. ♪ david: you now run the aspen institute. there was some in the press who actually raised questions about whether you had left those high achieving, low income students behind. what is your mission at aspen? what do you want to do there? dan: i think our mission is to promote a free, just, and equitable society, with all that means, and that is a complex vision, of course. to me it means a working democracy, a fantastic economy, and a sense of opportunity and possibility and optimism that affects the young because it is held by their elders. the aspen institute is a devoutly nonpartisan organization. we are absolutely committed to improving civil discourse as a part of strengthening civil society. david: i don't think anyone could quibble with that as a goal. it is a pretty broad goal. dan: yeah. david: what is the risk that by trying to do everything, you end up essentially doing nothing? dan: that's the thing. you have a big vision, but you have to be strategic about which direction you move into. for us, i would say -- thi

this is according to the "axios" ideas at aspen. they are maybe delaying delivery times and even possibly more training. the company said some employees were terminated because of max fleet crashes. the company wouldn't change the name of the plane when it gets back into the air. some suggested it should rebrand. that would be a smart business decision. one additional headline coming out from reuters, the faa recently found a potential risk boeing must mitigate on the 737 max before it can return to service. meantime i want to switch gears and go to retail, talk a little bit about target and ebay. they came out swinging against amazon. amazon said prime day would be two days. target rolling out deals day for the same 48 hour period. delivery options, same day, regular delivery and in-store. analysts say bricks and mortar component may give target an edge. ebay offering deals starting early july but this crash sale as it calls it. amazon's site it crashed last year. ebay saying if it does it fenn, the discounts will be deeper, meliss

i'm calm aspen thanks for joining us 2 months ago today fire tore through notre dame cathedral in paris the blaze destroyed the gothic roof and toppled the famous spire there now today the cathedral is rising from the ashes has held its 1st mass since that devastating fire for safety reasons only around 30 people mostly priests and restoration workers were allowed in and the on board are asked the catholic faithful were able to watch a broadcast of that mass on a religious t.v. channel. the service was led by the archbishop of paris shall open. we do so well for them oh it was a day we're deeply happy to celebrate the eucharist which is why the cathedral was built it is also a message of hope and thanks to all those who were touched by what has happened to this cathedral a symbol of france and of our christian roots. all standing by for us in paris is french journalist on this a bit now clearly this cathedral it's still dangerous enough to be inside you have to wear hard hats and yet this mass is going ahead today clearly quite a symbolic event i mean how important is this moment. it's

i'm carl aspen thanks for joining us in turkey opposition candidate from the mom a low as one the rerun of istanbul's may oral election won over 54 percent of the ballot that's now with 99 percent of votes counted the outcome deals a blow to president recha tie affair to juan and his ruling a k party as the vote was seen as a barometer of his rule. they had turned out in force at the voting booth no they came to celebrate the undisputed winner of istanbul it's me or elections. secured a comfortable majority in the controversial rerun of a ballot he narrowly won in march the new mayor held up his victory on sunday as a vote for change. will be doctored this is not a victory this is a new beginning. i would like to say from here that as of tomorrow i will treat 16000000 people equally as a mayor. present. successfully called for the election to be held again alleging voting irregularities but this time as candidate b. knowledge appearing conceded defeat. according to the results. as of now my competitor. is leading the race i congratulate him and wish him good luck. it was not what he had

i'm calm aspen thanks for joining us we start in turkey where opposition candidate . as won the rerun of istanbul's may or election him on the one almost 54 percent of the ballots with over 97 percent. of votes counted he says he is ready to work with president to tie affair to want to solve. problems is rival bin ali gilder him from president everyone's ruling party has conceded defeat a.k.p. call for the rerun after suffering a narrow defeat in the 1st election in march. wu han is in istanbul for us she's been following these elections there you are yulia opposition candidate winning now for a 2nd time how surprised are you by that outcome. well his victory clearly doesn't come as a surprise at all to his supporters as you can see all around me people are celebrating they are chanting and they went t. shirts and had ben's with his political slogan that isn't turkish pear shaped is out of my jacket everything will be a great mistake mom who has mad and all i'm crazy grassroots campaign in the past week he has campaigned very hard he has tried to reach out to people h

we are going to go to aspen where we can hear from the aspen ideas festival in colorado. erik schatzker with two people in corporate america. >> the ability to compete. the ability to deal with globalization. the ability to deal with technological change has not been the forefront of public policy but this asset price thisciation has caused growing inequality, and the growing inequality is part of the equation of this trend towards, if you want to call it populism, you can, but the drift away in politics in america and europe in particular towards the extremes from the center towards the extremes. i think that looks like and to a warfaretent, is, class and politicians of all stripes in europe and america have been feeding on that and exacerbating it and encouraging it. >> where do you take it goes from here? paul: depends on leadership. at the moment, i am particularly pessimistic and the reason is that i believe that six months ago or so, we got a very important data point about the fragility of the global financial system and the forward drift of public policy. in octob

