well, hello, dina. >> dina: hello, victor. >> victor: don't you look lovely. >> dina: thank you. you, you have really outdone yourself. >> jack: actually, nikki's the one that's outdone herself for this command performance. even victor doesn't know what she's put herself through. >> victor: jack, i certainly don't need you to tell me about my wife. >> jack: i don't know. maybe you do. oh, there's my sister. excuse us, please. >> victor: you're excused. >> ashley: you're looking well, mother. >> dina: oh, i feel well. which means i won't be leaving town anytime soon, despite concerns to the contrary. >> jack: mother. >> ravi: are you familiar with tonight's pieces, ms. mergeron? the second movement of the first piece is, well, it's sublime in the hands of a gifted artist. >> dina: well, i'll certainly look at it very closely. jack, would you be a dear and go find our seats? >> jack: uh, sure. yeah. care to join me? >> ravi: sure. >> ashley: something wrong? >> dina: oh, no, no, no, darling. i just want to compliment you on your choice of escort for this evening. your young man is

you know, let's bring victor in here. [ applause ] victor. hi, victor.ictor. i just wanted to get this straight. you're currently in the market looking for a job making animal noises? >> sure. any other noises or animal noises, i guess. >> jimmy: can you do a couple of the other noises that you do? >> sure. i can do a chicken. [ chicken noise ] [ applause ] i can do -- >> jimmy: okay. >> i can do a pig. [ pig noise ] i can do a seagull. [ seagull noise ] [ applause ] my best one is the horse. but i can only do it a few times because i get hoarse. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. we heard the horse. but go ahead and do it again if you like. >> okay. [ horse noise ] >> jimmy: that is good. [ cheers and applause ] well, if anyone's looking for -- if anyone's looking for someone to make animal noises, maybe at a wedding? where would you do this? >> i have no clue. >> jimmy: you have no idea. yeah. well, if anyone needs his service and you can't afford the guy from the "police academy" movies, get in touch. victor, are you on facebook? >> i am on facebook. >> jim

but victor cartagena turned out to be one of the lucky ones. his plea deal which will allow him to serve three years at a residential facility for young people instead of 70 years in a state prison, came down to the wire. >> we got victor cartagena out of here right before midnight to comply with the judge's order. two weeks later we had a representative from our jail go over and check on him, and he's doing really good. there's five other guys that got released from here that he's getting along with. he is in plain clothes. in two weeks he has a probationary period where he gets approved if he can go to college or not. >> i got some very good fate in him that he's going to stay out of this place, stay out of trouble in the future i've seen kids go out and never come back. i've bumped into people at stores. "oh, you remember me? i was in youth program. i got a job now, i'm getting married." i hear some good stories. unfortunately i've seen some excellent people leave here and come right back. would i be shocked? no. would i be upset? yes. >> an

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i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. the republican health care bill has been delayed again. this time because senator john mccain is in arizona recovering from surgery. >> as president trump's agenda stalls and the russian controversy swirls a new "the washington post" poll showing the president's approval rating dropped to 36%. >> we are also learning the president's re-election campaign paid $50,000 to the law firm that is now representing donald trump jr. >> new this morning former fbi director james comey writing a book about his experiences in public service. people are curious about this. errol louis and sarah westwood back bwith us. sarah, what is the expectation for this book and what may or may not be revealed? >> i think we just don't have any idea what james comey is looking forward to put forward in this book. i think any account of his public service would be incomplete if he didn't include some details how the 2016 unfolded and his final days with the fbi before he was dismissed by president trump. we are

