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e wk to be done is too great. but we cannot let that stop us from working together to seek and build a new world. we will never know whether robert kennedy would have succeeded in his election to be president, or exactly what would have flowed from a second kennedy administration. we can only speculate on how our nation's history might have been changed, how different our country might have been with his vision, his inspiration, his effort to tackle the issues of poverty, the issue and challengesf war, the issues and challenges of division in our nation. but one thing we know for sure, and that is the world is a le pcehis last 50 years because robert f. kennedy is not in it. but his thoughts live on. and here in this institution, members of t senate, we should carry those thoughts forward on these important issues that he addressed of war and poverty and bigotry and discrimination, of ensuring opportunity for all. in his speech to students in capetown south africa, robert kennedy said each time a man stands up for

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last wk we showed you the work happening about three miles away on a rchlt lchlt ichlt krchlt echlt street. starting today, the lightsville bridge will be closed for six months. crews are buildin a longer bridge that will enable purple line trail and the capital tress e cents e crescent trail to work beyoet it. >>> the lincoln millennia will enter a few phase today. this is the second part the $25 million facelift. last week they gave us i glimpse behind the scenes at that work. the work shouldn't impact any summer visits you planned. most of the work is toooepair the and areas damaged by the 2011 earthquake.rk s also found confetti from the new year's eve celebration back in twau. remember y2k. >> yes. this swire project should be brand up in22. it will mark 100 years. >> it's so lucky we have the stanning museum. coming past all the monument, 3:00 in the morning. petephyte. >> takes your breath away. >>> it's 4:3 is morning. new this morning, he now hear what megan markel's father is saying about is had daughter's big day. >>> first, it's a box office hit and a possible health hazard. th

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olthis 24-yd a third party contract for for district of columbia wk at a city schoolgune the day ins what ap as a robbery set up by children. >> the grief too raw g for this mother grappling with the reality her youngest child washi gunned downle at work at this d.c. pool. >> they just kind after tacked him toet ghe stuff that they wanted fm him, you know? >> on mond c, just after lunc lunch,ekas and a group of e ntractorseray winyi ngwolarking for security cameras at the kelly miller pool nor east. witnesses say two kids who looked to be roughly ten years old stole chicas cellphone he and another worker ran after the kids up the steps and on to a sdirt path. the children returned to phone and as he walked b to the poolnf he was conted by an unknownll man whoed out a gun and shot him in the stomach. road was mroep out when the rain ripped through the town. they won't say how much the repairs will cost. >> lavalo is stillwing from kailua volcano in hawaii.mi this is the ng lava that completely filled the area and steam and clouds are called leis it happens when it hits salty steam wat

the san francisco ice cream museum's star i'll detail that for you in t video posted on reddit this wk ... shows bees swarming in san >>> beware of the buzzing. video posted this week shows bees swarming in san francisco. it could look terrifying, but you might be a bigger threat than those bees. christy smith is live where she spoke with a beekeeper who has a specific request for anyone who comes across a swarm. what is it? >> reporter: i tell you, this was quite a scene for neighbors around here. bees swarming and it was all caught on tape. g to educatef san francisco on what they should do if they see something like this. >> i noticed that the bees were taking off really quickly taking to the sky. >>> he says it was a warm afternoon and he saw something new. >> the colony was spreading really fast. the queen was making a lot of babies. so i added another box to give them more rooms. >> reporter: he's been an amateur beekeeper for about two years in san francisco. he said he saw the bees land in a tree and move to his neighbor's bush. he posted this video online and he called the san

truly an historic eating in singapore this wk.sident trump and north korean leader kim jong-un come to an agreement to start the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. president trump: chairman kim has before him an opportunity like no other to be remembered as the leader who ushered in a glorious era of security and prosperity for his people. chairman kim and i just signed a joint statement in which he reaffirms his unwavering co korean peninsula. and we agreed to implement the agreement as soon as possible. maria: the president agreed to end joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. joining us is gordon chang and morgan ortegas. you said to me as soon as you heard that that readiness is so critical. tell me about that. >> these exercises just make sure readiness is at a high level. we need readiness there. we to deter north korea and defend south korea. readiness declined quickly especially when you have two militaries working together. i am concerned about that. we can make adjustments so for instan

