a culmination of four years' ork. david: more than that. just the other day when i was in sydney, i don't believe her anymore. i had a cook's of understanding of writing a book and i thought the deadline was the starting point. haslinda: you said you want to stay loyal to thai cuisine. david: faithful. haslinda: the people of thailand undersell thai food. david: they are generous and kind people. they don't wish to offend. they won't present something they think might be ontroversial or difficult or npalatableto their guests. they misrepresent their food. there's more to thai food than a good curry. or an eggplant salad. delicious those those foods are, and they are when having been done well, it should be enjoyed. they have that type of food at home. this is the baffling thing. whether it's shrimp with chilies or fish or salad or a stirfry bit of greens, they love those tastes. they enjoy it. they are not quite convinced that westerners are up to it. hasllinda: give us a sense over the deference we're talking about here. take green curry.

a flight from is ttanbul has ju arrived at sf ork. >> peggy, what is the reaction from passengers a rooif iing? they must left after this happened. >> well, you know, it's interesting. the flight just landed about an hour ago. that the arrivals. most of those passengers are in customs. we're at departures. this is a flight that is departing for istanbul. they are leaving about 6:10. we've been talking ta all of these people here checking in now. contrary to so many different reports from various media sources that flights have been grounded, what we're hearing hear from turkish airlines, flight tk 80 is set to depart at 6:10. people have been checking in and farce we can see, as far as the airline has pulled all of these people want waiting to check in, these people will depart at 6:10. >> that's what it says on the news, it will be canceled. when we called the airport, nothing has changed. we'll see. >> all of these people said they have heard via either e-mail or fame phamly member, other sources of makes that they would not be flying out. they have rattled nerves and this is their live

film is based on the popular video game series and it's set in the world of azeroth where humans and orks coexist. >> the mother and son brought them into near flawless existence at the film's premiere. he commented we're serious about our games. yeah. >> i bet she's super fun to hang out with on halloween. >> do you think? >> yeah, i'll invite her to my party next year. >> i didn't even get an invite. >> sorry, buddy. you're not making the cut. sorry. >> be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. rming insomeny >>> making news in america this morning, declaring victory. hillary clinton claiming her place in history. acknowledging for the first time overnight that she's the presumptive nominee for president. >> thanks to you we reached a milestone. [ cheers and applause ] >> the former first lady triumphantly take the stage on an important primary note as bernie sanders vows to fight on. >>> more tough talk from donald trump. the other presumptive nominee taking aim at his gop critics. >> they have to get over it. they shouldn't be so angr

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si los orks llegaran a nuestro mundo, ¿les gustÍan las redes sociales y las selfies? >> creo que sus manos serÍan muy grandes para lidiar con telÉfonos tabletas. luis: lo he comprobado, les gustarÍa, y aquí tengo la prueba. ♪ luis: bueno, con filtro o sin filtro, los orks, ogros, humanos y demÁs razas nos esperan en la pantalla grande este fin de semana. ♪ luis: como bien les dije, "warcraft" se estrena en cines hoy viernes, iba a ser un golazo. -y va a ser un golazo. me despido por el momento, pero ahÍ les va el balÓn. cachenlo! alejandro: aquÍ estÁ! gracias, luis, y gracias al elenco de "warcraft". aquÍ estÁ el balÓn de la suerte. karla: estÁ entre tÚ y yo. alejandro: van a ganar los televidentes, disfrutando a travÉs de univisiÓn. karla: seÑores, miren. se me manchÓ el pantalón desde muy tempranito, y vamos a hablar de eso. andrea: asÍ es, y tengo la soluciÓn! ojo con esto. mÁs adelante, van a ver cÓmo estos jeans son a prueba de todo tipo de fiestas y de sucios. johnny: buenos dÍas, andrea! andrea: buenos dÍas! ana patricia: y juliÓn

good morning, this is bloomberg "surveillance," tom keene in new .ork, caroline hyde in london so much going on. what would you look for in the brexit

early childhood we should orks and inve ways across the country especially because take up a huge share of the family budget. we know that we have to make affordable and job available.ore and one way to do that is to two years of community ollege for free for every responsible student. there are mayors and governors who are already doing good work across party s lines and they've shown the way and now we need congress to do same. number 3, 1 of the reasons wages grew so quickly in the fifties and sixties and seventies is because we had a government that put people to work building highways and building bridges and building airports and frontiers in space and science and investing in development and it lead to countless new invasions and educated new generation of workers with public colleges low and the g.as i.bill. i have to say too often republicans in congress are investments like these for no other reason than this that f small government they keep repeating. but you know what, it's been a economy.he it made us recover slower than we should have. jobs.been a drag on it's been a drag

