mónica: ¿segura? saldívar: sí, mira, las cámaras del c5 captaron a un vehículo llevándose a su hija. y también está la grabación de zuri llegando a la fiesta con andrés. llegó por su propia voluntad, es cierto. rogelio: entonces ya saben dónde está mi hija, ¿vieron las placas? saldívar: dejen todo en mis manos, ¿sí? yo me tengo que ir, pero les prometo que zuri pronto va a estar con ustedes. más no puedo decirles. confíen en mí, ¿sí? si los secuestradores vuelven a llamar, mis compañeros los van a apoyar. lo demás déjenmelo a mí. rogelio: agente, gracias. saldívar: no hay de qué, con permiso. rogelio: pase. andrés: yo venía a disculparme porque lo único que quería era que zuri tuviera un lugar donde estar segura. rogelio: ¿es cierto que nuestra hija desapareció por su gusto? andrés: sí, al principio sí. mónica: algo hicimos mal. algo hicimos muy mal para que nuestra hija no nos tenga confianza. jesi: solo hacía falta comunicación, señora. ella se sentía sola, s

mónica: pero yo ya revisé y no hay nada. saldívar: bueno, tal vez no buscó con los ojos adecuados, señora. andrés: oye, y el grupo este de "face", ¿cómo se llama? zuri: ay, que no sé, le pusieron un nombre bien difícil para que no lo borraran. [celular] zuri: ¿qué pasa? todo bien? andrés: no, un tipo de la fiesta me mandó un mensaje, para que viera mi red. [tv] no manches, zuri, ve, esta es tu foto, es una alerta amber. zuri: no, a ver, no, no, me voy a meter a mi perfil a ver qué dicen. zuri: no, dicen que mis papás me estén buscando me da más puntos. ¡voy a salir con eric! andrés: zuri, zuri, ¿te das cuenta lo que estás diciendo? es una alerta amber. zuri: ya sé, qué emoción. es mi foto. andrés: zuri, tus papás deben estar preocupadísimos. zuri: ay, sí, ya sé. andrés: a ver, vamos, vamos, te llevo, vamos a explicarles. zuri: a ver, todo esto es parte del reto. andrés: por eso, pero ellos no lo saben. zuri: pues, ya sé, pero mañana en la noche termina el reto y ya, fin del asunto. andrés: zu

monica defend still with us. i want to ask you about the relative risks and rewards for the markets at the moment. at jpmorgan put quite nicely the top process that the market is going through. there is so much the fed can do to cushion investors from a trade war. would that be your thought as well? monica: on a longer-term perspective, we really don't like the fact that the financial markets, in particular the equity markets, our that engaged -- are that engaged. this game has to end. central banks cannot forever be the only game in town. we think the fundamentals have to backup equity growth. if you look at the current levels and fundamental expectations, there's not much we can get out of the equity market. we think we are really approaching the end of a bull market, but we are not arriving there in a bubble. regime theeflation central bank has been using -- we are better positioned than we were in the past, but we are approaching the end of the bull market. matt: so you basically expect us to see sort of a so

monica l. person to write about the book about concentration into cities, she also has a guest for vivid writing that will make come the life, please join me in welcoming monica l. smith >> thank you for being here, great to see family and friends altogether for this evening and has been amazing day for me and i have many people to thank, i would like to say a few words about city that are essential with modern lives that we can't live with them and we can't live without them sometimes but with more than half of the world's population living in cities and the percentage scheduled to go as time goes by, seems to be an amazing opportunity to think about the sciences of cities and the archaeology of cities and the kind of love-hate relationship when with our own urban center, everyone who came here today had an urban from school, combination of overpriced and also the traffic and realities of the latter of achievement. in all of those ways that kind of love-hate relationship that you have with the

for more i am joined by monica miller. monica, how much is this trade war costing the global economy? it is costing it a whopping $450 billion. it isjust a staggering amount. a whopping amount. this is bigger than the south african economy, to put this in perspective. they are also concerned about potential tariffs that the us may impose on mexico, about 5%. if they can't reach a deal on immigration. they had talked this morning, these two countries, broke down. but hopefully something will be resolved when they meet again tomorrow. but if this ongoing trade war between china and the us becomes protracted, and we see no end, what is the outlook? well, what they are looking at, if you take into consideration the tariffs from last year and this year, they are projecting a 0.5% decrease in the global gdp by 2020. this is having an impact on notjust when you are looking at, you know, potential oil prices, the volatility of that on the market. you are looking atjobs, and you are also looking at the price of consumer goods. this

