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said the united states was equally to blame with russia in the state of the relationship countries,ween the trashed american intelligence, took the word of the kgb over the men and women who work so hard at the cia. the president's behavior has left everyone in the united states scratching their heads. his behavior was so bizarre, so to americaneterious interests and our national security that millions of americans are left wondering if putin indeed has something over the president. that is indeed the most logical explanation of the president's behavior. now the question looms -- what will the senate do in response? republicans seem to be shrugging their shoulders. some of them claiming they have done all they can. statements are not enough. we need action. republicanst unless and join us in bipartisan action. here are a few things that the senate can do immediately in response to the president's disastrous summit. we can ratchet up sanctions on russia and not water them down. in the senate, they have not been even fully implemented. we want to make sure that they are not weakened in an

ween decided to amelia out there. how long will thiself last and how good does it feel? >> reporter: it's amazi out here. it's comfortable. no mosquitos. this is the summer night we want over and over again. we're going to see it. saturday,sun, the human levels still in check. take a look at dew point temperatures. how we indityte humi when we see the dew point at 65 or higher, it starts to feel a little humid. below 65 in the summer is spectacular. we can see jus about everybody across the area is under 65. across the river, still noticing the mugginess but don't worry. you will see a more comfortable layer moving in overnight. dry across the area. i'm going to have more for the weekend. plus the latest on the tropic coming up. jim and doreen?> ollowing breaking news coming out of thailand where there are signs that time may be running out to rescue those boys trapped in the underground cave. here's a live lookou at the of the cave. a community of rescuers is working around the clock to finding a solution to getting those boys out. inside the cave, oxygen levels aredrop

the temperatures could still be above normal but not as hot asv what ween experiencing. for this 4th of july look for plenty of sun to the west, some storms poppi up in the southeast. that includes florida and a little bit of downpour activity toward a of the great lakes. well, that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's aloser look at the day ahead. it's a little coolerd if you h further west. temperatures are in the 70s through the northern plains. but in theacidwest and ss the ohio valley and certainly in the east we are looking at those hot a sticky muggy conditions that will persist through the 4th. we're also watching out for the threat of storms in minneapolis for this 4th of july. >> all right, bonnie, thank you. >> thank you so much., >>> we sometimes the smallest gestures can spark the biggest smiles, like in this sweet moment that's between a police officernd a 6-year-old girl in a wheelchair. the girl passed a few timnd wavingaughing sew went over and asked her to dance. now the video recorded by the dj has gone viral with tens of thousands

the ween much. n unseled d we tn fo unsettled not just for the weekend but for awhile.e detailsis still ahead. in the meantime, sarah, back up to you. >> ♪ >> all right, new detailsa abar mylindan big trouble for mg controversial videos of cruel pranks on their kids. you may remember the martins were convicted of child neglect and lost custody of two of their five children. fors uploading prank vid on their popular channel daddy . the coupl from frederick county has been back at i ilyently under the name f o5 but this week a post on reddit really put the pressure on youtube to take action so you tube stepped in yesterday, terminating e fam o5 channel over child .ndangerment over a year ago when things blew ube you could haveat termin the daddy o5 channel. they did not. >>> mogomery county and that case of cat hoarding that broke last night. >> hazmat team helped animal control remove at leastca 60ts. >> fox5's tisha lewis isor live in nth potomac with the latest on this story. tisha. >> reporter: you can smell the strong cat odor the closer you gee to this home in the 1

by crafting original plays that reinforce the sfusd's k through 4508 youth and wellness curriculum, ween rich staffing and educators in making school campuses better and peaceful places. we empower students to reach out and care for others and their community as a whole. thank you for your service, and we hope that you will continue to support youth aware educational threater in order to ensure every san francisco child grows up with a vision of a healthier, kinder world. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to speak. my name is jennie low he had. i'm with the chinese culture center of san francisco in chinatown, also known as c.c.c. the c.c.c. is an active member of the a.p.i. council. as you know, 42% of a.p.i.'s live in poverty. chinatown is especially disadvantaged with most of our families living in single-family residence occupancies, s-r-o's. the art and culture connection for our community, our surveys show most of our families earn 40,000 or less annually. they have never been to the ballet or sympho

so ween didn't grab them. >> reporter: the safety of budu boat was called into et question after an accident in arkansas killed 13 people. investigators back then said the boats were not originally designed for passenger service and do not have adequate buoyancy to remain afloat in the event of a breach. the missouri attorney general says the state highway patrol is is also conducting an investigation to see if there was criminal negligence. so far, no charges have been filed. >> what a heartbreaking story. thank you. >>> a father and son from arkansas were among the dead. 14-year-old survived and she and her mother who was not on board the boat spoke about their loss. . >> i know it's difficult, but take me back to that day and to that boat ride. >> it started off all sunny. barely any clouds in the sky. when we got half way done with the duck boat, there was evil clouds. the wind started picking up. pit saw a tree fall down in the background and told my brother. i was freaking out. the boat started leaning towards the right. and my mom called right before it happened. >> just to check in?

we have the yield opening up with more muted trading and the closure of the japanese market and weenson the u.s. will hear from powell this week and the story is the flattening of the yield curve and if it will invert. the u.s. economy suggests that riskcould lift rates and in version down the road. your thoughts about down the road? and ithave jerome powell is about if he is committed to the rate hikes and if donald trump is alienating the world and this is pushing the agenda of america. what does this mean for growth and buybacks and the tax-cut? lesse way, the fed more or guided the mutual rate and that is what they indicated. with the dots on the plot, they indicated the rates and you see and is lower on prices lower with the bonds that are flat. deborah? >> the european union's president has called on don't from to reform the world order instead of tearing it down. thise opening remarks, came after the president says that he considers the european union and opponent to america. the president is going to meet with his russian counterpart in finland. the prime minister will say tha

