and tina arranged a meeting. she told eric that after the domestic violence call, sheriff's homicide detectives came in to ask questions about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insura

tina included. remember, she was still married to armando, who was sam's brother and javier's cousin. >> yes. that -- that was a shock. that was a shock. >> reporter: you didn't see that coming and police didn't tell you? >> right. that was part of their investigation, and we had no knowledge of that. >> reporter: but they were relieved. at last the case was moving forward. daron wyatt was confident he had enough evidence to prove javier lopez had killed cathy torrez. but once again, the orange county district attorney did not agree. the d.a. decided not to charge? >> correct. >> reporter: and so javier's set free? >> javier walks. >>> a detective who refuses to quit -- >> i said i have a cold case i need you to take a look at. >> reporter: now has a reason not to. >> my first daughter was born. and i remember going to mary shortly after that looking in the eye and saying "i know. i know now how you feel." how do you keep feeling your best all summer long? start with supporting your gut health. only

tina will be monitoring barry all weekend. our thanks to tina davis. let's check where european stocks have settled as we head to the 11 court -- to the 11:42 mark. the dax in germany down less than .1%. not a huge move. it was dragged lower by the kidney company, down more than 2% on the idea that the administration here in the u.s. might overhaul kidney care. that sent u.s. stocks lower as well. that has been one of the themes of the week, health care along with the federal reserve and what might happen with rates. in britain, not seeing much action. the ftse 100 ends the session down four points. in france, some of the luxury companies had a good session. again of .4% for the cac 40. as we look at some of the movers in the cac 40, we see the best mover -- we would get that in a moment. the best mover in the cac 40 was -- we'll have to bring that up in a few moments. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: breaking news and johnson & johnson. the u.s. justice department pursuing a criminal investigation as to whether johnson & johnson lied to the public about

tina: that is quite right. this is one of the more obvious manifestations of what polarization means. to take this example, it means saycrats are more likely to the economy is doing well, but it was president obama who got that process going, and not to credit the incumbent. the other factor, and concern for republicans will be status quo voters are happy with the current performance of the economy in other issues and less likely to turn up and vote. hence, efforts to fire up the base and continue to do that, a strategy that has worked well for the president. scarlet: firing up the base, you cannot do that through the economy from trump's perspective because people being happy does not get them out to vote. can we bank on more saber rattling when it comes to geopolitics? i do not see geopolitics among the top issues. tina: geopolitics tends to fall quite low, and it rarely, if ever, is a key factor in voting decisions. to my international investor base, i emphasize that. i want to raise the importance of social

consider and we will go to doctor al-sayyid next is to give us a chance to think about the role of tina phobia and islam aphobia and other forms of bigotry and fear in the political climate . how it shapes how you show up and how you're able to do your work and thinking about the limitations and the opportunities that the current political climate provides. doctor al-sayyid and then we will come over to represent at omar. >> i don't mean to pick apart the frame of the question of

by our reporter mightiness styles when tina it looks like the party is well underway where you are. there is actually a huge part in here people are in a very good mood you can see the weather is really nice it's a vote so if you 3 so not too hard and so people are wearing very colorful costumes some people wearing not much at all because everyone is very very friendly people who don't even know each other talk to each other and they've actually not just l.t.p. t. activists who are demonstrating here on the streets of berlin but it's also climate activists for example and here you can clearly see this is not just a party but it's a demonstration it's a protest because clearly. people all around the world don't have the same rights to sectionals the year 21000 marks the 50th anniversary of the riots at stonewall and new york's greenwich village which jumpstart at the pride movement how's that anniversary being marked at the parade. as actually a huge topic here even the scene off this year's christof a straight guy is 50 years the fifty's on a verse 3 off to stonewall in our riots it

he name is michael, but we all call him tina. back in the days, tina and i actually were artists when we were in our 20s, early 30s, living the artist life in warehouses south of market and having a good time. tina was one of the first people diagnosed with aids in san francisco. and i can't tell you, maybe three times i went to the hospital to say goodbye to you. but through all these years, he survived and he thrived. but one time when michael -- tina was in the hospital, miss vera, david, created miss vera and came to the hospital and actually had him go out in costume to make michael laugh, because michael didn't have much energy to laugh. and what started was that miss vera actually honored the spirit of the many creative people that was lost to the aids crisis and epidemic. the various articles of his costumes are made with recycled materials. he uses fake finger nails for teeth and paints them. i mean, you cannot believe all the different things he uses for his costumes. and now more than he has over 50 people -- he dresse