>> monica: back here. >> anthony: monica barner is a mount view alum. her husband sly is a coach. her sons elijah and eliki are on the team. her daughter alicyia is a cheerleader. so it's personal for her. >> monica: born and raised here, went to school here, wouldn't have it any other way. >> coach: come on, man. >> announcer a 78 yard run. >> monica: come on. [ cheers ] >> monica: oh my. come on boys get your head in the game. >> anthony: garnet edwards jr. is a former mount view player who went on to play college ball. >> garnet: in this state of west virginia, we got two things going on for us. that's church and sports. now if we lose the game, it's like losing our best friend. >> monica: come on, boys. right here, stop him. stop him. >> garnet: shucks. >> announcer: pass is complete, for the score. ♪ >> announcer: so we come to the end of the first half, the bobcats 20, the golden knights nothing. >> coach larry: fellas. i just want you to play hard. i just want you to play hard and make smart decisions. ♪ ♪ daddy worked like a mule mining pike county coal ♪ ♪ he me

monica, thank you. monica mentioning the fa ct thank you. monica mentioning the fact the big event for financial markets globally is the us central bank meeting in washington today and tomorrow, the federal reserve, not expected to move the cost of borrowing in the world's biggest economy this month, but what will happen in the months ahead? what will be said on the part of the man in charge? this is how things went in asia. in terms of what was moving markets in asia, no new catalyst at the moment. it is about the fed. we have also got the bank of england meeting as well. it is a real central bank fest if you like that kind of thing. let's your —— look at europe. we have a holding pattern for markets. sterling, the pound sterling, super today. a six—month low against the us dollar. this is all about the leadership race for the conservative party. back to marion. we love a central bank fest here. laura cooperjoins me. it really is a central bank fest this week, isn't it? the federal reserve and the us having its meeting. not expecting

but have to do business asia monica jones and berlin but to have you with us and west starting with some shocking news for europe's powerhouse germany my to be growth engine of the european union but it is most important or its most important businesses are lagging far behind in international growth rankings and uni released study by service young concluded that the revenues of germany's top companies only increased by 1.2 percent on average while their counterparts in the us and asia of grown by over 10 percent a year only $44.00 of the world's $1000.00 biggest businesses are based in germany . so let's talk about that with our financial market correspondents in frankfurt and andrea and in singapore hello to both of you and i'd like to start with you ali it's a damning study there by why what are the main factors for german companies liking behind. yeah it sounds horrible when you look at the naked results that it is presenting there but you know when they look at the percentage growth where germany is lagging behind most other places of course you have to realize that a leading export

monica goldson has overseen the school district since last july. she will be in charge of 200 hools and centers, 130,000 students and 19,000 employees. bureau chief tracee wilkins explains why leaders decided to stick with the local favorite even after a nationwide search. >> i am so proud to announce, without reservation, my appointment of dr. monica goldson as the permanent chief executive officer of -- >> reporter: there were plenty of standing ovations after dr. monica goldson was named the new c.e.o. of the prince george's county public school system. goldson has been serving as interim c.e.o. for the past 11 months. she was appoint today that positionfter former c.e.o. kevin maximwell decided to step down after years of controversy. under maxwell's leadershipment school wasid dived, lost money and was entangled in a scandal that led to overght of the system. >> it is a neway. from july 23rd, i will continue to do that. >> reporter: the county school sysm is in need of stability. it's had some eight leaders in the last 20 years. goldson was am

mónica: pero yo ya revisé y no hay nada. saldívar: bueno, tal vez no buscó con los ojos adecuados, señora. andrés: oye, y el grupo este de "face", ¿cómo se llama? zuri: ay, que no sé, le pusieron un nombre bien difícil para que no lo borraran. [celular] zuri: ¿qué pasa? todo bien? andrés: no, un tipo de la fiesta me mandó un mensaje, para que viera mi red. [tv] no manches, zuri, ve, esta es tu foto, es una alerta amber. zuri: no, a ver, no, no, me voy a meter a mi perfil a ver qué dicen. zuri: no, dicen que mis papás me estén buscando me da más puntos. ¡voy a salir con eric!

