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vargas showing off power well over 400 feet. that tied it at 1-1.zier who had his tenth home run of the season. dropped to 2-8 in the season. twins win it 3-2. the 149th running of the belmont stakes did not feature potential triple crown winner but had plenty of drama. the track came down to two horses in the end. >> on the outside temperate has taken the lead. it is temperate and jose ortiz in the belmont stakes. >> a 5-1 odds with late surge beats the favorite irish war cry. jose ortiz finished the race in 2 2:30. shocking upset. the third seed was defeated by unse unseeded ostipinko. 4-6, 6-4, rafael nadal will take on on sunday. it is still a chance to clinch on monday. >>> dinner time interrupted. the unwa >>> coming up at 6:00, a gas tax could raise for california road projects but are we willing to fork over a few bucks a nungt make that happen. >>> a southern california man's security camera is giving us a look at what a mom bear will do to protect her cubs. mother bear and her baby rummage through cans. a coyote appears. mama bear thwartin

s authority as a global power. >> well, it was a case of out with the old and in with the new extent anyway, in the french parliament. dozens of lawmakers who have office areelected finding their way around the national assembly. a record number of women have won seats. this parliament will also be ethicallyd more diverse than ever before. landslide for emmanuel macron. here's the story. reporter: at the national assembly, it's like the first day of school for these newly elected lawmakers. the fresh faces of the french republican are being shown around their new workplace. >> i'm excited to get to work. >> i'm going to try and learn as much as possible. i'm very touched to be here. i'm going to make sure that those who elected me are proud of their lawmaker. reporter: the morning is devoted to administrative tasks. official photos are taken and documents are filled in. >> what's in your initiation pack? >> a scarf and something more practical. the rule book of the national assembly. it's quite thick. i'm not sure i'll get through it all today. reporter: the new arrivals to place are

it has brought them together in hope. 0ur campaign is powered by well in hope. 0ur campaign is poweredpe. 0ur campaign is powered by well over half a million members of the labour party. it has gone up another during this campaign. that has changed the face of british politics. as we now prepare for government, we can already say we had changed that the bay. —— we had changed the debate. even people hope, hope it does not have to be like this. inequality can and will be tackled. hope that austerity can be ended. then we can stand up to the elites and to the cynics. hope we can give oui' and to the cynics. hope we can give our health service, schools and police and social care the money they need and deserve, and need it i'iow. and, do you know what, in a sense, this is the new centre ground of politics. the place where most people actually are. the policies that the majority of people actually want. not what the establishment and their media mouthpieces in —— insists they should want, this is the mainstream. we have stood out background of the kind of society and economy we want and ar

. >> it is powerful. well told. it is just amazing. >> the power of story telling by boyd hooper who is just a master at it. all right. wow. you get to go on after that. >>> i get something awesome. kristi henderson and her husband mike run a marina. this is a picture they took off the chesapeake bay. a little pushing pole on the far left. this is one of the most stunning sunset toe foes i have seen. it is just unbelievable. let's get to the three degree guarantee. look at that sunset. 91 is the forecast high. we hit 89. so we were in there with two. 87. trending downward. a three degree forecast high for tomorrow. looks like another really nice day. a little breezy at time. 70s in town in the morning. 60s low to mid 80s in most spots this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon, i should say. one of the keys, the dew points. yesterday, they were in the 70s . that air is down here in north carolina. richmond still a little muggy. our dew points are in the 50s . it feels so much better out there. still, a little warm in town,

qatar we have saudi arabia united arab emirates we have the israelis all of them have extremely powerful well funded think tanks in washington d.c. and it's being played out there. yeah they have actually they're well dug into social media and technology companies as well because we also have the announcement that al-jazeera has a twitter went down for arabic went out for a day i don't even know if it's still doubt so i mean i think you see a type of warfare across all axis is it's financial it's a blockade it's technology based it's media based so really you're seeing qatar kind of trying to stave off this sudden and very quick. before i mean is the extremely vulnerable and that's true but they're all vulnerable because actually these are dictatorships and with dictatorships we have been known to i think since that time or didas that citizens democracy you will have fighters you keep soldiers if you care for a government which is more or less responsible to the people and that was the case in syria i mean now after they spat between saudi arabia and qatar we see they nischelle planned all of

