maria: blakeing news, morgan stanley out with second quarter numbers. let's get to lauren simonetti with the numbers. lauren: this is a double beat, earnings per share, $1.23 versus the estimate, maria, which was $1.14. revenue was a beat, coming in at $10.24 billion in the second quarter versus the expectation of $9.99 billion. the stock is down 1%. trading revenue in the quarter, down 17% at $2.73 billion. investment banking revenue big for morgan stanley, coming in at $1.59 billion. and asset management net revenue, $3.22 billion. most of the business that morgan stanley gets, most of the revenue from those businesses comes from fees. so i'm looking also to see if we get anything on fees just yet. but this is the last of the major banks to report and it looks like the numbers, although the stock reaction is a little better now, still negative. the numbers on the top and bottom line did beat, maria. maria: maybe the reaction is because of the decline in trading revenue, lauren. thank you. lauren simonetti. tom brown is with us this morning from second

let's get more from our political correspondent jonathan blake. she is in the final days of her premiership, what can we expect to say? well, this is part of a continued effort by the prime minister to frame her legacy and, as you said, the final days of her time in office. your tour this will be a speech about the state of politics here in the uk and abroad but beyond that we know very little about what the prime minister is actually going to say. i think we can expect some broad themes about the rise of populism here in the uk, europe, perhaps in united states as well, and also the lack of compromise and increased polarisation in politics around the world. those are themes which have beset theresa may's premiership to a large extent with her failure premiership to a large extent with herfailure to reach premiership to a large extent with her failure to reach a compromise premiership to a large extent with herfailure to reach a compromise in parliament over brexit and get her deal over the line. it may be a chance for theresa may to get something

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overnight blake burman live at the white house this morning with some reaction good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you trying to figure out what happens next there is no formal publicly laid out schedule for potential talks between robert lighthizer u.s. trade representative steve mnuchin treasury secretary and the top negotiate for china, i am told maria at least as of this morning, the expectation is that there won't be any face-to-face discussions this week. on friday, lar larry kudlow said face-to-face discussion would happen some point quote in the near future, confined of piqued interest when this could take place over weekend president trump was asked if those talks would occur this week, and he would only say the following. listen. >> doing very well with china that is right meeting -- where most importantly doing very well with tariffs. we are taking in billions and billions of dollars, with china, we have never taken in 10 cents from china, china -- ripped us off during obama and biden's in office -- and --. reporter: in a rare address china vice president told

democratic race is shaping up at this time we turn to our panel joining us now, democratic party strategist blake rutherford and fox news contributor, thanks for joining us. we have seen great numbers for kamala harris, how they feel about the debate performance but the fundraising didn't seem to kick in for her. talk about those two elements and what that might mean for the senator. >> i disagree. from polling to fundraising, she has seen an enormous surge. in two days following her debate performance the campaign raised $2 million and that was their most successful fundraising period yet. one of the numbers we are seeing from the polls that is really important is that voters want to hear more about kamala harris than any other candidate following that debate and so that is something that media should be paying attention to. the voters i say after she biden off the stage and had him walk away with his tail between his legs they want to see what she's about. >> you brought up an interesting point, walking up with his tail between his legs, she got some criticism for going after him perhaps too ha

i don't want a glut of people coming rushing in. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. i don't know if you heard my guest but the worry is about a good headline submerging difficulties of actually implementing this? clearly logistical challenges people have raised about how practical it is to recruit such a large number of police officers in a relatively short space of time over the next three years but i don't think those concerns will play too heavily on boris johnson's concerns will play too heavily on borisjohnson's mind. concerns will play too heavily on boris johnson's mind. this concerns will play too heavily on borisjohnson's mind. this is a bombproof political promise to make, it will play well with his own party and potentially attract a wavering potential conservative party voters and it is something even his political opponents will find difficult to criticise him over, apart from saying itjust difficult to criticise him over, apart from saying it just about makes up for the cuts to the police service over the last few years under the conservatives. it is t