monica caught the encounter with her cell phone from her back door. watching as the coyotes appear to work together to corral the big cat and stop it from moving forward. >> i was pretty calm about it because i didn't feel threatened. i was just intrigued about who was happening. it was obvious that the coyotes were trying protect something. >> reporter: the scene lasted about a minute. monica stopped recording as the big cat was ready to pounce. >> as soon as it started to pounce, that's when i panicked and shut the door. i ended up shaking for five, ten minutes. >> reporter: the mountain lion and coyotes retreated into open space. the next morning the security camera captured this image, possibly the same mountain lion returning. >> still around. >> reporter: mountain lion sightings are rare but not unusual in the foothills. earlier this month there was a sighting of a big cat in monica's neighborhood. >> this is their country. we just happen to be here, stewards for him. >> reporter: she doubts she will capture an encounter like this again, but she

china trade tensions but the silver lining does exist monica. with the end of this saying that a lot of investments are being shifted to southeast asia as a piece of safe haven while treat tensions begin to ease all right andrea hang there reporting for us from singapore thank you so much andrea. german trucks and chemicals company by our house launched a p.r. offensive to counter the growing criticism over its weed killer roundup of a controversial key ingredient for states which is said to cause cancer around up was a top seller of u.s. africa mikkel company monsanto and now belongs to bio after a $63000000000.00 merger last year. buyer is making headlines once again following talks with politicians shareholders and environmental activists the company has conceded that it must make changes they promise to invest 5000000000 euros in research over the next 10 years to develop a more sustainable alternative to glyphosate in the p.r. campaign however fire is repeating its sorry i'm old mantra life a site is safe when used correctly and it wishes t

well monica if you ask me also in north china or the us is the winner but there are several beneficiaries in this trade war among them vietnam was rewarded the most according to a reasoned analysis vietnam's economy was boosted by almost 8 percent due to the shift in production and the trade diversion also benefited other countries like taiwan south korea malaysia and in argentina however let me take taiwan where i am for example even though taiwan is picking up the trade diversion from china taiwan's export shrank by 3.3 percent in april from a year earlier so taiwan is suffering from roar demand in china so we know from different aspects there are no obvious winners. but it certainly looks like this trade spats is is not going to end anytime soon. what is china's next weapon here what we know in china has warned of limiting rare earth exports dropped in blacklist for u.s. companies that even talked about possible threats to apple and test law and just before yesterday china issued warnings of usa study app to more and more chinese students visa were rejected and you just mentioned the c

well that is part of the reason monica saluki right now asia is home to some 50 percent of the world's fastest growing companies and a lot of that has come from china and india as well many reasons for you know the asia being dumped as the world's fastest growing economies as well as the walls manufacturing hub. of course on the basic level consumer effluence is on the rise with high and middle income populations around the region. central banks also and and governments are also lending deep support to local companies in order to push further into digital and sin tech industries as well now a lot of this also has to do with central banks adopting sophisticated monetary policies and laws in order to provide this support and indeed much the markets also let's not forget those as well a lot of infrastructure projects are being supported by financial such as i v and this for this financial it helps them sort of play a little bit of catch up with the rest of the world and they are catching up real fast and andrea i mean that is certainly something interesting for us to know what image the g

you know monica at the beginning of the year when the i.m.f. made its 1st growth forecast for the united states everyone a large majority of economists had predicted that the federal reserve would probably raise interest rates in the course of this year now that scenario has completely changed only this week their own power the fed chief said that higher interest rates is really not something to worry about at the moment in the u.s. and he. explicitly mentioned the ongoing trade negotiations and the trade implications all right at the same time cliff we see a very interesting development the chinese president xi jinping is calling russian president vladimir putin his best friend and we certainly see the kind of typical pound diplomacy going on there is there a new ally ins a growing against the u.s. well i think china and russia have had a complicated and long relationship. but very possibly china is now looking around for friends i think in economic terms it's maybe not as significant given up i think the russian economy is around the same siz

so different monica get into. thanks it's unfortunate business africa with monica up next at the top of the hour of the day. it's all happening. surely news from africa the world link to exception these stories and discussions continue in both comes after getting programming from funny to me from easy to our.

