held without being charged and so it really depends what evidence there might be, he is only being heldt of the vw group is a reputational one and this is something that the company is struggling with right now. we are saying on a monthly basis really a new set ofjudges or fines being made —— new set of charges. in germany or the us. it means that they have set aside $30 billion just to cope with the costs of those finds or the buy—backs of the car is and the legal proceedings in general, so this is something that isa general, so this is something that is a real ongoing problem for the whole group and it might be we see this broaden out within audi as well because this effectively now this just the beginning of this particular investigation. thank you very much. the united nations human rights council has started a three—week session in geneva today — the foreign secretary borisjohnson spoke at the opening session and called for more efforts to improve access to education for girls across the world. if all girls went to secondary school, then infant mortality would be cut in half, savin

instead of being a a reasonable standard, which is currently used, it would be one that would be necessary, which would significantly make an impact on the way that these cases are reviewed. however, i do believe that there are conversations that i think are important for this body to understand. there might have been some improper comments that were made and they should be on the record. it would be extremely dangerous to have files based on funding. prosecution-for-hire is not the american way. it's not part of our legal system. and i will go very clear on the record today that we will not accept funding that has such a condition. on the best-case scenario, that would be unethical and could create significant problems for my office. on the worst-case scenario, it could be argued that it could be an offer to bribe or if i work to accept the money in september -- acceptance of a bribe. either one would be a felony. on the other hand, it should be important that we should have an independent investigation of the uses of force and perhaps there are other measures of success that should be ev

seen is to be targeted is to be killed. pacific,lace like the it is and the distribution of your force. it is the ability to rapidly aggregate in a time of your choosing. it is about decoys and deception. it is about low observable properties with modernization of equipment. it's all of those things. and about all domain acces ensuring ourselves across all of the domains -- space, cyber, surface, undersea, land -- it is about a fleet in being that can be a land-based fleet to support flee -- support sea control. it does not have to be naval against naval. when we look at missile strike ability or high mobility any multiplekets, rocket system we might be looking at at extended ranges, we can support a campaign we have not been able to do in the past. capability,nned unmanned sensor, unmanned --oter, arknd net force we are talking about a very sophisticated high-end fight where we need to maintain dominance first of all in the informational space. if we can do that, that will underpin everything we can do for command and cont

i will be bringing my ministers together for i will be bringing my ministers togetherfor an i will be bringing my ministers together for an away day at chequers together for an away day at chequers to finalise the white paper we will be publishing, and then be break before parliament breaks for the summer, will be bringing the trade and customs bill back to the house of commons. at the g7 summit, stark differences between the united states and all the other members over trade and russia. gongs in the worlds of sport and entertainment. emma thompson becomes a dame and kenny dalglish gets a knighthood. to get this far, and getting the accolade i have been awarded is very humbling. and on newsnight: sir eltonjohn after... sir elton john after... tells sir eltonjohn after... tells me where the next big battle is and how prince harry will change things in the commonwealth regards to homosexuality. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may is in canada at the g7 meeting, hoping to talk trade but she continues to be distracted by brexit matters. she has been forced to respond to ques

i would be humbled to be counted among this group. the responsibilities of the assistant secretary of state stretch from morocco, iran, the yemen. if aces in a must challenges, including failed states, terrorism, he monetary and crises, and efforts to destabilize the region. given our alliances, the region's national resources, and the enormous potential of its population, it's also a reason for strategic imports to the united states. confronting these challenges and taking advantage of the opportunity are the men and women of the bureau. the foreign service officers and civil servants are dedicated and courageous. they make great sacrifices for our country. it'sthe past two decades, -- as a policy official, i worked closely with nea and have great respect for the professionalism and expertise. they were alongside their colleagues in the military and other departments. i hold them in the highest esteem and according as closely as possible. it would be a great privilege to serve alongside these american patriots, helping to advance and

it would be increased. this is something we are agreeing with the original legislation which is to go to the 20 day notice uniformly instead. so i guess that is a recommendation that i don't plan on taking from the planning commission. >> with that said, are there any further cup questions or comments? i would say that amongst the different mentdt see, i want to preserve the pop outs. that is very important. but to have the notification, the neighborhood notification required, and specifically, that is the 311 notification if there was an existing structure that was expanded in the prior three years, to prevent cereal permitting as the planning department mentioned. and then, i know the supervisor spoke about talking about directing the planning commission to adopt the policy for the section 136 pop outs to require a preapplication meeting between the applicant and adjacent neighbours before a rear yard addition can be submitted. i would like to include that provision as well. i'm willing to take a couple r