cell phone video from last wk shows a officer and his partner standing near robertwhite. witnesses reported seeing white fight with the officer before the shooting. it's not clear if white was struggling with mental illness. tonight's training was scheduled before that shooting took wpla. want officers to come on scene and realize there maybe a healthme relatedency taking place in front of them and that the behavior may not be the true behavior of that individual. >> police tell us their officers inare t on verbal de-escalation techniques multiple times a month. howard county prosecutors will determine whether charges are filed in last week's shooting. >>> police in the district hope a sketch of the so-called d.c. hotel rapist will finally lead to his arrest. today police released this sketch of what they think he looks like now based on his dna. investigators tell us one man is responsible for attacking at least nine womenn i the late '90s and early 2000s. so far, six of those attacks are connected by that man's dna. >> he currently has a 15-year statute of limitations f

at has not been taken in account is the factors holding back our wk, like volcanic material at high temre talking between 400 degrees celsius. -- 400 and 700 degrees celsius. reporter: where the ash has llen it looks like a lunar landscape.e. brent:e wanto now go to our ndent in the guatemalan town close to the volcano. of philia, it is good d have you u with us. can seeheir our firemen behind you what are you seeing in whaar you hearing rightht now? ophelia: was able to enter the area w where this littttle townt is covered in ashes. the smell is so bad that you can actually tell with the bodies are lying. it is so difficult to bury them. g stthes thae are here o only for a coupuple s rere. the 72 hours they are supposed to be lookoking for bodieses wie overer soon. thg toreurry but it is difficult. so far about 11 bodies have been lead while i have been herere o good news for the people that are still looking for the missing -- brent: it sounds like there must be a lot more in terms of bodies at hav not been accounted for . i want to make sure we get this right for our viewers because

member of the city family passes away, but it is particularly painful when an individual perishes while wk on behalf of san francisco. the city public utility commission says the mother of the 2-year-old had been with them for six years and was one of theirery few female plumbers. >> we ran the plates on that tow truck and tracked the owner down to apaut ofouern carnia with brahes in northern california, but were unable to contact that company tonight for comment. live from san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> we will continue to stay the story for the next several days. terry has been tweeting updates from the scene throughout the evening. our twitter feed is a gat urceor our breaking ne our handle at nbc bay area. >> a hate crime investigation, investigators say a large cross behind the alter of the union baptist church was set on fire. fbi and atf agents spent the day gathering evidence to help lead them to an arrest. this woman faces several charges now including burglary, archery and hate crimes. she could also face federal charges. >> new at 11:00, there may be a lin

but if i'm going to be truthful, i think the last few wks have been appalling in terms of what we've done tortnerships, to understanding how the international system works. and so how i'm going to explain to members of the g7 what just happened. but i do think we are indispensable. and if we lay back, then it's going to be very damaging for our own people and for the world. [ applause ] >> . >> let me ask you if you could pick up on something i just said at the opening, which is about this competition. you and i have talked about this. i know you have been visiting china has now a development, road initiative than we spent on the marshall plan. africa alone they have invested 520% more in their development plan than they did in the last 15 years. my question is do you think we are falling behind. we are concerned about it. but in our diplomacy, democracy program, are you concerned about it and how do we talk about it economically. >> i am very concerned about it. it was interesting first in office at the u.n. and then as secretary to understand our policies affect what happens in oth