>> you did have a little bit of a romance with half ork played by paula patton. that can't be bad. >> every day working with her is pretty lucky. she does a great job. beautiful. >> you don't mind the green? >> no. i'm into it no you. i can't wait for comicon. >> what's going on here? >> whatever gets you going, travis. fellows, thank you so much. this movie is going to be huge. "warcraft" will be in theaters everywhere this friday. >>> coming up next, their internet dancing video went viral. we brought the father/daughter duo to studio clorox knows a family of 5 can do a number on the toilet. clorox toilet wand comes pre-loaded with cleaner, so you click, swish, and toss. no more icky toilet brush. i love it. of course you do, mom. disinfecting. for your real life. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital

it is based on the popular video game series and set in the mythical world azeroth where humans and orks coexist. >> the mother and son brought them into near flawless existence. at the film's premiere. he commented we're serious about our games. yeah. >> i bet she's super fun to hang out with on halloween. >> do you think? >> yeah, i'll invite her to my party next year. >> i didn't get an invite. >> sorry, buddy. you're not making the cut. sorry. >> be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. rming insomeny >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo with some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." hillary clinton has taken her place in history declaring herself the democratic presidential nominee defeating bernie sanders in several primaries last night. but sanders did not concede the race. we have full coverage coming up shortly. >>> the driver of a damaged pickup truck you see on the right is in custody after police say he struck a group of cycli

how do you know what the hours .orked are we have employer surveys. those will be fairly accurate for hourly workers. what is you checking e-mails on a saturday after work? what if you come into the office bankruptcyrning and hours early on a saturday. the survey on those hours, you will probably report basically, i work 40 hours per week, the standard work week. there is some imposition there particularly on how we calculate the hours of employees. into some of the issues with the self-employed. it is very interesting. we have this divergence and data sources. the tax forms, with the data of the self-employed comes from. 1099 tax formsle . that makes it look like self-employment is going up. in terms of productivity, it looks a productivity of the seven plate is going up because of rising income. we have something like consider uber.with if you are driver, you may not even consider it a job, particularly if the driver is so.for nine months or a lot of drivers do not consider job.full-time be and airbnb host may not reporting their income from airbnb.

to which people feel a strong sense of belonging, i think that was always -- it was never going to ork. we are exposing the flaws in that. this is the tragedy of europe. what you are doing to force people, by trying to force people into this single unit, you are creating more and more attention. it will end badly. >> i want to say we keep on saying everyone felt this dislike for europe. there are many people, many younger people, who have that or multicultural pbringing. who have been raised in that system and they were at school with 30 different nationalities. they love it. they love the freedom of movement. they like being part of an international world. they feel it is a bigger world. it is also a digital world. you can can indicate with veryone. -- communicate with anyone. you can play chess with someone in russia. gerry: that was never the argument made to remain. it was, don't do this because you are going to be falling off a cliff. charlie: thank you for joining us. good to see you again. >> you're very welcome. good to see you. charli: back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ charl