and we'll be looking at them, we'll be looking at others.hey'll be coming from the list of 25 people. reporter: mr. president, it's an election year, would you be in consideration to holding that spot open until the makeup of congress? >> i haven't thought about that. it's a quick process, haven't thought of that. we had a big day yesterday. very big. a great decision today in terms of what was just released by the supreme court obviously, the travel ban was extremely big, and we had tremendous elections, south carolina, from my own standpoint, south carolina governor mcmaster, was a big win and as you know i was very much involved in new york with congressman donovan. we're happy. this was a good few days and get to tap it off by meeting with the president of portugal and portugal has been very important to our nation, and you're right, we have a million and a half people from portugal here. that's very important. reporter: [inaudible] >> no, i want them to do what they wanted. the problem we have, and i told them this morning, i said pass

to be doing.at is a year from now, what about today? moreve cpi in a little than one hour from now. if they are robust, isn't that running pretty high? we went for years with inflation below the target. people like charlie evans and others have rightly pointed out that seeing numbers above 2% for a few quarters should not be viewed as a threat to one of the fed's mandate of stable prices. it should not be seen as a ceiling but basically a target. we get a couple of prince of 2.25, 2.5, that should not be an issue. certainly is not for the bond market, when you look at how flat it is and where the 10-year is trading one year from now. clearly, the bond market is not worried about long-term inflation. i think bob is right, it inflation moves about 2%, the fed will not pull the fire alarm right away. but there is a key distinction. ,f the inflation number say 2.2 and they expected to stay there, not a problem. if it continues to accelerate, i think it becomes a problem. i would also say, to bob's abo

be restorable this time.ing able to say that? we're still in the early stages of tackling this incident. we have established the fire investigation team and the full facts and circumstances, they were welcome that as we go through this week. i really wa nt that as we go through this week. i really want to at this stage emphasise this has been a very difficult fire. the firefighters have been, as always, outstanding, supported by their colleagues within control but also an need to shout out to our partners, police scotland, scotland ambulance service, this salvation army and the fa ct service, this salvation army and the fact people in the businesses of glasgow who have offered up their support to us, it is really heartfelt from them and appreciated by our firefighters. concerns that the structural safety of the building. is it likely to need anything demolished sooner rather than later? anything particularly u nsafe at than later? anything particularly unsafe at the moment? this is a heartbreaking incident an

be in the community.o this really is a sharp break from that established model, to put hundreds of kids in crisis together in an institutional setting. now, how exactly this staffing ratios work out, if you have preschoolers as opposed to teens, there may be some, you know, differences from state to state there. but there are some regulations of how exactly all of those are being followed right now is a bit tough to track. >> last question for you. with the policy change announced today by the president, they are no longer going to -- according to the president, they're no longer going to separate kids from their families from here on out. but, the administration is also saying that kids who have already been separated, and we think it's thousands of kids, aren't going to be grandfathered into that policy change. they're still going to be separated from their parents. what's so striking about that, with your reporting, is that we may be talking about babies, little kids, kids who are months old, being hel

if we're going to be great, and we are, and continue to be great, and we can be. ron: we have to address honestly, to look at honestly the problems that still confront us, whether it's discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation, race, econic inequalities, problems with our democracy that we've talked about today, all of these problems are solvable. these are manmade problems that are susceptible to man and woman-made solutions. so i would hope that all of you, as involved as you have to be because you've come out here this morning to hear this guy from washington d.c., i hope that you all will use the energy that you have, the talent that you have and the influence that you have to arouse your fellow citizens and yourselves to be involved in making this nation better. this is something that we can do. this is somhinghat do. so i hope you all will do that. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we want to thank the general to stop by politics & eggs. and hope to see you along the road here again. we welcomed your comments and i think it was already mention

we will be in singapore june 12. . it will be a beginning. i did not say, i have never said that it would happen in one meeting. we are talking about years of hostility, years of problems and hatred between so many different nations. but i think you will a very positive result in the end. not from one meeting >> you appeared the question there is sincerity. has it gone far enough? >> my letter was a respond to their letter. the media said you had a meeting, then canceled it. to aceled it in response very tough statement. i think we are very over that. now we are going to deal and start a process. we are meeting with the chairman on june 12. i think it will probably be successful. we will see what we will see. i think it is going to be a process that we deserve to have. they want it. we think it is important. and i think we would be making a big mistake if we do not have it. i think we will have a relationship and it will start on june 12. >> what can be done on june 12 -- president trump: this was a meeting where a letter was given to me by k