reporter: pg&e crews are on scene right now we were told earlier that six homes were without power. >>> well this just in from san francisco, police arrested a former school employee for sexually battering a middle school. tonight he is behind bars and is no longer an employee of the district. he had worked on multiple school campuses and trying to determine if there are any potential victims. >>> one of three men convicted of beating a lyft driver. it happened right on 101 in san francisco. in march. police say these bikers vandalized the man's car and beat him and ran over his leg. they will all be in court tomorrow for a pre hearing conference. >> relief for the concord police department. officers shared a photo of hancock. over the weekend on saturday while investigators were looking for a murder suspect. a pit bull broke free from its collar and clamped on to hancock's neck. police shot the pit bull. >>> tomorrow the city council will decide to enter into an exclusive negotiation with google. >> reporter: today several community groups spoke out. they say if google builds here in downto

took place during one of the holiest nights of the year for muslims also known as the night of power well that does it for now for more on the story as we cover to go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america also check out our web site r t dot com forward slash america you can also follow me on twitter at actually banks underscore our team and don't forget to question him or. your wanting to our team america special report that it. has but that's. basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be. normalizing. we don't need people that think like this on our planet. this is an incredibly situation. larry you're watching our america for students. to. feed and just did an article entitled when trump is violent on twitter it says a lot in the article the writer actually. those other times president trump hasn't tweeted so now not only is the end covering everything tweets but everything he doesn't tweet to this is where we're at the article is pretty lengthy considering all it

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nows corridors of papal power. well, this will be a huge test for a pope who has said there must be zero tolerance for abusers in the church. the test for pell, who is 76, begins july 18 in an australian court. back to you. >>> an aspiring youtube star is facing a second degree manslaughter charge. police in minnesota say mona lisa perez shot her boyfriend in the chest on monday while film ago a video. police say he was shot outside their home while holding up a hard cover book to supposedly block the bullet. the two have been making youtube videos since may and according to those videos, they have a 3-year-old daughter and perez is also expecting. >>> shocking new video this morning showing a suspect and baltimore county police officers getting into a shootout on a packed city bus. we should warn you lowell mesler has the story. >> reporter: according to mta bus video, lane robert erb gets on a bus in dundalk at 2:53 p.m. on june 7. police say moments earlier he became a suspect in the armed robbery of two people in th

businesses lost the power as well. in a few hours pg&e will determine if heat is the reason causing all these power outages and also discussing how to avoid more outages happening in the future. that meeting just ahead. across the bay people wept to beaches to escape the heat this weekend but places cooler like san mateo was affected almost 75,000 lost power on father's day. >> we just got back from the lake. we got some sun burns going on so we didn't have the luxury of the fans. >> the lights went out. >> reporter: and, once again, residents will wake up and see whether or not their lights are on. in downtown i didn't notice anything that was particularly out. looks like the normal lights in livermore. in the downtown section everything seems to be back to normal. we're live in livermore. rick boone for today in the bay. >> all right. that means no air conditioners, no fans, it must have been a miserable night of sleep. keep track of the weather where you live and work by downloading our free nbc bay area app. use it

is hard to find for schools and hospitals, but not when it comes to keeping the conservatives in power? well leader of the democratic unionist party said that the deal was of benefit to the whole of the uk. throughout these discussions our commitment has been to acting in the national interest in accordance with our shared objective for strengthening and enhancing our precious union. in concluding this wide—ranging agreement, we have done so in terms of enhancing the security of our nation, building prosperity for all and supporting an exit from the eu that benefits all parts of the uk. the dup's sirjeffrey donaldson signed the official paperwork for the deal today and hejoins me now. hello, thank you for being with us. it has been described in all sorts of ways in the house of commons, a grubby deal, and there will be many people in the country who say, why is the government using taxpayers‘ money to stay in office? well, good evening from westminster. there's a clear reason for this, northern ireland sustained 30 years of a terrorist conflict in which our infrastructure was seriously damag