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historians think today that whatever happened with that, it is clear sherman's troops did landscape orke the the people that they encountered in south carolina. they vented as they marched through it. all that said, what we have is a pattern of a great deal of violence against military and economic targets. and we have a pattern of relative restraint against cold cultural heritage, the cultural heritage of the south. what do i mean by restraint? and sheridan i told you, they marched and burned their way through the valley. burning when they got there. of then once they moved out the valley, they got to charlottesville, the first thing federal troops did is they rushed to the rotunda, to thomas jefferson's landmark building. and they stationed guards to protect it to make sure no vandalism would come about. that no union troops, no civilians would destroy the building in the war. when i got to richmond in the first days of april, federal troops found the city of blaze. they found they had been lost for the united states. and so the confederates headed out of town. they put the gold on the

and i want to recognize the passing of george b orks oinovich. he devoted his life to serving the people of ohio as mayor of cleveland, as governor, and senator. and we send our prayers and sympathy to his family. he also want to thachk dan moore, the owner and founder of this company and team wendy for his belief in cleveland, for his commitment to create jobs. i can't wait to work with him to do more of what he has accomplished here. midgely, i had intended to come to cleveland under very different circumstances. we are heading into a general election that could be the most consequential of our lifetimes. but today is not a day for politics. on sunday, americans woke up to a nightmare that's become mind numbingly familiar. another act of terrorism in a place no one expected. a madman filled with hate, with guns in his hands, and just a horrible sense of vengeance and vin kickiveness in his heart. apparently consumed by rage against lgbt americans. and by extension, the openness and diversity that defines our american way of life. we will learn

find out how they pull off the most incredible magic trick ever, and fantastic world where humans meet ork. >> dark forces are upon us. >> in war craft, based on the world of war craft, humans and all sort of fantasy creatures, they face-off in a epic battle for the fate of the lands. much of the movie is pgi, but starring as green skinned warrier, to go through the more traditional route of prosthetic, including, fake tusks. >> it is intense, but it ended as being the way -- once i got the test in, and it made me feel not human, then i felt ready to play. >> i need no one to protect me. >> well then. >> and in now you see me two the magical scene known as the four who are mens are back with more tricks and more danger, as they are recruit today pull off impossible height. it includes jessie eisenberg, woody harrelson, lizzy kaplan, have a specific skill set. but it was dave franco hypnotizing skill that may have felt the most real. >> i was learning from a real hit ma tis onset. and we wanted to see what it was like on the other end, so we had him try to hypnotize us, and it get you, i ca

it is ecb debuted a survey of economists down there is no change effected to the central ork allah sees -- policies inflation forecast. mario draghi could step up the rhetoric against euro area governments, asking them for help. alessandro joins us from frankfurt. does the ecb feel it is being undermined by government in action? >> for sure, draghi has been stepping up his demands for reforms from european governments. he has been saying that the ecb is trying to do its job to bring inflation back where it should be, just below 2%. that there is not enough to create a sustainable recovery. for this, you need governments to step in and do reforms and improve the way that your economy works. that is what was being spelled out by the oecd. we heard the governments bringing up the fiscal side of the equation. the ecb's latest stimulus package seems to be feeding through some of the numbers and the data coming out. how could that play into the forecast we are expecting today? >> we are expecting new forecast from the ecb. they are expected to remain broadly the same. this is a sign that ecb

we have seen a delay to an ipo ork thisand tnew morning. -- and new york this morning. caroline: which parts of the business are going to be hurt the most? which areas within the u.k. banks will be feeling the biggest hit to revenues? >> the hardest hit areas are two fold. on the domestic side of things, we have the consumer banks. but for the investment banks, it is really the primary issue. debt capital markets and equity capital markets. who knows what other deals are in the pipeline, it is not really clear. but also, turning volumes on the flip side here, are perhaps positive. we hit the next are trading volumes and extra volatility. it is a bit of a mix, but generally, pretty negative. in this morning from the italian government. it is certainly needed in the italian banking sector. european banks are in such a powerless position as it is today anyway, that this whole brexit turmoil adds to what they are coping with. guy: great stuff, richard. thank you. now, stay with bloomberg television. is "the pulse." but before i hand you over to francine lacqua, let me give

