in a horse drawn carriage the newlyweds were greeted by ecstatic crowds lining the streets of windsor the weekend home of queen elizabeth. after a formal reception they launched into a private party with some two hundred select guests within the grounds of windsor castle. while our correspondent garrick montanus is ad windsor castle and he joins u

the army will have self driving vehicles in use long before they are available to consumers. e military says they hope to use the vehicles to deliver fuel and food to the combat zones. >>> a bay area police chief apologizes after police officer accidentally fired his gun. >> it is important to understand it was not an intentional act. >> we will tell you what happened and how a teenage girl was hurt. >> reporter: parents at a san francisco school get an alert from the district about an incident that sounds like an attempted kidnapping. what we know about what happened to a medical -- middle school student on a way to school yesterday. >>> you can see northbound 101 looks all right approach in the 80 split. we will tell you more about the morning commute when we come back. >>> it looks like a day of slightly below normal temperatures on the bay to near normal inland. i will have your forecast coming up. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 8 hours of

if you're just joining us, vallejo to san francisco, it will be a very long drive.is because of earlier road work and an earlier motorcycle accident. traffic is backed up big time. this is the most that i have seen it backed up in vallejo for a long time. backed up all the way through vallejo and out into the carquinez bridge and well into hercules because of the earlier problems. some people have bailed on 80 and they're using 680 instead. that is also very slow this morning. even if you're not taking 80, you will notice more people joining you in concord and walnut creek and lafayette on westbound 24. it is taking 49 minutes. normal time is half an hour. things are getting a little better. at one point it was taking almost an hour and a half to drive that stretch. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had an earlier crash west of the metering lights on the left side. that has been cleared. also looking at interstate 880 northbound from oakland coliseum to downtown. not that slow. northbound 880 at 8th street, overturned car on the right shoulder and traf

that capitalism use longings. it's like treating god like the parking god genie. is that what this is about? is that what the relationship is about? that was one thing. and then the other thing was so much of the policing, the theological policing was around sex, that's what it was around. and you know, we need to think about why the whole thing is about controlling women's bodies and sexuality in particular and feminism gave me a language for knowing what that part was about and so i felt like at some point in late 20's came back to what my grandmother was saying, look, you know, if -- there's a more dynamic relationship to this theology than people give us credit for and that she was deeply thoughtful, she loved god, she believed in jesus but she also lived her life and i think she was inviting me to do the same and so one of the things i would say to you when you're talking to black folks, the story is never pretty as it sounds on the surface and that actually asking people to dig in and figure out what the the

us? i long to.like another sunday night and another day when people basically throw rocks at each other within the higher echelons of the tory party. hurray. it turns out this time they are being undermined by their own civil servant suggesting because we haven't made any preparations for no deal that we might not be able to threaten and no deal option and i'm not sure where we thought the personnel was coming from to run multiple completely separate negotiating strategies in which we had the customs union option or the no deal option and four sets of civil servants happy to do this. i can't imagine what the time or money oi’ can't imagine what the time or money or expertise was coming from. and so soon. well done, everyone. what is your take on this? i think the ft have found someone high up and go to say the preparing a spur the no deal is virtually nonexistent and the only surprise is that it is the virtually element. however many times ministers claim we can leave with no deal, it's pretty obvio

they just didn't stand by it anymore or when nestle stop using their long time motto don't throw your infant daughter off a real way a bridge. they could not back that slogan any longer or when disney seized the use of their unofficial slogan if you murder someone with a neurotoxin don't dispose of their body in a rusty wood chipper. if i don't know better i would say corporate america is perhaps respecting humanity less than they used to. speaking of that the corporate owned supreme court decided this week that companies can force employees to sign arbitration agreements and this will make it nearly impossible for employees to successfully sue their employers whether it's for wage theft serial sexual harassment condescendingly tiny paper hats whatever it is the point is employees never win in arbitration so this supreme court decision takes away one of the last remaining avenues for workers to be treated fairly the corporate coup d'etat is complete they own the courts they own the legislators they own the lawyers we are slaves to them and they are right and they are and tell you what

