howne: jude, real quickly, quickly could things escalate from here?lking about restrictions, terrace. could this blow up to something that is marred geopolitical and get a little bit -- think investors and companies that are trying to look out six months from now need to be widening the options for what is plausible here. i would say that you are saying that -- seeing a convergence possibly of lots of security issues that are now converging with this economic battle between the u.s. and china. if you are in beijing right now, one of the key concerns they are looking at is taiwan, and if you want to ask folks in beijing what the biggest fault line is, they would say on the issue of the south china sea and taiwan, we may see these issues sort of all get bundled together. your insight.iate jude blanchette, crumpton group senior adviser and china practice lead, joining us from d.c. you can get a roundup of the stories to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. just go to dayb on your terminals. it's also available on your mobile and the bl

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans. for the children to grow up in bed last night as their i divined from the children it was some of the children we don't often it knew do have stirred. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans less and shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers paul judge on al-jazeera. now the international committee of the red cross says the ring of crisis is still considered an emergency peter moore has been visiting me a bar where he's meant to facto leader suchi more than seven hundred thousand rangar have fled me and mine the wake of a huge military crackdown last year. i saw certain houses abandoned their neighborhoods destroyed or half destroyed and i saw was so that in other parts of along the road where villages have existed before nothing much is anymore existent and the vegetation is taking over and. the landscape this observation

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans often a. place for children to grow up in but. for the children it was some of the children. who have studied. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans license shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers . on al-jazeera. lawyers representing class are in the u.a.e. have made their final arguments before the international court of justice at the hague qatar accuses its gulf neighbor of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed by the u.a.e. and three other countries last year doha says companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice barker sums up to hearing from the hague three days of hearings have now come to an end here at the hague at the un's highest court cattle had appealed to the court to consider its case a case of discrimination against the state and its people the u.a.e.

helping them and in the end doing the children are suffering one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans all funny is really no place. for children to grow up in but i defined for the children it was some of the children we don't often h.d. we do have study. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans license shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers cultured urging on al-jazeera. gaza's health minister says that two people including a thirteen year old boy have been killed by israeli gunfire the boy was reportedly shot in the head during the latest protest on the border with israel more than three hundred palestinians were injured have been weekly protests at the border since march against israeli land confiscation many demonstrators keep going back despite their injuries. and i got a look. i had three operations on my leg and a fourth one yesterday i escaped from the hospital to participate

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans.for children to grow up in but i defined for the children it was some of the children we. do have. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans license shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers paul judge urging on al-jazeera every day in australia thirty people are rescued from drowning but that job is about to get easier this summer drones will be used to help rescue stranded swimmers and to spot shocks that might be getting a little too close for comfort under thomas reports from. a drone flies over the australians as well as the rough water films in the center of the shot to swim as we've been swept out and are in serious trouble but rather than just film them the drone drops help a self inflating float to which the swimmers cling on and used to get gradually swept by the waves back into shore. it was one of these drones whi

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans. for the children to grow up in but. for the children because some of the children will. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans less and shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers. on al-jazeera. at least two soldiers and a civilian have been killed on a military base in central mali. a vehicle rigged with explosives into the base before opening fire on money and troops to the attackers were killed in ice nations condemn the attack on the tea five terror headquarters eighteen people have been killed in a head on collision between a bus and a truck in china's hunan province many more were injured after one of the vehicles reported the crossed a central divider on the rain soaked highway world health organization says around two hundred sixty thousand chinese die each year in traffic accidents. mexicans vote on sunday an elec

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans. for the children to grow up in but also. for the children because some of their children would. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans less and shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers. on al-jazeera. eighteen people have been killed in a head on collision between a bus and a truck in china's hunan province many more were injured after one of the vehicles reportedly crossed the central divide on a rain sleet highway on friday the world health organization says around two hundred sixty thousand chinese die every year in traffic accidents. every day and stray near thirty people are rescued from drowning and saving lives is about to get there is this year during the southern hemisphere summer drones will be used to help rescue stranded swimmers and to spot shocks might be getting a little too close for comfort under thomas

