annette: eris, thank you.yria where the evacuation of thousands of people from two loyalists villages deceased by rebels has not been completed. besiegedeged -- this by rebels. they were taken by bus on thursday leaving the two shiite villages into a. that empty -- milledge is empty. villages empty. to turkey for the state of emergency has come to an end. it was imposed by president or t after a failed coup attempt in 2016. the detention of a dozen people and they setting of tens of thousands of public servants. opponents of the president year harsher measures are set to come into effect. failed coup and a state of emergency to profoundly changed turkey. some 80,000 people were jailed for the past two years. about double that number lost their jobs and public institutions. the state of emergency was extended to seven times and ended early on thursday. the president has pledged to end it during the presidential campaign, but he made a great you would maintain strict security policies. will run awaysts and we wi

[laughter] annette: thanks for that. man: hard and soft, male and female, we take them to market, caught in pots, traps, nets, hand lines baited with chicken necks. it is s commer and sport, also culture, but, ultimately, it is art--the art of crabbing, an artistry underwritten by the blue crab. there's a dance unique to the crab potter's craft, the

market >> thank you so much that was annette weisbach from germany. russian president putin will propose a reduction on -- putin would like to discuss arms control during the meeting with u.s. president donald trump. they deny allegations of meddling in the 2016 u.s. presidential election but are ready to discuss the issue that's according to that news agency hadley gamble is in helsinki we have the indictments on friday, hadley we're hearing russians, according to r.a. saying they're prepared to talk about this. how could this possibly go today? >> that's a very good question, willem the russians coming out essentially saying they'll be open to conversations about it admitting nothing. essentially denying they will have anything to do with that. the anniversary of mh 17 is today. i think it's interesting to note that we're having the meetings alongside that anniversary remember, of course, the reasons why russia got into trouble in the first place. u.s. sanctions on the country. crimea and certainly as a result of several years now of what they would

i'm annette williams, the manager of accessible services here at m.t.a. i know it's been a very long meeting, and so i'll try to trunkate it somewhat, but i want to make sure you know what we're doing here at m.t.a. in terms of seniors and people with disabilities. i think what's important to point out is that it is something that touches almost everybody. as you can see, every single department within our agency is working on access for seniors and people with disabilities, and this just shows you a few pictures of some of the things that are going on. in terms of my department, i'm part of taxi and accessible services, the accessible services division, and we have a number of components. just to start with our paratransit program, we provide door to door services for people with disabilities who are unable to use the muni system. and what i think is interesting there is 77% of those clients or customers that are using paratransit are seniors 65 or older, and in the category the that can't use the fixed route system. you can see there's some of the thing

i don't to encroach on annette's talk, but that is the problem many of us feel today. we wonder about whether or not we are a people. all i will say in conclusion before i turned the tables -- she turns the tables on me and turn the microphone over to david is to say jefferson's declaration is aspirational. it doesn't tell us what to do. destiny is inr our own hands. his notion of equality from our perspective is radically adequate. think of the slaves he owns. think of his failures to imagine a multiracial community or nation. doesn't people have to be white -- does a people have to be white? and jefferson's moment this is what he says. we have a quarrel over the nature of the imperial constitution over the rights we can claim as britains. -- britain's. we have gone to war to vindicate our right as british subjects. now we claim to be american citizens. my wish for you, jefferson says, is that every people on earth claim and vindicate their rights. that can be an inspiration to you, but i am not claiming rights for you. you must claim them for yourself. i am starting

annette williams manager for manageable services at sfmta. at an earlier meeting you had questions abstained our shop around program and i wanted to give you a pick overview on paratransit and answer any questions you might have. >> supervisor peskin: it's on the website so we can also see it. >> yes. our three main modes of service are sf access, group van like people going to adult day center in taxi then the two additional services are shop around and van go and both of those are available to seniors or people with disabilities, so not just those ada eligible which are people unable to use our fixed route system. in the last period we had 85% on time and we completed 235,000 trips. 71,000 of those were wheelchair users and group van we did 189,000 trips. one of the things that's always important is vehicles in the van program and we want to get to the point where all of our vehicles are in the procure process. right now 89 of those are in that process and it's very easy to replace them. we are getting 10 new sedans lou ththrough the transp