--orking with the military were you in the military? >> yes. >> did you maintain gun ownership after you left? carbine for home .rotection >> stephen, florida, democrats line. bit of a rebuttal on the comment that was made a little bit earlier, as the gentleman says there were thousands of people on a no-fly list when there is only 212 people on the no-fly list. they get thewhere information, but the list was made available. fact, one of them on there, which made me laugh, was actually a congressman who was on there by mistake. all he had to do was go in front of a judge as true but he was not supposed to be on it, and he has removed. beelieve that there should no-fly, no gun. >> we're going to go back to the house floor. these are the democrats on the house floor, a social media feed. >> so much more than thinking and praying. continue to insist that half majority give us a vote. happen, then we need to elect members of congress that are going to give us a vote. 9,the morning of november the american people will say, you take them both

warren nd sanders similarly as people who say and do things out on a fringe that have never had to ork within a system like you would have to do if you were president of the united states. so i don't think it's a terribly arm relationship, and i do think the fact that elizabeth warren is the lone female democratic senator who has not endorsed hillary clinton tells you if not all you know, a significant amount you need to know about that relationship. host: and you have heard the saying in washington, those who know aren't talking and those who don't know, aren't talking. so based on that, how serious is it that elizabeth warren continues to appear as a potential running mate? mr. cilizza: not all that serious. it's what a group of liberals in the party would like to see happen as opposed to something that is being seriously considered in the clinton operation. host: senator warren delivered the commencement address in may of last year at berkshire community college in massachusetts. here are her remarks in their entirety. senator warren: thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, than

it features a battle between humans and giant orks. >> ben foster plays a powerful sourcer, known as the guardian. >> i didn't want to come here. i swear, guardian. i urged th i told them. you should be the one to explain. >> explain what? >> it promises great power but exacts a terrible price. >> good morning. >> hi, guys. >> in this film, here's a giant video game that comes to life. did you play the game before you got the roles in the movie? >> no. i hadn't played myself. but the director played a lot and was a big fan. it was great to have him directing. >> we're surrounded by people who have been playing the game for years. we came in cold. it's an interesting world to come into. >> that video game has a built-in huge fan base. >> 100 million people. >> is that what it is. >> we're the only people that didn't know that. >>gi anything. >> the built-in fan base will be watching xlo watching closely. have you experienced e n ea little bit in. >> we started to experience it on set. our director played for years. he wrote the script. we were able to pick his brain. and he got us on

a lot more work to understand the nature of how the economy .orks and how it is working anna: the central bank is trying to encourage businesses to invest, keeping interest rates low. are you in the camp that says negative interest rates are a necessary evil for the global economy? or deed think they are doing more harm than good because they weigh on bank profits? we do look at the question of negative interest rates relative to bank profits. it is true that bank profits -- especially at equity prices -- equity prices have not really curated. interest rates are not really the story. there are a lot of other issues in regard to banks. the lack of demand in the economy at -- economy and the ban on loans -- lack of demand on loans. the package of what we call --pperheads of policies." comprehensive policies." the structure and functioning of banks in terms of allocating credit. these all have to be working together. they have to be comprehensive, coherent. we are arguing that and noted to get the economy out of the low growth trap which is where we are into something that is a faster growth

film is based on the popular video game series and it's set in the world of azeroth where humans and orks coexist. >> the mother and son brought them into near flawless existence at the film's premiere. he commented we're serious about our games. yeah. >> i bet she's super fun to hang out with on halloween. >> do you think? >> yeah, i'll invite her to my party next year. >> i didn't even get an invite. >> sorry, buddy. you're not making the cut. sorry. >> be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. rming insomeny >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn about affordable whole life insurance with a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information, or if you misplaced it, call thi

they had humans that created the orks so they'd make -- digitally in the computer. very cool how they pull it out. the visual effects are amazing, it takes a little while to get off the ground. but a 3.5 out of 5. don't waste your money on imax and do not waste it in 3-2, not worth the movie. see it in 2-d regular. >> kevin mccarthy, in los angeles, 4:28 in the morning. >> this is true. >> thank you, kevin. >>> another roadblock if you're looking to carry a gun. what liberal lawmakers have thought of now. >>> plus, it's friday. and that means music. ♪ >> yes, we the kings are here for the all-american fox summer concert series. find out what they're doing to honor our military. we'll go to that stage to talk to that band because it's that show. ♪ experience the thrill of the lexus gs f sport. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers. your concert tee might show your age... your skin never will. olay regenerist, olay. ageless. and try