do you think he should continue to have that power? >> well, this is sort of a technical glitch that gepd. and yes, we all knew about it because under the rules of the committee the chairman issues subpoenas. if you're really observing as a recuseal as he said he would do, you would delegate the authority for russia-related subpoenas to mike conaway, and you'd hope it'd be mike conaway or you could have the committee vote on subpoenas. that's not what haepd. and devon nunes' signed the subpoenas that were russia related, and again that doesn't look right to my eyes. and then you have these other subpoenas for the so-called russia investigations. >> congressman, thanks very much. appreciate it. >>> coming up a string of presidential tweets. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower you

they're not peers of samantha power. >> well, they're totally different parties, first of all. >> yes. >> i don't want to pay you $2, so it is unprecedented we have this going on right now. i think nunez is actually trying to get to the bottom of what is going on. however, the timing of this is very concerning and it should not have been done in a freelance position. if any official, be it any administration, unmasks somebody for some sort of political motive, that is absolutely unacceptable. i think that nunez really needs to explain why he did it now, of all times, and why the president put out a tweet just the same morning that he did it. is he still colluding with the white house? >> ithe a chance it could blow up in his face though if they subpoena samantha power, susan rice, et cetera? if they were unmasking tied to bad behavior that members of the trump campaign engaged in with russians -- >> right. we don't know. susan rice in interviews has said that the -- you know, this was part of -- part and parcel of her job and of her role, that there was nothing nefarious going on. she

utility crews are working to restore power. >>> well, philadelphia police department, has a good sense of humor about this hot weather that we are all experiencing right now. >> look at this tweet from the police department a picture from the video game mario cart complete with hot lava, the tweet, read, live traffic cam from the intersection of fifth and girard. temperature has only going to climb so please stay cool outside there. >>> so lauren casey's joining us now and it is not cool out there. >> yes. >> in anyway you cut it. >> no it vice hot out there. >> it vice hot out there. >> that camera at fifth and girard was accurate. >> absolutely, everybody is melting. lava feels like we're entrenched right now and it will not go away and as temperatures surged some people work outside are coming up with creative ways, to beat heat and "eyewitness news" reporter anita a.m. is live at cbs-3 mobile weather watcher with a look at some of those hot, hot jobs, neat a. >>> it is very hot out here, lauren and i spoke to one roofing company today that postpones, all of its jobs because of thes

and you think the way the capitol hill police officers are armed, it is considerably less fire power. >> well, they may have had that -- this is kind of like a normal detail. these guys here on the capital, you have a variety of fire power. it's kind of surprising. they were staged behind the first base dug out. he went to the third base side. unless he's dumb, he had to know he was going to face some resistance. >> maybe they had bigger fire power than just what we see here on capitol hill. >> but if you look, they have rifles here. they have other things here. they realize this is the big league. so, i think they are well equipped. >> this is an important eebvent tomorrow night. of all sides to pick, when the two sides are getting together. >> 650,000 for charity already. i think we can raise more, make this terrible incident do more for under privileged kids. it will be a good event. there will be more interest with this tragedy. >> they're figuring -- someone will put up a facebook to collect money and raise more money. >> we should do it. >> something should be done. congressman, thank y

in some ways it would give him more power? >> well potentially.ou're right, i mean they often celebrate or commemorate the deaths of their senior leaders just for the purposes that you, that you mentioned. so that is something we need to think about. so we may have heard something prior to this. but i feel that we've taken out a tremendous number of their leaders below al-baghdadi, and the pentagon talked about this in the past. i'm not quite sure of the russians claim, but if he is gone it is definitely a win and isis is on its heels right now. melissa: what do you think about the idea of russia taking credit for it? >> sure. melissa: does it make you nervous we would be on the same side in some battles? >> well it is about time they got in the battle on isis, melissa. they have been talking about it a long time since their intervention a few years ago in syria. so the fact they're doing it now is interesting but what they're really trying to do is advance the ball for the regime in damascus. melissa: right. >> the bashar al-assad regime. we're n

