kevin: are we targeting you? i'm not saying we are or we're not, but our mission statement says to make athletes better. and our ambition for doing that is that if you can outfit the best and people that really care about every ounce of a product, that builds trust and credibility that allows inspiration. it's nice to know that the very best, this is what they choose to wear at the highest level. david: where are the products made? there's a perception that apparel is made in asia, at the same kind of places and these people are paid very low wages. and in the end, the same factory makes things for you, nike and adidas. is that true or not? kevin: i think that the global manufacturing process is something that is critical to growing and creating second world and first world economies. you watch what's happening in china, the elevation of the minimum wage. when i made my first trip to china in 1999, guangzhou was a hot manufacturing bed. today, guangzhou is the number three tier one city in all of china and it got

kevin: from bloomberg's bureau in downtown washington, i've kevin cirilli. marty: and from bloomberg world headquarters in york by marty schenker. , the president is dealing with another cabinet departure this morning. kevin: secretary nielsen resigning from dhs. this comes after sources say she met privately with president trump. steven miller, the hardliner on immigration, now assuming a more prominent role within the administration and this has been one of the key campaign promises the president has been frustrated with. it comes following weeks of threats to shut down the u.s. mexico border as well as ports of entry. ultimately heading into the 2020 election cycle, this is going to be of fastened -- fascinating to see how the administration reacts to this. the role stephen miller, quite controversial not just in the broader political discourse, but even within conservative ideological circles. it will be interesting to see. marty: we well know stephen miller is the hobbyist of the hawks on immigration. -- the hawkiest of the hawks on immigration. it is h

as kevin chose a acting head to replace her, kevin mcaleenan. joining us now, mike morgan, former bore patrol chief under president obama. what do you think of the choice of kevin mcaleenan. >> i worked directly for kevin. i can tell you, kevin is a dedicated, patriot, professional. he is bright. he has been in dcfor 10 or 12 years, one of his strengths, he knows dc, and he knows highway o maneuver all sides, that can be a difficult animal, i think he is a good choice. jon: you were border patrol chief during obama administration. you know these are very difficult and controversial times with border enforcement. what does he do perhaps differently that is going to get maybe democrats on board? >> i don't think he will get democrats on board. that is not from a political stand point this is the rule of law, i've been doing this public service for 30 years, congress again, fails time and again. they won't fix the laws, the asylum law. congress could fix it in 15 minute es, that is what secretary of kirstjen nielson pushed for that is what kevin wi

senator kevin kraemer. where is kevin? kevin, kevin. thank you, kevin. he fought a battle you wouldn't believe it. he beat somebody by 11 points that was unbeatable. that's pretty good, kevin. i said you can do it. that was my only thing. i said you can do it. he won by a lot. he won by a lot. he's a great gentleman and he's a big, big fan and supporter of israel, as well as a really terrific leader. he's our leader. kevin mccarthy.

kevin: that's right. david: my local starbucks, a lot of people order in advance online, come in, and go. that is not the traditional starbucks experience. kevin: the digital-mobile revolution over the last decade has amplified the need for convenience. that is true in every part of society. you can make an airline reservation, seat selection, boarding pass, and check in on your phone and go through tsa with your boarding pass. you have to acknowledge that consumers are embracing it, so how do we embrace it without abandoning the needs of community? that's what we are getting better and better at each day. amount, aignificant fund of explain what that is $100 million. about. that is developing new brands apart from starbucks? that you would own or own part of? kevin: this is about accelerating the velocity of innovation. we have shifted from a long cycle innovation model that was just too slow. it would take us from 18 to 24 months from idea to getting something deployed in our stores. that is too long. w

vonnie: kevin, thank you. meaningful calls, new legislation, or anything that might actually change the environment. let's bring in our bloomberg banking reporter. are well-intentioned, and there are social problems in this country. >> the social problems may be the biggest take away from the hearing so far. if anything, we're watching the --t apple of hours to see couple of hours to see if the big banks continue to see. i am wondering if alexandria ocasio-cortez will bring it up, she didn't bring it up during the wells fargo hearing. up during bring it the wells fargo hearing. bank of america has had some setbacks, issues also. they have had some exposure in the management division. not a lot on the systemic issue that patrick mchenry was talking about. lloyd blankfein tweeting a few moments ago, boy, i really miss my old job. it is comical but also a little bit ironic about lawmakers warning 10 years after the crisis, and there are arguably more social problems in the country than there were then, and not re