well allow me 1st to set it up for you monica she was not facing the easiest crowd here today at the german day of industry before she won top on the stage was preceded by a speech from the president of the federation of german industries that see her camp and he have basically said that the government coalition gambled away trust of the industry trust by delivering by failing to deliver big ticket projects like digitalisation and research funding for her part the minute knockabout up the stage where she praised the european project and such but she also went straight for the counterattack saying dr she her coalition has been in power for a little over a year and she cannot say how many hours the government has wasted on cleaning up some of the in the industries messes like the auto emissions cheating scandal that engulfed the sector that has been engulfed in the sector for many years now so her message there is a trust that the industries trust in the government is important but so is the government's trust in industry the to the industry should be held to the same standards as the

monica miller, by the singapore port. you will be there for the next few hours taking a look at this issue for us. the southern indian city of chennai received some much—needed rain showers over the weekend. it comes after nearly 200 days of no rain leading to a serious shortage of water. chennai is known as the detroit of india for its booming auto sector. and the city is also home to a large number of it firms. the bbc‘s zoe thomas has more. just a few years ago, the banks of the paul blake were overflowing. today, it is a different story. this la ke today, it is a different story. this lake is one of the main sources of water for chennai. lake is one of the main sources of waterfor chennai. but a lack lake is one of the main sources of water for chennai. but a lack of rainfall in recent months have left nearby lakes and reservoirs bone dry. demand keeps increasing every year but the planning is not matching with the mud. when you talk about supply, the only supply is rain. unless it rains, it is going to be difficu

thank them for solutions business africa with monica jesse james up next more world news at the top of the hour of the day. it's all happening. surely news from africa the world. to exception is stories and discussions continue and will come student after doing program tonight from funny to me the money was easy to come out with say digital smash africa join yourself in school. so she'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks again. to women's vote and. excitement emotion not some. big swings in 19 women's. all the results here on t.w. news. markets are in turmoil after tensions in the gulf of oman escalated to oil tankers were attacked close to the strait of hormuz adding to fears a vital shipping lane for global all supplies could be cut off. also coming up producing countries have never accepted much leverage. when it came to prices but now they're flexing their muscles. and investment in africa's a blue economy that's water based things like fishing aquaculture and transport the focus of a printing conference. i want to come to a business africa and 1st t

monica goldson remains a candidate. back inside to you. >> justin finch, thank you. >>> we are learning more about a double shooting at an apartment ommplex in capitol hill area. a w and her fiance were shot by a man they thought was a friend. early saturday morning, the police were called to the jenkins row apartments and when they arrived, they found n-year-old change dead and his fiancee was foundrby and she had been shot several times. they said they were hanging out when they saw a man who had a gun and they asked him to leave the apartment and they say that is when opened fire. neighbors are surprised this happened in this area. hereto are the p stories this morning. beckw beckwitt has been found guilty. >>> ethics investigation found evidence of multiple violations by evans who is accused of conflicts of interest and attempts to u publicffice for his own financial gain. the board member sent a lerl to the governors of virginia and maryland outing those violations. >>> pentagon has authorized an additional 1,000 u

thank you so much for that update, monica miller. shifting our attention to the uk, borisjohnson has admitted he would need eu cooperation to avoid a hard irish border or crippling tariffs on trade in the event of no deal. the favourite to become britain's next prime minister made the comments in an exclusive interview with the bbc‘s political correspondence. in the real world, the uk government is never going to impose checks or a hard border of any kind in northern ireland. that's just number one. number two, in the real world, the uk government is not going to impose tariffs on goods coming into the uk. but it's notjust up to the uk. of course it's notjust up to us. it's up to the other side, as well. you can watch more on this exclusive borisjohnson interview on our website. in other news making headlines, one of the best—known names in gambling has agreed to be bought by el dorado, in a deal worth $17.3 billion. it will create one of the largest casino companies in america, and comes after a few turbulent years for the firm.