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he will be missed but he will be retiring. we will begin our search for a new justice of the united states supreme court that will begin immediately. hopefully we'll pick someone that will be as outstanding. so i just want to thank justice kennedy for the years of tremendous service. he's a very spectacular man. a very spectacular man. i know that he will be around for a long time to advise and i believe he will be teaching and doing other things. thank you to justice kennedy. >> who will you pick to replace him, sir? >> we have obviously numerous people. we have a list of 25 people that i had during my election. i had 20 and i added five a little while ago. we have a very excellent list of great judges, highly intelligent, hopefully tremendous people. the list is outstanding. when i was running, i put down a list of 20 people. because not being a politician, i think people wanted to hear what some of my choices may be. it was pretty effective. i think you see the quality that we're looking at when you look at that list. but i

should be well explained to the panel... then they will be able to decide...o you want from the inquiry? i would echo what mrs mamudu has said, justice. primarily, we need to have this matter fully investigated, we need to have confidence in it. do you have confidence? i am not confident in the judge at all. i confidence concerned about who is on the panel —— i have concerns. about the knowledge of the community. they need to uncover the truth of what happened. there is history to sew socio— ethnic cleansing. they were complicit in. i would like to see, no convictions for members of the council, they know who they are, who are guilty and corporate manslaughter charges. ultimately, the voices of those people that lived in the tower and local residents need to be heard. we need to be validated and vindicated. it has been too much and too long that people have been fighting and asking and pointing out the risk and they have not been listened to. tell our audience who he is. ed is a member of the grandpa action group. he escaped from the tower. he put it succinctl

coattails should be hot. -- it should be high. we can take the numbers for the presidential race as a good guess of what the congressional vote might look like. given that, we could basically with a 50% vote for amlo, anaya meade 19, we can expect -- this is the floor. of the a 50% share majority for morena candidates, if not more. the question is what happens with the opposition, whether pan and prd hold onto boats within their coalition remains to be seen. what will happen in the lower chamber of congress is we will experience a non-pri unified government for the first time since mexico became democratic. that is a major shift in what we have been experiencing in the country, whether or not the coalition, which is quite diverse, holds on or not in hard times also remains to be seen. that will be something to be looking forward, a coalition for the president's party. basically a majority for the president's coalition. on the other hand, whether the pan, which will be presumably the largest opposition party, actually manages to ho

how many jobs would be ragsized? >> in the entire period of retail rationalization will be approximately 3,200 full-time equivalent jobs and about 8,000 indirect and direct retail jobs. in that same time period, senator, there will be over 10,000 jobs created in the new business's in-home broad band and approximately 12,000 jobs created in rural america, specifically retail and -- >> i apologize for interrupting. >> no problem. >> let me give you an example of why i have this concern, just in micro form. in hartford, connecticut, on park street there is both a metro pcs and a boost mobile store. the two are on the very same street, literally within walking distance of each other. can you really commit to me that both of these stores are going to remain open at full present capacity? >>? and what about other duplicate retail scores? >> thank you, senator. a couple of things that would come into play there. we have not suggested any change per se in the use of the metro pcs, boost, and virgin brands. they serve very di

be going?”speak donald trump has just touched down her shoes. as we speak donald trump hasjust touched down in her shoes. as we speak donald trump has just touched down in quebec. her shoes. as we speak donald trump hasjust touched down in quebec. he hasjust touched down in quebec. he has refused to have a bilateral meeting with her but he has agreed to meet with emmanuel macron of france and justin trudeau of canada. it isa france and justin trudeau of canada. it is a bit embarrassing for the prime minister that she will not get her own meeting. she has been described as a bit schoolteacher —ish and priggish. we are heading close into the summer drinks season where mps will be pressing the fresh and drinking warm prosecco as the saying goes. last year there was a real moment of danger with talk of a leadership challenge. thank you for your time. more concerns have been raised about the safety of football fans at the world cup in russia, which begins next week. an estimated 10,000 british suppor

