noel stevens.what did he tell you? >> he knows shauna. he knew where they lived. that he did yardwork and handyman work for george and everybody else in the neighborhood. >> reporter: so, someone shauna knew. someone george -- the do-gooder -- had tried to help. a thing not out of character for george. but greyhound, or, noel, was adamant that he had nothing to do with shauna's murder. then he agreed to show the detectives his campsite out in the desert. what'd you find? >> swimsuit bottoms that in our search of shauna's house appeared to me that matched the top that i had seen in her bedroom. >> reporter: so, greyhound was the burglar poking around shauna's personal things. and in fact, her friend recalled shauna had grown uncomfortable with this particular charity case who'd been doing work around the house. >> she didn't want noel in the house anymore. and she said, you know, "you're -- you better get out of this house or i'm calling the police on you." >> reporter: so was he the killer? out at

and he reverted back to noel. man for years as neal," and then, "noel helped me move." so i -- that's a tell. >> but why would george admit to knowing greyhound and then lie about the name? the detectives left george at home and made a plan they hoped would shake out the truth. >> we decided to amp up the pressure. >> coming up, a bold calculation by detectives was about to trigger a stunning chain reaction. >> he was driving extremely fast and forcing vehicles off the road and then plowed straight into a cement barrier. the officer following said he just committed suicide. >> when "dateline" continues. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. alicewhich is breast canceratic that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone r

and still to come... the arctic monkeys, noel gallagher and lily allen — among the nominees for thisdil rashid has been recalled to the england side after theirfirst has been recalled to the england side after their first —— ahead of their first test against india, starting next wednesday at edgbaston. the greek defence minister says his country's wildfire disaster was made worse by local residents. he claims they built properties illegally, blocking off potential escaperoutes. the wildfires, near athens, have killed more than 80 people. as gavin lee now reports. three days after the wildfires, the search for dozens of missing people continues in the coastal village of mati, the most devastated area faster without power, crews are working with emergency generators, checking house—to—house. this morning, greece's defence minister arrived in ten one to expect the damage and was met by dozens of residents who shouted help it come to slowly and that many of the deaths could have been prevented. there is deep anger and criticism from the survivors levelled at the government about how many

noel is in the pub, have you come out from behind the bar?! yes, and! in his pocket. it gives you a sense of how people are embracing gareth southgate and the new waistcoat trends. they are quite handy, you can keep a pocket watch ora handy, you can keep a pocket watch or a bottle opener in your pocket, maybe your england season ticket! what else have you got in your pocket? anything else? he has a mobile phone. i don't believe in having one of them. i want to know what noel has in his pockets? we are doing a whole segment on waistcoat pockets. this is a brand-new waistcoat, i have not had a chance to open the pockets at all! nothing at all is in my pockets! you use to keep your chalk in that for the snookerfinal? well keep your chalk in that for the snooker final? well done, keep your chalk in that for the snookerfinal? well done, noel, thank you for keeping us posted on what is going on at the pub. fingers crossed for the second half. with you watch it, katty? i am going straight from here, i will sprint home and watch it with my oldest son, felix, wh

so noel who could you know it you know like when they're going to let us you know what it's a little you know it you know i do on the on call you when you would she would not hear would you will miss it if you did she. started talking like i did when i get to the focal you money so i didn't like it is a little you know yes that it did was she story no god didn't i. wasn't able to. hold on a lot of the old you have existed i just thought oh your initial statement they did tell you to say well that one of those notable good deals out of a whole lot.

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noel phillips, always a shoulder to cry on. we're hoping for no tears.gland players started. welcome to the place when it all started forjesse lingard, marcus rashford and danny welbeck. this is what they call the walk of fame, featuring photographs ofa number of walk of fame, featuring photographs of a number of boys and girls teams over the years. this one caught my eye, this is a young marcus rashford celebrating with his team after another victory. follow me through the changing rooms. it is a busy day today, lots of matches of all grange groups going on. the same colour as sweden shirts. —— all age groups. this is the trophy cabinet year, lots and lots of them. these players who play for england, have taken pa rt who play for england, have taken part ina who play for england, have taken part in a lot of those and won trophies for the club. this time we are hoping they will win the world cup. let's go onto the playing fields. it is notjust those three, a number of others who play in the premier league as well, started off year. this is neal who nurtu

from here, over two noel in southgate. 1966, there is a sense of hope. they are hoping that england can repeat the success that england can repeat the success that they did nearly 50 years ago. we are here in southgate, it is one of the oldest members clubs in england and it is named after the england and it is named after the england manager himself, gareth southgate. indeed, this is a man whose profile has risen in the last few years, or months, rather, he has gone from a former footballer turned manager to a fashion icon, hence me wearing my waistcoat. today is officially known as waistcoat wednesday. people are getting their seats, their viewing spots, to watch the match. this is ivan, you remember 1966 very well because you we re remember 1966 very well because you were around, tell me your memories? lama were around, tell me your memories? i am a senile citizen, i was there! i was actually at wembley for the first game, uruguay versus england. a 0-0 first game, uruguay versus england. a 0—0 draw. it was a boring game

might be on a school day and maxwell and noel are relaxing at their friend ella's home.stagram. all three children are 13 and legally allowed to join these sites, but unsurprisingly, none have actually read the terms. you agree to waive and hereby to waive any legal or equitable rights or remedies you may have against youtube with respect... whether or not you have the acad or are locked into facebook. i did not know that. but it is a bit creepy. everything is so long. it is all a sneaky of them to put it like that. kids will look at it and just skip past it, i guess. the bbc has analysed the privacy policies of 15 popular websites and apps, including facebook and youtube, and found that most facebook and youtube, and found that m ost ta ke facebook and youtube, and found that most take half an hour to read, and all of them need a university level education to be properly understood, despite an eu wide law that mandates that companies use clear and plain language and their policies, especially when directed at children. facebook google and others say that they are consta