monica, thank you very much indeed. let's ta ke monica, thank you very much indeed. let's take you through what the asian and european markets are doing. in terms of the asian markets, we saw a bit of a rally, the nikkei closing up. this is after donald trump described telephone talks with chinese premier xi jinping is very good and he talked about them continuing talks. the dowjones, the dow jones, that the dowjones, that is a closing figure from last night. let's move on to the european stocks, they have opened, we expected them to open higher but they are slightly lower. banks, mining stocks and auto—makers making gains. defensive stocks like consumer staples and utilities are in the red. the london market is treading water, basically pretty flat. joining us is kathleen brooks, founder and director of minerva analysis. how are you? very good, thank you. are you keeping calm amidst all of this mayhem? are you keeping calm amidst all of this mayhem ? definitely are you keeping calm amidst all of this mayhem? definitely keeping busy! give us your take on the centra

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monica, first to you in orlando. you're seeing a fired up crowd already. they've been waiting, they're anticipating. orlando is a great venue for him. what are you hearing when you talk to people down there? >> reporter: that's right, there are actually already thousands of people out here at what the campaign is calling 45 fest. it's a special event here they've set up outside the venue for tonight where the campaign is expecting around 20,000 of the president's most loyal supporters here as he kicks off his election. he has been basically running already for reelection for the last two and a half years, but tonight he'll make it official. i talked to a lot of supporters here who aren't just from florida, but also some of the neighboring states. it's interesting to hear about their progression from why they supported him in 2016 to now. take a listen to what a couple of them had to say earlier here. >> he's just for our freedom. we don't want socialistic policy. we want to be free. >> reporter: any frustrations? >> none at all. none at all. i hope we have

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what brings you to santa monica today? >> >>> meanwhile, back here in nashville, the celebration continues in a somewhat subdued fashion -- granger smith was scheduled to perform here at cma fest this week, instead he is at home dealing with the tragic passing of his 3-year-old. >> little fish. that's all it's all about. >> granger's youngest son river loved life, fishing and being around his famous father. >> camo's a little small. >> camo? >> but wednesday at granger's texas home, which the 39-year-old shares with his wife amber, tragedy struck. a rep tells "e.t." that river drowned reportedly in the family pool. yesterday, his grief-stricken dad delivered the news. quote, following a tragic accident, and despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived. >> so many country stars posted messages and prayers, and last night, dad-to-be kane brown passed along this message. >> i just want you to know i love you, man, and anything at all you ever need i'm here for you, brother, i love you. >> granger and his wife ha

monica alba, i turn to you now. as we pointed off here off the top, a lot of those folks behind you have been lining up, i'm told, for days. these are obviously some of the president's hardest core supporters. what are they telling you? what are you seeing? >> reporter: hey there, craig. that's right. we've talked to some supporters who were here since late last night, as peter mentioned, with the threat of thunderstorms and extreme heat not getting in their way. as we talk to people there's a lot of people here from critical battleground florida, but we've talked to folks from other areas. i want to introduce you here to a trump supporter pat minor who was here for hours. pat, what brought you out here today? why are you here? >> i'm here because i love my president. >> reporter: what are you expecting to hear from him tonight? >> i'm just hoping -- >> great things. >> we don't ask the questions. >> we don't answer questions. >> reporter: what are you expecting to hear tonight? >> i'm hoping that he -- he -- i'm so

joining me now is the founder and ceo of "our daily planet," monica medina. monica, a recently nbc/"wall street journal" poll suggests that climate change is the fourth most important topic for democratic voters. i don't know how you deal with this in terms of debates, whether there should be debates on health care and debates on unemployment and debates on trade and climate. but how does the dnc send a signal that it is prioritizing this issue? >> well, i do think the heat is on the dnc right now, because it is a high-priority issue for many americans and democratic voters. and i think climate change ought to be debated every day. and i really thank you, ali, for bringing this issue up as often as you do and trying to dig into the bopolicy details. there are 12 democratic debates that are supposed to be happening between now and this time when the primaries get started. and it's not a big stretch for the dnc to say one of the later debates could be dedicated to climate change. and as you know, ali, climate change isn't a single issue. it's every issue. it's

