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last oryear's exp reached record volumes, which may be one reason why it's not being started with retaliatory >> if you think of the pork industry like a pig, more than a quarter of it is exports. 40% of that is mexico and china. that's the problem. mexicoams ica's largest international buyer by volume of amer san pork,ond largest by the amount of mon it spends. $1.5 billion last year.ht china is r behind it. >> our producers depend on glob markets, and we need those global marketssfo be succes as an industry. >> reporter: there is a lot of trump supporters here at the world pork expo. despite the tariffs, you would be hard pressed to find, we'll be stronger coming out of this. >> i'm sure it will have some effect, but on the other hand we need fair play in this dealing, straight across the board, so i guess i support our president that policy. >> reporter: still, tariffs may make u.s. pork less competitive at a time when supplies are up andduction is at record levels. with less bacon going abroad, more of it will stay home, prices will go down, and at least that will be good news for consume

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s expe but then, the unlikely figure of marcus volleyed. w absolute delirium.therad an eye on the group game going on, because i iceland winner would be bad news for them. they hunted the gold they needed. croatia's scored winner. group c, this was much more straightforward. peru were already out and had already snuffed out australia's hopes. france are through denmark needed a point against them. that is just what they got. the first goal-lessraat the world cup was a terrible match. the french are going to kick things off in the last 16. they are first up against argentina on saturday. what a match that promises to. denmark against croatia. on wednesday, we will see how brazil and germany get on. seven of eight teams involved, still with chances of reaching the knockout stage. >> plenty of excitement still to come. thanks for watching. >> with the bbc news a, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app

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ex-expe experts say this could take years if the talks are going to move in the right direction. trump says he would like to see a normalizing of talks. he insists the singapore summit is not just talks. >> this is not just a photo-op. minimum start with a good relationship. that is important to the ultimate making of the deal. i would love to say it could happen in one deal. maybe it can. >> reporter: we have to remember this is a very complex issue that previous u.s. administrations have failed to deliver. obviously there are experts out there who believe kim jong-un will never fully give up the nuclear weapons program. they are vital to the regime and to his leadership. dave. >> anna coren live in tokyo. thank you. >>> a long time senate staffer arrested for allegedly lying to federal agents in a probe of unauthorized leaks. 59-year-old james wolfe, the former security director for the committee. he lied about his contacts with three reporters. in some cases, using an encrypted messages app. he worked under leadership of both parties since 1997 before leaving in 2017. he is du

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expe to low the rr to light up their new waterfront arena. >>> know -- no restrictions. officials are likely to allow a large video screen on the outside of the chase center. can you see sdkyranger overhead. they'll also likely allow an illuminated logo on the roof. set to discuss any impact the lights may have on people who live near the area, whichs right, a few blocks from at&t park. >>> now you can tour the white house without ever leaving your house. a new phone app is giving you a virtual tour inside around the president's residence. it is called wh experience and was released today by white house historical association. it features three separate educational tours, including a walking tour through the president's neighborhood. >> you can use this app to walk around president's park in the neighborhood and look at the white house and understand the different rooms and vantage points from your app. the app will bring the white house to life f you. >> the wh experience is available to iphone and android users. >>> okay. ditching the swimsuit and evening gowns. >>> an

. >> it exp that answer and hope to get it today, if not tomorrow. >> reporter: and in staunton, v.a., there have been serious >> accusations young people have been restrained, sometimes without clothes and sometimes hoods over their head.ia virg governor, ralph northam says they interviewed several of the children living there. >> we are paying attention to and haveoi an o investigation. >> reporter: back in bristow the senator talking through several roadway interruptions as he ended his remarks, neighbor, andrew olsen, walking across the street to express his frustration on the issue. >> yeah, okay, run away! >> reporter: that intersection with the senator proof1500 miles from the u.s. border to mexico, this is a deeply divisive issue one that parspars lot of emotion. news4. >>> sayts democ are united on the immigration policy, warner vowed to veep theginia national guard off the southern border uovil thenment reunites children with parents andtop separating families. >> i have looked at it. it is very vague. still a number of children -- congress needs to put politics aside and co

are expe >>> san francisco mayor elect london breed spoke at a church in san francisco, where she hasttended church since she was a teenager. >> we have work to do. we have homeless people sleeping in our streets who are mentally ill and badly objected -- addicted to drugs. we have work to do. when i am pushing for something -- >> yesterday, breed talked about some of her priorities as mayor. she also thanked the congregation for their support during her campaign. the 43-year-old claimed victory last wednesday after narrow win over former state senator, mark leno. >>> a plan to connect every home and business with high- speed internet in san francisco has been put on hold. according to the examiner, the outgoing mayor decided not to place an initiative on the november ballot to pay for that internet project. a survey found that a tax measure to pay for the project does not have strong supports from voters. mark farrell has said more than 500,000 people still don't have internet in their homes. >>> a city supervisor has a plan to boost recycling efforts. 60% of the waste headed to land