. >>> coming up facebook's mark zuckerberg taking the stage moments ago with the aspen ideas festival, we're going to bring you his comments on everything from bitcoin to privacy, and check out shares of kb homes, the stock higher after reporting earnings moments ago the conference call is underway. live from mes ua itisqren new york city tonight, and there is york city tonight, and there is much more fast money after this. to detecting and preventing threats... to scaling up your production. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. knc >>> general mills stock dropping more than 4% and weighing on the broader consumer, the group has serious games as we mentioned, making it to record highs, but is the party in your pantry coming >> you missed something there scott. >> i didn't write it >> there's a party going on in terms of their balance sheet that's where people were

now he made his way to aspen? >> you see this place, it's this sort of gallery of fascinating people from all over the world. yet the crowds could not get enough of chris christie. something about the clear, crisp mountain air had him speaking off the cuff. >> in what way? >> democratic candidates, all sorts of notions how he felt pete buttigieg would melt away in the blast furnace of the national stage. he thought his performance at the townhall really revealed a lack of leadership. he really has his money on biden saying it's his to lose, that as long as pieden c ebiden can foc michigan, ohio, wisconsin, then that really is his best shot. he also had a lot of good words to say about cory booker, who had the chance to break out on the national stage. it is the reaction of a crowd. he is used to a left leaning kind of agenda here. >> here is mark zuckerberg from facebook. sources say he is coming to town tomorrow, booked his own transmission feed. he will make some sort of announcement. >> well, that's the point.

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we do welcome mary daly to our live broadcast on bloomberg television worldwide from aspen. it is a nice place to be. >> indeed. market has priced more than a100 percent chance of a fed rate cut. can you ignore that, can you ignore what the market is telling you? >> the markets are trying to figure out what the reaction function of the fed is and i think on the heels of the press conference, we had a good indication and i agree that we had six weeks of data that looks different than may. we had softer readings on jobstion, i one softer report and headwinds blowing our way. in a look for the next six weeks of data and seeing if that six weeks was transitory or if it really sticks is where i am. i think the markets are trying to figure that out as well. bullying thethey fed into a rate cut? not see it that way. we had data, the six weeks that gave us a little bit of pause, and we are looking and seeing if those data persist and if they are going to slow the economy and a meaningful way so we can achieve our dual mandates. powell saidirman that consumer spending is holding up w

great to be here in aspen. david r.: my pleasure. erik: he spoke at westminster college in missouri. in your remarks, you shared your concerns about the federal debt, the viability of social security, gun related deaths, obesity. i felt like i was watching a different david rubenstein. 69 are you beginning to speak out about these concerns of yours? david r.: that speech was the 50th anniversary of the turtle museum, and that is a site where winston churchill gave his famous iron curtain speech. country, is of the said we are not in a cold war, but we have problems. i laid out the problems. in my older age, maybe i'm trying to be more expressive of my views, because if i don't now, when will i do it? erik: what concerns you most, david? david r.: generally, i would say, in terms of the u.s. economy, i worry about the debt and deficit. at some point, we have to deal with it. erik: sounds like you are the only one. david r.: modern monetary theory suggests not to worry about it so much. it is a theory that has not yet been proven. i wo

for that i'll be back with more of the latest news and headlines at the top of the hour i'm called aspen thanks for watching. but you know this is you know 5 minutes 4 minutes yeah. passing power and beauty. pageant all. the feats in the pantheon of the great tenors certainly he's one for the ages. but. because the tenor for the ages starts july 10th on t.w. . shift special digital warriors women using social media to help change the world. today is up challenge as the job rules in iraq. there is a day in the war in iraq about my lifestyle. they have guns and what that's the how facebook true church instagram and our social media they cannot keep those people side. that's something that i never lose hope. it's a punishable crime which are beyond veiled in public according to the laws sharia laws in iran you get lashes you get jailed and fined but more important than this you won't be allowed to get an education from the age of 7 if you take off your headscarf you won't be allowed to get a job. you won't be allowed to live in your own country. was. this great and i am going to come to a y