or could be enhance? you could have multiple commercial companies or nonprofits or universities competing to provide ssa and t2 two space operators and you want competition drives down price and increases competition that is the model that works ultimately the people that pay for the subscription of the operators it is also true we have to balance that idea that we don't want to drive people to other countries for their ssa having people united states pay for a subscription or fees. it is a balancing act we want to be preeminent with ssa and stm but also have commercial capabilities in a competitive environment to drive down cost and increase innovation it's very early in the process that we need to think through i'm happy to be a part of it. >> i agree with the administrator just said. but at the end of the day they need to do it or license the private sector to do it. so either model and concept could work you need a government interface. shouldn't be on rival mung -- unbridled to the private sector i t

remains to be seen and perhaps a g. seven meeting maybe one of those vehicles to work that out to try and what it the trauma ministration to govern eyes in the national or whether that happens in other question but it may be that those attempts to prevent iran from getting in yes you will fully. and the subject have what do you think about india's prospects for continuing to do business with iran they of course have a very long standing relationship and we had from the indian foreign minister just days before the summit that no country can put pressure on them when it comes to doing business with other countries. bottom of the candidate it used to be americans i think you know if you don't lend india to do you aren't. because it's practical and the only influential and important player in the region. what i think is going to happen is that the american values. and they're all on my back to make exceptions on a case by case basis part of the. issues and so on. and i think. there's not much that the americans are going to

great to be up to be a part of the panel. you mentioned this is part of the emerging, reemerging, strategy that we have used it as forcing function for building readiness and as an example, it recently returned to being a war fighting organization at the math level, 4 formation for the last several years because of many things general wallish rr had talked-- wallish talked about, the aid was the largest war fighting organization, largest on the st the expeditionary force was not going to be assigned mission to fight at that level. this is really reenergized an effort to-- with it not to the nss and nds that this is really telling us to build the capability, rebuild the capability on the east coast to have a war fighting organization. again, creates some challenges, but i think there is far more opportunities to reinvigorate that war fighting focus out of the complex. carolina mag taf is very much excited about the opportunity there to rediscover some of the things that we all, we three, in particular, grew up with in the mari

i think there are some key insights that can be found in the data, but football will always be thoseking the decisions. at the end, what technology is really for is only to support. but at the end it's — are you a big football fan? i'm a big football fan. at the end, the 22 players plus the referee, they are the main actors — 90 minutes — maybe penalty shoot—out. germany— england, maybe. so that's the excitement. and i think technology can only add additional help, optimise processes, optimise or provide additional information — that's what technology is about. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was a week which asus announced a phone so powerful they offered a cooling fan that clips onto it. microsoft sunk a data centre off the coast of 0rkey to test cooling efficiency. and facebook said it it's developed state—point liquid cooling that could allow it to put data centres in the desert. facebook needs cooling off after the week it's had. the cambridge analytica boss was again grilled by mps about its use of data gleaned from facebook users, and facebook itself was accused of h

, i think, wanting to be seen to be taking the initiative, ithink, and wanting to be seen to be takingmething that will capture the imagination to create a bit of a breakthrough in the logjam. but despite the fact that there is a certain flourish to this rhetoric, there is presumably some important truth behind it, that there is a lot to be lost out of not actually co—operating in this area. it is one of the areas which has been the least controversial in terms of relationships between us and the continent. and i suppose, to be fair it is also the front page of the express as well. tough talking theresa may warns brussels. it is also one thing which all sides within the conservative party on this debate can absolutely agree on. there is less of an argument then there is over economics. on this eve ryo ne there is over economics. on this everyone is on the same page. pretty much, although there may be a slight sting in the tail about the other side of the security calling, if you like, which is the legal aspects of it. there is some mention in the times about... if we are to get the kin

the prime minister is to be asked to resign in jordan due the prime minister is to be asked to resigne military officials in north korea are reported to have been removed from their posts days before the summit between kim jong—un and president trump. officials in seoul and the us say the defence chief pak yong sik, seen here, the chief of general staff and the director of the army's political bureau have all been replaced. security is tight in portland, 0regon, where rival demonstrations are being held. the rallies are by black—clad antifascists, known as antifa, and right—wing protestors in support of donald trump. it comes nearly a year after thousands converged on the city to protest against a pro—trump rally held shortly after a fatal racially motivated stabbing. thousands of women diagnosed with the most common form of early breast cancer may soon be able to avoid the agony of chemotherapy. a study suggests almost three—quarters of women at intermediate risk of the disease recurring can safely be treated with hormone therapy after surgery. juliet fitzpatrick is now in recovery a