say it could you be a tina market. fromlso think it might be tina to turner. we will find out what you mean up next. will stay with us. let's get the bloomberg first word news. ebra: u.s. companies may be approved to restart sales to huawei within four weeks. the commerce department is evaluating all licenses after the chinese tech giant was blacklisted over national security concerns. meanwhile, the wall street journal reports huawei plans to cut jobs at its u.s. subsidiary. an r&d company with 850 staff. turkey's president has downplayed the risk of u.s. sanctions following the purchase of a russian as 400 defense system. the u.s. says deploying the system can undermine nato and jeopardize the f-35 fighter jet. the white house has picked a package of sanctions for turkey and plans to announce it in the coming days. arrested as protests continue in hong kong, including clashes with police in a shopping mall yesterday. demonstrators are demanding the resignation of chief executive carrie lam. the financial times reports beijing refused lam's offer to step down

solo moja y exprime y ve cómo desaparecen las manchas más difíciles como los restos de jabón de la tina y la grasa pegada en la puerta del horno. mr. clean magic eraser viene en nuevas toallitas desechables perfectas para quitar el cochambre de la estufa del microondas y de toda la casa prueba mr. clean magic eraser y mr. clean magic eraser en nuevas toallitas. pero nacimos para movernos. ¡así que a moverse! a vivir! degree motionsense. hecho para movernos. fue la canción que llevó al cantante r. kelly a la cima de la fama en los años 90. durante su exitosa carrera el artista ha vivido escándalos, controversias, y acusaciones. recientemente fue acusado de abuso sexual contra varias mujeres. entre ellas, algunas menores de edad. hablé en exclusiva con lisette martínez, quien dice ser sobreviviente, no una víctima. martínez: cantaba, bailaba, siempre feliz... soñaba grande. ilia: desde niña lisette martínez se veía en escenarios. nacida en nueva york, de padres puertorriqueños, recuerda que la música era parte importante en la vida de su familia. martínez: mi mamá era ba

so congratulations to tina and alfred. ♪ >>> every dog has a thing, a place they like to be pet. and it gets that interesting and special reaction. he smiles when you pet his paws. look at that grin, thanks. that's amazing. why did you stop? >> sorry. >> oh, big smile again. i love you so much. you're my favorite. what are you doing? okay. there's the smile once again. it's his little on button. >>> what about cats? we know that cats like to sit in boxes, lounge out on watermelons -- >> huh? >> manny has found the right place. >> animals are weird. >> they are. especially cats. they're like, this makes perfect sense. >> i wonder if they just brought the watermelon home from the store so it's nice and cold. >> a long hair, probably hot. >>> big news for her husband. >> he's very excited. >> next "right this minute." >>> still to come, the bottle cap challenge gets a new spin. how a slick turn gets the trend an impressive twist. >>> plus, james has his guitar. >> he's just getting it. >> see him rock out like a true rock star. >> you feel it. you just feel it. >> yes. join us for a

so, tina is to have an zero up in the competition. yes, —— you are too high for zero up. —— 2—0. the competition. yes, —— you are too high for zero up. -- 2-0. one, two, three, four, i declare a some more. you have got really long thumbs! if you would like to challenge her, test her. it's not strength or size, its tactics and flexibility. that would be my advice to anyone who is an aspiring some wrestler. you should write a guide. more from that a little later. it is 8:55am. you are watching breakfast. wildfires are ravaging parts of the arctic, with areas of northern siberia, northern scandinavia, alaska and greenland engulfed in flames. fires are quite common in the region, but they're worse this year because of higher than average summer temperatures. let's find out a bit more from catherine brahic who's environment editor at the economist and joins us now from central london. good morning, thank you forjoining us. as i said, these fires are not uncommon so why us. as i said, these fires are not uncommon so why are us

welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and ben thompson. our headlines today: president trump holds talks with borisjohnson and says a very substantial trade deal could happen after brexit. a warning of more closures at house of fraser as sports direct says it regrets rescuing the troubled department store. huge areas of the arctic are ablaze as firefighters struggle to contain unprecedented wildfires. gareth bale looks set to move to china. the welsh star is close to leaving real madrid and agreeing a 3—year deal with club side, jiangsu suning, with the reported wage a million pounds a week. good morning to you. it is a cooler and a cloudier weekend for all of us. there will be some rain around too, some of it quite heavy, but it's not going to be a complete washout for all of us. join me laterfor all the details. it's saturday 27th july. our top story: donald trump says the uk and united states are working on what he called a "very substantial" post—brexit trade deal. the president spoke with borisjohnson on the phone yesterday and cl

tina: saudi arabia is leading the charge in the production cuts. iran has been heavily effected by the u.s. sanctions. that leaves more breathing room for everyone else to pile in. saudi arabia has said specifically, and to the u.s. audience in particular, we will fill any supply gap from iran. is pretty weak out of china. pmi's ism'she today, can prices remain elevated through supply constraints alone if demand doesn't pick up? read your basic economics textbooks. -- you there is a great saw an initial pop overnight, then it slowly drifted down as the markets were reporting some data.s economic if you are saudi arabia and doing these cuts so you get a higher price at the expense of market share, this is not good news. .ou want a bigger reaction romaine: thank you for joining us. , -- the with the saudid saudis, president trump's relationship with mohammad bin salman has fueled photo ops, arms sales, and an enthusiastic buyer in the kingdom. saudi arabia has been a big buyer of u.s. treasuries for a while. towards the end of the obama they startedn

he met a few in tina just before i became kid manager here when he 1st came back inside so he was like an alter government by the don't long ago. today rylan rival. and very good manager all of the parts as a thoughtful gift for his opposite number. that we should thank you this is for my for my youth team coach him out here sadly suffered a major struggle he's a great deceiver file and he's always bugged me to get one of these shirts i'll give it to him tomorrow he'll be delighted thanks ali. my pleasure. then is back to changing room duty for marcus and his colleagues it takes a couple of hours. it was solid effort to get everything shipshape. if you will come when a guy some of the staff when they're happy that's my job done i don't leave them in pain with me i think us about enough for the way. i keep a low price. for the work. the players have all they need for the jewel would just hold off it's very clear that marcus boy is an interim ember of the club but. some say he's the bus driver others called him the kit manager. for me he's motivational coach mentor and more. we get along

from the brilliant mind of terran tina to put these all these different pieces together well it's very exciting and it's like one that i've been waiting a long time to make and i could've made it along the way and i'm making it now and it seems kind of perfect for like. you know wrapping up a career in hollywood to make a movie about how they want to be just kind of lovely to my right is the last series lead and jake cahill unself rick dalton and to my left is rick start double cliff booth once upon a time in hollywood is also a movie making movie. reporter to do a lot of dangerous. is that how you describe your job with carrying his load. these 969 everything is changing and the long time partners struggling to find the place. we get into a fight i accidently killed. i go to. anybody who accidentally kills anybody in a fight to go to jail it's called manslaughter the movie already won the claim in cannes earlier this year as classic terror into you know. the beautiful thing about this one it seems to be a confluence of all these films there's a little bit of the binocular from jackie

now to our unorthodox pop star taking africa by stole 10 your all to medium that tina is surfing is superstars with will happen forming on songwriting talents you can have one of my dearest on the continents. now that's one of 6 missions to conquer the international scene. needs 10 you know one of the biggest names in one year is blooming music industry 26 year old tenniel has never been scared to stand out she says confidence and believing in what she does is key to her success. if you don't have the mentality. of. success. did you i don't know desire you should be but i don't want to be like me it's our authenticity along with a striking stage presence it's making have found a different music festivals like to be fast a major event on the lagos cultural calendar to be a model. not excitement of like the music. on the radio that is just as good if not better. i got. sick sex in the music industry has also turned her into somewhat of a feminist icon with her uncompromising tomboy style she's hoping to pave the way for other female artists however they want to express themselves. i see a lot of