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victor: es un espectÁculo que atrae a grandes y pequeÑos por igual.ruces y formas se oculta otra realidad, cuando quienes manipulan fuegos artificiales no son expertos, sino niÑos y adultos que no admiten la consecuencia al peligro en el cual se enfrentan. estas pruebas dan un idea de lo que puede suceder. >> revelan que en 2016, desafortunadamente cuatro personas perdieron la vida, y casi 11.000 llegaron a las salas de emergencia por lesiones con fuegos artificiales. vÍctor: en estados como nueva york y new jersey es ilegal la venta de fuegos artificiales ilegales. la advertencia que hacen expertos, es que ninguno de esos productos es tan inofensivo como se promueve. >> cada aÑo, en mis 18 aÑos de ser bombero, hay un incendio en casa, los niÑos se queman. >> ocurren alrededor del 4 de julio, debido a quemaduras. vÍctor: por eso, si usted quiere disfrutar junto a su familia las celebraciones de independencia, la recomendaciÓnes que lo haga, pero a distancia. marÍa: usted puede tomar una foto o un audio al acto ilegal y lo manda a las autoridades, todo

his son victor had to help him get dressed. >> victor ( translated ): i gave him his shirt, i told him, come, i'll help you put your shirt on," and the first thing he did was to grab it-- and put it on through his feet. >> stahl: did he understand what was happening to him? >> victor ( translated ): there were moments of lucidity, where he would ask me and say, "son, what's happening to me? why don't i remember? i don't remember my children, or my wife. i don't know who i am." >> stahl: his son julio took him back to see the doctor: >> julio ( translated ): when i asked the doctor, i told him, "doctor, i am not leaving here"- - --"until you tell me what is wrong with my father." >> stahl: the doctor sent them to francisco lopera, a neurologist at the university of antioquia who knew exactly what was wrong with alonso, because he'd become the local authority on a rash of early-onset alzheimers cases in and around medellin. >> francisco lopera: they were getting disease very early in the life. >> stahl: it all began many years earlier, back in the 1980s, when lopera was a young medical r

this incredibly important issue and beginning to morrow he and thousands of others will begin the victor walk walking from toronto to the steps of parliament hill in ottawa and feel flurried joins us now thanks for coming back oh thanks for. after going through my own experience. i never want to see a child ever have to go through what i. feel flora he was raised in a small town of russell manitoba. a rule community toto away in the prairies of the canadian countryside. i was the first of three born to wally and donna flurried dad was destined to be a hockey great as well or if it baseball injury robbed him of his dreams only a teenager instead of a career as a star athlete is fake consisted of driving heavy equipment drinking heavily and half heartedly providing for his family. everyone found ways to cope mom found prescription pain pills well i found aki obviously i've been very open about my own story my own history and people have connected to that when i was five years old i was walking home from kindergarten with a classmate of mine and so they were in our first hockey practice and

>> i would imagine that is the case, victor.ut if ty cobb has been paying attention to the president before he came on board, he certainly realizes he did not control donald trump when it comes to social media. i think one of the big challenges that the president's team has faced in responding to this is that the message they want to put out is quite an incomplete message which forces the media, appoinopponents and republicans to go on the record to clarify things. for example, he tweets about trump jr. in e-mails. the reality is that it's very important is that it was not just trump jr. attending this meeting. it was his campaign manager, as well as a current white house adviser to the president himself and as we have learned, other people. so the reality is when the president tweets things that are not completely true, he keeps this story in the news because the new has to clarify it. >> ambassador, let's move on to jared kushner who is of the three campaign official who were in the room the only one who is part of the adminis

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good morning to you. well, they missed the deadline and the president is adding new click indications as the senate and republicans search to replace obamacare. aides are still working hard aiming to have a revised bill ready after the recess. president trump in the meantime is starting his weekend at his new jersey golf club. kaitlyn collins is live from bridgewater, new jersey. kaitlyn, what's on the president's gaentd da today? >> reporter: well, the president like you said is spending the weekend here at his golf course in bedminster, new jersey, he'll travel to washington briefly tonight to attend a rally at the kennedy center for veterans. and he'll return here tonight. heel likely spend the weekend preparing for his trip next week, a stop in germany and poland, attending the g20 summit. he's expected to meet many leaders there but the one that everyone has their eye on is the meeting with vladimir putin. everyone is wondering if he will ask him about russian meddling in the election. white house of