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and dustinjohnson wins shot of the day for this chip on the 12th hole at the st jude classic in memphis. i'm still trying to do that! hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that rafael nadal has taken another step towards an 11th french open title. the world number one beat diego schwartzman to reach the last four to set up a semi final with another argentine injuan martin del potro, plus we now know the line—up for the women's final. austin halewood wraps up thursday's action. seeing rafael nadal in trouble is something crowds at the french open aren't used to. the ten time champion lost a set for the first time since 2015 at roland garros on wednesday, but resuming a day later because of rain, nadal came back a different player. the spaniard co mforta bly different player. the spaniard comfortably taking the next two sets from diego schwartzman. after playing one of the best sets of his life, the night before, despite his best efforts, schwartzman couldn't recreate the same magic. nadal simply too good. the number one seed lostjust four games on his wa

jude family that makes that happen. because of donors, we're giving families hope.ck to "wall street." orascom's ceo naguib sawiris is with us. i think the united states had issued with our friends like egypt and the saudis during the obama administration. how would you characterize our relations today versus the obama administration? >> i think the obama administration was a disaster. the policy in the middle east was a disaster answer we are paying the price today. we would not be in this situation today in syria if obama had kept his word when he said if you cross the red line. and they didn't do anything. the significance of that is it made the u.s. look weak and side that they are threatening without action. the first thing they type to not do that. if you say something, you should act on it. on egypt they sold us out. they supported the muslim brotherhood thinking it would be different from a terror organization. they were the from the office of a terror organization. they dropped mubarak and they didn't try for a reasonable transition and support the muslim b

and dustinjohnson wins shot of the day for this chip on the 12th hole at the st jude classic in memphisand welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that rafael nadal has taken another step towards an 11th french open title. the world number one beat diego schwartzman to reach the last four to set up a semi final with another argentine injuan martin del potro, plus we now know the line—up for the women's final. austin halewood wraps up thursday's action. seeing rafael nadal in trouble is something crowds at the french open aren't used to. the ten time champion lost a set

jude classic. dustin johnson had the lead and cruised to a 6-shot victory.hat's setting up the easy byrd but the best for lass. on the par 418. he is going to hole that out for eagle. finished with 4 under 66. a 19 under par for tournament picks up a cool $1.2 million in the process. at the ncaa track and field champions the only way to take the title was to win the last even. the four-by-four hundred relay petition they bobbled the hand off and ran far behind the lead are. then kendall he willis put her name and team in the record books. >> purdue is going to win this which we didn't see. >> here comes sc. >> usc is not going to catch purdue i don't think. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness high pressure look. usc wins the women's title in the last year of the four-by-four. >> cus the championship by 0.07 of a second. he willis he is split would have earn the individual title in the four hundred meter since 1984 that's how fast. he willis said we're not winning hold my beer. let me do my thing >> my goodness. >> we were debating with the lady finishing in sec

jude classic and final tune-up before last week's u.s.son had the cruise to the six-shot victory and his approach to 13, and easy birdie, but he saved his best for the final hole. this is in the par 4 18. look at this. holds it out for eagle and 466 today for johnson. 19 under par for the tournament and picks up a cool $1.2 million. that would be a happy father's day. >> not even in my dreams have i dropped one. >> he's more of a putt-putt golf. >> i'm more like the competitor against nadal. >> mindy, thank you very much. >>> just ahead could the next big summer weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. did you do anything for your birthday? i stopped paying too much at verizon and switched to sprint's unlimited 55+ nice! anything else? well...woohoo...best... birthday...ever!! not much. just happy i'm saving more. so you get a great price and a great network. (vo) the new unlimited 55+ from sprint. two lines for only $35 per month per line. for people wit

it's an image noted in my jude has worked hard to combat for the past two years. especially as his appearance can cause him problems on a daily basis. and that's the much of believe him. before when you are near the height of a movie out of. it to somebody to be in the bill but. that's about me it's mother who know. me that they did not hear any of that horrifically dark and that but i buried will it but i had to. look at have it the thought of. i think i may others i mean on the list of the no we haven't. got time to china china's i mean a. fellow was a couple shows it is a. very double that was an area that when you go ahead i'll sure men who have had the. forethought have. at them three hundred at about a good year and a lot of them are in a can of enough talk a lot about me on a diet of a thirty. to move them into because you have. to because. of the mindset. that the. work of the shop and. want to come with me i didn't bid look at the time as i see i've. been with him in malone he says so that all starts early. i like it up to like a thought i'm in the. thoug