. >> winning power. >> well, i disagree. the democrats have a problem with galvanizing their base. we just saw with the british elections what really turned things around was an exciting vision of the future that made people register to vote in record numbers. 75 youth voter turn out. they were voting for something tangible, a future that was better than the present. one of the reasons why no was not enough under trump is if we are fighting defensive battles all of these years and even if we were to win every single one which we know won't happen, best case scenario, we wind up where we were before trump which was the ground that produced trump which was dangerous. these crises predate trump. i'm involved in the climate issue. we can't afford these lost years of just holding where we were before trump. there needs to be a yes woven into the no. i'm not saying no -- >> of course. >> no is absolutely necessary. but you can do two things at once. >> so i think in terms of the galvanizing question and it's interesting because it

do you think he should have that power? >> well, this was a technical glitch that developed. we all knew about it. under the rules of the committee, the chairman issues subpoenas. if you are really observing a recusal as he said he would do, you would delegate the authority for russia related subpoenas to mike conaway. you would hope it would be him in conjunction with a democrat. you could have the committee vote on subpoenas. that's not what happened. in fact, devin nunes signed the subpoenas that were russia related. that doesn't look right. and issued other subpoenas that were about the so-called unmasking allegations he has been making for a while. i hope when we get back that we can come to a cleaner way of some combination of mike and adam doing the work to issue the subpoenas. >> congressman, thanks very much. >>> the string of presidential tre tweets that have ignited a controversy. you wouldn't put up with an umbrella that covers you part way, so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give

investigation into him, and i recall a completely different point of view as to the president's powers. >> wellating witness tampering which was some of the concern there, with telling witnesses what to do with this situation. this is not a situation of witness tampering. this is not a situation of bribery. >> no, it's firing the guy in charge of the investigation. >> look, the constitution is -- i mean, this is constitution 101 here. the president has the authority as the chief executive to make those kind of determinations. james comey, by the way, stated at his hearing. >> he did. >> that he understands that he servelz at the pleasure of the president. so this is not some complicated case and by the way, the fact, jake, that the president consulted with his attorney general and office of deputy attorney general and others, that's called the deliberative process, that's what. s do when they make decisions that are significant. >> sure. i'm just saying their recommendations were irrelevant according to the president but i hear what you're saying, but james comey was fired according to the pres

>> abuse of power. >> well, how will that be discussed moving forward?ething that is in special counsel mueller's purview, which has been mentioned quite repeatedly? >> well, it's an extremely important brick in the wall. another brick in the wall, but it's an extremely important one because it's the first time what we would have is something direct. direct information to the president to stop doing something and he kept doing it. that would implicate everything else he did. before that. >> thank you for your expertise, sir. scott men dell hoff in chicago. >>> let's bring in the white house columnist for the hill and the co-author of the book "shattered" and you heard the federal former prosecution express the question that will come up on tuesday. did you or did you not advise the president of what james comey claims he was saying this shouldn't happen, these meetings, these discussions? >> that's right. and of course james comey testified that jeff sessions did not respond or did not reply to that. no the justice department has put out a statement argu

it was a back channel that would be used as soon as donald trump got to power as well. the question of the us democracy this is a unique time in american politics and one could see that it is a challenge of our system of government andba checks and balances but in light of how the story is playing in the united states, the amount of coverage it gets, and in light of the difficulties confronting president trump impacting his domestic agenda, on a certain level the checks and balances are working. i can assure you that in the post-soviet phase which i study often they did not have similar checks and balances. the ability to hold government officials accountable is much less in the united states. >> host: from hunter, connecticut. republican line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for having this important conversation. my comment is in order to understand where we are now i think it's really important to look at history and specifically, recent history. when hillary was secretary of state and barack obama was our president and if we look at what happened re

short time ago she was asked as well about whether or not she thought theresa may could remain in power. well we won more seats than all of the other parties combined. we are now the third biggest party in the house of commons, so we will have considerable influence and we intend to execute that influence constructively and responsibly, but in the interest of the people we serve in scotland and the uk as a whole. i think there are two immediate priorities, firstly the question, a very real question, of whether this primaries to camp together a functioning government. there are many concerns about the prospect of a tory government propped up by the dup, but today's i'iews propped up by the dup, but today's news about a delayed is queen's speech, it brings more worry about what is being cooked up behind closed doors. secondly, the whole issue of brexit. the approach that the government was taking to a hard brexit i think is dead in the water and cannot stand. i am calling today for a process that is opened up to include more voices, all parties and all four nations of the uk, and an approach th