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blake clark -- you know blake >> jimmy: of, of course, blake clark. >> blake - >> jimmy: blake clark. >> blake clark >> jimmy: love blake clark >> blake drove all the way over to nbc to tell me, "look, when you're doing tv, you get nervous and you go faster. so when you think you're going too slow, slow down. i've remembered that for 30 years you know, so i'll tell the contestants. 'cause a lot of them, it's their first time on tv it's like, when you're doing tv - >> jimmy: slow down. >> slow down set your pace. and so it's nice to be able to kind of -- you know, it's almost like handing the baton. taking these things people taught you and handing them to the next generation. >> jimmy: you told me a good story backstage about "the tonight show", when you were on johnny carson. >> oh, yeah. i was telling somebody this. so this was always my dream as a comic to be on "the tonight show. and so when i was growing up, it was carson. >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, that was the top of mt. everest >> jimmy: sure >> and so i finally get to johnny and, you know, back in those days, you didn't know

jonathan blake, bbc news. as we just heard, the chancellor is expected to announce more funding for a possible no—deal brexit. katy austin is at the treasury for us tonight. any idea how much is being set aside? well, the government had already allocated more than £4 billion towards brexit planning. now we expect the chancellor, sajid javid, to announce a further billion, specifically towards no deal plans. the cbi, a large business group, has long been warning that it thinks are no deal would be a disasterfor warning that it thinks are no deal would be a disaster for its warning that it thinks are no deal would be a disasterfor its members. tonight it has published a very long list of plans that it thinks could help ease some potential problems. it is trying to be constructive here, suggesting things that the government, the eu and businesses could do. they range from a large—scale awareness could do. they range from a la rge—scale awareness campaign could do. they range from a large—scale awareness

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maria: blake thank you so much blake burman white house before we do joining me first television interview since leaving trump administration, is former insinuate secretary of the treasury for public affairs former assistant secretary under steven mnuchin is here great to see you. >> great to be back. >> congratulations on a great run at treasury you are now going to private practice we are happy you are here. >> great to be with you -- >> what do you think about china story you heard blake talking about, whether or not the president is briefed, how often is he briefed in terms of meetings when mnuchin goes to beijing. >> first and foremost the president is the force on policy there is regular communication between delegation and president naturally in this instance i am not sure that is what led to the tweet. but, more importantly, maria i think the president is convinced now more than ever as economic team we have o he leverage with china their economy is slowing increasing did he manned from middle class companies as we are seeing potentially moving supply chains out of china. >> a lot

here's a look at ryan reynolds smashing a bottle of his own aviation gin, and blake sheltos valiant attempt. marlon ws missed the mark, and even the university of oregon's duck mascot gave it a go. >> oh, no. >> apparently got tripped up on his own webbed feet. have you tried it? >> no. >> your kids are into it. >> have you tried it? >> no, i haven't. >> i would have to practice. >> we can't deal it in heels and dresses. >> how about a daily click? >> dai click today. a man in florida was enjoying a uiet day of fishing when he caught one. and started reelingin it not .nowing he was in for quite a >> uh-uh. >> he needed to rl it in faster. that alligator came out of nowhere. luckily for t man, his quick reflexes saved him from what could be an accident. >> are you kidding me? i would be running. >> now you put on yourst foreca hat. >> yes. >> in my stars and stripes dress for the j fourth ofy here. for those of you who are driving today to get to any of your barbecues or wherever you're headed, we haverouble spots this morning, especially across south dakota and also through eastern kansas w

by blake. get tickets to go see this have you ever been heckl >> not while i was doing comedy i get heckled all the time playing basketball [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just by fans yelling >> yeah, just fans especially on the road there was a guy one time -- like, one of my very of my very first games, in portland i was a rookie, just checked in and this guy named kurt thomas was standing next to me.: >> jimmyre >> and it got so quiet in the arena. so everybody can hear this guy and he goes, "hey, blake, the coolest thing you've ever done is stand next to kurt thomas."la [ hter ] i was like - >> jimmy: that's pretty good >> yeah, i mean, at this point, yeah >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. he's right, yeah has it helped your basall at all doing standup? >> not really the physical part of basketball. [ lit laughter ] but definitely -- you know, like, after the game, you have to do media. and you have to sit at a press conference and answer questions. and i el like people always think athletes are really stup

melissa: blake, thank you. connell: let's go to tim murtagh, director of communications for the 2020 trump campaign. he is waiting for the president at the north carolina rally. talk to you about what blake was reporting on, comment and in the context of the campaign. this is a campaign rally tonight. some suggested president's use of racist language on twitter is on purpose from a political pure speculative. he sees some sort of an advantage in 2020 by bringing race into the conversation. what do you say to that? >> well i would say that donald trump is who he is. donald trump loves this country. he makes no apologies for that. he works hard every day to try to improve lives of all americans through his policies, the great economy and so on. when he sees people who do nothing really every day except run down this country, denigrate this country it bothers him. he went public with it. it is not first time he is critical of statements like that other people made. the effect of this is that "the squad" as they ca