kevin: i do not think so. and i think it is because there are other examples of categories of people. you may not find this anymore reassuring, but paid -- or journalism for sports enthusiasm has a bright future. journalism for millennial women apparently has a bright future. and you can go down the categories. you know podcasting actually, we with a some examples anchor and gimlet being acquired by spotify. a really powerful platform. it has a pretty bright future as far as i can tell. and so i don't know that the categories of journalism that are financially viable, independent of support from members, philanthropists, foundations, good souls, i don't know how infinite that category of journalism is, but it is definitely bigger than business journalism. nicholas: we will finish with our last two questions, more inside the business of journalism. one is, i'm interested as well, how has quartz managed to minimize the curse of the visit to video and where did the other forms of media factor into your long game

i'm 30. >> right. >> showing everybody who kevin durant is. >> he's kevin freaking durant. >> sorry, we couldn't resist. >> did you see the ad in the middle? kd comrits to oakland right there referring to slugger khris davis who signed an extension with the a's. that is first rate trolling. a's hosting the blue jays tonight. got your pins here. that's impressive. one fan, jay scored four in the second to take the lead. eric sogard rbi single off of aaron brooks. it's 4-1 jays. how about khris davis? fouled off a lot of good pitches in the eighth. then the big hook from marcus stralman who went eight and allows one run. ma reason lorian know called out. strike three to end it. doesn't like it and laz diaz mi get suspended for that. giants in pittsburgh, madson bumgarner two outs in the bottom of the first and nobody on base. then the wheels f double by francisco cervelli. the damage was done. you want to talk real damage, parra with a flare to center. erik gonzalez and starlin more tay full speed crashing into one another. both had to leave the game. marte looked like he got the worst

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kevin cofounded the website in 2012. and in a time when the news media has been compromised by socially driven information economies, "quartz" has thrived. kevin's grounding for the remarkable success of "quartz" clearly lies in his previous experience. not only is the managing editor of the wall street journal's website, where he successfully led efforts to greatly expand the journal's online readership with award-winning, dedicated digital features, but also in his previous experience covering technology as a correspondent for "the journal" in the bay area and europe. "quartz's" international strategy, including a remarkable focus on india and africa, two undercovered regions of the globe with thriving and gracious audiences is part of its many remarkable strengths and is reflected in kevin's current membership of the council on foreign relations. but if we were to truly ground kevin's current achievements in his past and values, i would tell another, maybe slightly more embarrassing story. i did not know kevin well as

i did not know kevin well as an undergraduate, even though we overlapped at yale. thankfully, we rectify the situation quickly after we both graduated, and i got to know kevin in paris while i was living in london after college -- i know, tough luck. even two years behind him in school, i very much knew him by reputation. yale, time, journalism at probably like journalism everywhere at the time, was a very clubby affair. even though some of us were already discovering the internet in underground, fluorescently lit computer labs where somehow cigarette smoking was allowed but windows were not, above ground there was only one very well-established news source, withld college daily, its new tipped rolodex of alumni collections. at the time, this was very much not available to all. rather the presumption was that each yale undergraduate would pay for a subscription for a rolled up piece of paper that would be inserted in your post topics -- po box on campus, not even where you live. even for a resolutely underclass middle graduate like myself, the idea of spending mone

kevin mcaleenan the u.s. customs and border protection commissioner will be the acting secretary. >> bill: garrett tenney, why did the president make the call now? hello there. >> good morning to you. going back to last year, there have been almost constant rumors what kirstjen nielsen was on the chopping block but president trump asked for her resignation as this growing crisis at the southern border continues and he felt like he needed to take a more aggressive approach to fix it. the president wants the toughest cop around on border security. he didn't feel like nielsen fit that bill. back in november he told chris wallace that he wished she was more -- the president said he wanted to go in a tougher direction. what's not clear is how much more of an impact nielsen's replacement can make. the -- nielsen alluded to that in her resignation letter saying i hope the next secretary will have the support of congress and courts in fixing the laws that have impeded our ability to fully secure america's borders and