belgium along with central america's welcome debutant panama and north african side jude musea. it might be a country where football was born but for over half a century kids here have been growing up without seeing their team win anything so how does that feel i can tell you that between all the penalty shootout losses the hands of god and the embarrassing defeats it just hurts too much so i asked some friends to tell me if there's any reason to still be optimistic take it away. when i used to kid i just my name is rob davis i work for scott olds i am a gallery manager and freelance journalist but i'm from all my life so it's fifty two years now been support in england all my life so thirty years mum says that when the winning goal went in the final gold in the world cup final everyone jumped and screamed them i jumped out my car i think is an england fan when you were my age in the light six more early seventies not to get into football you had a you had a high expectation but you know what i had sort of disappointments in seven in seventy four stuff that i kind of brought you

further east was over the canadian rockies that could even bass and snow still in the picture yet it is jude wet weather continues across central parts of anything peping up was a possibility some lively storms coming through that will continue to make its way over towards the east coast as we go on through the weekend for the south but it's a bad across a good possible the caravan that said of the case for the last around by this and they'll say for the greater antilles the central america we have still got some very heavy right that means more beat down poles for a good pop. going as i want to finally we're going ask about that but that's the ball is about what i see more listeners are that are not the set says they're not the wonder of the word out of all of our cars and the bunch is a bitch at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports doping the endless chase. being located outside that western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you peel away all

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans often a. place for children to grow up in but. for the children it was some of the children. who have studied. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans license shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers . on al-jazeera. well we'll stay in uganda for another story where women are protesting for the second time this month sara talk us through it yeah that's right well the news grid team has been monitoring this story for weeks now it all started last month when the women's protest working group find a petition demanding police investigate the kidnap a murder of forty two women in uganda at the time they march to police headquarters in the capital kampala but it seems not much has changed since because the group of women a back on the street again and then trying to raise awareness on violence against women and children and they're dema

and sometimes even animals join in it was not easy to choose a way to boss here it is jude gomez from mumbai in india congratulations. and to help us celebrate we have a very special guest joining us today the studio peter balance thank you very much for being here now peter is a germany's best illusionist and he wows his crowds with a labrat magic show so let's take a closer look at some of his tricks. peter balances a world class illusionist in his magic shows he impresses his audience with spectacular escapes an extraordinary stunts. grand delusions worthy of a las vegas stage show. ellen specializes in tricks requiring sophisticated technology. his equipment is made in las vegas it must be examined before each performance. his latest feat a buzz saw that looks like it's cutting the head off a volunteer from the audience of course the volunteer remains unharmed but before his illusion is ready for the big stage balance needs to polish his technique. because of course this all looks very basic the trend of magic people don't want plush glitter anymore now there's the industrial use

is profiting from this government sanctioned child abuse all right i'll give you three guesses a st jude children's hospital. b. traitor. or c. a scandal plagued security contractor that faced internal allegations of possessing authorized weapons while working for the cia in iraq. go a city as you did you cheat how do you know that yes it was c they're called m.v.m. nk and the office of refugee resettlement awarded them eight million dollars to provide shelter operations for unaccompanied children they've also got nearly forty three million dollars from ice to transport undocumented children since last september we have war profiteers taking care of children they're not experienced caregivers or trained social worker is if anything they're anti social workers that's. well you know i mean they do flaunt on their website how they're experts in fighting narco traffickers so fingers crossed maybe all these kids will turn out to be drug mules then they'll be in great hands stuff describing jeff sessions fever dreams and lots of. should be nowhere near these trig children can you agree with th

jude classic in memphis, justin johnson the run--- dustin johnson the run-away winner. 360 yards to ancan possibly hit it setting up an easy wedge, 95 yards out. johnson knocks it close, sets up one of his three birdies. 18th hole dj wasn't interested in taking out his putter. he holed his 9 iron from 170 yards out, an eagle. shot a 4-under 66 in his final round, finished with his six- shot win over the field and reclaimed the no. 1 world ranking. by the way, the u.s. open tees off thursday, can't imagine who the favorite is there. >>> the warriors return home last night. kevin durant had the mvp trophy, steph curry the o'brien trophy and draymond had, well, a big bag of hot cheetos which he had given up for the playoffs. >> i don't understand how important -- you all don't understand how important this bag of hot cheetos is to me. it's been a couple months without my babies. rough. need these things! they're back, three chomp chomp chomp. you want to talk to me before next week. >> three championships in four years, he can eat whatever he wants. >> he deserves it. i feel like cheetos