customers are asking this being asked... isa customers are asking this being asked... are using one third more water than usual, leading to more outages than usual, and they are asking everyone —— act neighbourly. they may be forced to introduce a hosepipe ban on monday. they have asked people not to wash their cars or take baths this weekend. a band is already in place in northern ireland, coming into effect on friday evening, and is the first to be imposed in the nation for nearly quarter of a century. the problem is not a lack of water, many reservoirs are actually nearly full after a rainy spring. however, huge spikes mean companies are struggling to treat the water quick enough so it is ready to be supplied to our homes. the problem we have is that people are watering gardens, using so people are watering gardens, using so much more water, that is going out of the pacts as fast as we didn't he get it. don't forget, some of those parts are enormous, some of them go down to about that size, certainly on an individual street. that size will not get any bigger, we can

it could be 55, it could be 45. that we go ahead and reduce the budget for at least year two, say $6 million? >> b.l.a. turn the mic on. >> to clarify, what our number is, if you were to civilianize 50 of the 68 positions that the police department said could potentially be civilianized, the year one cost would be about -- a little bit more than $3 million based on six months higher date. the year two costs would be about $7.1, $7.2 million, that's for 50 positions. we want to be clear. i think there's been a little bit of discussion. that's 50 civilian positions replacing up to 100 police positions that are going through the academy. and i also wanted to be clear that the reason that we're saying that is that we believe that there are other staffing options that get more police out on the street. >> and i'm not arguing with that. i just wanted to -- i'm just taking one piece. >> if you are taking that piece, the second year savings is $6 million. >> ok. and $6 million that i'd like to reduce from the second year bu

let me be clear to the house. i think what he's trying to talk about is the backdoor arrangement we have agreed. let me be very clear what this is. this is an arrangement that will be put in place in the circumstances in which it is not possible to put the future new customs arrangement in place by the third of january 2021, and it is there to ensure that if that is, if those arrangements are not in place that we are able to continue on the basis that there is no hard border between ireland and northern ireland. we are working to make sure future custom arrangement deal with no hard border. we don't want to backstop to be necessary. we are working to ensure we can have future customs arrangement in place on the first of januar. >> mr. speaker not sure if this is a back stop for a back slide that she is talking about. >> last week i asked the prime minister, i said to bring the subject up again, it'srobabl quite painful, but when is the brexit paper going to be published? is it safe it would be published before the

and the consensus seems to be that this could actually be very, very serious.s could be very, very, very bad for the president. donald trump and his children were board members of the foundation. they could potentially be in significant trouble here. the new york attorney general i should say brought this as a civil complaint. this lawsuit is a civil complaint. last night when i was talking about it i referred to it as a criminal complaint. that's my mistake. it's a civil complaint involving the trump foundation. but the reason i was confused about it, the reason i got it wrong, is because there's this civil lawsuit but the new york attorney general also has referred the allegations in the civil lawsuit to federal authorities, specifically to the federal election commission and to the irs. she also copied her referral to the justice department's public integrity section. the person who ran the division of the irs that oversees non-profits during the clinton and bush administrations, he told "the new york times" that there have been several cases where people ha

are they now being reunited?ldren and the parents have been held by two different agencies. so far, we think up to 2000 of the children have not been reunited with their pa rents have not been reunited with their parents and that remains a real worry for all of those protesters. it's another reason that they are on the streets. but it also gives you an idea of how important and how hot an idea of how important and how hot a topic immigration is going to be when the congressional elections coming november. already, the mid—term elections have fired a lot of people up and there is an increasingly divisive atmosphere happening inside this country, which means this could turn out to be yet another nasty election for america. the headlines on bbc news... four young men have died — and a teenage girl is left critically ill after a collision involving a car and a taxi in leeds. patients in england may no longer be able to have some procedures that are deemed "ineffective or risky", including tonsil removal and haemorrho

it could be top of the list to be the pick. any of these people? do you have any reason to believe that any of these people does not want to overturn roe v. wade? >> i don't have any reason to believe so. >> we're not arguing. we all want the same open discussion you want. that discussion will take place. but in the spirit of transparency here -- >> you're asking me. >> a whole host of issues. >> and they are important to many of the people who ended up voting for donald trump. particularly evangelicals, including abortion. i don't think there's any debate about that. do you? >> no. there's no debate about that. look, the supreme court issue was such a big issue during the 2016 campaign, as you guys know. polling shows that. president trump owes the victory towards having a clear, concise message on the supreme court issue. and that's what helped him get the victory. >> all we're trying to do tkprb you keep saying there is a clear, concise message. what is the message? the message is that roe v. wade will be overturned. >> we'll have a nominee that