kevin will join me here on stage. some of you have already put questions on index cards. some of you will continue to do so. we'll have ushers bringing those up to the front of the house. and we'll look forward to sharing a conversation with you for the next half hour or so. >> so while we're waiting for our first questions to come up, i thought i would bring our conversation back to one we had here at the berkeley center for new media last year on the 53rd anniversary of the berkeley free speech movement, and only as it turned out a week after mill oppose list's vast hacking of the university and its appearance in the public press to make a global media event out of 14 people assembling for ten minutes in front of sproul hall. so this is the question of the dynamics of attention versus content that as we were discussing tim woo has talked about how the media landscape of today fundamentally changes things like speech and free speech. and i wanted to get your thoughts on that and how it's affected the business of journalism as well. >> yeah. i think it's a really interest

kevin rudd, former australian prime minister. murder talk between deutsche bank and commerce bank are breaking down. we caught up with the deutsche bank cfo earlier today. this is bloomberg. ♪ andy: deutsche bank commerzbank are ending talks for a potential merger but that does not mean it is out of the question down the road. bloomberg spoke to the deutsche bank cfo earlier today. in overtimeo industry consolidation will take lace in europe and that deutsche bank wants to be a part of that. the timing and the specific form of that remains to be seen. we have talked a lot about doing our homework to continue executing on our plans, executing on the restructuring of the company, improvement on our shareholder returns. shery: joining us for the latest on this story is our own reporter. how much of a surprise that it was called off? >> never lots of problems associated with the merger. as talks intensified, more problems came to the fore. tons of job cuts, labor unions upset about them, restructuring. the question now is what is n

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kevin: we have from time to time hedged some of our exposure. for example, we might at this point have a larger position in indonesian rates. we have had a little bit of the fx. the discussion now could be that we might look to unhedge stage. rdr risk at this and in india, we have had some repositions in the past, larger positions on rate than we have in the currency, but we are overweight with of those countries at this stage. manus: ok. kevin, thank you so much for being our guest host this morning. kevin daly, investment director for emerging market debt for aberdeen standard. that is it for daybreak europe. european market open is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> good morning and welcome to bloomberg markets. this is the european open, i am matt miller here in berlin. stocks in asia dip as corporate earnings doolittle to boost u.s. counterparts. europe points lower as well. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ an end in sight. the u.s. and china

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >> chris: coming up, president trump says he will fight democrats over investigations in congress. >> we finish, no collusion, no obstruction, right? and then i get out, the first day they are saying let's do it again and i said that's enough. >> chris: we will ask our ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation, who we are. and i cannot stand by and watch that happen. >> chris: presidential candidate joe biden in his announcement video warning of the dangers of a two-term trump presidency. it's time no

vonnie: all right, kevin. thank you. you can watch all these hearings and complete coverage on bloomberg by using the terminal function live go. kevin also spoke a little earlier with senator cory gardner, a republican from colorado, on trade and other issues including new legislation aimed at curbing federal overreach on deciding the best approach to marijuana policies. let's have a listen. >> this is a bill not focused on legalization as some approaches to marijuana have been, but a bill that deals with the current challenge we have between the conflict in federal and state laws. the bill that we have introduced statehat if the deceit -- decides it wants to legalize marijuana, it basically carves itself out of the federal prohibition. kevin: the federal prohibition has made a lot of uncertainty, especially for financial institutions in terms of whether or not they can get involved. ultimately, some would argue that leads to safety concerns. sen. gardner: it has created a lot of uncertainty and black-market concerns wha

kevin cofounded the influential business news website in 2012. at the time, the news media, as a whole has been profoundly challenged by shifts in the global economy, and the evolution of social media driven information economies. kevin's grounding for the remarkable success of courts, lies in his previous experience. not only is the managing editor of the wall street journal's website, or he successfully led them in leadership with award- winning dedicated digital features, and in his previous experience covering technology as a correspondent for the journal in the bay area and europe. the international strategy, including the remarkable focus on india and africa, to undercover legions of the globe with thriving and gracious audiences for good journalism. that's part of the many marketable strengths, reflected in his current membership of the council on foreign relations. if we are to truly ground kevin's current achievements and past advice, i would tell a slightly more embarrassing story . i did not know kevin well as an undergraduate, even th