then, an interview with white house affairs director mark jude .- marc short ♪ "q&a," week on biographeratricia o'toole discusses her book "the moralist: woodrow wilson and the world he made." brian: patricia o'toole, your , theabout woodrow wilson review in the new york times leads with a paragraph, "instead of the moralist, woodrow wilson and the world he made, pata 'could

those days we've lived with say that we are afraid of living in zimbabwe actually a lot of people with jude they say come across but don't think if we come over to u.k. come to america we said no no we stay home we're going to fight for her we're going to make sure we try to get back. now they have their home back and they say they are looking forward to a bright future for zimbabwe. and the group stage of the world cup is over half the teams of being eliminated and the other half now have to fight it out in the knockout phase so how is russia handling the world's biggest football festival. there's everything from russian folk music. to dance a multi-cultural festival to delight the eyes and ears of thirsty football fans no matter which team is winning or losing on the pitch d.w. security risk chateau went to take a look if you want to know what the mood is like at the halfway point of the gold cup here and also you have to come here to nicole's castrates in the heart of moscow because so much is going on here this is where the party is the. owners have issued a drastic warning be surprised

questions being raised as well though about president richard typer hands leadership here and he's jude ship of the economy there would have the comments that he made earlier describing high interest rates as the mother of all evil and that was that that kind of took a few people by surprise didn't it and really raise questions about how independent . the central bankers are in turkey the difficulty here is that everyone was the markets darling for a good decade or so. and there was always local concern particularly one kind of middle class stumble electorate that he was encroaching his powers getting too great he's now been in power for so long that there is very. constraint upon him he's appointed numerous central bank governors now he's in charge of the army he's . done a lot of changes to the judiciary but it's the central bank which i think is concerned people the most because turkey relies on foreign capital to fund its current account deficit it always runs a big trade deficit so it needs foreign capital so to say we don't want to pay the interest rates required to attract back c

time for the west open the american shot a four under sixty six in sunday's final round to win the st jude classic by six strokes johnson spent sixty four straight weeks as a world number one before falling to the back of the behind just moments from go by his. dominant performance in memphis makes him a favorite heading into the u.s. open which begins free to speak. for me you know play the way i did all we. play the way i did today knowing everything though that was on the line . you know gives me a lot of confidence going into next week you know i think it was a big windows a big save above myself you know are probably the website where handled it. let's go back to our top story now and football fans around the globe are getting ready for a feast of action from the world cup and many are collecting football sticks or stickers for an extra layer of fun but it is an expensive hobby leaving some fans to come up with a plan b. lee wellings explains. russia twenty eight provides the opportunity for one nation to fulfill its destiny and the opportunity for football fans to collect pictures of

a four under sixty six is sunday's final round to win the st jude classic by six strokes johnson spent sixty four straight weeks as the world number one before falling to second behind justin thomas i'm on the go his dominant performance in memphis makes him a favorite heading into the u.s. open which begins later this. for me you know point the way i did all we. play the way i did today knowing everything no doubt was on the line. you know gives me a lot of confidence going into next week you know i think it was a big windows a big save above myself you know probably the website where i handled it. let's go back to our top story now in football sounds around the globe are getting ready for a feast of action from the world cup and many are collecting football stickers for an extra layer of fun but it's an expensive hobby leaving some found succumb with a plan b. lee wellings explains russia twenty eight the opportunity for one nation to fulfill its destiny on the opportunity for football fans to collect pictures of their heroes and for the phil stick around believes for decades italian

east was over the canadian rockies they could even be some snow still in the picture here yet it is jude wet weather continues across central parts of anything peping up always a possibility some lively storms coming through here that will continue to make its way over towards the east coast as we go on through the weekend for the south but too bad across a good part of the caribbean that said of the case for the last around paris and they'll say for the greater antilles for central america we have still got some very heavy rain that means more beat down poles for a good part quote amala. territorial . and ethnic divisions. the daily reality piecing some of france's underprivileged communities. just zero world years first time to come from suburban president. over. paris. a divided city. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera of u.s. president donald trump says he may invite north korea's kim jong il into the white house if negotiations between the leaders go well ahead of these summit japan's prime minister has urged trying to ensure the release of japanese citizens believed to have