source or danny montero and monica francisco the mary-alice friends and are all members of peace all the party for socialism and liberty. they have vowed to continue my realist struggle for more inclusiveness embryo's politics. this is the office of recently elected state deputy source. peace all has a track record of challenging corruption in various politics and its members think that the killing of mariella could have been part of a wider attempt to silence their party. so here you go must say. what is a militia as being as nice is sheer. work for business or isn't just see out as usual we saw shaved ice on the you know what is a our. bow. paths stand wise that you made the suppliers are gone very. peaceful is a small party on the far left but it often punches above its weight another investigation into wrongdoing in the city's public transport system also led to a rest. but despite their efforts the power of various militias remains unchecked. dark it is now bomb wish to move in but as you know. more about to out if it out in the sack she was for the os if bamma but i come back o

monica, what is the strategy coming out of there for tonight? >> reporter: that's right, we got a special look inside the building behind me where we have a few dozen staffers who have basically been here since the early hours of the morning and will be here well past midnight monitoring every word that is going to come out of the democrats' mouths. that's, of course, building on research packets that they have worked on for months and months that include hundreds of hours of video of the contenders as well as thousands of pages of public record requests, but it's really an unprecedented task. they have never had to deal with so many democratic candidates in one field let alone on stage together, ten each night. take a look to what one rnc official had to say about how they have to factor that into their strategy and i appropriate. >> certainly the challenge is that some you know better than others, some have been around longer than others so you naturally have more information. so that's why they've been going through two organize it to figure

matter to provide those topics such as monica which has been the biggest. when my motto launched in 2010 it entered an already crowded market iranian media outlets broadcasting in exile. the 1st we will be iranian immigration took place in the lead up to the 1979 revolution. mass protests against the shah his oppressive government and his brutal secret police the starbuck would bring him down. the popular uprising eventually coalesced behind the country's new leader ayatollah khomeini and in 1979 the islamic republic was born. many and you know me . ended up in los angeles which became a hub for persian media production in the eighty's after that wherever iranians were migrating to new media outlets were taking root but x. out t.v. of the eighty's was very raw it was very immediate so they were appealing to nostalgia literally yesterday or you know just last year a few years ago and they were also appealing to the sense of loss and unrooted ness that that folks were feeling as as new exiles their programming was mostly music and films and then some politics

monica jones from d.w. business is here with more on that moniker good morning to you i think what happened here why did your chrysler pull out and so quickly so swiftly. remember we're talking about a $35000000000.00 possible that's a lot of money even when you look at today's standards and paris holding as you say to 15 percent stake maybe they were just a little bit too you know upfront i mean the finance minister going on in there yesterday say yeah we wanted that merger to go ahead but you know on the x y z it conditions the headquarters in paris corporate governance job security and so forth it's all very well but if you're on the other side you say hold on we're talking with another company about a possible call thracian with the government so that's probably. that approach didn't go down well with the chrysler however maybe it's just a gamble maybe is it ok you know if if you want to play like this then let's just call it off maybe paris is going to tone it down a little bit and say it well we didn'

we can speak now to monica miller who is in singapore's port district. i know you are there and singapore has one of the most busiest ports. it is one of the most busiest ports. it is one of the most busiest ports. it is one of the many countries impacted by this global trade war. tell us what is at stake when the two leaders meet at the g20. is at stake when the two leaders meet at the 620. this is where we stand right now. the us has slapped 2596 stand right now. the us has slapped 25% tariffs on 250 billion dollars of chinese goods and in retaliation, the chinese slapped levees back on $110 billion worth of us goods. economists have been echoing for a very long time since this began, it feels like forever, but it has actually been about a year, that this will have an impact on global economic growth and courts like this behind me which as you just mentioned are some of the most busy in the world, will actually slow down. —— ports like this behind me. people are looking closely to see if they will be some sort of resolution. do we know why presiden

the green business africa with monica's jolene's i'll be back at the top of the hour with more bold news followed by the day to see a bit. country god international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week. opinion polls here in germany are beginning to suggest that the greens might now be the strongest force in german politics indeed that's told to the next german chancellor might even be agreeing to find out more on the story join us from quadriga shortly. quadriga next on d w. rock n roll. ah ha ha ha ha. move. the good sinful rhythms can tell by the church. not i know the evil feeling that you feel when you fight. back because of this music art stoppable. no one is more popular than jesus sambrook religious morality preachers or subversive. battle with sound marketing potential by placing a warning label on music quite outside. rock and religion clash that brings many parallels. for the 2 really sold irreconcilable. comedy the devil and rock n roll. june 17th on t w. a lot of very well welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the house of burlington something l