commerce is the already to say when emigrants are lawfully in the country, when emigrants are entitled to ork. but there are several pressured issues in the case that the justices could very easily -- i shouldn't say very easily. they could resolve the case on standing issues, like i was eighth even allowed to bring this action to the court to resolve. there is a notice and comment, an administrative law issue in the case. the program is put into effect without giving the public like the typical notice that the program will go into effect and you have an opportunity to comment on it. there are issues like that that is possible that the majority could he coddle together in the case could be resolved kind up without a solution. should i leave it at that? the other two are the abortion clinic case. so if that one -- if that one is a tie, then the clinics -- the state of texas one in the lower court. so the clinic that supposedly will close with close. no abortion law would be ade. again, in that case, to a moral argument, there was some inkling that the courts might try not to resolve it. for ex

good morning, this is bloomberg "surveillance," tom keene in new .ork, caroline hyde in london so much going on. what would you look for in the brexit debate throughout the weekend? caroline: the war of words continuing, but i think getting the use out to vote, it has been so persistently about the economy. when will we see it and sent of i's to exert their democratic right -- right? poor, 0%,ne looking no change, no growth for european retail sales in the month of april. the market is expecting at least ..0 -- 0.4% increase eurozone still not looking all that pretty when it comes to the data. polarity of the consumer in europe versus a better consumer and the united states, charles evans coming up. our first word news. nejra: the u.s. labor department's monthly job deport do well later this month -- later today. payrolls rising by 160,000 in may. that would equal april's total but would mark a slowdown from average monthly growth of almost 230,000 jobs. british prime minister david cameron denying accusations he is ratcheting up fears about the impact of a potential brexit. last night

analysts say it will not be -- enough to work tout ork out the things and 2k5eu6ed cameron steps down. >> this is not a decision i've taken lightly but i do believe national interest to do this. my view we should aim to have a new prime minister in place by the start of the third-party conference. delivering duties,ly continue for the next three months. >> among the potential replacements, boris johnson. a crowd was outside his london ome when he left this morning. meanwhile, the bank of england is ready to come to the rescue. boe governor mark conte said it can pump an extra $345 billion into the system and promises there are different measures they can take if needed and the pound dropped to a deckered row . the s&p said with up ward pressure on the swiss franc, -- more than 120 countries, i'm emma chandra. you're watching bloomberg. francine: thank you chandra. wesk look thagget move into safety and we know many are in crisis mode locking themselves in emergency meetings across china. and also giving a news conference. this plays right into her hands. we don't know if this will tri

about laredo and apparently the folks ave for gotten about the oakland outport also los angeles and the ork outport traffic ort which runs from japan through the panama yards. the whole nine with me the bottom line is, something you said about a driver running back and forth across the border from until 11 o'clock at night. .s. guys, usually the military folks are limited to 12 hours. you have a guy with crosses in back and forth. i don't know how much they're mexican m if he's a driver, but that seems to be a out of our sight. >> he says he gets about 300 to week for that job. and he's traling back forth across this border at the world international bridge. we'll keep taking your phone here and continue our live program this morning from focusing on trade hours.out today's we are marking our 30th c-span two of senate floor coverage and paul cane for the washington has a it morning about nd he writes that -- p.o.w.alled how he wore a bracelets with mc cain's name ton it while the senator spent years in a vietnamese prison. we want to show you a little bit ere's a little bit from our first d

feminism, her solidarity with other women was a thread that ran through her and all her .ork in her community she always sets me that her children were her priority above everything. there was no dividing line between her political heart and her motherly heart. her children will go up to know how amazing she was. >> what an amazing woman. she was clearly a remarkable person. these are not my comments, although i clearly concur with them. they are some of the many comments i heard from constituents and those who i heard over the weekend. conscious of time and wanting to ensure that her friends have the opportunity to speak, i make countryrt but heartfelt should. just over one year ago. it was not long after the general election. on arriving at the studio, i was taken to the makeup room where jo was already sitting in the chair. needless to say, i had to spend a lot longer in the chair than she did. she greeted me with that wonderful smile that lit her whole face. in that instance, the split second, i knew this was someone i was going to like in obviously . as we recorded the program, it was cl