coast guard of vessel at the train bridge overlooking the car tina straight. it is union pacific traps. amtrak is saying that there's a 30 minute delay because of this incident. officials are at the bridge checking for structural integrity. when it is determined the bridge is strong enough to let trains go over rec, they will resume traffic. we are working to get more information and we will bring it to you. >>> latest developments out of kern county where there were multiple aftershocks following the strongest earthquake in 20 years. jeff paul has the story from ridgecrest. >> reporter: it was the strongest earthquake to hit southern california in two decades. a few minor injuries and isolated damage reported as well as power outages. officials are working to repair the damage. >> we do know that there have been significant power outages. >> reporter: it hit thursday morning and followed with multiple aftershocks. folks from las vegas to the pacific coast felt the quake. minor damage reported as far away as the los angeles area, more than 150 miles away. >> m

winning in straight sets and rival roger federer didn't waste any time at all against matteo barry tina from italy. he took the first set in i7 from italy. he took the first set in 17 minutes and he cruised to victory and into the last eight, where he will play nishikori from japan. the performances are still going up naturally, you know how the surface reacts and how the balls are flying, all these things, you can play closer to the lines and obviously today was excellent. very happy, i expected a tough match, a close one with not many chances but it was opposite and it was great. tuesdayis opposite and it was great. tuesday is the women's quarter—finals where all eight will be back in action. williams against allison riske ‘s first up on centre court as eight is whittled down to four. the line up for the quarter—finals of the africa cup of nations is complete. tunisia claimed the last spot with the last kick of the last 16 in a penalty shootout win overghana. piers edwards is in cairo for us. this was a dramatic penalty shootout. moments before it took place, tunisia substituted

. >> reporter: tina knows how dangerous bus collisions westbound. she was pinned underneath a buse and serely injuring her it seem like the bus didn't even see you? >> i don't think he did. >> reporter: they are working to eliminate these bus blind spots. >>annequin is ready. >> reporter: the i-team traveled to virginia tech where andrew is testing these sensors that can detectedestrian in blinpots and engage the brakes automatically. a review of federal transit records show 20 people are hitb transit buses each year in our area and a survey showed the are equipping buses with new technology including extra lights to get the attention of distracted pedestrian and more camera for drimrs. coing up tonight as part of our full news4 i-team report we take you on the bus to show you what drivers are going to see if these warning system are put into effect. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. >>> the sun may have been shining in d.c. over the weekend but a differenttory in the midwest. severe weather struck minnesota, leading to widespread flooding. look at th

spending peaked in the 2nd quarter of last year obviously rated sharply in the final 3 months up to tina only to gain back some real steam in the 2nd quarter of the year also did down more regions that largely reflected downgrades to be snoozing best men suggesting corporations likely not to use the demonic touch pad to invest back into their businesses but to increase programs and i tell you how engine for stock market performance here in the united states and a way for corporations to increase their earnings per share and bottom lines. policies didn't appear to have worked the way they were supposed to then clifford let's turn to you you've covered china for many years and we know for a fact that uncertainty over the trade war is one of the things that weighed on the economy what do you think these afresh growth figures will how do you think that they will impact on future u.s. china trade policy from here on what i think a lot depends on the as we've just been saying that whether takes the blame so to speak for us and whether he's prepared to concede that the trade war is actually wei

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that are >> reporter: few work harder to move faster than tina glen any, a personal trainer who used to beat the traffic on foot in arlington. until one night in march 2016 -- >> i didn't usually go that way home. >> reporter: when she crossed 15th street withhe right of way. >> i was 22 feet into the crosswalk. >> reporter: and was suck by a metro bus and trapped underneath. >> i didn't even scream i didn't have time to scream. >> reporter: the bus dragged her 50 feet. me and estrian sav stopped the bus. that was pretty amazing. >> reporter: tell me about that. another pedestrian intervened to stop the bus? >> mm-hmm. he ran to the bus and stopped. banged >> the door. reporter: she was rescued by gh firefiters, suffered traumatic injuries to her legs that required eight surgeries and years of physical rehabilitation. she sued the transit agency and settled for a confidential amount. seems like the bus didn't see you? >> i don't think he did. areeporter: some collisions deadly. last december a tour bus struck and killed a woman and her mother in downtown d.c. the nature's capital is