wiggle high five‘s roster includes britons katie archibald and elinor barker, as well as australian annetteed out in 2013. it's been a busy night of football for teams hoping to qualify for the europa league. burnley of the premier league scrambled a draw at scottish premiership side aberdeen. it finished 1—1 ahead of next week's second leg, but burnley‘s england goalkeeper, adam pope, went off with a shoulder injury. so fitness concerned over him. hibs staged the best comeback of the night to win 3—2 in the first leg of their tie at home to asteras tripolis. they were two down. it's probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders, who lost 5—1 in slovenia. but better news for steven gerrard and rangers, who have the advantage after alfredo morelus scored away in croatia, against 0siek, and that was the only goal of the night. and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red imps, who are not from lincoln but from gilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex fergus

let's pick up with what annette was discussing, some saying the ecb is being overly optimistic on its economic outlook. do you think they are? >> i don't think so. the european economy is still coming out of its long recession. they are fairly resilient. they are advanced economies. they won't go back into recession now. there's not anything in the fundamentals indicating that we might be seeing that when we see some indicators turning negative, there are more deviations from the trend that may be corrected >> that being said, do you worry that the ecb risks getting behind the curve on inflation? >> again, no because inflation is still low i think it's important to provide enough liquidity in the market and in view of the italian situation, the other countries still need liquidity so i think i would hold things the way they are the ecb already said there would be no interest rate hikes for another year it's maybe good to clear when the end of the summer is, whether it's the french or english, but again, if i were ecb i would be more specific about exactly where the date is. because it

tender hasnnery pulled alongside the trap, annette is lowered and soon the net is lowered and soon theass is drawn into the ship. is only one ofng the methods used to catch millions of salmon. other fishermen in small boats armed with nets sweep the season where the salmon are known to be moving. the salmon run is short, lasting from the middle of may until the middle of august, and every means is taken to catch as many fish as possible. from the time the salmon are caught until they are canned and cooked, only 24 hours is allowed by law. many canneries only allow 12 hours for these operations to ensure the freshness and quality . some salmon traps are as much as 80 miles away from the cannery, truly there are no more courageous skippers found elsewhere on the seven seas. they end night at top speed they fog,e through grinding storms, sleet and rain along coastlines which abound with conditions rocks and more unfavorable to navigation than any place the world over. typicalproaching a cannery. -- aleutian the whistle sends seagulls into excitement or it for them, it is a dinner bell and

i'm here to expand a little bit more about the charrette that annette and nicole mentioned. san francisco has been doing very important work building protective bike lanes to support division zero. some of these designs left out -- left some people out. specifically seniors and people with disabilities. together with the vision zero coalition, we brought this accessibility issue to the livable streets division and we really appreciate their openness into working with us to find solutions to these issues. we organized a three hour charrette to explore new ways to design protective bike lanes that are safe and accessible for all pedestrians. we made it clear the issue was not about pedestrians versus cyclists. we were confident that safe bike lanes could work for people walking. we talked about universal design and how making a bike design that accommodate seniors and disabilities isn't about designing for a special interest group. is about building streets that work for everyone. it was a success. we had 50 attendees including oakland dot staff. some of the next steps that we

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it was charlie's gran, annette, who gave up herjob and trained to become charlie's qualified carer.ll need to leave and find another job. aw, you are so clever. how are you going to feel in eight weeks when you have to just...? oh, i don't want to think about it at the moment. we just get on with it. he's not out of my life, is he? he's still in it a lot. he needs help, and so doesjordan. so i hope she gets it somewhere else. and that's the sort of thing i do worry. she doesn't see a lot of people. but charlie still has to be fed through a tube into his stomach. pull it out. give the area a bit of a wipe. push the new button in. and yeah... the challenges faced by charlie's family reflect a growing funding crisis. figures given to panorama reveal that an estimated £1.1 billion extra is required by the nhs to keep up with the demand for services such as outpatient appointments and emergency visits for children with disabilities. it presents us with a massive dilemma about how we structure our service provision for children, when we do have more children living with more complex needs