committed to serving the citizens of new hampshire and is known for her common sense leadership, hard .ork, dedication she has served in the senate since 2009 and is a member of the senate committee on armed services. >> i appreciate the chairman for the invitation to join you. our nation is in most remain in the can of democracy and a friend to those around the world who aspire to freedom and prosperity. we believe in peace through strength and strength through peace. this means maintaining strong alliances and resorting to military force only as a last resort. these are important aspects and an indispensable global tool. principle is our diplomacy to robust thing the primary means of achieving our nations a. we believe leveraging america, the moral authority of our democratic way of life, the influence of our economy, and the magnetism of our cultural achievement. democrats know america is when we know only make the world safer, but make it better. democrats understand the importance of short and long-term global challenges. proliferationlear . i cannot emphasize too strongly the value o

an idea of what happened after nashville's response to brown, but that sort of just sets the story ork for a larger that happened in 1960. so while the country was looking four ensboro and those brave gentlemen that marched nto the local lunch counter in greensboro, north carolina, on february 1, nashville's sit-in later here.ek but our students have been training in nonviolent 1.chniques before february nashville being a city of the south, we have a large number of istorically black colleges and universities. tennessee state, ani at that state.ow tennessee american baptist college and fifth university. students here who are idealistic and who are going to change the world. the students had been training in nonviolent direction under the f reverend jim lofton who was one of their teachers. jim lofton came to nashville because dr. king asked him to come to nashville. dr. king thought that the south needed a nonviolent leader and studied under discipleship of gandhi. students special in 1950s is that these students trained. they went through this onviolent academy as they called it. erna

i know there might be some political difficulty to it but come orks this isn't like having to forgive someone that just murdered your loved one and you're standing in front of them. this isn't as difficult as what the families of all these places we've mentioned, from nickel mines, pennsylvania, all the way through sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, all the way through to orlando, florida. we're not asking people to do anything very difficult. all you've got to do is put your hand up and then put it down twice if you're going to vote for it. and if you want to vote against it, so be it. but at least put your hand up to allow a vote on two simple measures that will begin, just begin the long journey to rectify a substantial national problem that takes 33,000 people every year. all we're asking for is a start, a foot in the door, maybe even a toe in the door, but just a start to do something about this problem we have to reduce this number. no one can convince me that the greatest country in the history of the human race cannot begin to tackle this problem. this idea

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difficult when people get together and they have slightly different views on things they have to wroshg ork it out, deve their consensus. the final point that oftentimes occurs and can delay the timing of the trustees report is to find a time when all four or six trustees can all get in the same room at the same time. that's not always easy. i believe earlier today we had all four of our trustees there. that's not always easy. >> were they going in the same direction? i'll tell you, i had to send two letters to secretary lew before a member of his staff could be bothered to respond asking about the delay with the trustees report. and i ask unanimous consent to place these three letters into the record. hearing none in response, treasury staff noted that this year's trustee report process was without the benefit of public trustees. mr. goss, briefly, what is a public trustee and how do they differ from others? >> of course, our four ex-officio trustees are by nature of the former administration. with advice and consent from members of congress, supposed to be of two different parties, repres

. >> he admitted what the coworkers reported, but he did it in anger because he thought that the wo ork ers were teasing him. our work is very challenging. we're look for needles in a nationwided hay stack and also called upon can which pieces of hay maybe needles. that's hard work. if we can find a way do that better, we will. this was inspiring and 7,500 people came out on a steamy night here in orlando and say that there's still a lot of fear, but they had to be here. it's a little chilling for some of the folks that this guy was in the presence at the night club down the street and gone there before. >> nbc, thank you. we will be checking back with you you tloutd the morning. >>> don o don is dabbling in theories gain and suggesting that president obama has hidden motives for the balt of terrorism in multiple interviews yesterday. listen. >> he does not get it or he gets it better than anybody understands. we're led by a man that's not tough, not smart or he has something else in mind. people cannot believe it. people cannot believe that president obama is acting the way that he act