there will be plenty of time in jude course information.and deliberate on all the questions, and people understandably have questions, including me, buti people understandably have questions, including me, but i do not think it takes us anywhere today to speculate. fire investigators are already at work trying to get the a nswe rs already at work trying to get the answers those questions. inaudible i have spoken to the principle of the art school this morning. the scottish government stands ready to do anything we reasonably can to help insure that the building has a future. it is too early to say what that might entail or what that might look like. we do not know yet what the structural condition of the building is. without trying to dodge the question is, it is too early to give definitive answers, but i am determined, as i was after the fire four years ago, that the scottish government will do then you can, and i have given that we should ince to the principle this morning. inaudible it is devastating. we see a building, andi it is devas

ronnie was arrested for posting on social media her support for jude law.who was detained on wednesday now the arrests come in the same week where saudi arabia issued its first driving licenses to women as part of a series of modernization reforms to south asia now where the taliban in afghanistan has announced a three day ceasefire to mark the end of ramadan it's the first such truce since the group was toppled by the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and one taliban fighters say they will stop all offensive operations during the muslim holiday later this month except against foreign forces it follows a similar announcement by the afghan government param into afghanistan. has taken root take all the steps to make sure that. there is no more bloodshed in afghanistan and even if these steps are smaller steps we will come to those we will come down and been made by the taliban and we hope that the all will be. committed to implement their announcement under ceasefire. just hours before the truce announcement taliban fighters killed at least seventeen police o

east was over the canadian rockies they could even bass and snow still in the picture here yet it is jude wet weather continues across central parts of anything peping up always a possibility some lively storms coming through here that will continue to make its way over towards the east coast as we go on through the weekend for the south but the bad across a good part of the caravan that said of the case for the last around venice and also for the greater antilles the central america we have still got some very heavy right that means more beat down poles for a good part quite amala. going as i want to finally we're going ask about it but that's the ball is a ball not i see more listeners are thought of that this set says the last one and the other the cousin to punch is a bitch at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports during the industry. new possibilities treeless journalists or medical facilities they got that either way he declared a state of emergency several weeks ago gripping documentaries to di

jude classic.s on the par 4 18th. this is his approach. holed it out for an eagle. finished 4 under 66 today. johnson regains the number one ranking with the win. >>> nascar in michigan, race delayed two and a half hours due to rain. lap 126 clint boyer he's able to pass teammate kevin harvick on the outside. that's a great move because here comes the race. nascar calls the race after 133 of the schedule 200 laps. boyer wins for the first time at michigan and second time for the season. they're here in the bay area in two weeks. >>> the only way the women could take the title of the ncaa track and field championships was to win the last event the four by 400 relay. they were running far behind the leader perdue. then kendall ellis put her name in the record books. >> perdue is going to win this. >> here comes usc. >> they're not going to catch perdue -- oh, my goodness. look what's happening. usc wins the women's title in the last meter of the four by four. >> usc won the national championship by .

jude exceeds any expectation or any dream i could have ever had about a hospital. david here, to save his life. but then i was told we wouldn't get a bill i didn't quite process that. how's this possible? it's possible through all the wonderful people who donate. i don't know if they are aware of what they do, but they're saving children's lives every day. ♪ lou: sydney powell is with us, the author of "license to lie. your reaction to the inspector general report and whether you think it reveals such a level of corruption that it should inval gait in point of fact the special counsel's existence? >> it is rife with evidence of corruption and absolutely venomous sentiments expressed by five or six fbi agents key to the investigation of the president. and the cover-up for hillary clinton's email investigation. they were calling him a loathesome human being and showed nothing but disdain and contempt for him. the inspector general found their bias cast a cloud over the whole thing. lou: you must be funned by the recommendations of an h.r. nature. and not calling for

jude children's research hospital. where kids with cancer and other catastrophic childhood illnesses, their parents, clinicians, medicine staff and researchers work hand in hand every day to take our research from the bench to the bedside to advanced cures and means of preventing catastrophic pediatric diseases through research and treatment. let's do the same in our battle against infectious disease. while we may not have a crystal ball, we can work together to limit its impablgt and towards a future that doesn't include the devastation associated with another 1918 pandemic or outbreak through education and communication. look around. all of you play a key role in our public health preparation, preparedness and response. it is crucial we work together to commit essential resources. whatever they may be. thank you. >> i'd like to welcome mary wooly. president and ceo of research america, grass roots public education and advocacy organization. research america is committeded to making medical research a higher priority.