>> reporter: raj, i'll tell you, it didn't tell us long to find victims or damage. take a look at this tree trunk here. it seems somebody is painting this town pink and a whole lot of other colors, and folks here aren't happy about it. >> it was all over,al ov all ov here, all over the doorway. >> reporter: she describes the mess she had to clean up after somebody filed some 50 rounds of paint balls in her front yard. she heard screaming and popping outside her door two nights ago. she opened it to find a woman who claimed she'd been under fire and pink paint everywhere. >> i kind of wondered if this was the new thing to do. >> turns out at least a half-dozen others in antioch have been hit with a splash of color. paint ballers have been taking aim at houses, cars and people, prompting antioch police to issue a warning, they say it's not just illegal but dangerous. >> something bad's going to happen pretty quick. >> reporter: valeri pastor and her sister had a close call. they were unloading groceries in the driveway when a passing car shot a paint ball at them, bar

long. if you are the kind of person who lies awake reading your phone at night — and that's all of us — thewn mode would automatically set your phone to do not disturb and make it greyscale — something usability experts say will make you less tempted to use your device for as long. and you can set limits to certain apps. when you get hit that limit, the app will be greyed out for the rest of the day. and if you want to show someone that they have your full attention, google has introduced shush mode. you simply take your phone and place it face down on the table, and it will automatically go into do not disturb. but are features like this going to be enough to solve this huge problem? google's assistant will now understand detailed follow—up questions, removing the need to say "hey, google" each time you have a command.

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that currently exists has distortsed the marketplace for too long -- distorted the marketplace for too lofpblgt it's making it more difficult for us to -- long. it's making it more difficult for us to trade overseas. i'm also disappointed that many of my fiscally responsible reform amendments were rejected late last night in the agriculture rules committee. such as, why do multimillionaires and billionaires still qualify for agriculture subsidies under the current bill? why do those earning over $500,000 in adjustmented -- in adjusted gross income get subsidies under this bill? why are multiple people on the same farm receiving the same subsidies under this bill? from husbands to wives to sons to daughters, nephews, he's ins, cousins. why can't -- nieces, cousins. why can't we at least track where the crop insurance premium subsidies are going? this legislation should be working for family farmers, not powerful special interests here in washington. i fear it's a missed opportunity. this amendment at least introduces some mod modicum of reform which is long overdue in a program that is distorted -- that has distorted the marketplac

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and our country has regained the respect that we used to have long ago abroad. yes, they are respecting us again. yes, america is back. [applause] pres. trump: we have begun the great rebuilding of the united states military. we have ended the disastrous defense sequester. no money for the military. those days are over. [applause] pres. trump: and we have just secured, you have read all about it, a $700 billion largest-ever amount of money to support our great war fighters. [applause] pres. trump: and i might add that next year, the $700 billion, not million, i am liking the sound of million but billion is better -- the $700 billion goes to $716 billion, and we are going to be stronger than ever before. we will have the strongest military that we have ever had, and it won't even be close. and when did we need it more than now? [applause] pres. trump: that means new ships. you like that. we have now the lowest number of ships we have had since world war i. and very soon, we are going to get to 355 beautiful ships. [applause] pres. trump: 355. that is almost a coup

director tom holman who is going to beshdy hope you will be with us for a long time -- i'm hoping you are going to be with us for a long time. i'm hearing you are going to an easy job but you won't be happy. what a great job. thank you, tom. acting assistant attorney general john cronin. thank you. we also have a couple of folks with us today. laura kearn, nassau county executive. wherever laura may be. hi, how are you laura? thank you very much. i want to thank a very good friend of mine for a long time. that this area does very well. the great peter king. thank you, peter. thank you. doing a good job. fully has my endorsement even though i assume he has no opponents. nobody would be crazy enough to run against peter. congressman lee zeldin. thank you, lee. and congressman daniel donovan, really known as "dan," right? dan donovan. a friend. great leadership in combating the ms-13. also erin king. you know who i'm talking about sweeney. where are you? how are you? a little bit of a relationship. rosemary. hi. he says, "that's my wife." i know that is your wife. nice to see you. thank

and our country has regained the respect that we used to have long ago, abroad. yes, they're respecting us again. yes, america is back! [cheering and applause] >> we have begun the great rebuilding of the united states military. we have ended the disastrous defense sequester. no money for the military. those days are over. [cheering and applause] >> and we've just secured -- you've read all about it -- $700 billion, largest ever amount of money, to support our great war fighters. [applause] >> and i might add that next year, the $700 billion, not million -- i like the sound of million, but billion is better. [laughter] >> the $700 billion grows to $716 billion. and we are going to be stronger than ever before. we will have the strongest military that we've ever had, and it won't even be close. and when did we need it more than now? [applause] >> that means new ships. crowd member: yeah! >> you like that? we have now the lowest number of ships that we've had since world war i. and very soon, you're gonna be up to 355 beautiful ships. 355. [applause] >> that's almos

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