completely changed my view of washington politics the media everything it was a did he called i dated monica lewinsky you can see by this lovely tabloid cover and the author talks about his day with lewinsky and why he did it almost gloats about it in this way he says she may be guilty of poor judgment but she never asked for this that said let the. whoring begin in which he says i'm going to write this entire article making use of what happened to this girl even though it think it's awful awful and then he admits to be brutally honest i got with her because i figured that behind her initial aggressiveness lurked an easy perhaps winning bit of no frills hooka the writer of that page was not a mother then cnn's jake tapper oh jakey boy and he hates it when it's brought up. because he's like i'm sorry top this is it repeats itself and we have done nothing to change that and you still see it happening today. as we go to break clock watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook you tube and twitter and while you're over checking us out be sure to che

that's the one i opened up in santa monica. lemonis: you mean a storefront? rachel: storefront with a kitchen. lemonis: oh, so this is what the first step was. rachel: this was the first step. david -- we had been old friends. he was working for another project in marketing. i said, "do you want to help me market it?" and so, as we were growing this business, we decided to sell to stores. so i came up with the babies and -- lemonis: babies being -- rachel: the babies. these. i'm sorry. this is the baby. lemonis: not your kid-- not your babies. rachel: not my babies. the babies. lemonis: okay. okay. rachel: and that was the pivotal turn i made. lemonis: i love the size. love the size. i think the packaging's very clever, 'cause i can see the product, and i know what it is, so... i think the cookies are amazing. rachel: thank you. lemonis: can we see the factory? probably need to put a hair net or something. rachel: yeah, and i'll give you a coat. lemonis: okay, listen, if i learned anything throughout my entire time with jackie's cookies, it's how not to wear

plenty of action where you are and plenty of action where monica is as well. we can hear you but not see you as you are on the other side of the aisle, the rnc war room. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. we have a sneak peek at the team of republicans who are going to be responsible for watching every word that comes out of the democrats' mouth tonight and of course tomorrow night as well. these groups of people working here are monitoring all the social media channels and cable as well. you will see us in a little bit. they are basically doing the work that has been culminating the last year and change. of course poring over thousands of pages of public information records requests. all of that so they are had he ready to pounce tonight depending whatever they say on the debate stage. to talk a little bit about that. kathy is the rnc deputy director. this is an unprecedented task. what's gone into that and what has been the challenging aspect of that tonight? >> well, while most americans are just learning the candidates's names, our team has been going a co

yes monica it all seems very confusing right now but to rest assure rest assured both data are correct we cannot compare the chinese to the u.s.d. to simply because of the different methodologies used but what both data point to is more or less balanced trade conditions between the 2 countries and analysts say that this must continue if trade relations between the 2 countries were to revert to normal so could you just briefly explain to us what brought about that. moment of growth from april to may. well it's something that we certainly didn't expect given the escalating tensions between the 2 countries but there are reasons for the growth number one most of these exports were already scheduled and shipped out even before the tears kicked in and number 2 of the depreciation of the chinese un the currency as well as you know buying attitudes in fear of those rising tariffs whoa partly responsible for the growth figures so looking at all the latest data what could it possibly mean for this much anticipated soon upcoming meeting between u.s. prison donald trump and chinese president xi ji

monica, thank you so much for joining us, how will this fda project work? >> this is part of a larger trend. large corporations finally starting to embrace blockchain. this partnership is interesting because blockchain allows you to have data that can be tracked to a very finely grained degree and you know people can go back and change it. that is the nature of what blockchain means, when information put into a block, it is immutable and you can go back and change it. this idea is that you can track to of when drugs have been created at the source and then each way along the path through the supply chain, you know that when you go into a store and you pick up your prescription, that you can trust that it's been verified all along the chain. emily: there's a lot of experimentation, the second blockchain project, target pushing into the space, what do you see as more of sort of mainstream potential use cases here? >> we are really in an era of right for opportunity -- fight for opportunity, because th -- no on has decided who the winner is in terms of blockch