♪ kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >> chris: coming up, the release of the mueller report does not settle the obstruction debate. >> if we had a trial it would be a resounding not guilty. >> the facts that are now established by this report are >> the special counsel confirmed that the russian government sponsored efforts to illegally interfere with the 2016 presidential election. but did not find that the trump campaign or other americans alluded in those efforts. >> chris: attorney general william barr announcing special counsel robert mueller found no collusion with russia in his final report. and it's time now for our sunday group. jason riley of "the wall street journal." bob woodward from "the washington post." a former democratic congressman jane harman. director of the woodrow wilson center. an fox news correspondent gillian turner. jason, what's your reaction to the mueller report? how convincingly does it clea

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kevin: kevin mcclain in -- kevin maddalena and is the acting director -- kevin mc caleenan is the acting director. there is a risk between not just the steven miller's of the world -- and also with the business community, which is increasingly playing a more aggressive approach as a lobbying effort on the immigration front, especially for the manufacturing perspective. part oft trump, a key the political coalition are manufacturers. they are uneasy to have unrest, especially as a relates to commodities on the u.s. mexico border and they have the president's ear. kevin cirilli, thank you from a beautiful spring day. kevin: finally. david: now let's turn to great ferro on the julian assange story. julian assange has been involved in the issue with chelsea manning, but also in d&c emails. if he gets sent back to the united states, what happens with that investigation? greg: he was charged in computer hacking in 2010, long before the 2016 election. however, one of robert mueller's last act was the indictment of roger stone. as part of an indictment, it was clear roger stone was an intermedia

so who is kevin mcaleenan? he was appointed the deputy commissioner by president obama back in 2014. so he has served democratic an end public demonstrations free to practice law before beginning government service in 2006, and received in 2015 a presidential rank award, and award given to people in the senior and executive service for show excellence. according to citations on the website, he spearheaded counterterrorism discipline, transfer of the international air arrival and designated his tragedy -- or design, rather, a strategy for continuous innovation, adequate resourcing, and public-private partnerships." the former acting director of ice, immigrations customs enforcement, thomas homan -- fox news contributor -- had a high news from mcaleenan this morning. listen here. >> he spent years fighting this fight. i think he knows the ground. he knows how to operate on the ground. gives nielsen was very talented but she didn't come up through the ranks. kevin is within the ranks. he can do it operationally, w

and kevin was lying about it until the very end. >> every day gets better and better. on today's broadcast she was wearing a different wing. kevin was on set and we're told there was extra security because they didn't know how he would respond to getting served. the host was seen backstage rubbing her ringless left hand. >> this is going to get really, really interesting. >>> it also looks like it's over for ben affleck and lindsay shookus. a source tells us they have split and distance was a huge factor. ben's in hollywood. she's in new york, and ultimately they going work. >>> prince harry and meghan markle are about to become parents and the duchess decided to break royal tradition with the way they will present the baby. the key question is why? >> the reason she has chosen not to did the photograph outside of the hospital is she doesn't want pressure of having to look photo fabulous after just having the baby. she's skipping four decades of tradition. think about it. within just hours of her previous births, kate faced hundreds of cameras on the hospital steps. pr

kevin: put that into context. what does that actually mean, especially when you look at global competitors like korea and china? ajit: we are very much ahead of the curve. with the current auctions, we will be allocating more spectrum for commercial 5g then all of the mobile broadband providers in america have today combined. it is a huge influx of supply, and we are very confident carriers will use the spectrum in order to deploy 5g services and applications. we want that investment and innovation to happen here because spectrum availability is a big part of the equation. kevin: which companies are we talking about here? sprint, t-mobile, verizon? would expect traditional players in the wireless sector, but we've been seeing interest from cable companies, silicon valley companies, and other who see the use case of 5g as being dramatic different from 4g. all kinds of industries will be technologies.ese as the internet of things starts to develop, a lot of companies are seeing an interesting 5g spectrum. kevin: i s