there's concern about gags fires and power outages as well. kristy smith is live with continuing coverage. it gets this hot, you turn on the ac and look at power outages? >> yeah, that's right. it is roasting out here. we checked in with a fire department stand they say on the weekends when the weather gets hot like this, they do fire patrol. they're also available to assist life guards and people preparing for the heat, too. >> at station 25, almeda county firefighters are packing extra water for crews may respond to an emergency in the heat. >> we have increased potential for sfiers, obviously. >> deputy chief jim called said they're seeing an impact from the rain this season. >> we have a really big natural grass crop this year, one of the largest we've seen in a number of years, 60 to 70 years. >> pt and e is prepared by having extra crews on hand and had meteorologists tracking conditions. >> utilizing this technology that we have which allows us to pinpoint where the heat-related outages may occur, that way we can tremendous stage and sen

and finally, ever thought fish don't hold enough power in this world? wells created a solution. as smashie swims, he's tracked by a webcam with software calculating the velocity needed to translate his moves into powering the hammer. apparently, it empowers fish to break people stuff. now, although gaming is massive, the fact that they are video games operated by often quite complex controllers means that if you have a disability, they are quite difficult to play. well, kat has met up with one guy who's made it his mission to improve accessibility and make games playable for all. i received a challenge recently — come and play me at killer instinct. fight on! it didn't say "if you dare", but it might as well have done because, as it turns out, ben is somewhat of a combo expert. ok, now you're punishing me. i can't do anything! ben, have mercy! this is unbelievable! just unbelievable! ben hasjust taken me out in about 20 seconds. i could have done it quicker than that if i didn't screw up my inputs at one point. we're playing killer instinct, a 5—year—old com

. >> winds snapped power lines as well. >>> after reviewing this dramatic video, officials confirm a tornado did touch done at the home depot had in howell monmouth could you. destroyed power lines. high winds flipped over car, luckily no injuries reported despite the frighting scene. >>> researchers are working to determine how serious those wind rain and lightening were that were scattered about the. chelsea explains what was happening >> we actually had two confirmed tornados in new jersey this morning. first you showed it was in the home depot parking lot. within speeds around 75 miles per hour, rated an ef 0. there was a second one close in oaklyn in monmouth county. this tracked through ok line park around .3 miles, maximum wind speeds of 75 miles per hour. we had a confirmed mike burst close by but that burlington county county. micro burst is a strong down draft that produces straight line winds not a tornado but can skill produce extreme serious damage. maximum winds estimated 75 miles an hour. we had torrential rainfall and record rain in locations including trenton, just un

many growers blame the weak pound, which has reduced their workers' earning power, as well as uncertainty soft fruits farm in surrey. good morning, we are actually farm in surrey, mainly strawberries, they do lots of other food here, where we are talking about this bbc survey where more than half of growers of fruit and salad across the country area bit fruit and salad across the country are a bit worried that this summer they won't have enough migrant workers coming from overseas to be a will to pick all the fruit needed over the summer. we can talk to lawrence, who represents the british summer lawrence, who represents the british summerfruit lawrence, who represents the british summer fruit industry. lawrence, lawrence, who represents the british summerfruit industry. lawrence, how important our overseas workers to the british fruit industry? absolutely vital, 95% of our workers are from europe, and if we didn't have them, we wouldn't have an industry. and so what are the key thing is, is it brexit negotiations, the strength of the pound or the wea kness the strength of the pound or th

about the mike flynn investigation and together with firing of director comey, those are both well within his power of the executive. these asking the dni and the -- and others to sort of support him and to publicly state that, you know, that he hasn't -- there was no collusion, i think is just, you know, his pattern of he doesn't believe he did anything wrong. you heard that in the clip from earlier in the show that he just is -- i'm sure he's flabbergasted at this point in time that the people that he has put in place and nominated and have been confirmed to serve him are not doing what he feels they should be doing to support him. >> well, with him saying -- i want to read it again, because it says, "obstruction is any activity that corruptly or by threats or force or by any threatening letter or communication influences, obstructs or impedes or endeavors to influence, obstruct or impede the due administration of justice." so saying i hope there better not be any tapes, that's not a threat? >> the statute is very broad, don, but the standard in the criminal justice system, the federal criminal l

happening under her watch as prime minister but things happened while the labor government was in power as well it doesn't feel like anybody could particularly solve this one thing is the reason why no one can really solve this in the kind of current status quo is because to have a genuine discussion about why we have terrorism why we have so much muslim hate in this country and just generally by the lack of security in this country requires a very honest brutal discussion about britain's role britain's foreign policy about how we've actually demonized most of us here as well to justify was aboard and those kind of conversations are hard to take especially if you are part and parcel of an establishment that wants to push or that wants to push for backing dictators that wants to back is row when it comes to the occupation of palestinian land so thing is that you're right the problem seemed it can't be solved that's because there isn't the political will to solve it ok appreciate your insight resonating from the muslim public affairs committee thanks for your time on r.t. international thank you.