blake burman has more from the white house. hey, blake. reporter: we are, and hello to you, we are getting the first reaction from president trump from last night. the chants that broke out during that rally in north carolina of "send her back" when talking about the congresswoman from minnesota, the democrat ilhan omar. there is an event going on right now at the white house. the cameras were brought in and the president was asked why he did not stop that chant, and he said according to the notes here from those who were inside the room, quote, i think i did, i started speaking very quickly. he then also added again, according to the notes, quote, i was not happy with it, i disagree with it. there have been calls from even many republicans on this day regarding those chants that it went too far. when you're talking about an american citizen and chants behind the president of the united states, them saying that just went too far. for example, congressman adam kinzinger of illinois said of the chants yesterday quote, the ugliness must end.

earlier, i spoke to jonathan blake in westminster about the likelihood of a no deal brexit, given the mixed messages given out by michael gove and borisjohnson. given the mixed messages given out by michael gove and boris johnsonlj think by michael gove and boris johnson.” think it is part of the same strategy. they may appear to be slightly at odds but when you look at the overall picture, one thing thatis at the overall picture, one thing that is distant is that any government minister you ask will say they do not want a no deal brexit and both michael gove in the sunday times yesterday and boris johnson today say it is their aim and intention to get a new brexit deal. that they are both clear that the withdrawal agreement negotiated by theresa may must go, particularly the back stop part of it and a new agreement must be reached. if that is not the case, however, the government is working on the assumption that it will not happen and that they must prepare for a no deal brexit. so was borisjohnson said today that it is not his assumption there will be a no deal brexit, he said th

let's talk to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who's at westminster. so the business begins. already they are announcements. officially the first day of the summer holidays for mps but boris johnson first day of the summer holidays for mps but borisjohnson is clearly keen to give the impression that he is getting cracking on delivering one of the key promises of the leadership campaign, to recruit 20,000 extra police officers. he will give more details about that later. it has been a welcome by police chief across the uk although there is a concern about whether they can be trained in time and it is worth saying that, even with those 20,000 extra officers, it only goes some way to the cuts made sense 2010. nevertheless —— sent. with saying that things are not going his way even in this early stage of his premiership. the prominent brexiteer steve baker turned down a job in government last night, saying he regret he could not repeat his experience of powerlessness as a junior minister. more ministerial announcements from boris johnson throughout the

blake at the white house. >> it's fair to say there's not a lot of high expectations heading into the meeting as the treasury secretary steve nugent, trade representative robert lighthizer set to meet with their chinese counterparts in shanghai tuesday and wednesday. the first face-to-face talks since those last talks broke off in early may. all you have to do is go back to what was said publicly last week to understand. the treasury secretary telling me he thinks they are a few meetings away to any sort of potential deal. on friday, larry kudlow, the top economic advisor, said he doesn't think the discussions will lead to any sort of grand deal. then there were in the comments from president trump himself. friday afternoon heading into the weekend in which he said at this point he thinks china might be playing the long game, as in china might be trying to wait out president trump on till november 2020. listen here. >> more meetings. i don't think personally china would sign a deal if i had a 2% chance of losing the election, i think china would probably say let's wait. let's wait. ma

charles: blake appreciate it. good afternoon. i'm charles payne this is making money. this is the calm before the storm as markets mark time. nasdaq hitting record highs coming into what is known as earnings season. later in the show i will go in depth what should be moving markets and how to find value when the market is at an all-time high. hint, you might buy what everybody else hates. >>> president trump taking to the mic a short time ago to address his conversal tweets about progressive democrats. what he is saying now. >>> the white house unveiling new asylum rules to deal with the crisis the border. this coming after an explosive hearing at hill between democratic lawmakers and former i.c.e. chief tom homan. >> i'm extremely frustrated. >> i'm not calling on you, sir. >> of course not. >> your comments are disgusting. >> i find your comments disgusting as well sir. >> i served 34 years. charles: national border patrol council president, workers at one minnesota shipping facility using amazon prime day to go on strike, what they are going, what are we going to fi