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kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. susan: i'm susan li with today's fox business brief. we have the dow gaining up 153 poin points, the s&p 500 flat and a decline for the tech-heavy nasdaq. >>> australia taking aim at social media. the government passing a series of new laws that not only include monetary fines but jail time for ceos of companies that do not remove quote, violent material from their websites fast enough. the move comes in the wake of last month's mass shooting that left 50 people dead at two mosques in christchurch, new zealand. the shooter livestreaming on facebook live. it was uploaded more than one and a half million times in the following 24 hours. >>> here at home, mark zuckerberg playing offense in a different sort of battle. facebook's ceo saying on "good morning america" he's confident his social network can do better at stopping bad actors. zuckerberg going on to say it's not the responsibility

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. >> bueno aquí en oracle arena los titulares practican al fondo de la cancha esta kevin durant, para su segundo partido ante clippers segundo en play offs, detalles al volver >> ♪. >> qué tal amigos en oracle arena en poco mas de una hora comenzará el segundo partido en la ronda golden state ante clippers, han ganado 20 de 22 aprtidos y la razón stephen curry, el octavo fue 236 de la carrera en post temporada, así le pasó también a ray allen, para ser líder absoluto tema lo que ocurrió entre kevin durant y beverly, que prácticamente estuvo acosando todo el partido a kevin durant que al final faltando 441 los expulsaron a ambos, pero a kevin le dieron dosfaltas técnicas y tiene una suspensión automática para un partido. >> también arsenal enfrentó a watford tenían oportunidad de igualar y subir a la premier league >> un puesto debajo de chelsea, vean el descuido del portero, que aprovechóen la liga premier league con mané. >> leganés ante real madrid, silva el argentino abre las anotaciones con su segundo gol en el primer tiempo, >> pero en el complemento modric co

durant is. >> i'm kevin durant. >> he's kevin durant. >> he's kevin durant. >> you know who i am. >> you all know who he is. >> i already knew who kevin durant was. >> he said it yesterday, he is kevin durant. >> you all know who i am. >> he is kevin durant. >> for 12 years. >> he's right. >> 30. >> showing everybody who kevin durant is. >> he's kevin freaking durant. >> yes. i think we got it. >> hey, did you see the ad in the chronicle right in the middle there? kd commits to oakland. referring to the other kd. slugger kris davis who signed an extension with the a's, that's first rate trolling. a's hosting the blue jays. i like the pins there. jays scored four in the second to take the lead. sark sogard, rbi single off aaron brooks and davis fouling off a lot of good pitches in the eighth inning. and then strike three called. toronto marcus stroman goes eight. and bottom of the ninth. high strike. and punched out. does not like it. that ended the game. what does he do? he spits at home plate ump. he might get suspended for that. >>> how about the giants in pittsburgh? madison balm

kevin: first of all, we had another solid quarter. really aboutle is delivering predictable, sustained results. this is another quarter that reflected that. in the u.s. we grew our collectibles. we saw slightly positive growth in transaction comp. the rest has been driven by slightly positive transaction premiumization and attach. david: how much of that is the changes you are making in the menu? you're shifting over to cold beverages, for instance. we are a beverage first company, so the beverage innovation we drive is a key part of the agenda. if you look at what we've done over the last few years, cold beverage present a little bit over 50% of our beverage mix versus hot. certainly our cold brew and nitro cold brew are key drivers of that. we have nitro cold brew in 50% of our stores in the u.s., with the plane to get fully deployed by the end of this fiscal year. we've also innovated around our espresso platforms as well. the cloud maki otto we launched last month -- cloud machiatto we launched last month has been a big success. i

kevin hart is here. we have music from marshmello featuring churches, and we'll be right back with kevin hart here on the las vegas strip. and that isn't closest to the weird east thi weirdest thing in las vegas. i want to say congratulations to carolyn goodman who was reelected as mayor for the third term. voter turnout, only 22,000 people voted. more people saw donnie and marie at the flamingo last week than voted for mayor. so one of the great things about las vegas, and you don't know this if you don't live here, but we have the best, and by best, i mean worst, local advertisements of any city in america. [ applause ] this has been the case since i was a kid. i was very happy to laearn wheni turned the television on, that this tradition was still alive and well thanks in no small part to a store called the nevada coin mart. [ applause [ applause ] >> rolex watches! >> ah! >> knock out the ♪ >> jimmy: that's good stuff. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: there's a special place in my heart and in the h

