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and i know judy will be there to take care of all ang that way. our prayers with larry right now. >>> a new chapter for u.s. and north korea, relations president trump is saying he believes kim jong-un is going to begin working towards dismantling his country's nuclear program. virtually immediately. so, how soon does that really mean? in all serus? when might we be looking at a nuke-free peninsula? retired colonel david hunt has some answers next. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ >> chairman kim and i just signed a joint statement which he reaffirmed his unwaivering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we also agreed to vigorous negotiations to implement the agreement as soon as possible. the sanctions will come off when we are sure that the nukes are no longer a factor. trish: that was president trump saying maximum pressure will remain until north korea completely gets rid of its nuclear weapons. so how soon is that actually going to be? my next guest says, could be

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just downtown san rafael, ang egr stopped. >> in that picture you can see the smoke from that brush fire, almost horizontal winds certainly a factor out there today. especially to the coastlines. right now we have gusts 40 miles per hour. in the north bay alone you can see those gusts anywhere from 20 to even 30 miles per hour. the wind is certainly active out of the west. we're going to take you closer into the north bay hills especially the san rafael area. we still have wind gusts 2:00 over 20 miles an hour, take a lull and increase tomorrow afternoon. unfortunately, we're tracking warm weather. that triple digit heat you see to our south and west, we're going to get a piece of that air mass in the coming days. >>> there's a new leader in the san francisco mayoral race. london breed took the lead today. she now has 51.3% of the vote. leno has 49.87%. leno took over after the rank choice votes were counted. the san francisco department of elections tweeted they're still processing provisional ballots. approximately 42,000 ballots still need to be counted. >>> president trump is heading

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white, madeline, ang lord owe. that's the good news here. now all four of them are heading off to colleges in virginia. >> that's a lot of tuition. >> at the same time. >> they have two older siblings in college. we wish them all well, and good luck with the wills. f >> i'm prayi that family. >> maybe some scholarships in there. >>> well, today is apologizing for kbeshl -- there was a picture of that greeting card on facebook. c it shows tple kissing behind the word baby daddy. in her caption the shopper says it washe only car showing a black couple. >>> target said it removed the cards from store shelves and never intended to offend its guests. >>> a violent start to the summer in d.c. people doing anything they can to stop by the shooting. woel break down the numbers on just how woshlg the straight fush tear har been this zbliefrmt plus, a maryland football player collapsed and needed a river transplant you and now he has died. 'll talk about the people who knew him and what the school is doing after his death. at's straight ahead on news

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president trump in kim jong-un -- ang an unprecedented conference of agreement at unprecedented summit. the first agreement to come out of their summit in singapore. hadid learn the white house been on the phone with the north -- the south korean president, president moon, and also with the prime minister of japan. all in advance of this summit that lasted about four bank hours. daniel in tennessee. independent line. go ahead, please. i wanted to basically say, trump, the only reason hillary clinton would have one or trump, whoever made this decision -- we don't negotiate with people like that. people, bute with whatever. if it benefits the country, that's what i look forward to. all this back and forth, it's crap. i was raised democratic, most of my families, but now i feel like others. it's just back and forth childish. they need to continue to make this country better and quit fighting and worrying about this and that. it go backe to see to the 10 commandment or whatever. doing right by our brothers. host: thanks for the call. we begin our coverage shortly before -- shortly after 8:

♪ >>> tonight -- inside brad and ang lean ma's new custody fight.hy angelina was ordered to give brad more time with the kid. what only we know about their parenting battle behind closed doors. >>> jurassic world. old school meets the new. >> classic jurassic the. >> i need to work at "e.t." >>> then -- >> chris pine back from the dead. the latest details on the "wonder woman" sequel. >>> plus, celeb summer couples heating up. we go inside hollywood's whirlwind weddings. >> we're very happy. >> it's wonderful. >> who holds the record? >>> and tiffany haddish's tips. >> did you know charlize theron was south african. i want her to come to the red carpet in something that is south african. you know what i'm saying? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> brad and angelina's battle over their six children has take an troubling turn. the judge jashd stern warning to angelina, she could be this danger of losing primary physical custody. >> this fight going on since they split nearly two years ago. here's the big question. has angelina been keeping the ki

ang information about facebook. fa >>> another new report and another day of troubling information about facebook. that report suggests that facebook continued to share user information even after it claimed it had stopped. the wall street journal reporting that facebook gave certain companies access to user's information. the company said it was done so it could improve the facebook app for users and it stopped the practice in 2015. however court documents tha info for weeks and even months. many of these deals are separate from deals with device makers which facebook disclosed this week. >>> it's been a dangerous san f. two people killed four wounded in three separate shootings. this started yesterday morning, a man shot two people, a woman died in that shooting. investigators believe this is the shooter, robert riley, the victim is his wife. >>> a few hours later three more people were shot near cesar chavez, one man died in that attack. and this morning a man was shot outside of bob's donuts. we're told the vict

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on bilateral issues, i'm especially pleased by our agreement to hold increased exching anges gh school stents. the number of students will at first be in the hundreds but could grow into the thousands. imagine it -- hundreds and then thousands of young people who have firsthand knowledge of each other's country and, yes, who have made friends. returning to regional conflicts, mr. gorbachev and i discussed ways to reduce tension in areas around the globe -- southeast asia, africa, central america, the persian gulf, and the middle east. the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan, of course, represents in a story extent in itself, when that the general couldary and i agreed serve as a model for settling other regional conflicts. a key part of my agenda for this moscow summit, as for my previous meetings with the general secretary, involved human rights. recently, the soviets have begun to show somewhat more respect for human rights. in the past year, for example, they have released some 300 political detainees from detention. it is my hope that what took ace in my moscow visit will