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critics say would make the bridge tolls too expe the toonheden gaidge willnot be the measure. >>> san francisco voters will decide whether to ban menthol cigarettes. the advocates say that the flavors of bubblegum and mango are designed to entice young people. the campaign urging voters to reject the ban is primarily funded by e r.j. reynolds tobacco company. >>> we want to know what is sending you to the polls today. our question of the day is which contest are you most rest day. 48% say the race for governor in29% say measure 3 with the bridge toll increases. 10% say you have an interest in the judge aaron persky recall. i believe that wraps up with 13% saying it is a race for the san francisco mayor that has you most interested. d thoughts we will check your responses through the day to share them with you at 9:30 am. -- 9:30 pm. >>> stay is here for ktvu or ktvu plus forour covera. we will also have complete coverage at ktvu fox. tomorrow morning we recap on mornings on 2 all of the close races and some may not yet be decided by that time. >> the day after election day is my favor

. >> this is what the residents of san francisco ll expe and that ultimately is going to be great for our city long- term.>> reporter: he has not endorsed any candidate, and is not saying how he intends to vote, he does say he has talked to the major candidates, sitting up transition offices for the new mayor inside city hall, and while he is already looking forward to time with his family, he does say that leaving city hall will be bittersweet.>> i think i will be -- i have been a lot more effective in the executive position as a mayor, these past six months, we have been able to do a ton for the city of sin disco. >> reporter: the ne likely to be sworn in sometime around july 11, looking forward to work with the next mayor during what is likely a short transition..hat although he is running for office now, he is not ruling out running for public office somewhere down the road. >>> a lot of talk over whether or not president trump could pardon himself if he is charged in the rush investigation, the president weighed saying he has the absolute right to do so, but adding that he won't

. >> reporter: not so says other expe experts. >> experts told us there has been a relatively small impactrom pulling out of the iran nuclear deal so far in the order of about 3 to 5 cents a gallon extra. >> reporter: rising prices is nothing new. the price has increased by 50 cents a gallon over the last several months. >> the driving factor is opec limited the supply of oil in 2016. that has been study driving prices up since late 2016. >> reporter: another factor is a strong global economy which drives up demand. as far as schumer's claim, factcheck.org says it's a political ploy to blame it on the president. >> president trump was a frequent critic of president obama when prices were going up under hisse administration. >> reporter: the energy information administration predicts it will range from $2.90 to $3 a gallon over the summer. >>> a homecoming together for international astronauts. three returned to earth this morning after nearly half a year in space. they researched laboratory in space. they completed hundreds of experiments while they were there, including a study of the aff

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the expe the bellwethers that the experts in foreign relations that you can say that.rs underst truth can play an important role. >> laura: an interesting analysis at cnn today. >> there would be a call for impeachment, and it would be the worst thing in the world at the democratic president not just sat down but gave all the pomp and circumstance, that diplomatic bells and whistles, that president trump gave to kim. not just rhetorically but the flag, placed on equal footing to the american flag, things like that. >> laura: byron. that. president obama opened relations with cuba and he was not engaged. on thec, there thing we to remem which is the rhetoric was actually backed up with a credible threat of force. remember how we heard some people say or on the korean peninsula was not an option, that it was impeccable. >> laura: they made a calculation. >> they wer going through military options they had to have kim jong un believe that they were seriously considering those military options before kim would move to this point. 50 wasn't important in the end for this pre

10 intersections and the infrastructure upgrades are now all in place and 97% of the prapriated or exp or encumbed as near as we can tell at this point. and the last slide i can take us to is the changery slide. rather than go through specifics there, i can answer questions. that concludesy presenon. >> ms. chu: thank you, mr. thomas >> mr. hughes: as a liaison from the committee to this bond, i met with mr. thomas and his staff on april 16 of this year. and without belaboring this too much, i'll just run through some of the thing that we touched on at that time. on road repaving and street safety bond -- first of all i want to preface it with you have either reached the goals that were set out at the time of the ballot measure ed on those complete. and those that arepending, are pending completion are very close to the original anls that were met. so on road repaving the street savings bond, you were at % of the goals had been reached as of that time. and it is currently projected that you will meet or exceed the original goals set out at the time of passage. so, thank you. and to you