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of who can be conserved. there will be an increase in the population if they need help. it expands the definition who can be conserve. that would lead more work on top of the 500 cases existing now with the current definition. >> supervisor cohen: i need to take a moment. i have not read the legislation. i'm going to ask in my aide bring me a copy of it. i will review it. the b.l.a. believes this position is budgeted for next fiscal year. does that give enough time for you and your lawyers to address a staffing issue in the future? i actually think that there's a lot of credence to the argument made. you're asking for three positions. is that right? >> i am. >> supervisor cohen: i think that the b.l.a. made recommendation of denying one. maybe we put it on reserve and come back and revisit it. i don't know what the exact is. i do think that it's like -- you know when you buy goldfish and you got to put if in the water and you put if in a bigger tank. you know what i'm talking about dennis? >> i'm listening. >

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will be cut.s are difficult but necessary as tesla runs up production on its model 3. the company is also trying to become profitable. it does not involve factory workers in fremont. we will continue to watch that situation. >>> the bay area is going to get 2000 more response to charge electric cars. $6 million in funding will install 134 locations, including workplaces, schools, transportation hubs, and apartment buildings. a local nonprofit solar energy company also received $56,000 to fund the project in low income communities. the funding came from a four dollar car registration fee put in place in part to support clean air vehicles here in the bay area. >>> we are talking about the big merger between at&t and time warner. analysts are saying it could spark more consolidation in the media industry. >>> keeping bike lanes clean in san francisco, will tell you about the new street sweepers rolling out today in the city. it is specifically for bike lanes. >>> it is an exciting morning for soccer

also be introducing. ultimately, it could -- the one vision where ultimately this could go is to bring in the policy aspects to this. we'll be a travel demand agency, supporting people's transportation and there could be ways to incorporate incentives and rewards and things like that into this type of technology. the next steps for each of these projects involve, first of all, for the toll system, eric talked about that. there ultimately -- he will be bringing a request for proposals for the toll integration system, which is the main design piece of the toll system and there's also the civil engineering that is going on. for this a.v. shuttle demonstration, we'll bring you a proposal of the design of the shuttle service itself, so looking at the different service options and also looking at the different partnerships and community involvement, stake holder involvement, that we can bring. and we'll also, probably along with the transit pass discussion, bring more ideas related to this multimodal integratio

be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. @nkem|fejika. and i will be spending the next month tweeting about nigeria winning the world cup. peruse at your peril. the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. in fact, we are expecting some rain, on and off rain across northern parts of the uk. there could even be somer thunder and lightning. but the good news is it is not going to be lightning all through the weekend. i think we will all get at least some sunshine. let's have a look at the satellite image. a lot of cloud across the uk right now and, in fact, this area of cloud here is racing in our direction and will be moving through the rest of the night and into saturday morning, and that is responsible for the showers. here is the forecast through the early hours of saturday. showers getting into northern ireland, some into wales, the north—west of england and northwest scotland. we will have some rain overnight and then towards the east and south, it is looking drier. the temperatures first thing on saturday

to be very ample. we could and should repeal the floor settlement so that unauthorized immigrant families can be kept together pending any proceedings which would ensure the integrity of the family unit and i point out that my amendment in february would have done just that. if my collieses had voted for it, streamers would have a pass -- a pathway to citizenship. sen. heller: on legislation to address the issue. we can get a draft introduced and passed if there is a willingness to do it. i hope my colleagues will join sen. flake: the effort to end family separation and do it immediately. colleagues want to see senator feinstein acted. -- result and that would be the codification of the catch and release policies. her bill would effectively hamstring the ability of prosecuting individuals for illegal entry because any border crosser would claim to be in a and of course, once all imagine how like the to show up to trial or criminal court proceedings. if my colleagues are serious about the issue, i hope