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it causede extens damage in aspen hi. in montgomery county downed trees and power lines aused problems for people all over the area. you can see more in the nbc washington app. >>>5:35. this morning, no arrests have f been made ar someone fired shots at a tow truck in prince geothe's county. is happened yesterday afternoon in langley park near jasmine terrace and rigsroad. the driver was trying to tow a car when the shooting happened. no one was injured. >>> police in howard county are on the hunt for a murder suspect.k loot the screen. rain dellinger shot and killed jacob mower in ellicott city saturday. he shot hhe victim whilee was sitting in his car on montgomery tad. they're trying figure out hat led to the shooting but say drugs wereinvolved. >>> a quick look at some of the top stories. 5:35. the man police say carried out a shooting at a virginia beach government office quit his job hours before the shooting. 40-year-old dewayne craddock e-mailed his boss that morning. later that day, he shot and killed 12 p aple d

you aryou are in aspen, but i gather you did watch those debates over the last two nights. let's start by talking about the main takea gys. >> iting in touch with the real america out here. (laughter) you know, i think my main takeaway is how far the democratic party has gone to thw left andittle moderates in the debates have any interest in fightingt. two wants, warren and sanders, said they wanted to get rid of all private employer-based health plans. only 13% of americans agree with that. all candidates of all stripes think they can't getnybody to their left on immigration policy, and they're warning toward an opn borders type approach. this would be, i think,at devag in the fall. this country has 35% of the lpeople who cal them conservatives, 35 moerate and 26 liberals. you can't win with 26 percent but this debate was entirely within that little parenthesis. >> woodruff: is that what you're seeing, mark, in this firsdebate. >> is this i don't see things exactly the way you do from aspen, but for those democrats objective is the removal of donald trump, it hasn't been a

. >> joining us from aspen, colorado, nbc technology reporter jake ward. help us understand, what exactly happened here? >> you know, it's a world first in that france is really trying to step forward and become kind of the world's leader when it comes to regulating social media and tech in general. in this case, in the past they have -- facebook has cooperated with french authorities when it came to terrorism suspects because they considered that a different legal standard. now they're talking about giving over anybody accused of hate speech at a judge's request. so that suddenly is a level of cooperation we've never seen before. not quince decoincidentally it something to do with macron is considering new legislation that would give them the right to take 4% of a company's global revenue as punishment for a lack of cooperation or a lack of accountability. so obviously something just moving here for zuckerberg in his calculations about this. >> jake, mark zuckerberg is set to make an announcement at the aspen ideas festival tomorrow. what are we expecting

professional and stevie on the other hand hasn't yet quite convinced the coaches he wants to stay at aspen and one day he would love to play in this stadium is let's review. be so cool i can't really imagine it standing there in the center all summer on the pitch and only seeing fans and then i score and everyone roars. that would be so cool of. reality check the match against dorman still lies ahead of the 1st leg was a disaster for us and they were thrashed 7. today with 43 goalkeepers are wearing gray. top isolation but i had nightmares of a 5 it's which is going to be a good match we're going to be great and we're going to have a good day. if. you're. going to school. it was a. song of gossip you may not have goals it's not an appeal to something you know not all right good with. you. either. dominates right from the start s. and doesn't have a chance. stevie is keen running a lot not giving up the ball. but his rivals aren't always fair and they're simply bigger. t.v. i would like to know why there was some good playing on stevie's part but he could have done a few things better. than

and to the aspen institute. the aspen institute cyber and technology program fosters collaboration between technologists and policy makers, with the goal to be more of a do tank than think tank, and really try to focus on finding solutions to the critical challenges that we're facing in our digital age and with emerging technologies, with the recognition that right now we're not where we need to be as a country, and in order to get there, it's going to take continual focus, and either coming up with new ways of reducing current vulnerabilities or better understanding of the motivations of those who are trying to attack us and ways to deter their activity. i want to recognize our speakers and thank them for joining us today. tonya is the founding director ctic, and we'll describe a little more where the acronym came from and why it was created. and tonya is now the deputy assistant director of the f.b.i.'s cyber division. that's a specialized division within the f.b.i. that focuses on cyber threats. tonya is one

it watching the news live from berlin up next is tomorrow today the science magazine i'm called aspen and i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind these men. find out in an immersive experience and explores fascinating cultural heritage sites. the d w world heritage 360 the kids. did you know it cost $0.50 to feed one hungry child for one full day to day $51.00 shot they. had to go with to share the meal you could share with children with just $0.50 and a tap on your smartphone together. please download the app. this week on world stories. syria surviving in. kenya battling the send mafia. but we start off in hong kong where hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating against a proposed extradition bill among them many students there protesting against beijing's growing influence. school's out for 17 year old zach today it's the final exams we can on kong and zach is completing grade 11 but his mind is not with the exams these days. today i did my chinese language test and i think i did quite ok. but for the other topics tha

i'm carl aspen thanks for joining us nearly 2000000 people have been rallying in hong kong demanding the resignation of the city's pro beijing leader carried lap she bowed to pressure and apologized to the public for her handling of the proposed bill that would allow extraditions to mainland china or democracy demonstrators want that bill scrapped completely they worried the proposed law is one of many steps to chip away at hong kong's freedoms and equal autonomy. to more than a week of massive protests the human tide showed no sign of abating. it was carrie lem's 2nd back step in as many days she admitted that the law had led to conflict and distress but still hong kong people don't feel lamb went far enough. already i'm here to condemn the police while it's against us it's unacceptable that the police define our demonstration last wednesday as a riot. lamb even justifies the police violence as righteous measures and that's why i'm here to urge her to step down the idea already came out today to urge the government to release people arrested in mass clashes last wednesday actions sp