i think we can probably get wk with the current two general assembly lines, but with the thi one, i amighly confident we can exceed 5000 vehicles per week. emily: for more reaction to this eting, we are joined by an analyst. max, i want to start with you. atabouthat stood out this meeting, given all the drama leading up to it. the 5000 figure -- if the able to hit that, that will be huge. the stock opened the morning after the meeting really strongly, i think that is what investors are reacting to. for the last few months, it has been all about how many of these model 's can they get out the door. the demand is there. the question is, is tesla able to get this,-on, production -- this, quote-unquote, "production hell." emily: he says they canet to 5000 cars per week. production goals have been pushed back and pushed back. do you believe him this time? >> i'm optimistic. greatmusk is capabl of things. even if he were to miss the goal by a week or two, even a we are long-term investors. we have high confidence in tesla. it is on the top positions in a few of our funds. we are looking to t

from the president, house republicans failed to pass an immigration bill for the second tim in as many wks. >> a minority of republicans joined every democrat tofo vote the status quo. >> reporter: passing the citizenshipor the so-called dreamer brought to this country as children a no go for the conservative hard liner. it offered $25 billion for the ' presid border wall, a compromise bill opponents say was no compromise. >> ts is not about our families or injustice, this is about himetting $25 billion for a wall and another $7 billion to hold families in detention facilities. >> reporter: overnight, the judges ruling the separations have to stop and the more than 2,000ed separ children must reunite with their parents within 30 days.th president was asked today whether he would fight the order. >> we will see but we believe de families sho be together also so not a lot to fight. >> reporter: n with public plan to reunite migrant families and congress unable to find a solution of its own public pressure continues to build. washington. >> k tonight, wew that 15 of the immigrant children sep

. >> when youal wk out the side door to see the actual view, there's an opening and i can s how something like that could possibly happen. >> reporter: the ource of the knowledge said it was a brother and sister, 5 and 6, who grabbed an energy guides rail near the fountain. one of their parents was there and grabbed the little boy. and mgm security guard pulled the little girl from the rail. her heart wasn't beating. a prince george's county police officer ormed cpr, on the little girl from the roof to the ambulance and all the way to the hospital. >> do you think that officer possibly saved this child's life? >>ithout a doubt. what that officer did was early chain of surval. early cpr is a critical thing to do for someone in cardiac arrest, whether child or adult. >> reporter: mgm national harbor sent us a statement saying this is a horrible accident, we are heartbroken and fully cooperating with the investigation. >> what's so frighteningbout this, that could have been anybody. i know that fun to feign.ly it seems perfennocent. you never know. >> great that oheicer was in right place at

the beltway had one piece of road wk clear. atlanta, inner loop at annapolis road getting by that work zone. 95 in maryland at the ic c. north bound and southbound looking good as well. >> melissa, thank you. >>> now to primary results. d.c. a votersroved the measure giving workers a significant boost in pay.ia inve 77 was the most contentious issue on the ballot and it passed 55 to 45%. >>> the fight could be far from over. adam tuss is live to explain what comes next. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is for tipped workers in the city, and it would rasz the minimum wage to $15 an hour by now currently the minimum wage in the city is $3.33nd an hour that is for tipped workers. this is to push to get workers more money. even though iwas opposed 55 to 44% yesterday, both the mayor and cou members have said they oppose this measure and certain people are talking about revisions already even though this was just proposed l t night. this certainly is going to face some opposition here in the city. there are people

so, we want to wk with you on that. we also want to have more response to wildfires. firefighters need to be able to use those technologies that give them the most efficient resource. and we also want to be very strategic about protecting these communities that are in the wildld urban interface as soon as possible. in march, aggreon took an -- congrs too an important step in addressing the problem and this mmitt worked on an on the bill dedicated to wild fire and many of the people here in this room worked very hard on this. it helps the forest service have adequate resources to respond to wild fires and do their necessary work. we provide significant funding for firefighting for the next ten years. and to get out of the fire borrowing. so i thather enough funding that is there on the nonfire programatan enur comti as well. especially the increase in funding that will help us do prevention and treatment in advance and prevent the loss of the forest service nonfire accounts. so what was included in the package we thinkakehi eie obviously our state agencies like washing