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kevin, because of tariffs, okay? kevin. you are not unhappy about that. and we are up 50% and the world is not doing well. asia is not doing well but we are doing well, we are setting records. we should have another record shortly. 22 records where the stock market hit new highs, 100% hours. now another one, looks bleaker. that was artificial, it was artificially caused and we will have a lot more. do we make a change in the theme, you will clap. we have the greatest theme of all time, make america great again. mega country, right? [applause] >> how about the guy from chicago? the actor nobody ever heard of. he said he got taken out by m aga country. what was that? i guess that is a hate crime, right? he got taken out by am aga country. we have am aga and we do have m aga country, people still in love with us, we have the greatest base i believe in the history of politics. or i wouldn't be here. with all the things i have done they never wavered. can you believe that? anybody else had me down to 2% and we had 51, and 54 and they say you can add ten becaus

kevin: exactly. be on the issue of payments from democrats, there was also an interesting dynamic within the republican party. i spoke with several conservative staffers on capitol hill who are uneasy with how the president specifically would paper the infrastructure -- pay for the infrastructure plan. beyond the democrats and eight democratic presidential primary season, not necessarily having reasoning to reconcile with this president to allow him to pass a major agenda. david: this president has indicated he is willing to borrow money for things like tax cuts and things like that. he might be willing to borrow money for things like this. an issue of how much money we want to borrow. kevin: precisely, especially when you talk to freedom caucus members. mark meadows, a republican from north carolina, has been especially aggressive on this front, about whether or not the economy can handle the economic stimulus. there has been debate at the central-bank level even about whether or not the economic st

. >>> plus kevin o'leary is not happy. mr. wonderful is angry he's going to join us to complain about getting the eighth pick in the stock draft sounds like the new york knicks. "power lunch" starts right now ♪ >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm court anything reagan. two ipos, both popping in their debut. >> hey there, court, a redacted version of the mueller report on interference in the 2016 election has been released to the public and the white house eamon has more. >> reporter: we're learning more and more as we go through this 400-page report by by bit, that the president ordered the firing of rob mueller and it was the white house counsel who doesn't follow that order, saying that when the president call mcgann a second time on june 17th he recall he was more direct, call rod, tell mueller has conflicts and can't be special counsel -- because william barr boo, the attorney general, suggested that because the president didn't take any overt action to stop the special counsel's investigation, it would be hard to make the

kevin: the internet of things. mr. pai: as the internet of things starts to develop, a lot of companies are seeing an interest. kevin: we talk about the shareholder perspective but i think there is a lot of consumer plays to what exactly 5g is. mr. pai: most consumers are familiar with 4g. kevin: they know when their cell phone cannot get a signal. mr. pai: that is why we are bullish about 5g because it promises 100 times faster speed, much less latency and much greater capacity. we are talking about applications like from reality and other types of things, some we cannot conceive today, but the consumer benefits are really massive. we want american consumers to be the first beneficiary. kevin: i find this interesting because you are talking about public-private partnerships and investment, but there has been some signals from newt gingrich, even the president himself, that that the u.s. will become itself a telecom provider and 5g needs to be wholsaesale. what do you make of those signals? mr. pai: i strongly believe

in las vegas and look who has joined me now, the one and only kevin hart. his "irresponsible" stand-up special treestreaming now on netflix. >> yes. >> we're in vegas and one of the themes of your special is vegas. what happens in vegas doesn't always stay in vegas. >> it does not. which is why i'm getting my [bleep] out of here as soon as we do this interview. >> lesson number one that i learned is that whatever happens in vegas does not stay in vegas. don't believe that [bleep]. >> i heard today when you and tiff were together you couldn't handle a bunny. you were promoting your movie "life of pets 2" with tiffany haddish, but you couldn't handle a bunny? >> first of all i think you're manipulating words and moments, okay? what i did was save a bunny's life today. did anybody get him to quilt? anybody else in that situation would have panicked. >> what did you do? >> i handled it correctly. i said, hey bunny, don't move. you need to calm down. >> the bunny calmed down? >> no. the bunny did a little thing called scratched my chest. my chest is bleeding sti