is annette sam alla rdyce what they are.h, 100% record. —— isn't sam allardyce. exactly. i can give you an exclusive on philip lee. the wednesday before last, in moscow, he sat next to me for an england semifinal in a somewhat elderly replica shirt. he was passionate. he was great company. he was very upset at the end of the game, asi was very upset at the end of the game, as i was. it would be nice to see more football shirt in the house of commons. it could be going in that direction. who knows? tourists coming to the uk. a record number of visitors flocked to britain last year. enticed by, we are told, spectacular attractions and the weak pound. this includes visitors from, believe it or not, the european union. what interested me was the world—class attractions they came to see. yes, the british museum and the tower of london, but number two, chester zoo. and number four, flamingo land theme park in yorkshire. number four. how four, flamingo land theme park in yorkshire. numberfour. how about that? have you been?” yorksh

the annette now who either. suck it they don't do they gotta go you know sort of those each one have worked out in cheek the endo who will go on a little but out it will. be giving an intern giving up it is. better so not at the end you get out of that war circuit it was all going to fall that's a good bit of it and if i knew what it amounted i'm going i'm going to turn the up under it all but i bought it but as i let that got me into and into india draw it out on the data. and then this is it right here where it said when the tempo does you no longer and the night then i don't want your dog and then this job one don't miss sack and then a. man juggle it up and you know they can seven ten minute but the little book in a second equal to amend it and toss it no maybe zero or to close out and throw it be separate into the field fuck them up or look at it as a president or were not met when he met bulsara their country and showed him my shion taught and go off he shouted get out i know. that i'm not any outward form

annette seabury lives nearby and she says she saw the suspect running through the neighborhood.ho maybe did it ran through people's houses, tried to steal my neighbors car and then was arrested in the front yard.>( james ) it's unclear if anyone else was home at the time of the attack. matthew redmon is expected to be charged with murder. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... firefighters in one bay area city are on high alert for the 4th of july. how they are preparing to deal fires caused by fireworks. ( james ) and after the break... the two defendants in the ghost ship fire case... reach plea agreements. how the families of the victims feel about the outcome. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides, for effortless comfort. it's the 4th of july special. save up to $500 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36-month financing. ends sunday. you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug un

annette seabury lives nearby and she says she saw the suspect running through the neighborhood. ( darya ) it's unclear if anyone else was home at the time of the attack. matthew redmon is expected to be charged with murder. ( darya ) in fairfield -- police arrest a suspect allegedly involved in a shooting that happened earlier last month. officers arrested 33-year-old keith coon. police say the victim -- melvin moore was arguing with coon in a parking lot of an apartment complex on travis boulevard. that's where police found moore after he was shot. officers caught up with coon last week and san pablo. ( darya ) in the south bay... police are looking for someone who stabbed a man several times... and ran away. it happened last night on the 7-hundred block of willow road, in menlo park. police were waved down by a good samaritan who found the man badly injured. when officers approached the victim he had several noticable stab wounds... and was immediatel

he posted just a few hours ago that "while i had a great meeting with annette nato raising vast amount of money, i had an even better meeting with vladimir putin of russia. sadly it's not being reported that way. the fake news is going crazy. but it's not just the media." >> they are stunned that president trump would blame that partly on the u.s. they are also stunned that they would put putin's work on par with what his own intelligence community was telling him. donald trump's press conference performance in helsinki rises and exceeds the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors. it was nothing sort sort of treasonous. shortly after brennan said that, president trump was asked about that very tweeted by our own tucker carlson. the full interview will be airing tonight at 8:00 p.m. here's a clip of what he said directly in response to that tweet from brennan. watch this. >> i think brennan is a very bad guy and if you look at it a lot of things happened under his watch to. i think he's a very bad person and i also think that when you watch peter strzok and lisa page, all of those th