it's created danger we didn't expe tonight. this a district that hillary clinton carried. if democrats fail to get a candidate here, if they were to fail as well in 48, that looks like their worst case scenario in california. if they were to fail to get two candidates in two races on the ballot in clinton's districts, we can show you the governor's race in california, you can see ansco mayor has ber san declared the winner, he's the lieutenant governor now. who will face him? you see here john cox to the extent republicans were coalescing around a candidate, it was cox. he moved from illinois just a few years ago. he'd run for office about half a dozen times in illinois. didn't win, was becoming a perennial candidate out there, he's moved out to california and esblished his own politil base out there. for lack of any other candidate, republicans decided in the last few weeks, we need a candidate, let's put him up there. let's see what happens when more democratic areas come in. one of the other candidates, there are so many in this race, one of the other candidates is the

you expe tuy continue? because again cnn is reporting the white house is prepping pardons for at least 30 people. >> we know with this president when we think there's a hardfas something he takes a diversion. i do think that the celebrity aspect is a big piece of this. i would not diminish that. however, the component where it is people who have polit connections and also i'd create a third bucket, which is people who have cas that were involved with prosecutors or investigators who he wants to get back at. you know, you saw a case inuf involving a southern district prosecution where he talked about doing a pardon. martha stewart was a person she celebrity connection.s a i think this is one of the few powers t president has discovered that he has that is just unadulterated, essentially. it is just up to him. there are processes that are smoeds to take place. obviously ms. johnson's casebee repeatedly and denied byhe obama administration. the president has decided to go around the process and do it himself.

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so i have some real concerns to the exp tend we're exchanging in rhetoric or actual actions that increasetween the u.s. and china. american businesses and american consumers might very well draw the short straw. >> let's switch gears and talk about the summit with north korea, the possible summit, shall we say. you served as ambassador to singapore. tell us why that's a good place for a summit between president trump and kim jong-un. >> well it's an ideal location for this type of meeting. singapore is a young country, only been independent for about 53 years now, but over that time they have very carefully and deliberately, i think, developed a reputation as a place where east meets west. singapore is a strategic partner of the united states and has been for many years. but they're also a place that has maintained diplomatic relations with north korea. they have a north korean embassy, very active ambassador there and engage in diplomacy in pong yan pyongyang. it's a place that has hosted very important high-stakes summits in the past. in 2015, they hosted a historic meeting between pres

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i thinket anybodycould have exp. of the line. >> reporter: the pair acting like new best friends. repeatedly shaking h exchanging pleasantries. >> really he's got a great personality. he's a -- he's a funny guy. he's a very smart guy. he's a great negotiator. he loves his peopl not that i'm surprised by that. >> reporter: the president praising a dictator responsible for killing his own uncle and half brother and imprisoning thousands of his own people for decent and detaining american tizens and responsible for the detention and death of american college student otto warmbier. >> i really think that otto is someone who did not die in vain. i told them to his parents. especially young man and i have to say special parents. special people. otto did not die in vain. he had a lot to do with us being here today. >> at one point trump complimenting the brutal way kim has run north korea since taking power. >> he's very talented. anybody that takes over a situation like he did at 26 years o is able to run it and run it tough -- >> reporter: trump declaring the talks a success and announ

donald p of exp ted by this. just one thing i will say politically, people have not thought much about this, trump in 2016 bylvania about 69,000 votes. he got a decent number of votes in the suburbs outside of philadelphia where the eagles are worshiped. on top of everything else that is dumb about this, it is a me politically. people in philadelphia, he was not popular in elphad to begin with, but he is ministry illinois people even more with this pminded move of his. amy: you wrote a book with humidity of malcolm tickets and chris long brought me back." you might easily see them walking the halls of the state legislature lobbying around issues of criminal justice and isonpreform. will bunch, out of the queue -- >> they are great guys. amy: i want to thank you for being with us. will bunch is a longtime columnist for "the philadelphia daily news." his latest column is headlined "the week trwent fl dictator and no one tried to stop him." when we e come back, we go to te border. some rare video in i'acourtroom. wh

and you sometimes get insurgency that you expe and weaw last night. great to have you on the program. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: meanwhile, progressives took home other big wins last night. bell gellis the former head of the naacp beat his opponent for the maryland gubernatorial nomination. the colorado congressman polis took the demt primary. if elected in november, he woulde the nation's first openly gay governor. top, t trump-back candidates came out on top in south carolina. a hotly contested congressional primary in new york. for more on all of it, all the take-hom from lt night, the r.n.c. spokesperson kayleigh mcenany in the house. jaime harrison, associate chair of the d.n.c. and former chair of the house democratic party. also in the house. great to have you both. i want to go to the president trump backed candidates and the victories last night. >> president trump is a lightning rod across the country politically speaking. we see that in each and every one of the races. if you get his endorsement a good chance you win the nomination. i