in an ideal sense, jefferson thought it would be great to have this blake text is blank slate where you could ensure -- or you can have this blank slate where you could ensure public access. congress had all kinds of reasons to support other kinds , particularly because congress needed money. it was always willing to take short -- to take shortcuts with western land. at the same time it was inventing the territorial system, it was proceeding with other kinds of private sales. sold 5 million acres of land to the ohio company of new england. made up ofmpany former officers in the continental army. became theien acres original -- this 5 million acres became the core settlement of ohio. , subcontracted a debt -- a sale of one million acres to a company. acresss sold over 300,000 to a guy named john cleve sims in 1788. time, connecticut was claiming land that resulted of 3.3 6ern reserve million acres. the point of this is to say that even at the same time congress was trying to map out this uniform system, it was also sowing confusion in various ways by allowing other groups to purchase our

jonathan blake, bbc news. in a moment we'll speak to our assistant political editor norman smith in westminster but first to glasgow and our political correspondent nick eardley. borisjohnson is boris johnson is making borisjohnson is making these funding pledges and he has various meetings with political leaders in scotland. what kind of reception do you anticipate him getting from them? i think there could be quite a few heated discussions for the new prime minister today. the first one that will be difficult is with scotla nd that will be difficult is with scotland to's first minister, nicola sturgeon. not a surprise she does not deal with —— agree with boris johnson when it comes to brexit. she thinks the no deal would be catastrophic for the economy and she has promised to do whatever she can to avoid it, potentially putting independence back on the agenda. you would normally expect a new tory leader to have a better reception in the scottish party up here but the relationship between the scottish and

mike blake's name is on that letter, published in "the washington post." he's the vice chair of the democratic national committee and running for a congressional seat in new york's 15th congressional district. thank you for being here. i want to talk about the motivation to write this letter. there was public backlash after the comments the president made on twitter. and we saw in the rally in eastern north carolina, understand how this letter came to be. and the call to action they're in. >> on sunday mornings, they will be going to church and places of worship. for our community, that's a place of refuge. and this is clearly a time when faith in action is necessary. and many of us decided enough is enough. on july 18th, people took the lead, as black appointees that served under president obama, decided we needed to speak out. we rejected this racist, sexist, ma misogynistic rhetoric from trump. they are here representing the communities. for those of us that have experience racist attacks over the years, we're saying we have endured this and we will not

sharing this photo while on vacation writing, my little family gwen stefani posting this of her boyfriend blake shelton. writing, happy fourth of july, muffin >> i was with my friend. >> my 4-year-old walked in in the middle of the night. i said, can you believe it is america's birthday she said, who is america >> google it >> we have a little work to do. >> mini golf it's his new obsession. >> what about you? >> we hung out just hung out, played a little golf, had a barbecue beer soaked hot dogs. >> good way to celebrate america. >>> next up, jennifer lopez surprised a well-deserving fan after her concert in milwaukee this week. the singer met with nat werth, a 2019 valedictorian the graduate made headlines after sharing that the school barred him from giving his speech because he wrote about being gay in a draft rejected by school administrators. jennifer lopez wanted to meet him and let him know how impressed she was by his message. jennifer had a chance to tell nat she supports his speaking out and stands behind him. he said meeting jennifer lopez was absolutely an amazing experience. >> wo

everyone is up to the task here's a look at ryan reynolds smashing a bottle of his own aviation gin and blake shelton didn't quite hit the right note comedian marlon wayans missed the mark even the university of oregon's duck mascot gave it a go. >> oh, no. >> apparently got tripped up on his own webbed feet. have you tried it, would you give it a try? >> my kids would be good at it. >> have you tried it >> i haven't yet. >> i'd have to practice. >> we can't do it in heels and dresses. >> daily click. >>> a man in florida was enjoying a quiet day of fishing when he caught one and started reeling it in, not knowing he was in for quite a surprise. >> oh, no. >> the alligator came out of nowhere. luckily for the man his quick reflexes saved him it could have been an unfortunate accident he managed to hold onto the fish he got to take it home. >> quick reflexes. >> i'd be running, oh, my goodness. >> put on your forecaster hat. >> yes. >> my stars and stripes dress for the 4th of the july here and for those of you who are driving today to get to any barbecues or wherever you're headed, we have tr