reality have you see the president detect a change in any way since he assumed the levers of power oh yes well i've seen him yes especially from the shift in presenting himself i saw him when he was campaigning he was very strong he was. and he seemed to be very rough and turning people off but there was a reason why he was doing these things and going that course he was trying to get the words the audience's attention the words of tension however i did see him in the us young and he was very statesman like he was quite he was in fact flawless in his the liberties and very and like i said very statesman like and proving himself to be a reliever especially among his peers birsa were supported well for him so there has been a. scene that the president is a special he is a person who listens and learns and is willing to ship and change if necessary is style i mean but the his principles remain the same his principles are that he wants inclusive respect of the law and order he wants peace within our things well mr ballen despite your stating that he's rhetoric has been somewhat moderated many peep

looking at the heat advisory more triple digit temperatures on the way, increased fire threat, power outages as welland we have live team coverage, with sergio quintana, where several people were treated for heat exhaustion. let's talk to rob mayeda, even hotter temperatures on the way for tomorrow. >> yeah, tomorrow, speaking of the tri-county fair, in the valley we're seeing temperatures at 55 into san francisco, let's talk about pleasanton and dub n dublin, 80 degrees for places in the valley, in the case of the tri-valley, temperatures up to 105, but north, up to contra costa county, and solano county tomorrow could see highs as warm as 108 degrees. spare the air day tomorrow and fire danger risk going up with the hot and dry weather. so the headlines to wrap up the weekend, a heat advisory except the coast in san francisco, the heat may be part of a seven-day forecast heat wave, we'll let you know when the hottest temperatures arrive, and more on the cooldown coming up in about 12 minutes, back to you. >>> already looking forward to that, rob, triple digit heat exhaustion, also grass fires to c

and pleasanton hit a power hit on sunday as well leaving many residents without power and electricity. and that's why we have the flex alert for today. triple-digits out to the tri- valley and also in the downtown san francisco. good morning, everyone. this is the scene looking out from our studios. we have overcast right now. and clouds appear to be thickening up near the seashore where i would not be surprised to see drizzle at ocean beach. it's 57 in san francisco. and 68 and clear skies throughout livermore, san ramon. blackhawk. the clouds begin to fill in later on tonight. the winds have been under 10 miles per hour for the most part and now increasing in san francisco. this is live data. west, northwest at 12 at sfo and inland in the livermore area, flat winds, 16 in fairfield. winds breezy today. northwest, 10 to 20 miles per hour. the yellow highlighted area is our heat advisory. and the red area near contra costa county reflects temperatures in the triple- digits. and that's why we have the heat advisory and the warning in effect through thursday evening. temperatures today,

so well and even his own lifestyle does indicate that that is not after personal wealth or personal power again and again he said he's willing to give up his presidency if and when he's no longer effective so there's no reason you need to imply that you would like to extend martial law for that for personal reasons or personal cause well mr bell you know we have to take a short break now but when we come back the philippine constitution limits the president's time in office to one six year term which means that president detector only has five years laughs after twelve months in the palace has he changed in any way that's coming up in a moment on will the part stay tuned. it's . an engine. those who don't consume don't tell you that in talking to the sheriff there on the scene down on the bus in that equal border towns isn't entirely the resistance to me. because i don't believe then cylinder will deal with that to those on this and this is a downside as it over. i'm stan collymore and i'm neal although. we're going to be your host for the tree thousand and seventy confederations cup righ