jude. they really help us to fulfill our mission, and we're so grateful to have them on our team. ♪ china will be the first to give concessions, but they're starting under very different place or they can can get a lot more to the u.s. than the u.s. really needs to get to them. we have a much more open economy. we've always allowed a lot more trade from chinese companies in our markets, which china has not. but you know, the other side of this is china has been taking steps to make all this happen. if you look at the financial sector in which we play them, china has been taking steps for the last two years. trendy they've been stealing intellectual property for decades but none of that is addressed in these negotiations or tariffs. do you really think the president in china's going to want to have his own people think he's getting pushed around by president trump? >> no, that is absolutely the point. there is legitimate gripes we have against the technology hijacking that they engage in. th

the change will ease crowding on the jude dough line.lticar trains should hit the rails next month. officials say they're waiting for camera equipment stuck in customs in china. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> amy robach with a look at what's ahead. >> nice to be with you. coming up, the 63-year-old great grandmother free after 22 years in prison. she's joining us on gma talking about the emotional release and how kim kardashian helped her cause. kate spade's husband breaking her silence, opening up about her death being a complete shot. we have an abc news exclusive. the man that was shot when that dancing fbi agencies gun went off. he's speaking out about his injury. it's worse than we thought. the surprising thing he wants from that agent, all coming up on a thursday. >> i've seen that video more than a dozen times and it never doesn't shock me. it's always so bizarre. amy, looking forward to that, thank you. >>> your tires might be too old. >>> if you plan to stop at starbucks this morning, get ready to pay more. how

jude classic. stewart sycink in contention. on the par 3 8th, that goes in for an ace.15. that leads to an easy birdie, and the leaders are at 15 under par. >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. and that is a look at sports. >> that was indeed a look at sports. let's remember after all that the warriors are back in town. i don't think they're a little worse for wear but it was probably an exciting flight back from cleveland. >> they get a >> let's leave you with this sight in san francisco. quake tower lit up in yellow and blue. it kind of goes back and forth. hmm. i wonder who they're celebrating there. could it be the back-to-back nba champion golden state warriors, three out of the last four years? that's not bad. some might even call that a dynasty. >> i think we would. >> all right. anthony and drew, thank you so much. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. you have a fabulous evening and an even better morning. we'll see you later. make ross your destination for savings. if you're loo

adults with their families whenever it's appropriate and try to expedite these cases so they can bed a jude indicate quickly. they do seek the detention of family units so they can prosecute these cases. they can take quite a long time and there's no indication that there's the capacity to deal with it. the military might be housing some of these immigrant family units, perhaps at military bases. it's something they've done before. it also doesn't immediately ryu night families. as nick pointed out,re giving conflicting messages about how that's going to work. there are 2,300 children already separated from their families aet the border. it's not clear how they're going to be reunited, especially if they've been deport order scattered across the country. all of this is really part of a chaotic picture that has come together in the last 24 to 36 hours, the white house scrambling to put something together. but the pieces are still scattered all over the place in terms of how this is going to work out. we will hear more likely from the president. >> thank you, abby. abby phillip at the white h

flights start taking a closer look at powders is that righting on jude 30th.hey've already been doing that in the usa since last summer. the tsa is concerned about powdery substances that might be a hazard like fentanyl or pepper spray. passengers will be asked to pack larger containers in checked luggage and remove smaller ones from carry-on bags. powders are not band. the only one that is banned is gunpowder. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> now to your morning money report. forget about going to the pharmacy, cvs will deliver prescriptions to your front door. the chain is starting next day home delivery from 9800 locations. it costs $4.99. expanding same-day delivery service to san francisco. you can get over-the-counter medications as well, vitamins and personal care products delivered. >>> your favorite starbucks could be closing. the company says it's going to shut down 150 stores over the next year. that's triple the number of stores usually closed in a year. it's because of slumping sales. they say the stores will be in urban areas that h