host: joining us now from new ,ork city is kristen lombardi senior reporter at the center for public integrity. we will be discussing the latest high-profile college rape incident at stanford. to raiseas done awareness about sexual violence on college campuses. thank you for joining us today. guest: good morning. thank you for this opportunity. oft: you studied the issue sexual assault on college campuses for years. what has this case in particular done to raise awareness about that topic? step backould like to and say i'm looking at this case not as a beat reporter who focuses on higher education, but whon investigative reporter did a series of stories in 2009-2010 examining how colleges and universities adjudicate claims of sexual assault and rape on their campuses. interesting case is in a number of ways because it differs a lot from the consequences we investigated for that report. what is fascinating about this case, it is not the school administration that has sparked the outrage that has been bubbling in crescendo's this past week, but the criminal justice system. one of the t

about laredo and apparently the folks ave for gotten about the oakland outport also los angeles and the ork outport traffic ort which runs from japan through the panama yards. the whole nine with me the bottom line is, something you said about a driver running back and forth across the border from until 11 o'clock at night. .s. guys, usually the military folks are limited to 12 hours. you have a guy with crosses in back and forth. i don't know how much they're mexican m if he's a driver, but that seems to be a out of our sight. >> he says he gets about 300 to week for that job. and he's traling back forth across this border at the world international bridge. we'll keep taking your phone here and continue our live program this morning from focusing on trade hours.out today's we are marking our 30th c-span two of senate floor coverage and paul cane for the washington has a it morning about nd he writes that -- p.o.w.alled how he wore a bracelets with mc cain's name ton it while the senator spent years in a vietnamese prison. we want to show you a little bit ere's a little bit from our first d

as frustrating as it can be to ork with allies, and we encourage, for example, our european allies to do more, to our joint more, to efense efforts, but whether we're talking about the pacific, the middle east, africa, or europe, alliances are essential. but we've got to be a good ally, and as you heard the speaker say there are moreg, questions than ever about how and ble we are as an ally, we have got to turn that around, because we will not attract who have are -- or countries who have doubts about us. i think irman miller, you have been advising the nominee in some regard on national security issues. what do you see as the prospects as he becomes the commander in chief, president trump? rep. miller: a strong commander in chief. question as it relates to nato, and the truth is, our nato partners aren't going to have to pay more of their fair share, and that's what mr. trump has been talking about. much of the gdp that some of our allies have been spending have een on programs other than what's required as a nato partner. i don't see anything wrong with asking them to step up and do

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to press moscow and fully implement its commitments we g-7 orked with the e.u., and other nations to impose sanctions on russia over the past two years and we are now working with europe to ensure that sanctions are rolled over at the end of this month and to support france and germany in their lead diplomatic role to push for the full complementation including the withdrawal of all russian forces from ukraine. next resilience of partners. even as we defend nato territory we are working to reduce the vulnerabilities and increase the resilience of those countries across europe that face pressure from moscow. the united states has committed over $600 million. we have trained 1700 conventional forces and national guard personnel, counter artillry and radars, and a number of other pieces of equipment to help troops successfully resist further advances and to save lives. to continue our work across europe to strengthen democratic institutions reform economies fight corruption and build the resilience of our partners we ve requested $787 million in fy 17 focusing on our priorities on those

i would like to say that i really find these panels in the .ork begun is so enlightening and brian pointed out, we now have records that are being opened up. we can look at them online and go to the archives and tell the stories of those forgotten people. decadese in the earlier . think the way you simulated the field and got people looking. diane, you check this out in the record-keeping is so difficult. your turning of stories in the stories are done in any way, shape or form takeaway or law rob ther -- takeaway or honor of those who thought, returned, and restored the nation. is nevertheless their stories that deserve an equal voice. maybe we can reconstruct their lives. so, thank you all. >> thank you. [applause] >> we have time for one more question. fight it out. [laughter] itrock, paper, scissors or -- rock, paper, scissors. >> all these injuries or invitations are chronic. you can see chronic illness and an amputated vet. i published a paper in 2000 on the history of sexually transmitted in the united states military from 1860 to the present. the soldiers did not tell. i have writt