. >> blake berman is at the white house we've got more. blake good morning. >> commander in chief say it is that they destroyed iranian drone president trump saying that incident took place in straight of hormuz as that drone was flying about a thousand yards away from the uss boxer and ignored multiple calls to stand down. >> this is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by iran against vessels operating in international waters. the united states reserves the right to defend our personnel our facilities, about and interests and calls upon all nations to condemn iran's attempts to disrupt freedom of navigation. and global commerce. >> the president also expressing his reservation thursday about a only 10 billion cloud computing contract that will be handed out by the pentagon. amazon is seen as the leader to win that contract but the president says he's been presented with many concerns. >> we're getting tremendous , really complaint from other companies and from great companies some of the greatest companies in world to compl

and with us now as well is john blake, he's a senior writer for cnn digital. with a piece that discusses the fallout from the president's remarks. first, i want to speak with you. i want to ask you, if you would share your experiences of when people have told you to go back to where you came from. nadal, i'll let you start. >> serving as the first vice chair of the democratic party, i get to a lot of these comments regularly, i go out and start organizing. telling me things like go back to the desert you support car bombings and comments that are very similar to what the president is putting up now, it just shows, something he's emboldening to say to other people. >> what do you respond to people when they make those types of remarks? >> a lot of times, when they send me private messages, i try to ignore them as best i can. and at the same time, i know when they send me these messages, they are just behind the keyboard, sometimes there are people that will actually feel embolden by these actions actually, in north carolina, three of my closest friends were mur

take over the ability to exclude people if they say it is say it is you can't come at all because you blake would be racist is that he is i mean i'm trying to figure out yes or no would iraqis definition. so you say yes ok that would be raised a great way. now for a black person to do to white person how would it be would at the races well if it were white people in the shoe was on the other foot then it doesn't really make sense because we know in our day how about if you spend your energy minutes later when black people actually have that type of control again it's discriminatory it's a it's a practice where you are setting a bad about andrea barrier but is it preventing someone from receiving an economic benefit you know what if it were the other way around if you were a white only if it was a coach music festival and they say anyway it is not why you go to pay double to take your brace what would the reaction be your races you neo nazi you k.k.k. obviously what we're looking at right now is a young lady looking through the lens of history and deciding that it's important for us as a peo

a man is stabbed in a an alley near blake lane near lee highway in fairfax.im the vicas been seriously injured. the attacker took off running on lee highway. fairfax county police are looking for him right now. stay wit us. we're going to stay on top of this story for updates. >> as the numberf murders and gun violence rise in the district, city leaders and police are pleading with residents and busi owners to do their part. today mayor muriel bowser put the spotlight onheir ance cameras program that provides aeill financialsu in entive. news4's mark segraves has more on the push to catch crimesn camera. >> they are just about everywhere, surveillance cameras. sometimes they capture the unusual like a bear on your patio, but more often they capture crimes, like this shooting in the d.c. nightclub. the recent beating of a man outside a hilton hotel by a group of teens or the gang shooting that killed a 10-year-old girl. today mayor muriel bowser pleaded with district residents and businesses to take advantage of the district's rebate program that will pay you to install outside security

let's get more from our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who's in westminster. we are going to have to wait. i suppose the question is, can you tell us? you can't at this point. the final votes are being cast and they will be counted overnight and will have the result tomorrow. boris johnson very much the frontrunner in the race and most people at westminster expecting him to be a minister come wednesday but we will get the official announcement tomorrow morning. it is of course the question of exit and when and how it will be delivered that has dominated this contest and it's going right to the wire. boris johnson writing in the telegraph, likening it to landing on the moon. saying that it people could use handknitted computer code to safely arrive on the moon and come back again, then we can use and solve the problem of frictionless trade at the northern ireland border. there are warnings from two former labour prime minister ‘s, tony blair is saying there is no prospect of a deal with the eu without the backstop so it's either a general election, no deal br

shelton drink on it in the mix because i love blake and we're going to start -- should i start with my cocktail first >> yes, this is the red, white and bourbon. a healthy dose of bourbon. >> just a splash. >> a little oj, a little lemon juice, a little lime juice. >> you're doing so good. >> a little bit of simple syrup. we're going to mix it up craig melvin is a big bourbon guy, too, so you're going to mix that up. >> we made you a mock tail jenna. >> we're going to mix this, pour it over some ice, and then i'm going to top it with just a little bit of grapefruit soda. >> and then the cute star fruit. >> i wouldn't do the star fruit. but for the sake of tv. >> it's the fourth of july. >> there it is what are we cooking? >> next we're going to do some hot dogs we like to soak our hot dogs in beer first i'm going to cut like little slits, kind of diagonally in the hot dogs. that's going to let the beer soak in. it's going to give the hot dogs a nice char when you grill them. so put them in the beer. >> this is something my mom did when i was growing up. i've carried it over ever sin