remember, victor, the bill was 7 1/2 feet high. in that 7 1/ feet of paper work four feet is noncontroversial and 3 1/2 are common sense. the republicans don't want to commit that but a lot of in obamacare nobody is debating. i think what the president is saying you really going to let this fail, guys, and just vote to let it die? you know you won't. you will come back and do medicaid and do piecemeal constructions on it. i think the president's great frustration the senate isn't doing anything. by using that as a hammer to get them to vote, hey, okay, just vote for repeal like you've already done i think he is somewhat daring them and conjoeling them and pushing them which is what you have to do with the u.s. senate. i believe by the end of the week we will have progress and it will move in the right direction. i'm an optimist about it. >> jake kington the president has called for repeal and to replace or to repeal and let it fail. we will see what happens with the senate vote this week. thank you, jack. >> thank you, victor. >>>

abc's victor oquendo on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, all eyes on this massive sinkhole. officials warning the threat is not over. the crater swallowing two homes, a swimming pool, and a boat, creating a disaster zone in the middle of a neighborhood. the ramirez family scrambling to safety, losing their home. >> it's emotional. i mean, what can you say? i mean, you wouldn't wish this on anyone, especially our neighbors. >> reporter: pasco county emergency officials taking us up to the very edge of the disaster area now filled with mud and toxic debris. >> there's a lot of hazardous material in here. there's fuels, there's septic tanks, there's household hazardous chemicals. >> reporter: this is the largest sinkhole to hit pasco county in at least three decades. as you take a look above from our drone, those neighbors who evacuated, they won't be able to return home for at least a week. today, neighbors escorted home by police to grab essential belongings. recalling seeing cracks forming in the street and hearing the houses give way. >> it's creaking, it's splashing, you k

yes, indeed, victor.he campaigner in chief is a great frame, you know, to see the president through. we know he has already established his re-election campaign and at a fund-raiser for the rnc the other day. at events like these, even if the script originally is about veterans and about this long holiday weekend, this acknowledgment of the country's history, he does make some of his most, you know, frequent campaign points at these kind of events. i would say his campaign right now is primary against the media. you look at his twitter feed. it's not about health care. it's been mostly bashing cnn and "morning joe" and other major news outlets. we saw that on stage as well. i was struck by chuck todd at nbc said i'm amazed how much time and energy the president is spending on health care this week all of the tweets this weekend and the health care rally last night. obviously, chuck is being facetious. the point is the president is not tweeting about health care. he is not holding events about health care.

simple question. >> victor, i am not certain and i can't tell by those answers.ing if he's met him it's in passing in a large group and not one-on-one. i think in hamburg they will have the opportunity to sit down and it would be actually negligent if they do not. the important is being at the g20 and i think president trump going in there with a to do list of items he wants to accomplish. >> why should the american president go into a meeting with the president of russia considering all that on the table without an agenda? >> well, there are going to be things in the background but he is not going in there and saying this is what we want. absolutely they will talk about nato. trump is talking about increasing the nato budgets from the 28-member nations. a concern to putin and that will probably be discussed. sanctions, while trump is looking at different trade agreements around the globe, putin is concerned about sanctions and i can tell you having gone to moscow in december that the american businesses over there such as proctor and gamble or caterpillar or 3m

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.od to be with you. >>> ahead of fourth of july, president trump is spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club. the gop health care bill is floundering in the senate. some gop lawmakers are not convinced to vote yes. the president is at the center of this firestorm with outrage over his attack on female news anchor on twitter. kaitlan collins is live from new jersey with us. talk to us about, first of all, what the president has on his agenda today and good morning. >> reporter: he is spending the weekend at his golf course here in bedminster. he will head back to washington for a brief trip to the kennedy center for an event with veterans and he is likely preparing for his second foreign trip this upcoming week for the g-20 summit. >> the president is telling gop lawmakers as we were talking about to repeal obamacare now and replace it later. we would be remiss to not point out that that is not what he promised during the campaign. that has some people nervous. what are you heari

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i didn't know what to do. >> victor: are you serious? you just let him in like this? >> dr. harris: kevin assured me he only wanted to be with maggie.