how much president reagan believed annette, many people thoughtit this was just a political tool to sayhis. >> some believed he was actually risking nuclear war by appending the delicate balance that had thus far prevented armageddon.>> >> the doctorate, was mutual assured destruction. if one side launched a first strike, the other side would have enough nuclear weapons to launch a devastating second strike. ronald reagan never felt comfortable with this. it rested entirely on keeping the soviets scared enough so they wouldn't do anything catastrophic. it was not a genuinene defense. >> it seemed that was a big focus for them. >> if you can defend yourself against ballistic missiles, changes the wholens dynamic. if i can shoot down your missile, but i don't have to worry about it. >> they overturned all of nuclear policy, ronald reagan did that on his own initiative. members of the cabinets were not informed until very shortly before. >> it would not be the last time he surprised them. >> my fellow americans, i am telling you today that i have signed legislation that will do this to rus

susepct in custody is her son 29-year-old matthew redmond. he is expected to be charged with murder. annetteeabury lives nearby she says the suspect was seen running through the neighborhood.sot the guy who maybe did it ran through people's houses, tried to steal my neighbors car and then was arrested in the front yard.she's also stunned this has happened here.sotit's a quiet place. there's never been issues. ever. finally, it's unclear if anyone else was in the house at the time of the attack. the victim does have a husband and two other children, a boy and girl, but no one else was injured. in brentwood, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam)(pam) (pam) in fairfield -- police arrest a suspect allegedly involved in a shooting that happened earlier last month. officers arrested 33-year-old keith coon. reports say the victim -- melvin moore was arguing with coon in a parking lot of an apartment complex on travis boulevard. that's where police found the victim who was shot ... he later died. last week, officers caught up with coon and arrested him in san pablo. (ken)new at ten: a robbery

. >> when the state legislature returns to work next month, they will try to pass annette neutrality law. it will reestablish what the federal communications commission struck down. it prohibits the slowdown of websites and prohibits preferred sites that might pay priority. it requires the compliance through the signing of contracts. the president is glad to see this. santa clara county has sued the fcc. >> until and unless we see progress at the national level we're going to have to rely on the states to get the job done. oregon and washington have already taken some steps. their legislation pepding and probably half the states in the na >> e telecom sector. >> they will try to fight this, and they will probably in some way, in some way to punish california. but we have to fight for what we californiians believe to be right. >> one of the industry organizations reacted saying the proposed law would prohibit investment and innovation in california. what the country needs is permanent, bipartisan, federal legislation for all companies and across all websites. lawmakers think they can

susepct in custody is her son 29-year-old matthew redmond. he is expected to be charged with murder. annettelives nearby she says the suspect was seen running through the neighborhood.sot the guy who maybe did it ran through people's houses, tried to steal my neighbors car and then was arrested in the front yard.she's also stunned this has happened here.sotit's a quiet place. there's never been issues. ever. finally, it's unclear if anyone else was in the house at the time of the attack. the victim does have a husband and two other children, a boy and girl, but no one else was injured. in brentwood, charles clifford kron 4 news. (vicki) the mother (vicki) (vicki) the mother of a teen at the center of a debate over brain death -- is speaking out. back in december 20-13, doctors at children's hospital in oakland declared 13-year-old jahi mcmath brain dead from complications that developed following tonsil surgery. her mother refused to accept the declaration of death. she took jahi to the state of new jersey where hospitals recognize a family's religious beliefs as justification for c

let's get out to annette in frankfurt. kicking off with deutsche bank here a lot of the details got released in the pre-release earlier, that's when we saw the stock pop. what do you think investors will be asking today? we know the new ceo has made big efforts to keep cost cuts going forward. are many people still asking questions about how to expand business in certain areas? >> yeah, that's clearly the case the big question mark when it comes to deutsche bank is how they want to boost revenues. clearly looking at the cost, income ratios, which stands at a high percentage ratio of 87%, it is far too high compared to its peers. so of course the new management is getting tough on cost reduction. but it only brings to a certain level. you also need to boost revenues. investors are focusing on the strong weakness in investment banking. the rates business was the big powerhouse of deutsche bank some years ago. and now they're really losing out to their competitors the wall street big banks did post big gains in that special t