first african-american president, everybody was inspired, why wasn't mayor pugh, was in stephe rawlings blake inspired! why isn't everyone inspired to do the right things? i do not recall the president spending a lot of time in baltimore -- >> i do not think it's i've ever seen him, no. >> laura: there is real racism in the country, but it's much easier to do that than to say, what we've been doing has not worked. >> yeah. >> laura: it just has not worked! trump once said, what do you have to lose to african-americans. vote for me, what do you have to lose? i think he's saying that again. and i think they are afraid of him saying that again. >> laura: yes. i do not know what it's going to take especially for the democrat party, a lot of democratic run cities all over america look like this. it's not just baltimore unfortunately. i think they are really into boosting themselves up and patting their own pockets, but there are people being forgotten and it's really sad. i didn't do any other interviews because -- this is not about me. this is about the people who live there. this is about gettin

the hill this morning, executives are from apple amazon dwoog about facebook grilled in house and nat blake burman live with more. reporter: good morning to you as well not end there go here we go again for facebook later today as that company will get the chance, once again, to -- try to defend its plan to get into the cryptocurrency space head of kaleeb brother will appear before the house financial services yesterday, that project introduce you immense ingenuity share odd brown says he is concerned it could become next uncontrollable house fire for that a company. >> facebook is dangerous. now facebook might not intend to be dangerous but surely they don't respect the power of the technologies, they are playing with like a toddler has gotten hands with a book of matches facebook burned down the house over and over, and called every arson a learning experience. . reporter: senate judiciary committee raised concerns with major tech companies about issues of krens orship antitrust, google said that it competes for perps with yelp amazon travelosity facebook noted snapchat lawmakers were ske

. >> reporter: judge stanford blake read the verdict. state of florida versus christopher sutton, we the jury in miami-dade, florida, find the defendant christopher patrick sutton, as to count one, guilty of first degree murder as charged in the indictment. >> reporter: guilty. with that christopher's head snapped back as if he had been struck. >> as to count three, guilty of attempted first degree felony murder. >> reporter: melissa wept. her father, their father, locked his jaw, stared ahead, sightless. sentencing would be immediate. john sutton was offered time to speak. and years of stoic resolve crumbled. >> regardless of the result, this is a bad case. we are now -- we're now at five years, 11 months, i lost susan, i lost christopher long before that. >> reporter: christopher did not look at his father. had he done so he would not have seen tears. the bullets that tore into his head left john sutton unable to cry. i lost my eyesight. >> reporter: how was it in that courtroom. >> it needs to be over. >> raw. personal. here's the jud

blake national jazz institute and cultural center. i can go through all the museums we have in baltimore. american visionary art museum. baltimore museum of art, industry, the art gallery, babe ruth birthplace, born in baltimore. the reginald f. lewis museum, the b&o railroad museum. how many of us have been there, the great history of the railroads in baltimore started there. its future. maryland science center, great sports icons have come out of baltimore from john yu unitus to frank robinson to brooks robinson, cal ripken, ray lewis. we have great health institutions. johns hopkins. i just got an e-mail as i was sitting on the floor. i know the rules of the senate prohibit me from looking at my -- the electronic device but "u.s. news & world report" today ranked johns hopkins department of neurology number one in the nation located in baltimore city, maryland, mr. president. you can go over the other great institutions we have such as university of maryland medical center, kennedy kriger institute, the ?iewt for brain development,

i'm blake berman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] we begin with president trump on the road. he's pitching his signature trade deal, the usmca. but before he boarded air force one he had to deal with the resignation of his labor secretary. we begin with jeff flock in wisconsin. reporter: much better news from wisconsin for the president. this is one of his signature campaign promises to get rid of nafta that he called the stupid years and he says usmca is the really, really smart years. president trump: i don't want people leaving this country, meaning companies. i don't want to incentivize companies to leave, fire their people, build products, sell the product in our country with no tax whatsoever. so we end up with no jobs, no taxes, no nothing. it's not going to happen anymore. >> the president build this as a bipartisan bill if it's to pass because he'll need help from democrats in the house, members of his administration have said yes they are getting cooperation from nancy pelosi. he h

blake burman in for neil. blake: i'm blake burman in for neil. this is cavuto "coast to coast." we expect him any moment. we'll bring it to you as this happens. the dow and s&p hit all-time highs for a second straight session but boeing did drag on the dow after "the wall street journal" reports that 737 max 8 groundings could extend for the rest of the year all the way into 2020. but first back out to that made in america event down there in washington. things, even though they are running smoothly here at home, they're looking much rockier overseas for china. for example, china seeing its slowest growth since 1992. huawei is reportedly planning big layoffs here in the u.s. while more u.s. companies are ditching operations in china. we begin here with edward lawrence. he is live at the white house with how both sides are responding on this monday. hello, edward. reporter: good day, blake. we'll keep an eye on when president trump comes out. the president woke up this morning with the economy on his mind. the president it touting in tweets, china's economy in the second quarter,