>> reporter: good morning, victor. this is the convergence of two of the themed weeks that the white house wanted to roll out. it's not some made in america week, but it's american heros week. and it's meant to honor both. there was a huge banner that said made in america. and this is truly an impressive piece of american military might a $13 billion price tag. it's 1,100 feet long, maximum operational capacity with minimum crew. despite the impressiveness of this ship, when the president gets here later today and gets his remarks at about 10:00, that is likely not going to be the focus of conversation for the white house. in light of everything that is happening around this presidency. he is likely to mention the resignation of former press secretary, sean spicer. he did tweet about it just a few hours ago, saying that sean spicer is a great person who has been treated unfairly by the press. he's also likely to mention someone who professed his love for the president several times yesterday, scaramucci. what you likel

nos dicen que aquí en la ciudad son ilegales. por que victor?, si vienes en bicicleta te puede pepgar uno de esos anuncios en tu cara.08 son muchos los problemas que tenemos con este tipo de anuncios.12 los responsables de banderines gigantes reciben un aviso de advertencia antes de ser multados si no remueven sus anuncios. =bridge=13:52 los inspectores de la ciudad trabajan de la siguiente manera. llegan, detectan los anuncios ilegales en la via publico como estos. toman foto. anotan la dirección de donde se encuentran y después los mandan al departamento de obras publicas..11..nat.14 aqu en obras publicas se encargaran de buscar y llamar a los responsables. =sot= 52:26 la multa inicial son $100 dolares, pero puede llegar hasta mils dólares, y son 100 dolares por cada anuncio..06 tag: segn representantes de la ciudad, las personas que sean sorprendidas tambien colocando los anuncios ilegales podrian recibir una multa de hasta mil dolares blanca ---esta semana se pone en marcha una medida apoyada por los votantes. de san francisco. take vo ---se

go to fiosgigabit.com [dramatic music] ♪ >> victor: what the hell are those for?ops out there. this is unnecessary force! [door slams] >> sonny: nice to see you haven't changed a bit. >> victor: you look like hell. >> sonny: i love you too, uncle vic. >> victor: you shouldn't still be in here. >> sonny: dad's working on it. >> victor: yeah, well, he's not working hard enough. >> sonny: i do have some good news. paul came by yesterday, and he's going back to greece to follow up on some lead. >> victor: really? what would that be? >> paul: well, don't you think you should go straight home? >> john: oh, no. >> paul: no? well, i do.

matheson professor of economics at college of the holy cross victor let's have an example here earlierthis month the multichannel and ship one in golden state warriors signed a star player steph curry to a five year two hundred million dollar contract it sounds nice but the man who lost a curry twice in the playoffs cleveland so bron james he lashed out saying curry should be making twice as much money in what world as curry not making what he's worth. well let's first of all say stuff in courage just signed the most lucrative contract in the history of team sports in the united states or anywhere else in the world forty million dollars a year yet i agree with the le bron the guys underpaid. just seven years ago when curry joined the golden state warriors over the past seven years all the successes brought the team the increase in the value of the golden state warriors over a billion dollars most of that's attributable to stuff and curry you know to tell you the truth forty million dollars a year isn't that much when you're bringing a billion dollars of value to your employer and who's

>> victor: because it will. and it will be perfect. i made a promise to your mother. i'll be damned if i don't keep it. ♪ >> graham: dazzling as always. >> dina: [ chuckles ] >> graham: what's wrong? >> dina: i'm just sorry you won't be with me. >> graham: jack made it clear the invitation didn't include a plus one, but i-i want you to enjoy yourself. maybe a pleasant evening with your son is just what the doctor ordered. dina, it'll be lovely.