susepct in custody is her son 29-year-old matthew redmond. he is expected to be charged with murder. annette seabury lives nearby she says the suspect was seen running through the neighborhood.sot the guy who maybe did it ran through people's houses, tried to steal my neighbors car and then was arrested in the front yard.she's also stunned this has happened here.sotit's a quiet place. there's never been issues. ever. finally, it's unclear if anyone else was in the house at the time of the attack. the victim does have a husband and two other children, a boy and girl, but no one else was injured. in brentwood, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) for a second night demonstrators are camping outside the immigration and customs enforcement building in san francisco. (ken) it's part of a nationwide movement against the policies of ice. kron4's ella sogomonian is there live with their demands...ella? the occupy group wants ice completely shut down...and advocate for open borders. to get that message across they've used barbed wire to barricade a side entrance for cars...they have left the

. >> annette brown is talking about the dozens of people who live in cars and rvs parked on bay street in east palo alto. people like mattie florez, a retired housekeeper who has been living in her car for a year and a half she settled in here a year and a half ago. >> i'm trying my best to survive. that is all you can do. >> reporter: now, there may be a more permanent place for them to stay. palo alto is deciding whether to turn this land into a sanctioned safe parking lot for homeless rvs. >> this is the first of its kind. >> reporter: he says that there would be space for 20 vehicles but they would have to be safety check, operational, and able to drive in and out every day. he estimates 53% of the children in the school district are considered homeless. the program is designed to help them and their families. >> we want to work with the people in our backyard as opposed to not in my backyard type mindset. >> he is talking about neighborhood opposition. >> i keep my place clean, and i don't want people to make this a junkyard. >> reporter: lee clemens has owned this lot next to the

it kind of left me annette online's lauren zim ma bum out.t it. >> kelsey, we're having so much fun. i'm feeling refreshed with my barefoot rose. >> there are some things i'm surprised about. first up, i was not aware of the comic-con fashion. >> i'm terribly dressed for the occasion. >> id not have worn three-inch hooes to run around the convention center had i known most are in sneakers. >> i left my spiderman onesie at home. now i've lost the moment to wear it. >> perhaps my most serious grievance kevin frazier is having so much more fun than we are. >> why is he always on the funtime bus? this morning prepare for the interviews. he's in the human claw. >> getting prizes, getting thrown around in the air. >> i got boxes for everybody. >> hanging out with the new magnum p.o. in a ferrari. kevin, who, what? >> jay hernandez, crushed on growing up. kevin goes ride around in a ferrari with him? >> not okay. >> the biggest problem is we can't all t do. >> it's impossible to see all the stars, ought activations. >> >> dancing to doily parton. >>

annette, kate, mark, i want to give you a shout out for the fantastic job you do with paratransit. through the years it is remarkable. we have one of the best paratransit, you know, organizing teams in the country. i know they go around the country and they go to conferences and bring back the best ideas to san francisco. i just want to say thank you to you all. >> thank you. do i have any more public comment? no, seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you again for the presentation. this was not an action item but it was a super valuable to have this presented so we are up-to-date to know what is going on. we are lucky that we have done so much work and we can help so many people get around the city and we continue to look forward to doing more. item 15 is a vote. a discussion and vote and whether to invoke the current attorney-client privilege and conduct a closed session. >> motion for closed session? [laughter] >> second. >> do i have any public comment? >> item 16, after the close section. we went into closed session to discuss it a case or city of attorney. we voted una

. >> reporter: annette says her neighbor told her the same thing she told us.he saw redmond walking out of her home as she was driving up. she started yelling at him and chasing him down with her car. he jumped in. attempting to carjack her. that's when she told him to get out. >> he panicked, jumped out of the car and she chased him down. >> reporter: he tried to steal a car across the street. that quickly failed. by that time, the entire neighborhood was calling 911. >> she's our hero right now, for sure. love her. >> reporter: the neighbor thinks otherwise. she says she turned into a protector because her daughter was upstairs during all of this unaware of the danger. >> somebody lost a mom, somebody lost a wife. you know? a lot of really horrible things went down. >> reporter: in brentwood, nbc bay area news. >>> is it justice served or denied? that is the question a lot of folks are asking after yesterday's plea deal in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the defendants pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntarily manslaughter, one count for each ear