the capital budget will strengthen our seawall and repair, rebuild, and wk our critical infrastructure assets, such as the yslais k beedge and our 911 call center. vidiwe ae thor100 million for stet resurfacing projects, ensuring our roadways are smoother, safer, and easier to travel on because i don't believe anyone thinks the conditions of our streets today are acceptable. these are not just investments in our bridges, our streets, and our roads, and our waterfronts, these are investments in the very future of the city of san francisco. [applause] >> and because i care very deeply in the future of this lucky enoo b t born, lucky enough to raised, and where i have livedy m entirelt life, i am honored that this budget fulfills many of the legacies of our late mayor e ee. i truly believe this budget mulproud. i believe in greatness of our city, in our residents, our leaders, and i want to leave this office a place where the next mayor, whoever that may ave ery opportunity to succeed. to that end, i do commitment to the next mayor my full support both personally and with my staff to make

this essential wk wil require determination and patience, but i'm confident that with the will and commitment of our partners, our ideas will prevail. just as they always have in the past. eric, hudson institute again thank you for hosting me, thank you for listening and i look forward to our conversation. [ applause ] >>> great. thank you. we have a bunch of questions from the audience. but i want to begin by asking something of you about the rule of law. you have a background as a scholar and as a lawyer. what role do you see the promotion of the rule of law playing in helping to build resilience in societies that are affected by violent extremism? how does the state department coordinate with other government agencies to promote that? >> i think it's a great question. and it's an incredibly important part of the suite of tools we use to confront terrorists and the ideas that animate them. rule of law instruments can have ctal benefits and strategic ones. let me talk about the tactical ones first. when you catch a terrorist that committed a crime, a country needs to have capability to inves

this wk we will have a booth to support the june celebration. they will see us png we have a couple of investigator positions coming in. we are interviewing for senior positions for those investigators as well. iwork a g with the mayor's office tod ten budgeis week. i am sure i will see many of the departments there with me. i will keep everyone updated. we have asked for a lot of backfill dollars to not just expand the office but to do the work we need to do and specificallymalking about the great needs we had with prop g. we had to fill spaces and hire specifically auditors to do the work. we have the work started. i am going to have to write a check at some point. i need to get through the budget process to continue the work. present with me from the agency is our chief of staff sarah hawkins and a new attorney. i think i introduced her di diaa rosenstein and the senior investigator and three interns are here wh me. marcus kennedy, brittany and camille from uc berkeley. at the end of thesh summer -- summer i will ask them to do a presentation

. >> dad wk. he mom was who knew where? just wasn't like her to do this. >> is the she sort of person who would take her cell phone everywhere? >> yes. it was attached to her hip. >> you could easily get hold of her? and you couldn't? >> no. >> by night fall, still no word, kelsey was in a panic. she called her dad who by now had gone from his day job to night shift at a local factory. i'm sure you told your dad you were worried? >> yes. we kept in touch to see if one of us had talked to her. >> did he seem to be worried? >> he did. we could never get in touch with her. >> at midnight it was clear something wag terribly wrong. scott filed a missing persons report with theundville police. >> what was it like for you that night? >> it was awful. i was very scared when she didn't come home. i pretty much knew in my heart something was wrong. >> the next morning, said kelsey, she woke up in a house that no longer felt like home. she called her grandmother in a town in prattville, two hours away. >> she said, is mama down there

he's a wk ahead of crucial talks with the north koreans. he does have a compelling argument to make about the economy, the markets, et cetera and then this. >> and you make a key point, neil, about this summit with kim jong-un and singapore. that's something else that we barely heard about today, aside from the fact that he will meet thursday at the white house with the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe. didn't have a chance to ask about the president's tweet this morning about north korea and which he said that he hopes and expects that something successful will come out of this today, neil. so again, sometimes the questions, however, wouldn't necessarily be things that the white house wants to talk about more because we also saw the president again tweeting this week about the russia probe and that's something that sar sanders didn't wanto talk about today, deferring questions to special counsel about that statement that the president may have dictated about his son, don jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer at trump tower. >> obviously