. >> i thought tina turner may be there. hot legs? they got tina turner? let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. 8 in gilroy today, about 100 tomorrow, 94 sunday. have fun. you can see it's definitely cooler. many areas, up to nine degrees cooler in livermore. in the south bay a little cooler, upper 50s to low 60s. 62 in mountain view is the warm spot. 60 in newark, 61 in brentwood. we're starting off a little milder this morning. with a little more cloud cover as we look from the san mateo bridge back towards the peninsula. so watch out for a little more fog. transit this morning is cooler, but it's still going to be warm to hot this afternoon if y'radge brzy nor the bay bridge. also got the small craft advisory. for the north bay, cloudy conditions. well, clouds and sunday through 9:00. we'll jump up to about 80 this afternoon under total sunshine. the high clouds from yesterday are gone. we'll have total sunshine in the east bay. we'll hit the 70s around 11:00 and near 80 during the afternoon hours. then from san francisco, even though the high cl

solo moja y exprime y ve cómo desaparecen las manchas más difíciles como los restos de jabón de la tina y la grasa pegada en la puerta del horno. mr. clean magic eraser viene en nuevas toallitas desechables perfectas para quitar el cochambre de la estufa del microondas y de toda la casa prueba mr. clean magic eraser y mr. clean magic eraser en nuevas toallitas. bueno, bueno, mi casa no está tan limpia como quisiera. ¡estoy muy ocupado! ¿quién tiene tiempo para estar detrás de la suciedad, el polvo y el pelo? por eso uso los paños heavy duty swiffer sweeper y los plumeros de swiffer, ideales para alcanzar lugares y rincones difíciles. atrapan el polvo con una sola pasada. ¡te atrapé! y los paños heavy duty sweepers atrapan el doble de la suciedad y el polvo y llegan a donde las otras herramientas no pueden. y, ¿saben qué? mi casa está mucho más limpia. deja de limpiar y empieza a swifferear. el 60 % de las mujeres utiliza toallas del tamaño incorrecto y puede tener derrames. no tiene que ser así para ti con always my fit prueba el tamaño siguiente para obtener hasta un 2

no way we'll allow huawei to sell into the american market from a national security perspective >> tina fordham joins us now you heard senator scott, he doesn't think there will be a deal what does that mean for president trump if there is no deal >> i'm not sure that's what senator scott was saying i agree with his view that we shouldn't expect a deal any time soon maybe one way to think about the tactics for the white house, if i date myself when i say it, is peanuts. where lucy is holding the football and charlie brown goes to kick it and he pulls it away. this is what we sea periodically, to promise something, then take it away whether it's a good promise or a punishment the fact is that the political calculus for the trump campaign favors a deal much closer to the time of elections. and i think we still have 493 days to go or something like this so, markets, as they so often do, are getting ahead of the politics by focusing on the trump put, the expectation that trump will do what's right for the markets. he's hoping he has some goodwill in the bank as it were with investors, with

and the democratic party and i am absolutely against illegal immigration -- host: all right, that is tina in florida. guest: that was a nice cross-section of a bunch of issues that are top of mind for a lot of people, the first thing i heard was the corruption and not being bought and sold. so it makes sense she donated to bernie sanders at one point. he shared some of the support with people who ultimately end up voting for trump who voted for sanders in the primary. idea of corporate interests and money in politics is something the democratic pol -- party has increasingly gone away from in the 2020 election. elizabeth warren specifically saying she won't attend big-ticket fundraisers. almost every other candidate saying i'm going to rely heavily on small donor support, joe biden and pete buttigieg being notable exception still taking the article -- larger donations. she didn't support obama the second time around and voted for president trump, how do democrats -- democratic candidates make inroads on voters like tina? guest: i think they'll have different ideas for how to do that. i thi