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the aspen ideas festival where federal reserve act of san francisco president mary daly sat down with an interview with michael mckee. >> the market has priced more than 100% chance of a fed rate cut on july 31, i have never seen that in 25 years more than a month out, can you ignore that and ignore what the market is telling you? >> markets are trying to think about what the reaction function of the fed is and i think at the heels of the press conference we have a good indication and i agree with that indication that we have six weeks of data that looked different than may do we have softer readings on inflation and a one-stop are jobs report and a lot of headwinds blowing our way, financial conditions, global growth, uncertainty around trade. looking for the next six weeks of data and seeing if it is transitory. i think the markets are trying to figure out that. >> if you do a rate cut on july 31, how do you feel about whether the debate on 50 basis points or 25 basis points? the new theory it is better to take stronger action earlier? >> the first time we have had to think about it

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let's start at the aspen ideas festival where the federal reserve bank of san francisco president sat down with an exclusive interview with michael mckee. ♪ moree market has praised than 100% chance of a fed rate cut july 31 -- i've never seen that in 25 years. can you ignore that? can you ignore what the market is telling you? >> the markets are trying to think about what the reaction function of the fed is an on the heels of the press conference we had a pretty good indication and i agree that we had six weeks of data that looks different than may. we had softer readings on inflation, a softer jobs report, and a lot of headwind flowing our way. being in a look toward the next six weeks of data and seeing it was transitory is where i am and i think the markets are trying to figure that out as well. >> if you do a rate cut on july 31, how do you feel about the debate that it should be 50 or 25 basis points, the new theory that it is better to take starter action earlier? >> that is not a theory that is as new as it seems. it came out of the research after the great recession and the

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i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us after days of unrest and street protests in hong kong the city's government has relented and announced they will indefinitely suspend its push for a proposed law that would have allowed people to be extradited to mainland china the bill caused widespread concern with many fearing it with pride hong kong's rule of law and its status as a financial hub. it was fractious scenes outside government house in hong kong preceded a remarkable turnaround from the leadership so repeated in turn no deliberations over the last 2 days i now announce that the government has decided to suspend the legislative amendment exercice restart all communication with all sectors of society do more explanation work and listen to different views of society lam statement acknowledged the pressure of recent days where protesters thronged the city streets and clashed with police was instrumental in her decision to suspend but not withdraw the bill that suspension drew strong opposition voices to criticized for not scrapping the law completely with some demanding her resignation

vonnie: looking forward to more interviews from the aspen ideas festival. the hour.for stock of let's find out. for the details, kailey leinz. mark: i want to touch on the trip -- i want to touch -- kailey: i want to touch on the drugstores. it has been a wild ride. it looked like today would be ugly. iraq nearly 12% after reporting loss yesterday. the loss per share nearly double what the street was expecting. the stock is now up over 4% because amazon came to the rescue, announcing a partnership with rite aid for pickup locations they want to expand the 1500 by the end. this can be a big boon for brick-and-mortar, having these partnerships with amazon. customers who order things that amazon will be able to pickup their packages at rite-aid counters and maybe pick up things along the way. that has spurred a rally for what could have been an ugly day for rite aid. walgreens isiley: the third best performer in the s&p 500. the big thing to highlight is the rebound in pharmacy retail sales. those have been depressed and falling but there are up 6% on a year o

i'm carl aspen thanks for joining us germany have reached the quarter finals of the women's world cup after defeating nigeria 3 nil martina lindbergh's aside pulled off their 4th one of the tournament with a confident display but not all the attention was on the players as once again the video assistant referee or v.a.r. played a huge role in deciding the outcome. alexander pope was making 100th appearance in a germany and she marked the occasion by scoring the opening. in from a corner to claim her 2nd goal of the tournament for the next 8 minutes the boat was barely kicked off 1st confirms that the nigerian keeper houghton had her vision impeded by an offside play and was then promptly consulted once more to examine the foul on leno mccool. play finally resumed from the penalty spot which saw a deep it's smoky home to make it to. nigeria found snow on site in the 1st or the 2nd half and it fell to lay off sugar to finally confirm germany's place in the pool to finals with the so many points right in the 82nd minute. it's 4 wins out of 4 for germany still yet to concede and only appe

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