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and but at the same time, he's trying to send his own messages, which came first, ween don't know. the key question here that we don't know the answer to is aside from all of this back and torte and the frame of this relationship does michael cohen know what he's saying about donald trump that et he could flip with. giuliani insists the answer to that is no. the cohen team is being coy. >> that is the question. dana, thank you. more news out of your interview. let me get to that in the sunday media blitz. he also quoted out major contradictions. giuliani confirming an essential piece for obstruction of justice whether he asked to drop the investigation into former white house national security adviser michael the flynn. >> what he said to him can you -- >> he said he took it atz direction. >> by that time, he had been fired. he said a lot of other things, some of which have turned out to be true. the reality as a prosecutor, i was told that many times. can you give the man a break either by his lawyers or relatives, by friends. you take that into consideration, but that doesn't det

0.5% and 1%.ween depending on which benchmark you use. think the close of 0.5% is disappointing for chinese shares . i thought they might be looking for 2% to get encouragement. >> i want to ask about angela merkel's situation in germany. back, the deal she made, making me think she may be got a better deal. regardless of what kind of position she is coming from, there is a deal on migration which looks like it could be a problem. is this all well for now -- quel led fopr now? merkelof the things with is she is seen as so reliable, stable. generally safe. was threatened, it was not being priced in as that much of a negative. there was a little bit of a little bit of the negative but not too massive. if anything did happen, it would be a big surprise. very much a negative. we now look like we have a resolution and might move on, it is probably less of a major boost. the weekend starts here. joining us from our team. they have to the close out of china and see if we get help. you can follow the entire team on your bloomberg. let's check wha

no matter what happens, where weened up either from a legislative or business perspective, you can count on one thing. on-field personnel, off-field personnel from clubs, anybody employed by baseball, whether it's legal or illegal, will not be allowed to bet on baseball. we are always going to have that rule. >> guest: you mentioned pete rose. is the pete rose issue off the table at this point? what's the status? >> i mean, i -- you know, from my perspective pete exercised the right that commissioner giomotti gave him to file a request for reinstatement. i did a thorough investigation of what happened originally and where pete was today, including a very long conversation with pete and his lawyers, and you know, i ruled on that request for reinstatement and that's where it is, as far as i'm concerned. >> host: baseball records and career stats in particular are touch key -- such key elements of this game. is it possible to construct a history of stats that perhaps better recognizes different eras? or is it best for baseball just to continue with one set of states? >> i think it's really

the ceo of report -- of freeport has told bloomberg he's keeping his options open. , and ween very clearay stay are we may go. as soon as their something tangible to the market. upiette: pandora is teaming in a bid to win over a new generation of listeners. they will be able to share content with friends directly on pandora. the pandora ceo said the move will help the company focus on ad revenue, unlike spotify an apple music, which makes money from subscriptions. >> most will consume music like they do on terrestrial radio today, which is the $16 billion marketplace. pandora is well-positioned for that. we think about spotify an apple for our subscription business, but 70% of our revenue is advertising. the competition is more about terrestrial radio. juliette: and that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much, juliette saly in singapore. manus: we were talking about the yuan at the start of the show. i know you love these kind of things. the 50 day dropping below the 200 day. whether you believe in it, the is more bounce in the yuan today. the point is, doesn't suit

ported -- michael cohen is saying the president knew ahead of time that this meeting thatb took place ween donald trump, jr. and a russian lawyer in the month leading up to the election in 2016, the president knew about it, the resident is saying today it didn't happen, he didn't know. so, if it's true, what's the significance of it? >> this goeso the heart of whether the president knew or did not know that russia wanted to get him elected and his actually meddling in the election, and that is something he specifically said he did not. know at all ab so this meeting took place, as you said, in july 2016, between the president's son, donald trump, jr., the preident' an-in-law jared kushner, the campaign managthe time, paul manafort, and a russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya, and we know veselnitskaya hadon connec to senior russian government officials and russian intelligence anwas offering "dirt" on hillary clinton. fast forward to last sum when were this meeting was revealed and donald trump, jr. spvifically said that he er told his father of the events. >> a lot of people are going to w

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you mentioned the difference --ween an election campaigning and working for somebody that is president is the language of gathering hope versus the language of power. how would you distinguish those between grammar? john: the is summed up in the candidate saying i intend to do this as president, i promise i will do this as president. as the speech writer learns when you are writing for the president, you say i am doing this, i am happy to tell you i i amjust done this, or happy to tell you that the secretary of state is going to the middle east because i have sent him. it is no longer the aspirations of a presidential candidate is now the actions of a president. these are very busy times, thank you both for taking the time to talk to us. --n't you both have written what talk about tone, did you , i guessifficult hillary and bill had a similar tone to how they speak. -- formerdick cheney vice president dan quayle and dick cheney seem different and how they present their arguments. was it difficult to find that tone? how did you find that tone for having to deal with various people and p

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it is particularly troubling ween as senator udall said, have a long history of this administration having ties to russians. he read a list. russian oligarchs close to putin ao bought property at significant profit. whether it is trump tweeting about the deals, whether it was trump jr. talking about the disproportionate portion of our assets. was a tweet with trump responding i don't think we need more sanctions, i don't think we need sanctions. this goes on. as senator koons just said, we have a president that right now sees we have an ongoing investigation into the very the russians did to us that resulted in over 80 charges people being charged, people of the administration, campaign.the and this is a president having theate meetings with russians. this is not the first private had.ng that he's i'm sure you remember that this president pulled aside at a g-20 meeting and had a one-on-one discussion unbeknownst to his staff and had a conversation that he then said when asked what they discussed and i quote he said we discussed adoptions. adoptions is a code word to sanctions. word used to