that can be a cross agriculture and it can also be in oururban cross agriculture and it can also be inhensive, does that give us a wake—up call about comprehensive, does that give us a wa ke—up call about what comprehensive, does that give us a wake—up call about what we have to do as wake—up call about what we have to doasa wake—up call about what we have to do as a country? absolutely. 0bviously do as a country? absolutely. obviously the study is comprehensive, but there are also a number of these native animals very still don't have an awful lot of information, one of the things he would like to encourage people to do is actually to help us record the presence of those animals and submit those records with the momo out tracker and if we improve our knowledge they will have a better understanding of the type of issues affecting them and the type of action that we need to take to co nse rve action that we need to take to conserve them. but certainly helps concentrate about additional activities that we need to take forward and put our efforts and focus. it has to be a collaborative ef

of the road to be. in the group be. alone will show you later the total of portuguese who are going to finish second in the room of a more of the majesty united manager's predictions you can just head over to our website dot com also if you think you know better you can challenge just head to facebook or twitter and use the hash tag match merino meanwhile or well let's get back to what we're expecting right here on r.t. international now be our russian president vladimir putin and his televised q. and a in which he feels questions from the public let's drop in. twenty full you. get to the reading yet and search radio stations do as you still do the radio russia and this is and recondition and clean man of our carlos in the calls process he said in that area you were at thirty on the remix of a good afternoon good afternoon and so this is the first. q. and a session since putin had been going you had become president of the russian federation we have received over two million questions from you already audience many topi

it has to be -- it will be fixed. but this is what is keeping the individual companies so far from moving. i don't want to excuse them. the prices are their prices. they set their prices. they're accountable for that. but the channel is definitely not making it easier. >> okay. and i just think that the concern in all of this is how is this -- does it get passed on in the form of savings to the ultimate consumer, to the beneficiary. and then a follow-up question would be how could that reduction in list prices be sustained over time? >> so there -- so we're, of course, not counting on just voluntary reductions in price. it would be nice if that happens based on them seeing this is the northbound train, this is where it's going. we are going to lower list prices. better negotiations. lower net prices in this country. get on the train. get a competitive advantage by moving there first. that's the idea. but our plan will be reversing the incentives to ever increasing list prices. i mentioned to chairman hatch. that means

not being the one that's not wanting to be the kind of bank that it has been. decline has been ongoing for a long time. you think, what could it possibly do to keep going in the future. from a strategic plan, it is difficult to say. can't ring they themselves to cut their investment bank very heavily. they are afraid of not being up to generate revenues in the future. on the other hand, it ties up enormous amount of capital. matt: that is an excellent way to put it. a big conundrum. thank you so much for joining us. geoffrey smith on this developing story. we will continue to cover it for you. after the incredible plummet in the shares yesterday, we watch the shares and the debt today. , not going to ask you specifically about the woes at deutsche bank but you've got not only the credit rating cut here, you had credit rating cuts for italian banks yesterday. european banks are trading well below book value still. over bye italy taking populist regime and the toppling woesain, do these ranking really add to concerns to the currency? >> they do weigh on it. we ha

we also don't mind being six if need be. and stories that shape the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of a possible war crimes that. the world cup gets underway in moscow just four days to go before biggest event kicks off here in russia. here in moscow very good evening my name is neil harvey this is r.t. . the us president donald trump has touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea. to singapore airport in the last few hours will meet the north korean leader kim jong un on tuesday the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a u.s. president and a leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit derives several hours earlier on china play. the north korean leader's accommodation in singapore has been kept top secret i think but reporters did spot guards in six jogging around a motorcade near the st regis hotel surely can only mean one thing people putting tw

it may be reduced by driverless cars and that would be a good thing. there is no doubt that this emerging technology has a potential to enhance safety and mobility. we to reduce congestion and improve access. but realizing these benefits will depend on two important things. number one, how the technology is deployed, and also how much we invest to ensure that our streets are ready for this new technology. one of our major goals should be to avoid the mistakes so the last century, the cars are deployed into the community's without any infrastructure standards for traffic devices, safety protocols, the environment of protection that we only later realized were essential. our hearing today will help us better understand how we can prepare for this. so that we can realize its potential benefits. but also, minimize the cost associated with cutting corners in our zeal to see this exciting technology deployed. we need a better understanding readiness of this structure and our traffic controls. for instance, we know that autonomous vehicles can have difficulty