and the other was the 1500 block of oakdale avenue in the bayview, first one, female victim, s soap wk to d fore we identify the victim, but she appears to be in her 60's, but there's a suspect in custody and there's been charged filed by the district attorney's office. second, 26-year-old victim, no have somedo leads that we hope we can resolve this case pretty quickly. there was a -- major events this week. we have 41st annual haight street fair. we don'tny i aues. pas is an ongoing engagement programming and some of theks in our city, at hearst park and playground in ingleside, we have programming on friday from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. basically for the kmu commissioners, it's a community engagement. wepd oedloyed at the park and really the idea is to engage with the public. we bu we're also there for engagement, and i gives the youth in the area something positive to do. there's a lot of free programming, similwimming, hea fairs, and line dancing and that type of things are ongoing. that started last fall, and we continue it through the summer, when school gets out -- school gets o

alliance what was really signature and i will hand it over to director davis, mayor lee found a home foshi wk appointing cheryl davs director of the human rights commission, regarding permanent funding and this aligned with our children framework. the short story, really, the san francisco alliance for my brothers and sisters keeper was about the data across the course. it was about looking at kindergarten readiness. the impact of violence and juvenile justice on our young people. of course, high school graduation rate and the precipitous decline of low-income familiar lives color being able to stay in san francisco. and the alliance had a direct and explicit focus on racial inequality in the city and county of san francisco and the intergenerational trauma that our families were experiencing. so we launched this with a bold goal too something different across the life course. >> so thank you, again, for the opportunity to share. cheryl davis, human rights commission. 5 want the superintendent to know that i'atchg the timer and i will try to stick to my time. i want to hit some things pretty

. >>> well, coming up, kari has a look at our forecast for the rest of the day and the wk. >>> and it looks really nice out there. as we take a live look out soid in palo alto. a nice little breeze. reaching the mid-60s today and we are in for some 70s, 80s, even 90s. i'll talk about the changes coming up in the forecast. trate and e-mail every day. >>> nbc bay area responds to frustrated consumers that send us an e-mail every day. >> and tonight file a complaint in pn. chris chmura is here to explain how. >> good morning. we'll be meeting consumers face-to-face at the walnut creek first wednesday street fest tonight from 5:30 to 8:30 and we'll listen and tell you about what we do,ike sav viewers more than $1.7 million since our debut a little more than two years ago. so far we have received more than 10,000 calls and e-mails asking for help. some of our recent here tm reunited pam in san ancisco with $107 of her money after a dating service billed her longer than she expected. mory got 6500 back after we threaded into her dispute with a clothing marketing company. and we helped land

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i'd like tok tupervi for prioritizing funding for ed's neigrhoodndin lic wks to bring it to life and our director, mohammed for orked wh the sfmta, department of public health and the school district as well. our local design fm lmnop did a great job of design and fabrication of ed's neighborhood and we look forward to seeing ed's neighborhood in more schools next year. >> thank you, supervisors. thank you, supervisor yee, for bringing this project to san francisco. in doing some of the tours -- and also, the public works team that put it together, it takes about 2 1/2 hours, taking it down is the same, and then the tours in between. taking some of the tours, we've been focusing on k-2 grade. and the excitement in these young children's eyes and they're learning and at the end they're asking some really great questions, which is teaching me as well because i'm learning from the questions that they're asking. oh, i should add that into a tour and bring in those comments and help them understand. so thank you very much. we appreciate having this here. and we look forward to having a pr