. >> it's also been kind of rough for dwayne shooting the "jumanji" sequel with kevin hart.usand envy and he looks at me and he has this look in his face like, i just -- i don't want to be around you. but it's okay because i go over to him and i'm like, hey, buddy. it's so much fun. i can't wait for you guys to see it. >> by the way, check out how many places they're filming in -- hawaii, atlanta, calgary, new mexico, and i'm sure "e.t." will be there. >>> also generating headlines here the ongoing drama surrounding wendy williams. wendy facing questions today about bizarre allegations that her estranged husband once tried to poison her. >> wendy, is there any comments about you being poisoned by kevin? >> "e.t." obtained the police report stemming from a january 18th welfare check at williams' home, after an anonymous caller claimed her now-estranged husband kevin hunter was poisoning williams. >> your fans are concerned about you, they want the best for you. >> they don't have to be concerned. >> the document says hunter greeted officers at the door. he told them williams was sick a

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >>> welcome back. most republican office holders have been reluctant, even a bit scared, to criticizes president trump, not mitt romney. just two days before he took the oath as a new senator from utah, mitt romney wrote this, "presidential leadership and qualities of character is indispensable. it is in this province where the incumbent shortfall has been stunning. he says he's tougher on illegal immigration than the president. mitt romney joins me now from salt lake city in his first "meet the press" appearance as senator romney. in fact, we were just debating do you prefer governor or senator, still. >> the term governor is always better but i guess i've got to go by my current title senator. mitt is just fine. >> we neff met a senator that didn't miss being governor. let me start with what the president said about immigration and asylum seekers. here it is, sir. >> this is our new

i'm here with oz perlman and kevin o'leary. you have this, a surprise, in this envelope, okay, can you open it please and read what's inside >> did you sign this bad boy >> what's in this envelope >> what does he think is in it i know what you would think. instantly, your pick, but a picture is worth a thousand words. before you jump in, can i show you all, there's a picture in there. did you know what you were going to do here today there's eight other things i don't want to touch. grab out the picture it's exactly predicting what you would wear today so first off, amazing first hits i'm kidding. kevin, take inside this envelope zero so far. no dividends for me. is that stapled, sealed, all the way around please, tear it open what was your choice what hat were you just wearing >> johnson and johnson. >> did you tell us sold? >> nope. >> open it up. >> here we go. >> read the first line. >> kevin will pick johnson and johnson. >> hold on, kevin, the world is your oyster, could have, should have, would have doesn't exist for inv

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eleven minutes later and kevin started back but the ball with his arm penalty. substitute emmel forsberg stepped up and slotted it home forsberg still delivered the win and more importantly champions league qualification. a sensational day that would lock down the champions league spots for match days from season's end play safe and that were also in the cup final is simply fantastic i feel as it is and from. their cup loss to byron made the match in dusseldorf decisive for braman and coach lauren cole felt for a european place but they needed them and made it clear it wouldn't be decided in brains favor in the first minute i and shortly after k'naan caught him on waltz through the entire brain and have their tears cut hangover it was readily apparent and their defender. to now i max truces door from the spot wasn't enough to turn things around for bremen i they were back asleep early in the second half dusseldorf against a little resistance as they played through brains defends hooven hemmings made it three one in the fifty six minute i mark a suitor added insu

durant is. >> i'm kevin durant. >> he's kevin durant. >> he's kevin durant. >> you know who i am. >> you all know who he is. >> i already knew who kevin durant was. >> he said it yesterday, he's kevin durant. >> you all know who i am. >> he is kevin durant. >> i've been here for 12 years and i'm 30. >> >> he's right. >> showing everybody who kevin durant is. >> kevin freaking durant. >> yes, i think we got it. >> did you see the ad in the chronicle right in the middle there? kd commits to oakland. referring to the other kd. slugger kris davis who just signed an extension with the a's, that's the first rate trolling. and a's hosting the blue jays. like the pins there. jays scored four in the second to take the lead. former a's sogard, rbi single off of aaron brooks, and how about davis. fouling off a lot of good pitches in the eighth inning. and then strike three called. toronto's marcus strohman goes eighth. allows one run. bottom of the ninth. that is high strike. and he's punched out. does not like i. that ended the game. and what does he do, he spits at home plate ump, and might g