but clearly they have no interest to cooperate particularly in the senate or house leadership so annettecase you just run over them. but what i would have done it goes back to reagan and would have figured out the issues that make it very expensive to the democrats to stay unified and bring up the issues in such a way the leadership was constantly under pressure because they say i cannot stay with you i will get beat back called. long -- back home and frankly with trump you have to be patient if i was a legislative leader today i would recognize you have to spend a lot of time with him and listen to him a lot and try to sort through and you have to wear seatbelts they would be something that you did not expect so you need that seatbelt just to get through the car wreck. >> university of florida. you were talking about how deregulated the government has the how do you see the government shrinking over the next couple of years? >> the states will be deregulated first able continue the pressure to reduce the total number of regulation. they will continue to try to find every possible way to

annette: at the moment, it is game of keeping one's nerve because when you look at fundamentals on equitiesave been overweight equities in our strategy. the world economy is growing, earnings are on a good path. all of that is actually speaking for assets benefiting from growth like equities. time, the disruption and uncertainty created around 200 billion of trade tariffs is something else and it has been s so far, it has been introducing disparity regionally as well as across sectors. the way we have been trying to navigate through these times is take preferences -- in other ands, from other strategies retaining our general bias toward growth beneficiary assets. anna: what do you see as the endgame here? we saw jerome powell talking about if we saw extensive tariffs, this could be damaging for the economy but he thought trump's friend game was to reduce tariffs globally. do you buy into that endgame? do you keep your nerve until that happens? think it i certainly is in nobody's interest, whether the u.s. or china, to put growth into jeopardy. to we probably do not have there are midterm el

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that is the thing the government and annette -- and the united states needs to work on.e, to reform education and prepare people for jobs in the future. >> a long-term effort. michael mckee, thank you. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: let's talk about the earnings. the banks have had a rocky run recently. they have bounced a little bit in the very short term in the past month or so, not so good. row, none4 days in a of them are catastrophic. i think there has been a recalibration of the bullishness we have seen. for a while and -- for a while, everyone is coming on air. is put up orow shut up time. we know what the tailwinds were, tax reform and regulatory reform. we know about the capital returns, that is all behind us. have forward, you headwinds. the question is, is it enough to overcome headwinds? we will find out. usually what happens with bank earnings is the expectations are difficult to calibrate. some win and some loose. that is why i'm playing it from the point of view of one tends to balance out the other. >> so what do you think will happen? you won

well as we talk about annette party which are most of our acting as a political who has the right and. take on the problems that normal hardworking people in germany face then i don't think you could say it is senator and that's why she's fallen and you movement in september and i think we will see a lot of positive action comedy. and islam isn't the same. or it will thanks very much for coming on the program and sharing your thoughts we've been speaking to solve a sollie member of the german left party this is our to international more stories by the minutes on our twitter page don't miss a thing else see you again in half an hour's time. it's almost stopped raining mr mack and zuma is taking his sweet toast to a nearby karaoke bar. the. only thing. that matters. is it actually says and. it's. so cool just to see. each of the macho just imagine the head of a nation that. could look it up and throw some of the. boys. who get. off. in japan with a never people getting married a month fifty one in five has never had a family. that's one reason is the country has consistently had an extr

i think using the law as annette suggests to address real injustices that can be corrected and have left a legacy of hurt and loss, yes. but let's make sure that the first priority is that we are all mobilized in this coming generation and that the kids will be. that we owe something to them. i think we need to invest in the future. if we obsess about reckoning with the past, it will never end and we will think not of the promises of the declaration, we will think of all the failures since then and that will be our legacy. we need to think of the possibility of fulfilling that dream. >> i think we need a country where we carry section 1 of the 14th amendment in one vest pocket, the declaration in the other -- >> and a gun. >> -- and maybe not a gun, but, you know, we may need a whole new regime of repair in three or four years, but that repair will be to our institutions. >> are you talking about trump? >> i'm just talking about the present, not about anybody particularly. but our esteemed director has a question. >> no, i have just a comment to thank everyone for participating -- partic