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d. ok we have one match in particular argentina in nigeria right now in group d. nigeria have the upper hand on argentina so argentina and lionel messi are in a must win situation now messi in case you're not quite up to speed he had once retired from his national side stating he just can't get it done. in the finals because there were always the bridesmaid never the bride you know when he was you know on the field with his side so this could very well be his last match in an argentina jersey and other nigerians a super eagles they want to retire him so i think this is going to be a very exciting match they do what they're familiar foes they've played a lot in friendlies where nigeria has been victorious on that on the world cup stage unfortunately they've conceded a lot of goals and are argentina has always prevailed at the end of the day so we'll see if this is if they make history tonight you know suddenly i'm i'm feeling nigeria i'm going to the super eagles fill in a lot of things so bad to germany getting up for their final group stage match what can we expec

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d not like it. what i i did say is -- i think t is very provocative. i haveo tell you, jennifer,t is a very prorovocative situati. when i see that and you have a country right next door -- so under the circumstances that we are negotiating a very conference of, complete deal. i think it is inappropriate to be having war games.s. number one, we save momoney. a a lot. number two, it really is something that i think they very much appreciated. amy: that is president trump speaking against the backdrop of the logo of this summit, which is a combination in a circle of the american and north korean flags. this is democracy now! when we come bacack, we will continue with tim shorrock who is right now in singapore and we will be joined by one of the leading scholars on korea, bruce cumings, as well as christine ahn, who is been working on the issue of korea herself for many years. this is democracy now! back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and pere i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. ,e are still with tim shorrock w

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the president's tweets signal that he believes that the fbi,d have told him that paul manafort was under investigation before he was fired as the campaign chairman. he goes onto suggest that comey and the boys were doing a number on paul manafort. that doesn't line up with the time line. we know it's been widely reported that surveillance of paul manafort didn't begin until after he left the trump campaign so how the fbi or department of justice would have known to tell trump that he was under investigation would haven impossible. >> thank you. i want to get straight to our panel now. david, have any of the four u.s. presidents you worked for, specifically nixon and clinton, did they believe they could pardon themselves? >> i never heard it discussed. it's the first time. i do believe that president nixon argued as he told david frost after he had to leave office that he thought whatever a president does in the legal field is by definition legal. the president is -- you may say the president is above the law but he has a right to call off an investigation and not answer questions and all

should not have been depending on prop d as we actually have learned our lesson before. but my question to you is the 27 million that we are trying to negotiate with the state now, that is going to be -- that will then pay for the rapid rehousing, for the housing bsi pool, and the t.a.y. gaf nation center, because these 27 million were earmarked for homeless services, and these are homeless services that will t be a to fund because prop d didn'pass. so i am assuming the 27 million will go to fund these three items that we're unable to fund. >> thank you for the question. under the parameters of the legislation, but we have identified these as priorities through resolutions as well as working on the budget. this conversation will evolve and evolve quickly over the next week. the priorities that have been stated, i'm open to hearing others, but i -- we're digging into the parameters of that state funding, what it can and can't be spend on, and the par a a -- parameters that it will need to be spent. we are evaluating the parameters, and we'll get back to you, but i recogni

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but i presume the total wage increase including base pay as wagess other element of 3%.d have risen close to as i said, the bank of japan is aiming at achieving 2% inflation target or price stability target while the labor productivity increase in japan is around 1%. that means that at least 3% wage increase is necessary to be pricetent with the 2% stability target. for 3%ernment request wage increase is quite appropriate. by the way, also, the government has been raising the minimum year.by 3% almost every again, this is consistent with target.e stability governor lowe, i'm interested in a conversation we had yesterday, whether or not central banks can change people's expectations and the difficulty of changing their way of thinking when they are often not wanting to pay attention to you at all. when you are trying -- how do you think about your capacity to affect the wage growth? you say that as a major focus now. is it harder to do that because we are so concerned about talking to markets that it is harder for us to talk directly to households? >> i'm not trying to talk directly to hou

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have not debated this toda. germany will be also well advised if they dodo it step by step if nenew situations occur d not being general. sarah: thank you very much, joining us with the latest from new york. you are a member of the european parliament from the german green party and have been following even at the security cououncil today. we appreciate your insight. barbara: thank you. sarah: now javier is here from the business desk with a look at the trade factor some of the g7 summit. javier: we already know even though it just began that the main topic will be trade. the g-7 focus on trade disputes, it emerged at the same time that china's trade surplus with the united states jumped 12% in may. for the first fivee months of te year china's surplus with the u.s. with more than $100 billion. that figure may reinforce washington's decision to move forward with new tariffs on tens of billions of dollars of chinese imports next week. beijing has warned those tariffs would void agreement made between the worlds largest economies over months of trade negotiations. our financial correspondent at the new york stock

and then through our household survey found thatespi d having residential permit parking, residents are still finding it difficult to find parking over 40% expressed that they have to look, more than 15 minutes for parking and end up parking more than four blocks away. so, in some, you know, through all facets of our research, finding the demand for parking far exceeds the availability and residents are still having difficulty. the next two slides address our next issue, which is finding other ways to manage parking other than r.p.p. this is a slide that you've seen before on the dog patch parking plan. this is a typical residential area. this one is in the inner sunset, you can clearly see that residential uses are clearly -- easy to put r.p.p. on the residential blocks and metered parking on the commercial corridor. however, most of that new growth is going to be captured in areas that are currently commercial and industrial. mainly on the east side of the city. typical areas like this, the dog patch, which is absorbing most of the growth at this point in time, and you can see the res