the taco bell can tina in pacifica reopened and here it is. definitely not your average food joint. i've been looking at that line. >> i want to thank joe garcia for coming up with that. it began in november. another restaurant back open. it got some exciting new features. will you be able to cool down with some alcoholic drinks, but now you can order from the beach. people are fired up. >> we have two cats and a dog. >> i'm with him. the store joins a growingis ove. just a nice foggy taco bell cantina type of day. >> by the ocean. it's impressive. >> it's all there. we have all kinds of s, 90s. we had that for a time and we'll probably get a repeat performance with more sunshine for pacifica tomorrow. we should be into the 80s. a little warmer as we wrap up the weekend. winds still coming in at 14. the highs at 62. trending warmercoast. we should see a little patchy low clouds right near the immediate coast. the expectation is we'll get more sunshine and we should allow temperatures to climb a few degrees above today. it could be close to 90 in south san jose. and around morgan hi,

these are the words of minnesota senator tina smith who joins me now from capitol hill. senator, this is part of an op-ed that you wrote for cnn.com. you say that democrats and republicans can work together if senator mcconnell would just let you. have your republican colleagues told thaw? >> i hear this all the time from my democratic and republican cheegs. you know, we are trying to figure out how to pass prescription drug reform that would lower the cost of prescription drugs. there are a lot of things that we want to work on together, but the united states senate right now is where good ideas go to die. mitch mcconnell himself said that he wanted the senate to be in the personnel business and that's all we do every day, practically. and i've only been in the senate for about 18 months, but i can see a waste when i -- i recognize waste when i see it and that is what is going on here. >> there are many republicans who would say it's good when they're doing personnel work. they're approving judicial nominees that are more in line with their thinking and there are many r

. >> joining me now, democratic senator tina smith of minnesota who has called for acosta's resignation. do the secretary's performance here, his arguments persuade you in any way that what he did was right? >> not at all. acosta needs to go. and this argument that times have changed over the last 10 or 12 years, i mean, come on. it's not like this happened when women didn't have the right to vote and men walked around in top hats. it's not that long ago. and i think we have to keep in mind that this job that acosta has is a job running the department of labor. the purpose of this agency is to stand up for people who don't have a lot of power in a world where powerful, rich people just exactly like epstein and others are there to take advantage of you this. is what his job. and i think it makes him particularly unsuited to continue as the secretary of labor. >> is there consensus among your caucus on this? i saw the few folks joe manchin and cortez masto do not seem to be in terms of calling for his resignation. what is your sense where the caucus is at? >> i can't speak for my whole ca

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miss tina knowles. the miss tina. beyonce's mother. the one who birthed two queens. >> that is just pure joy. coco takes the court at about 10:00 a.m. this morning. team usa on their way back home right now. they left their hotel in france a few hours ago. the team is going to celebrate their world cup title with a ticker tape parade in new york on wednesday morning. alisyn, that does not take you much time after "new day" to get your place down there. >> i do need your help on what one wears to a ticker tape parade. text me that. >> will do. >> red, white, and blue. >> okay. i've got that. i have that. >> go for it. >> flag dress. got it. >>> they fought to win on the field now the u.s. women's team find themselves in the middle of a political fight. how their win is creating a showdown between president trump and speaker pelosi next. excuse me, um... do you mind being a motaur? what could be better than being a motaur? for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. for ♪hose who were born to ride, corey is living with metast

it happened at an and tina home last night around 6. fire crews responded to the scene where the man was married to tie in the 10 foot trench. they say the man was pronounced dead as rescuers were getting to them. construction workers were working at the home and coworkers were visibly upset.>> he is working for a living. he has a family somewhere and now he is dead. it is awful.>> the pressure on the human body from just enough in the high pressure on your legs is enough to stop all circulation. spec the man's name and age have not been released. >>> the first of its kind crack down on street racing and side shows pick the san jose police are not is targeting drivers. they say that spectators are now fair game. new city ordinance went into effect, making it illegal for people to be present as a spectator at a public street or highway. if you're caught you could face a $1000 fine or six months in jail. >>> at sfo, airport officials announced they've come up with a solution to easy gridlock and sfo spokesperson says they are opening up a