jude.e're so grateful to have them on our team. ♪ . mark: welcome back. i want to talk about china. i consider china are greatest threat right now. there's iran, north korea, russia and others, but china is building up a significant military machine. it is trying to take control in geopolitical ways and the geographical ways that the south china sea, other navigable waters. space, cyber warfare and stealing us blind. they're compelling our companies that do business in china to cough up their technology and proprietary information by joining with these companies, basically state-run companies. stealing our technology here by buying up companies and taking technology and the latest twist is they're flooding our patent office with patent challenges to try and slow down our ability to get our own patent. they're not playing by any kinds of rules and seems to me there is a point at which, and we have export control regimes in place, the commerce department and state department to make sure we d

dustin johnson won the stavment jude classic last week by six shots.f justify who just won the belmont crown. this is what dustin johnson is doing. i don't think he's going to lose the tournament. >> talk to me about tiger. he has the most people following him around here, everyone is in love with him. is he going to make the cut? >> tiger woods is not going to make the cut. 7 over is the cut and tiger is at 10 over par which is going to make the eighth time he's missing a cut in a major tournament. he started his comeback in december, ranked 1199th in the world. right now he's ranked 80th. a lot of weight loss came off really early. he went from 12500 dow 1200 ando 800 and now he's sitting at 80. someone asked him today can he ever win another major and he said absolutely. they said why. and he said have you seen the way i'm swinging. he said this course is gettable. >> america loves a comeback. thank you for joining us. back to you with some breaking news. >>> this can just coming in, an exclusive report from edward lawrence in washington on tariffs

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one of the problems, there's not enough immigration judges toed a jude cat quickly which lenltss. the president seems opposed to that idea, kate. >> is he now opposed to an asylum in general? thank you so much. joining me now to try to clear some of this up, oat's a tall order to try to clear this up. what do you take from the executive order? what does it mean? >> what i think is important to know, and it's right here, it's written very broadly. remember, we've talked about this settlement before. all of it will go back to the settlement. it doesn't end family separations. there's nothing in it that prohibits family separations. it just says it owes not going to their official policy subject to som conditions it asks the attorney general to go to the court and revisit it and asking them to basically set aside those standards for the protectiildren in detention. but why that's a problem, what it was you kchblt strip search children in detention. yo have to have wreck yeah, be inensed facilities. the core thing was the welfare of the child. if you go back to the same judge and ask

then, an interview with white house affairs director mark jude .- marc short ♪ "q&a," week on biographeratricia o'toole discusses her book "the moralist: woodrow wilson and the world he made." brian: patricia o'toole, your , theabout woodrow wilson review in the new york times leads with a paragraph, "instead of the moralist, woodrow wilson and the world he made, pata 'could have titled her book the hypocrite." what was your reaction? patricia: i thought it was a bit harsh feared my book is critical -- a bit harsh. my book is critical of wilson, , i end with away lot of admiration for him. the help caucus he is a lot of it, that's what happens when you set yourself up as a moral kind of leader and when you depart from that, your open to charges of hypocrisy could she ran with that but i think it is a harsher take than mine. brian: how did he set himself up as a moralist? patricia: he used the word moral and morals all the time in public rhetoric. striking to me, at the time he became president of united states, it was proud of itself for finally being the richest nation in the world and

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jude by six strokes on the final hole reclaiming the top spot in the world golf rankings. the u.s.rez skies one to center field. dustin fowler doesn't see it. here comes stephen piscotty to the rescue, but it wasn't the heads up play he was looking for. later in the game marcus semien from his knees to gun down whit merrifield at the plate. bob melvin said it was the best play he's seen from semien, but it was not the best play at the come seem. i call this guy musselman, reaches out to grab the foul ball. on the very next pitch he does it again and he's jacked out of his mind pitch to pitch. >>> caps star alex ovechkin waited 13 years to win his first stanley cup. he may never let it go. ovechkin showed off the cup at the nats game and used it to enjoy several adult beverages and that must have inspired him to cool off with a swim in the georgetown fountain before finally calling it a night with the cup still by his side. legendary stuff, but ovechkin was i would say the best nhl player or most known nhl player never to win the stanley cup. he deserves to sleep with the stanley cu