and we became friends. >> that was wonderful. >>> still ahead -- garth pranks blake. and the stage stunt that really had blake worried. >>> and luke is back on the bachelorette, even though no one wants him there. >> she said no. >> how things got even more heated behind the enes. >> did you feel like a punch might have gotten thrown? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> blake and i are getting ready to release a duet for the summer. >> performing this live somewhere. >> boise state in idaho. we sell out a show. >> would you like to come and see just happen. >> it's a date. >> garth made good on that promise when we hosted our show from nashville last month. only "e.t." was with the two country superstars before they performed their single "dive bar" live for the first time at garth's stadium show in boise, idaho, friday night. >> unfortunately blake's girl gwen stefani wasn't there. but garth made sure she was represented. ♪ ♪ dive bar >> i got a text from my man here earlier that said, hey, man, we got your dressing room set up for you and he sent me a p

and we became friends. >> that was wonderful. >>> still ahead -- garth pranks blake. and the stage stunt that really had blake worried. >>> and luke is back on the bachelorette, even though no one wants him there. >> she said no. >> how things got even more heated behind the scenes. >> did you feel like a punch might have gotten thrown? >>> closed captioning provided by -- unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems. these may be signs of a r

. >> our exclusive with garth and blake. >> what else do you need to know? this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome to et weekend. the star power we have coming at you is ridiculous. >> i don't even know where to start. we know exactly where to start. >> brad and leo's first movie together, "once upon a time" just hit theaters. welcome to welcome to entertainment tonight. we are at the huge premier with brad and leo and tarantino. >> this is massive. it is so exciting. >> i feel lucky is what i feel. >> the star power, next level. thousands of screaming fans lost their minds. it is hollywood's hottest new bromance, spent nearly 15 minutes signing autographs and taking selfies. >> tell me about working with leo. >> he's a good egg, i am happy the restraining order was lifted off of me. we are able to work again. >> he's hilarious. >> he throws one of the best hands-on films. i am going to leave it at that. >> in the spirit of the film which is in theaters now, we are showing the stars their "once upon a time" in hollywood moment. be hold their first et int

. >> plus blake shelton's news. is he about to propose to gwen? and why he says adam is done with "the voice" for good. >> he's not coming back. >> then khloe k. and the woman she blamed for breaking up her family. plus kaley cuoco proves that pretty hurts. inside her painful beauty treatment. >> and how jake and tom turned the spider man premier into the perfect place for a fashion prank. ♪ what is love ♪ baby don't hurt me >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> blake shelton's first interview about "the voice shakeup." >> "et's" with the stars breaking news. plus the latest on britney after her dad makes a big move against free britney movement. "et" has obtained a copy of the lawsuit filed by britney's dad which says it's time for conspiracy theories about britney spears well-being claiming that her team deleted positive comments on her instagram to make the singer appear troubled. death threats. we reached out to 29-year-old anthony who helps run absolute britney. he says i have faith that good always wins. i have no further comment except

let's get to blake burman standing by at the white house with the late breaking details. blake? >> hi there, susan, larry kudlow told us on the north lawn earlier today at the white house that if there is one main expectation for these trade talks next week, it is that china were to live up to its promise, to have a large scale ag buy but for lack of a better term there's not much hype, i guess you could say, going into these trade talks as the expectations are somewhat low. the treasury secretary santa monica, the top trade representative robert lighthizer will be going over to shanghai next week the discussions tuesday and wednesday to talk with their counterparts. the treasury secretary did tell me earlier this week though that he believes they are still a few meetings away from any sort of potential deals, so it gives you an idea of what the timeline here might be at this point. kudlow said today that hopefully china will return to the point of where the deal was at least in football terms of getting back to inside the 10-yard line. listen. >> i know sometimes you don't get