and third is that there's still this tina issue. u.s. bonds are yielding 2% versus negative rates. equity cash return in the u.s. is around 5% it's higher than any other country in the world i think stocks are a real bargain. >> tina being there is no alternative for those playing along. to be clear, you raised your price target in may. and even today, you say i think i'm too conservative, because you suggested it could go higher than $31.fwoiv >> that's right. $31.25 is only 5% upside from here when you look at fed first cuts in the last 50 years when either the ism is above 50, which is where it is, or the leis are positive, which it is, or we're not in a recession, the median six-month gain is 12%. it's talking adding another 300 points from here, which means -- >> 3200 to 3300. >> by year end way above 3125 >> can you see the path to that number, michael? >> i think if tom's thesis comes through, what's interesting is if you get a u.s./china trade agreement, better than expected earnings and fed rate cuts, that's constructive for the markets. my only challenge with that is i th

in all of those, 30 rock is a was at example, tina fey brilliant head writer on snl and then cast member at update, she wanted to do a series, we did mean girls together, she wanted to do a television series, it ended up being 30 rock. what i will do is i will be all over it. at the beginning to make sure that it is on track and the best version of what it could be, and then once it is sort of going or going well enough, i will tiptoe out of the room and go back to my other job which is snl. most of my focus is snl because it is compelling and because you don't know what is happening from minute to minute. with the tonight show with jimmy fallon, and seth meyers on late-night, these are people i worked with and we have a shorthand. i have faith in them. you can sort of see that process. david: sometimes you are is so funny on your desk humor is so funny -- sometimes humor is so funny on your show you can't stop, but is there anything that makes you laugh uproariously? lorne: there is always something i am proud of and commodity -- and comedy is uproarious. people don't plan to laugh. the

issues you're talking about, making sure the system is safe as possible but instead we're going to some tina employees for all of their emails. the democrats continue this as the leader said, when you are so focused on stopping the president it's tough to do what's best for the country and in your example, tufts to tough to do what's best for the election system. we would support moving ahead having bipartisan focus but the focus is on oversight and judiciary and going after the president and folks who work for him. >> i will tell you what we do work on. we will work with anyone who wants to make sure that this border is secure and resolve this crisis. as republican leader we will work on making sure the usmca that makes america stronger-- that gdp actually grows. we will gladly work on that tomorrow. >> we will work when it comes to healthcare to make surprise billing that the americas americans who get a surprise bill even though they are in network, we will work to solve that. the problem we have is that the majority controls what is happening in committees and none is that none of that h

my name is tina and i am a survivor of human trafficking. my earliest memory is at the age of 4, remembering my mom left me with the first man that i can remember. somewhere in my teen years, i started struggling with anorexia. in my 30s, i had gotten down to 70 pounds, because i hadn't dealt with the trauma that had happened. once i started talking about it and started treatment, i knew instead of running from my past i needed to embrace it and use it to bring hope to others. i really wanted people to feel a comfortable place that they could go feel loved. but on top of that, i thought how cool would it be if we could do even more by having our profits go to fight human trafficking. so we started pallet coffee brewery. the person who buys is not just buying a cup of coffee. you're going to help us put that 4-year-old girl in a safe house. you're going to help us hand over a hygiene bag to a victim who just got pulled off the street. and i hope and pray i will be an inspiration to show them good things are possible. >> wow. huge inspiration.

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good morning welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and ben thompson. our headlines today: president trump holds talks with borisjohnson and says a very substantial trade deal could happen after brexit. a warning of more closures at house of fraser as sports direct says it regrets rescuing the troubled department store. huge areas of the arctic are ablaze as firefighters struggle to contain unprecedented willdfires. gareth bale looks set to move to china. the welsh star, is close leaving real madrid and agreeing a three—year deal, with club side, jiang su suning, with the reported wage, a million pounds a week. there will be some rain around but not a complete wash—out for all of us. not a complete wash—out for all of us. jointly later for all the details. it's saturday 27th july. our top story. donald trump says the uk and united states are working on what he called a "very substantial" post brexit trade deal. the president spoke with borisjohnson on the phone yesterday and claimed trade could be worth up to five times higher than current levels.