. >> victor bush is about to take the test of his life, and , and, he earned his freedom. >> yes. >>ictor spent 25 years, behind bars, and for a slew of crimes he committed in his 20 's. >> i do regret. >> reporter: his daughter crystal was three when he went inside. >> i said my father was incarcerated. i didn't let it behind me my daddies not around. >> reporter: in fact as we first told you last february it motivated her to create bridging the jab llc and van serve that is takes thousands of families to pennsylvania state prisons to visit incarcerated loved won. crystal also used her time as one of the drivers, to visit brothers, cousins and other family members, all behind bars. >> what is the visit and the calls, from your daughter, do for you while you are on the inside. >> it kept me alive. >> daily phone calls kept victor focused and now he is home, and so is crystal's brother jarva who was released two weeks ago. >> he works with me so much, in the inside coming home. >> reporter: what kept you motivated all these years. >> i am at grief. >> reporter: now with mom's help cry

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good saturday to you. the day at the women's open in new jersey which is being held at his golf club at bedminister. but as the president attends the tournament, he's facing a crisis. >> the administration's story about donald trump jr.'s secret meeting at trump tower during the campaign has changed yet again. we know now at least eight people were in that meeting including a russian lawyer and russian-american lobbyist. >> i want to bring in now democratic congressman of rhode island, he's a member of the foreign affairs and judiciary committees, congressman, good morning to you. >> good morning, victor. >> so let me start with that additional person, the russian lawyer and russian-american lobbyist specifically. do you think that the house intel committee should call rinat akhmetshin to testify? >> of course. i think the house intelligence committee should bring all of the individuals that participated in that meeting before the committee. it's very important that these investigations continue and we get

victor is an electrician. he doesn't earn much. rabbits and of course pigeons. just to the east of course pigeons. just to the east of moscow in a leafy village stands a very different kind of bird house. its owner is the millionaire businessman, victor. translation: i've loved pigeons since i was a child. just as artists create artworks, i create pigeons. i am interested in creating elegance. this is beautiful. he won't say how much money has poured into this 3—storey paradise for 5000 birds, but it is one of the biggest in russia. sadly, no one in his family shares his passion. he is so worried he wants to change his will to make sure his birds will be safe. translation: now, this is the life. when you see in the sky is such a huge cloud of pigeons. well, you can find me on twitter. you can find most of the team fare as well. now the weather forecast. hello there. good morning. generally speaking, the weather's been unsettled in recent days. that was certainly the case yesterday with frequent showers in scotland and northern irel

a continuaciÓn, vÍctor javier solano.a grandes y pequeÑos por igual. el 4 de julio convoca a millones en estados unidos, pero detrÁs de esas luces y forma se ocultan otras consecuencias. estas pruebas con maniquÍes dan una idea de lo que puede suceder con los fuegos pirotÉcnicos. >> cuatro personas perdieron la vida y casi 11.000 llegaron a las salas de emergencia con heridas por artificiales. >> nueve estados como nueva york y new jersey han llegado muchas a los hospitales. hay muchos productos que no son tan inofensivos como se los promueve. >> en la casa de los niÑos se queman. >> ocurre generalmente el 4 de junio. >> si usted quiere disfrutar con toda su familia, la recomendaciÓn es que lo haga, pero a distancia. ilia: muchas familias optaron por cocinar en exteriores para este 4 de julio, pero las altas temperaturas incrementan los riesgos en las vÍctimas por intoxicaciÓn de alimentos. reportero: mÁs de 120.000 personas terminan intoxicadas. los expertos de la salud dicen que siempre que comenzar con una buena higien

my name is victor d. cha.evator lives -- as well as those of you who are working around the world via livestream. presenting the global leaders forum with the president of korea. before we begin, first, president moon will be entering the room shortly. it would be nice if we gave him a warm welcome. the speech will be in korean. that's why you all have headsets for simultaneous interpretation, and his speech will be followed by a short q&a that will be done consecutively. president moon finishes his speech and answers questions. we ask that you all remain in your seats until he and his security detail have exited the hall. we take our security very seriously. we have exits to the back and to the front, if there are problems. ladies and gentlemen, if you could all rise for the prede