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it's just another reason that glyn has one mission in life right now: fix up the property enough sat ang can take her proper place once again, and at least one thing will be like it used to be. glyn: in a lot of ways, she reminds me of sonoma county. she's stout and brave. she reminds me of my wife, who was kind and gentle. you know, it's just--she just means everything to me right now. so long. be thinkin' about you. announcer: coming up, the unique way one tight-knit neighborhood, torn apart by those north bay wildfires, is trying to maintain their bond as a community. we'll take you to this celebration next. ♪ loss of life in the north bay fires. our next story, though, is about not losing a sense of community. one group of neighbors knows that will take a lot of work, but have a little bit of fun in the process. scott wise: the fire jumped the freeway-- garvin: of all the things scott wise lost the night of the north bay fires-- scott: and then it came um w was not one. you see, these days, scott likes to lovingly refer to hennessy place, his coffey park street, as "the flats," becau

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succeeding in that regard, that trump really wants some kind of foreign policy breakthroalh, possibly ang point for the midterm elections. at the same time, after trump canceled the meeting, re north koreponse was very moderate and very much inviting trump back to the table, saying let's keep doing this. there r wasl sign from the north korean side that they wanted to keep this alive, and this is a government toft is n making blustery threats about "pond scum american officials," threatening to nuke the united states. it is hard to moy who wants it . we will learn a lot more once they sit down together. rajini: we have 12 days to go and a lot could happen. thanks very much for joining us. michael: thanks for having me. n that president trump has confirmed that the meeting ahead,m jong-un will go all eyes are on the tiion of singapore, which is hosting the summit. our correspondent reports on how they are getting ready for the big event. reporter: fense chiefs from all over the world gathered in hengapore this weekend for top security summit in the region. and singapore is taking no chance

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to the last few week of "the daily show" presents donald j twitter library in san francisco and loss ang we have created an interactive virtual tour so you can walk through the library on your computer or phone, go to daily show.com/trump twitter library. and enjoy our cur rated collection of the president's most important documents. stay tuned, the opposition with jordan clep certificate coming up next but first your moment of zen. >> in every way there is no place like place, there is no place like space, there's no place like space. there's no place like space. (applause) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> jordan: moisten your eyeballs and point them this way, it's time for "the opposition." it's already june 18 and my opponent tonight is author and co-host of "pod save america," dan pfeiffer. ( cheers and applause ) now, opposers, i had a long weekend, and not just because my illegal fireworks business literally blew up in my face. no, i'm worried about the ongoing witch hunt in this country. no, not that one, the one being

ministers meeting over the weekend, the french finance minister described this now the g g-6 plus ange merkel said there could be contentious discussions about trade. are these alliances a low point and how does the u.s. plan to respond to these criticisms and concerns? >> well, look, we're talking everything through. there may be disagreements. i regard this as much like a family quarrel. i'm always the optimist. i believe it can be worked out. but, you w, i'm always hopeful on that point. this is a g7 t presidentsdsf state will get together. let me add one thought to that,h hepresident, president trump is very clear with respect to his trade reformfforts that we will do what is necessary to protect the united states, its businesses, and its workforce. so that we may have disagreements, we may have tactical disagreements, but he has always said, and i agree, tariffs are a tool in that effort. and people should recognize how serious he is in that respect. >> do you expect him to make any changes to the tariffs on canada or eu in this meeting? there are some reports that secretary mnuch

the world will see a major ange. >> a change president trump is gambling will come through his brand of personal diplomacy. >> we have developed a very special bond. >> one of his personal touches -- >> two men, two leaders, one destiny. >> this four-minute igopaganda-style video depicting north korea's br future and kim as a hero if he gives up his nukes. >> i showed it to him today, actually during the meeting, toward the end of the meeting. and i think he loved it. >> later, pats on the back during photo-ops. giving kim a look inside his armored presidential limo. even a joke at lunch. >> take a picture, everybody, so we look nice and handsome and thin. >> the president promising this historic moment was just the beginning. >> would you invite kim to the white house? >> absolutely, i would. te the two sides also comm to the recovery of the remains of prisoners and those missing in action from the korean war as well as the repatriation of those already identified -- after all the pomp and circumstance, what comes next? how does the u.s. hold ntsth korea toommitment to denuclearize

saying, why aren't there more challenges amongst the democratic party for peowhe have been in power for angime. so it is starting this conversation and also showipeng le it is possible. >> and there's already a ripple effect. joe, you wrote about this. oakland congresswoman barba lee is now interested in running for crowley's position as chair d the houseocratic caucus. what are her chances? >> well, she's making calls now. inshe is thinkabout it and looks like she probably will run. if she won, she would be the -- there's never been an african-american woman to have n at high of a leadership either party. it would be a momentous occasion. now, barbara lee's challenge is she is the third most liberal, according to one of the metrics, member of the house. t she's goi have to prove to folks that, you know, she can work across the aisle, and she has in some ways. she has, you know, on hiv/aids funding over the years. she has actually worked with republicans on that. that's going to be her bigge challenge, is going to be is she too far out there, is she too california, too oakland. >> i heard -

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