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momentum has been continual but right now, i think investors are slowly waiting to see what happens n wk. liz: yes, and when you see what china did offer, the 70 billion this weekend, why is it a non- arter? well they said we'll offer this we'll buy 70 billion in american nd farm equipment and energy if you drop all other threats of tariffs and the president would say that's a non-starter can't get ihtow. w do you see the market absorb ing that at the moment because it's not like we're taking a major leg down. >> you know, right now the market is taking this all very we i it's because consensus is just so used to this back and forth headlines, no matter what it happens to be, and maybe not taking anything at face value. north way of saying that is if this news came out three or four weeks ago i think the market would react much differently than it is right now. i think right now people just getting tired of the headlines starting to move that to the back page of the paper, $70 billion of imports by china it's a big deal but until we see something solidify, the market is just looking the

of all of ts comes as republicans have pushed off a vote on a compromise immigration bill until next wk but this morning, on twitter, the president toldepublicans to: "stop wasting time on immigration until after we elect more senators and congn and women in [the] november [midterms]." he went on to say: "we cannot allow our country to be overrun by illeg immigrants as the democrats tell their phony stories of sadness and grief." that's likely to make it harder for g.o.p. leaders to win the votes they need. the bill was already facing tough opposition from those like representative lou barletta of new jersey. >> people are taking advantage, every time you're talking about a pathway to citizenship or allowing people to come you knoh whpens more people come in. and we are letting this >> reporter: but a fellow immigration hardliner, representative bob goodlatte -- says congress is undeterred by the president's tweets today. he says lawmakers will keep working on a solution. >> yang: yamiche and our capitol hill correspondent lisa desjardins are here to talk about where immigration policy

force and a space force, separate but equal branches of the government he ordered general to get to wkediately on creating this space force. this is an idea that the president has talked about secretary mattis opposed this, said it created an additional bureaucrat iic tail at the pentagon the president, though, has ordered the work to be done on that this goes to the story about mill t militarizati militarization of space, and satellites that may need to be fendedal conflict. in the military it's a truism that you have to take the high ground, and there's no higher ground than space. >> let's go to dom chu who has a news alert >> we have survey monkey's parent company taking the next step in going public it has officially filed confidential paperwork with the securities and exchange commission for the next step in that ipo process that process is called an s1 they were working closely with jpmorgan as a possible underwriter for this ipo we heard over the past four years, the last time they fund raised four years ago the valuation of the company was $2 billion. we'll see if that ipo get

so that we can bring the city together and we can wk on these tough issues that we have to solve.city expects us to solve. i'm looking forward to that. i also wanted to talk a minute about supervisor cohen who i will be supporting as the next board president. supervisor cohen and i have a balk at times, and we've also been great allies at times. you are tough, she's tough, she's passionate, and she is professionally spontaneous. something we don't always get from political figures. and supervisor cohen has taken some righteous -- righteous stands on issues that are important to me. she has been a clear voice on the need to protect immigrants and has fought against the weakening of local sanctuary city laws on several occasions before donald trump made it popular to do so. i want to note that. that is important. she was there with us a long time ago. when many people were not. i will always, always deeply appreciate that. she has been a strong and meaningful advocate for police reform, as we have heard from many of the public commenters today. she hasn't been afraid to stand up to

to the wk. 83 degrees by 11 o'clock, rartly cloudy skies.em should be done by them. by 2 o'clock we're breaking off into sunshine. 88. we'll be 88 again by 5 o'clo and between there somewhere we should touch 90 degrees and it will be the first time over the next -- we have 90 every day believe it or not on the seven day here so first tim overhe next several days that we'll be seeing 90's, upper 80's for thosehat live north and west of town. k continue to into tomorrow and w thekend high pressure sets itself up off the coast. warm position for us. it bringst up all tha heat and humidity down to the south. we'll be stuck in a big ht wave her in d.c. as those temperatures will soar into the 90's friday and then thugh your weekend as well. 96 degrees yourig daytimeh on saturday. will feelike a hundred degrees plus. same deal for sunda as we reach 97. anwe keep the heat going right on beyond the weekend a there. t that. monday 96, tuesday 94. right now fourth of july forecast looks like more dry than wet. i'll leave a sntty sto there but 93 degre