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell.president of the united states trump will meet vladimir putin in hamburg. there are no details on the meeting or what they will discuss. >>> also, gop leaders struggling on that gop health care bill. the president tweeted quote, they should immediately repeal and replace at a later date. unquote. that's not what he had promised earlier, however. also more republicans slamming the president for his twitter rampage, attacking a tv anchor. they say it's exadistracting fr the agenda and damaging the presidency. >>> ahead of independence day, the president is spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club. caitlin collins is live from bridgewater, new jersey right now. help us understand what is on his agenda this weekend. >> reporter: yes, as you said, the president is spending his weekend here in bedminster, new jersey. he will go back to washington briefly tonight to attend a rally with veterans at the kennedy center. and return back here. he'll likely spend the rest of the weekend pre

and unites with other victims so you are going from toronto to ottawa walking and walking to the victor walk us through create awareness and from oh she'll you're on the subject of child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely unacceptable because of the sentences that are handed down through the justice system. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each. but then my. feeling started to change you talked about more like it was still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never like it said one does not need a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with this one different speech because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. well the 1980's of course the crash of eighty seven gave us the program trading and the bai

>> as you mentioned, victor, one thing it means the so-called wing of the west wing seeing its power englished. two of its top two figures with the first the resignation of sean spicer press secretary. and now reince priebus out as chief of staff. one thing it could mean is it could be an opportunity to right the ship after months of turmoil and infighting that is still, in the public view. and that many outside observers have begun to worry is getting in the way of the president's agenda, the ability to carry out his agenda. remember, this is an administration now a little over six months into the job still can't point to any major legislative achievement. in fact, this week, the white house suffered another big blow which the senate republicans were unable to pass an obamacare repeal bill. something that republicans have been running on for years. something that one was one of president trump's campaign promises. and so, the hope is that bringing in general kelly who has been praised for his leadership skills by the likes of republican senators like senator lindsey graham of sc sou

. >>> nuestro corresponsal vÍctor hugo sigue el caso muy de cerca de domingo pasado, estÁ con nosotrosan antonio, pudimos confirmar que habÍan agentes de ice en hospital, nos comunicamos con ice para averiguar quÉ pasa y dijeron que no van a de foro tar a nadie, no van arrestar a nadie y bueno, hablamos con organizaciones y nos dimos cuenta que sÍ hay presencia de inmigraciÓn en los hospitales. >>> vÍctor hugo gracias por estar con nosotros este de mi domingo. >>> la crueldad que son sometidos no solo en su travesÍa hacÍa estados unidos si no, cuando llegan a estados unidos y de la mano de quien harÉ recibido dinero por traerlgs a este paÍs, veamos un poco de esta cruzada mortal, marÍa paula ochoa realizÓ reportaje en la frontera de arizona con mÉxico. >>> hijo no te vayas, es peligroso. >>> su instinto de madre acertado cuando hace poco mÁs de un mes su hijo de 23 aÑos saliÓ de salvador a estados unidos, y muriÓ tras ser picado por un animal en el desierto. >>> lo hicieron a un lado de un Árbol y lo de jae jarn como sentado, para que su cuerpo no se cayera. >>> en amo alguno lugar de

matheson professor of economics at college of the holy cross victor let's have an example here earlierthis month the multichannel and ship one in golden state warriors signed a star player steph curry to a five year two hundred million dollar contract it sounds nice but the man who lost a curry twice in the playoffs cleveland so bron james he lashed out saying curry should be making twice as much money in what world as curry not making what he's worth. well let's first of all say stuff in courage just signed the most lucrative contract in the history of team sports in the united states or anywhere else in the world forty million dollars a year yet i agree with the le bron the guys underpaid. just seven years ago when curry joined the golden state warriors over the past seven years all the successes brought the team the increase in the value of the golden state warriors over a billion dollars most of that's attributable to stuff and curry you know to tell you the truth forty million dollars a year isn't that much when you're bringing a billion dollars of value to your employer and who's