liz: blake, thank you. blake burman at the white house. when we come back, with 45 minutes before the closing bell rings and the dow down about 20 points, we need to look at what's going to happen tonight and tomorrow night in detroit. whom should you watch tonight and tomorrow night specifically when it comes to the democra? we will take you to robert wolf. actually, he's here. he's the guy who knows. stay tuned. ♪ all right brad, once again i have revolutionized the songwriting process. oh, here we go. i know i can't play an instrument, but this... this is my forte. obviously, for auto insurance, we've got the wheel route. obviously. retirement, we're going with a long-term play. makes sense. pet insurance, wait, let me guess... flea flicker. yes! how'd you know? studying my playbook? yeah, actually. dprevagen is the number onemild memopharmacist-recommendedng? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. liz: trying to trump president trump on trade? senator e

thank you so much, blake burman. >>> all right. with the closing bell ringing in 18 months, you guys know that the new york city triathlon i was going to compete in this past sunday to raise money for our wounded heroes was canceled. that did not stop me from feeling like i needed to get out on sunday at the crack of dawn in 100 degree heat index to ride for our wounded vets because you know, no amount of heat compares to the sacrifices they have made for our country. what i really need you to do, we are so close, is to head over to my facebook and twitter page,@liz claclaman, and see th video i made to document my ride this past weekend and for whom i specifically did it. gang, our veterans need places to live. i'm talking about the ones that are wounded. look where we are, 97,708. if we hit 100,000, advance auto parts has agreed to match it. we love you guys for what you've done. can you find a little bit more? donate now at building homes for heroes.org. we build mortgage-free homes for our worst wounded soldiers. let's give our

we can't call you sleepy blake burman. >> i am up too early for that. white house plate? >> neil: we will work on it. not going to do something. >> they call me business blake every now and again around here. >> neil: you're too young. thank you very much. getting reaction. james carr final joins us. if you'll indulge me on this china issue the president is taking the maybe china would prefer to deal with another president, not this one, and we'll just drag its feet until it has one. >> i have a slightly different read because i do agree china, north korea, iran, in many ways they're trying to run this out to see the results of the election but i see signs that they increasingly think trump is going to get reelected. what this means for the chinese is having to cut a deal and then trump is gone, it's no big deal but if they cut a deal and trump is still there, he's going to pressure them. he's been tough in the negotiations. they need to do a real deal and so they've got to fight hard for the deal because they will have to deal with it after the election. i think that is

quentin blake was the first. child has just left. it low it. quentin blake was the first. child hasjust left. it is low it. quentin blake was the first. child has just left. it is a two—year term, and you come in with an idea of how you want to change things or shake things up. what do you want to put on the agenda? she has come in with a giant to—do list, she says. one of the things she wa nts to she says. one of the things she wants to see is all primary schools having a library and a librarian and a good choice of books, classic and new. then the right child can have a right book at the right time. it is a worthy thing, but quite expensive. the other thing she wants to do which is not expensive at all is to encourage creativity in children, the joy of writing. i spoke to her about it and she put it very well. 15 minutes every friday for a kid to have a special book where they can write whatever they want. no rules, no marking, just fun, and getting lots of parents, grandparents and ca re rs lots of parents, grandparents and carers writing to me saying my kid used to

let's get to fox business's blake burman live at the white house with the very latest. blake? reporter: the backdrop was fascinating as the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer were in shanghai to redo you mean talks with their counterpart first time since may, president trump took to twitter to tell china not to wait him out until the 2020 election. the president saying he will win the election. the deal at that point, will only be much tougher. the president recently started to float the idea maybe china is trying to stall until the election. so i asked him, if we should expect a trade deal at any point between now and november 2020? this was his response. >> china would love to wait and just hope, they hope. it is not going to happen. i hope. but they would just love, if i got defeated. so they could deal with somebody like elizabeth warren or "sleepy" joe biden. china is dying to make a deal with me. but whether or not i'll do it, it is up to me. it is not up to them. reporter: in advance of tomorrow's looming rate cut the president s

fox business's blake burman live on the scene. blake? reporter: president trump is expected to meet at this hour at the white house with republican senators to discuss potentially leveling sanctions against turkey. this stems from turkey who is of course a nato ally, buying a missile defense system, the s-400 missile defense system recently from russia. those same group of republican senators earlier up on capitol hill were joined by treasury secretary steve mnuchin who was trying to pitch them on the budget caps deal and the debt ceiling deal that he cut just yesterday with democratic leadership. as part of that deal defense spending will jump $22 billion next year while non-defense spending will rise $27 billion but many republicans are already expressing reservation about more spending. keep in mind the deficit this year is expected to hit $1 trillion. the white house is predicting trillion dollar deficits for years to come. earlier today i asked larry kudlow how that equate to fiscal conservativism. listen. >> the spending increases