i know you will be there, alex. >> i will be on hand. i know a lot of other folks will be as well. dub fans have become parade veterans. there are going to be a few things different. this will be more of an interactive parade, a chance for tends to get much closer to the action. we are at the beginning of the parade route. barricades are out in preparation for tomorrow's celebration picked the warriors' victory parade kicks off at 11 am tomorrow. by some estimates, there could be as many as 1 million people on hand for the party celebrating the dubs' third nba title in the past four years. one big change, there will not be a rally following tomorrow's parade as we have seen in years past. the city says the fans are going to have a chance to get up close and hear from their favorite players, steph, clay, draymond, and katy -- kd as well as a lot of warriors legends for the celebration. with that in mind, the organizers say if you want to bring banners or signs when you come down here, they cannot be larger than 18 inches by 18 inches just to make sure you don't block someone else's

going to be.artificial intelligence and something like that was about is that there's going to be a seventh member of the crew this time for the first time humanity ascend artificial intelligence up into space simon and. simon as you can think of it as being basically a five kilogram big ball of five kilogram heavy five kilograms having more or less sort of siri or alexa as you say like cereal on my phone or yeah it's small it's what it is i.b.m.'s watson it's the watson ai it was it was designed together with airbus and one of the most interesting things in this is actually an experiment in and of itself simon will be doing things on board on board the i assess but simon will also be there as an experiment in another self the question is how will the human crew interact with them now this is a very important question longer term when we're talking about longer missions where humans and machines will have to interact with each other over longer periods of time will the crew accept him as a full cr

this is about to be really hard fought. this is about to be exciting. and the way things are exciting when they are both important and you legitimate jath mittly don't know how they're going to turn out. and this has the additional excitement behind it because this might turn thought the way that may turn out how hard you work on it. and there aren't that many american political problems that happen in the short-term that are very specific, that have a very clear outcome and you might be involved, but this is one of them. the reason anthony kennedy's retirement felt like such an earthquake today, the reason a lot of observers are saying this is the biggest political earthquake since the election of trump and the subsequent revelation that a foreign advocacy had a role in helping trump, the reason it's being seen as a once in a lifetime showstopping political moment, particularly for democrats is not necessarily because of anything about anthony kennedy. it's because of this. conservative justice antonin scalia died 2017. president obama picked a centris

there will be public meetings. when it will those meetings be, and what is the process, going forward, and what when do you think ultimately, this san francisco county transportation authority will be in a position to make a final decision? >> thank you for the question mr chairman. we have a public meeting on tuesday night at the green room across the street in the veteran building. tuesday at six, i believe. and then we intend to respond to a number of boards and commissions over the following few weeks. planning commission is as early as june and other boards are coming up. we want to make sure, since this is our recommendation at this point, we want to make sure we are hearing from the public and other agencies and their feedback on that recommendation before the city takes a final position. however, what we hope to do, given that, and given that the initial feedback from our sister agencies has been quite positive, to date, we would like to get to you, as a board, and to the mayor, either in late july, or righ

it could be possible. i mean, we have an officer -- >> supervisor cohen: it's not impossible. >> it's not impossible. we have an obligation to keep the airport staff for obvious safety related reasons, and we have gotten up to staffing for the first time at the airport, so we'd like to keep it that way, but to answer your question, it's not impossible, but we'd like to keep the airport properly staffed. >> supervisor cohen: okay. you can go ahead. continue. >> okay. so i'm going to go back to next -- the next slide, which is, again, the 250 broken-down. so this is just kind of the narrative of how the -- those 250 officers are broken-down. as you saw on the last slide, that's 145 new sworn positions, which is 50 sworn in each of the first two years, 45 in the third. so out of the 250 that we're requesting, 80 have already been funded and are in training, and 25 of the 250 will be the civilianized positions that we've discussed on friday. we've identified where those officers -- once we authorize and can hi

we want to be the stupid country. we want to be the smart country.ss forthright in canada. really talking about the immigration problem that we were discussing earlier. the controversial practice there of separating children from their pa rents separating children from their parents when they are entering the us illegally. president trump discussing trade barriers as well. i am sure there will be more reporting on that a little bit later. it is 5:48pm. let us turn to one of the other big stories. suicide is the single biggest killer of men under the age of 45 in the uk. james wentworth—stanley was 21 when he took his own life, he'd been suffering from depression. today, a new support centre in liverpoool named after him was opened by the duke of cambridge. james' place will provide therapy for men experiencing depression and suicidal thoughts. our correspondent tim muffett has been to visit the centre with james's family. almost 12 years after his death, james' place is about to open. wow, what a change! james was my older brother. he had a relativel