vÍctor: el promedio mÁs alto..stros muchachos a dar el todo y buscar campeonatos. reportero: carranza con 23 aÑos, es el veterano del equipo y sabe de esa experiencia. >> he ganado dos tÍtulos de la liga mayor, creo que es algo que no se olvida. algo fuera de lo convencional. reportero: el equipo de borregos ha disputado 14 campeonatos consecutivos y ha ganado nueve tÍtulos. su racha mÁs amplia de victorias fue de 5/2004 y 2008. aunque no todo es perfecciÓn y triunfo, los borregos tienen sus vulnerabilidades. una de ellas es que cada aÑo el equipo se renueva, unos termina sus estudios y abandonan el equipo a los 23 o 25 aÑos de edad. >> involucra trabajo, creo que es cerrar una etapa en tu vida que te dejo mucho y empezar una nueva. reportero: para atraer a los estudiantes deportistas, el tecnolÓgico ofrecer jugosas becas que ofrecen mÁs que el valor de la matrÍcula. >> 80 %, alimentaciÓn y los forÁneos o tienen su residencia o departamento. >> eran enfrentamientos dÓnde caÍan 60 a cero, tenían jugadores lesionados

thank you, andrea, victor and bruce. up next, what vladimir putin hope to get from donald trump last week. >> we're back after this. >>> putin is a kgb operative by >>> a moment ago, we spoke with mr. president during our general meeting of our delegations. we are talking about the united states troops presence in poland and strengthening of security of our left not of flank. we also are talking about security of that part in europe. we also spoke about situation in the ukraine, about also military exercises up at 17 which take place. we also spoke about contracts related to modernization of polish army, about our agreement between the united states and poland regarding purchase of patriot rockets. also we spoke about the solar program. we also spoke about all those years about what we accomplished during all those years to strengthen poland. i am really happy about our talks. i have a feeling that the united states and mr. donald trump think very seriously about poland's security. we also believe that he thinks about un

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joining us on the cnbc news line, victor anthony from agis capital. good morning to you, victor.learly this is a story we've heard before from amazon, they're investing in the future and they care more about the long-term earnings as opposed to today's eps. why have we had such a negative reaction in the share price? >> if you look at the top line, revenue growth accelerated, top growth accelerated, gross margin expanded and gross profit expanded aws numbers are solid. prime numbers are solid. advertising growth was solid they are competing with facebooks and googles. guidance for the third quarter were above the high end. all of that came at a significant cost operating margins and operating expense growth accelerated faster than revenue growth leading to operating margin compression in the quarter as well guidance suggested that further operating compression is happening for the third quarter. they missed my estimate of 1.42, a big miss on the bottom line. they're investing in growth opportunities. i think investors ultimately will give them a pass on this operative margin comp

thank you, andrea, victor and bruce. up next, what vladimir putin hope to get from donald trump last week. >> we're back after this. >>> putin is a kgb operative by training. >>> putin is a kgb operative by training. he will read donald trump in a heart beat. and i tremble at the thought the two of them could be alone in a room. >> congress speaking ahead of the meeting for which the white house has no specific agenda. even the president's top aides do not note precisely what mr. trump will say or do when they meet face-to-face. jack bar ski is a former spy during account cold war. he cooperated with the fbi and now an american citizen. and josh letterman foreign affairs reporter for the a.p. jack, you think we are ascribing to putin more ju-jitsu skills than he deserves. why is that. >> this is all self-aggrandizement. i worked with a lot of agents and i was one of the better trained agents. we were not supermen and we are not supermen. i couldn't help but laugh when i heard the stability that heal read mr. putin like a

thanks to you both victor, the big picture seems to be pretty favorable. mobile search is working what are investors kribling with, margins or noisiness >> nothing has changed last night materially tax spike in the second quarter dropping acquisition cost so that's risen that was an issue two years ago and percolated again today the long term secular story for google hasn't changed at all. >> are those cost items something that's going to carry through in the current and future quarters? >> i think it will i think longer term you'll see tha that. >> margins, victor seems to be saying that it will be with us for a while. do you agree >> i think it's likely they're investing in a lot of areas. huge opportunity there behind the market leaders who want to push aggressively. investing heavily in devices content spending in youtube and subscriber acquisition lot of areas of spending as victor pointed out, traffic acquisition cost spike that, is structural it's a consequences of the move to mobile and probably sticks with them for a while. >> so, do you pay a low