so well and even his own lifestyle has indicated that he is not after personal wealth or personal power again and again he said he's willing to give up his presidency even when he's no longer effective so there's no really need for you to imply that you would like to extend martial law for personal reasons or personal calls well mr bell you know we have to take a short break now but when we come back the philippine constitution limits the president's time in office to one six year term which means the president to tend to only has five years left after twelve months in the palace has he changed in any way that's coming up in a moment and will the party stay tuned. i don't see a clear cuts to that that isn't any way i only see that because i think it's good for today or tomorrow. you have a team of four with brief period of time and then you know divorce immediately i think that's a. bad historical moment in the middle is and it is very difficult to predict how things will become. let's talk about blackness in the blues of being black. and always will in a big house down at least as what

so well and even his own lifestyle does indicate that that is not after personal wealth or personal power again and again he said he's willing to give up his presidency if and when he's the longer effective so there's no really need for you to imply that you would like to extend martial law for personal reasons or personal calls well mr bell you know we have to take a short break now but when we come back the philippine constitution limits the president's time in office to one six year term which means that president detector only has five years left after twelve months in the palace has he changed in any way that's coming up in a moment on will the party stay tuned. you see your own in the village my real age and then you have the kind of which are you have for sure. you have to suffer. people think we do not to die by being hunting and being alone but the pots we are being isolated to because i was skinny. on american. anywhere else this story was completely almost completely left out of the western mainstream press you won't see anywhere else this is not talked about on c.n.n. because

well and even his own lifestyle does indicate that that is not after personal wealth or personal power again and again he said he's willing to give up his presidency if and when he's the longer effective so there's no reason you need for an implied that you would like to extend martial law for personal reasons or words well mr bell you know we have to take a short break now but when we come back the philippine constitution limits the president's time in office to one six year term which means that president detector only has five years left after twelve months in the palace has he changed in any way that's coming up in a moment on will the part stay tuned. cycle environment. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost this is serial is exceptionally. well under its constant. cysts is the years old industrial giants reap the benefit ignoring the caused by chemical production. you know as if these people are people just experimental animals decades later the toxic environment continues to poison lives and we found these astronomically high level

saudis watch what iran is doing the pressure it's exerting reasserting itself as a major power in the region ok well xander why shouldn't a rand do that i mean every other major power in the regional power can do exactly the same thing only iran can do that i find this just path all the g. in the us against iran just if it really hurts american national interest and they end in the the security interests of the middle east ok it's just the iranians they're the bad guys they're the only bad guys now they're not go ahead alexander well i think the point to and remember about iran is that iran is a part of the middle east it has always been there in the middle east and it has always been a major power in the middle east it's been a major military economic and of course eight. huge cultural power in the middle east and i don't think it can be excluded and i don't think it can be pushed aside and i think to try and do that is dangerous and can create all kinds of problems as it has in iraq and as it is it is as it is doing in in syria the thing that has to be done in the middle east is there has to be so

we have too many cars in the lots and no pricing power. >> well, i think ford's inventory numbers werelly down in the month of may. which would be a very healthy sign and of course one reason for investor cheer. but, i think you have to say honestly by any historical measure car sales are pretty darn good right now. the economy is in good shape. we've had seven-straight years since the gm bankruptcy of rising car sales. last year was an all-time record. this is a cyclical business. some cooling off was inevitable. guess what, it's happening. that's what was supposed to happen basically. >> well, you know, listen, the average age of a used car on the road is still 10 or 11 years. at some point those cars are going to break down. do you remain bullish? listen, if we go to 16 million, that's still a good number. are you bullish over the next couple years? >> well, i think the real question is can these companies get through a downturn, maintain their profitability and maintain their dividends? i think there's a good chance of that actually. i really do. they won't come through unscathed b

scuppering power-sharing. wellormont executive back injanuary, that is what precipitated the collapse of the executive. whenever the then deputy refers minister, the then martin mcguinness, arlene foster was also out of herjob —— when martin mcguinness resigned, arlene foster was out of herjob because the deputy first ministers cannot work in isolation under the power—sharing. the dup in particular have said that as far as they are concerned, sinn fein have caused this crisis. sinn fein have all the way it used dup of arrogance, —— accused the dup of arrogance. they said as regards to the dup deal with the conservatives, they do welcome more money coming into the public pot here in northern ireland, it would ease the pressure on public services, but they have been stressing that as far as they are concerned, the crisis is not a cash crisis, it's not about money or budgets or how money will be spent, but it's about these issues such as culture, the irish language, same—sex marriage, which hasn't been introduced in n