. >> cameron is away at school and tina's grandpa decided to do a little something for grandma. grandpa's like, quiet, she's upstairs. >> it's amazon, door. >> and when she sees him, she goes silent because she's so excited. >> cameron says his grandfather told him that grandma has been going through something, she'd be sad lately. >> so it's a bummer for the other grand kids they found out they're not the favorite. >> he said they already know. it made her day, that's all that matters. >>> i always thought phoenix was a fictional bird. do we have actual footage of a true phoenix right now or are we at the oregon zoo using a thermal imaging camera. >> it's obviously a phoenix. >> that's cool. >> look at the way that camera picks up the different hot spots on the bird. clearly the whiter hot spots are the warmer parts of the bird. you see when the bird flexes and flaps wings, gets under the wing there. do you guys have a guess as to what bird actually it is and it's not a phoenix. >> a hawk. >> o. pto >> the only other one is an eagle. >> a type of eagle. >> a hot one. >> a bald

minnesota democratic senator tina smith is on that panel and she joins me now. senator, thank you for joining us. just give me some context here, is there hope cities and states can take the lead on this regardless of the fact our federal government does not seem to prioritize climate change? >> as you lead in, i'm noting that july is on track to be the hottest month ever recorded on earth. and with that context in mind, senate democrats earlier this year said to senate republicans let's come together and put a select committee and address climate change. republicans said no, they didn't want to be a part of it. we said we need to plow ahead and go to work on this. >> you had -- sorry, go ahead. >> today we had five mayors and i love mayors. they are problem-solvers, nonpartisan. they're trying to figure out how to solve things. they came together to tell us about what they're doing at the local level while the administration is taking a step back when it comes to address the climate. they're taking good steps forward. >> let's look at some of the things they sa

tina fey was a brilliant head writer on "snl" and then cast member and did update. she wanted to do a series. we did "mean girls" together. she wanted to do a television series. it ended up being "30 rock." what i will do is i will be all over it at the beginning to make sure that it is both on track and the best version of what it could be. and then once it is sort of going, or going well enough, i will tiptoe out of the room and go back to my other job which is "snl." most of my focus is "snl" because it is compelling and because you don't know what is happening minute to minute. with "the tonight show with jimmy fallon," and seth meyers on late-night, these are people i worked with and we have a shorthand. i have faith in them. and so you can sort of see that process. david: sometimes humor is so funny on your show you can't stop laughing. lorne: they do eventually. david: is there something that makes you laugh so uproariously that you cannot control your own laughing? lorne: there is always something i am proud of and comedy is a disruptive thing. people don't

tina and teresa. and you married teresa. but those children were born to each of those women about the same time. why did you tell us about that? mr. pegues: because i wanted to be transparent and real. i put my life out there. some friends are not happy about that. but the only way i could come on c-span and to all the shows is to be real. and honest with people. that's one thing people understand. when you're honest with people, then they believe in you. brian: what was the story, this happened twice, when was the second time? how long were you married to teresa? mr. pegues: 8-9 years. brian: how many children did you have by teresa? mr. pegues: just one. brian: what was her name? mr. pegues: natasha. brian: you call her tash. mr. pegues: yeah. brian: tina had one child. corey is in queens. how is he doing? mr. pegues: fine. i'm in touch with him. brian: which woman was most upset when they found out? mr. pegues: you could flip a coin. i was living a double life. had a girlfriend in queens cheating on the one of brooklyn.

tina and teresa. and you married teresa. but those children were born to about theose women same time. why did you tell us about that? mr. pegues: because i wanted to be transparent and real. i put my life out there. some friends are not happy about that. but the only way i could come on c-span and to all the shows is to be real. and honest with people. that's one thing people understand. when you're honest with people, then they believe in you. brian: what was the story, this happened twice, when was the second time? how long were you married to teresa? mr. pegues: 8-9 years. brian: how many children did you have by teresa? mr. pegues: just one. brian: what was her name? mr. pegues: natasha. brian: you call her tash. mr. pegues: yeah. brian: tina had one child. corey is in queens. how is he doing? mr. pegues: fine. i'm in touch with him. brian: which woman was most upset when they found out? mr. pegues: you could flip a coin. i was living a double life. had a girlfriend in queens cheating on the one of brooklyn. the one in