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as for what will happen, i believe if we can convince the american people that judge kava noel on the court would lead to the repeal of the affordable care act of protections with pre-existing conditions, and repeal women's right for reproductive rights, we will get a majority in the senate to vote him down. >> this morning you said that democrats left access and have a paper trail, can you expand on what that would involve? >> we want the same standard that we afforded the republicans when they asked for a large amount of paper trail from elena kagan. there were 170,000 pages turned over by the archives. this is a vital appointment. it could affect america for a generation. we want to see all of the documentation before we vote. we are asking the same expansive but necessary production of documents that we afforded the republicans and kagan was the nominee, be done here with kavanaugh as the nominee. >> is that in terms of the time. >> the sooner the better. were not trying to delay, we just think it's important. someone is trying to delay, but it is not me. we just think it is impor

everyone knew the beginning of year in d.c..ld be my last everybody know knows that there is noel at that point in the room.he will be a free agent en phillies end. giant and nationals and phillies will pursuean h >> and he won on the home turf home run derby: aft harper won the derby fans gave national reliever shawn do little a shout out. he missook the t boos for doos he pointed to do little and it became clear who theans were cheering for. he's on thdisabled list and the all stary i ga >> we say boo. >> they're not yell, boo they're yelling dooo. >> coming up on "fox5 morning". >> maryland lawmakers campaign have one of theoo capital gazette shng victims receive a national honor >> and good news to report about current state of ellicott city. >> a live look 295 west of beltway 4:41 and 7 degrees. beltway 4:41 and 7 degrees. back after this ♪ there's a ln in every volkswagen. during volkswagen smile and drive days, you can lease a value-packed 2018 tiguan s fo just $189 a mo >> time now is 4:4et4 l get to top stories. manhuntnderway for whoever opened fire in hitting five people a

pedestrian has pleaded not guilty to murder charges, gilberwas walking on modesto avenue, when kelsey and noel allegedly swerved across the road, hitting and killing gilbert, she was arrested on suspicion of drug related driving under the influence, if convicted, she could face 26 years to life in prison.een police and an arm suspect at the trader joe's in los angeles over the weekend.>> shots fired! >> as part of the chase, the video shows the suspect, jean atkins, taking police on a high- speed chase, with a 17-year-old female hostage in his car, he also allegedly shot his grandmother seven times. >> [ shot sounds ] >> he crashed into a pole outside the treated joes -- the trader joe's, and one employee was caught in the crossfire, killed after being hit by a police officer's bullet. >> a through and through wound to her left arm that moved into her body, as chief of police, i'm sorry for the loss. >> atkins was shot in his left arm, he later surrendered to officers. >>> a new audit reveals a dmv workers sleeping on the job for three years, a data operator slept on the job for at least hoper

today‘s news might not have a huge impact on sales for the likes of noel gallagher or lily allen butes that our language services are reporting on. one of colombia‘s most powerful criminal organisations has put out a hit on a sniffer dog. sombra, or shadow, has sniffed out almost ten tonnes of the urabenos gang‘s cocaine over the course of her career. after the gang put a $70,000 price on sombra‘s head, she was moved to ensure her safety. a new report on the violence between herders and farmers in nigeria says that the conflict has now claimed six times more lives than the boko haram insurgency this year. it says the escalation of violence in 2018 is due to the growing number of ethnic militias with illegal weapons, but also blames the failure of the government to prosecute perpetrators, and the introduction of anti—grazing laws. one of our most—read articles online — a zoo in egypt has denied painting black stripes on a donkey to make it look like a zebra. the article also lists other instances of alleged zoo fraudery — such as when, in 2013, a chinese zoo tried to pass off a tibeta

our reporter, noel phillips, is in south london for us at box park in east croydon. take us to it.nd me. everyone is so excited. they are celebrating. england has done at! we could go potentially all the way to the finals. gareth southgate yesterday said he wanted to continue making this dream. with a few minutes to go, england remain positive and that the strength they have played. harry maguire, the 22—year—old. .. gareth have played. harry maguire, the 22—year—old... gareth southgate... you can talk to anybody here and they are shouting that gareth is the man! you might be struggling to hear me but i will give you a sense of how people are feeling. if you follow me, i can talk to a few people. i live on bbc. the game so far? unbelievable. if you have not known, it's coming home. we have played so well, we have controlled so played so well, we have controlled so well. we're going to win the world cup. just a few minutes to go. before the end of this game. can we go all the way? of course we can! its england, come on! it's coming home, made! coming home! all that sweat and the cid

61st world santa claus congress, a chance for saint nick to mingle with kris kringle or gel with pere noelver all sorts of issues, and so santa brings out love for everyone, no matter who you are or where you live. sa nta's more needed than ever before. the parade is only one element in the multi—day event. there's the santa obstacle course world championships, santa pentathlons and even a children's party. it's good, nice. very interesting. which one is the real santa? spoilers? none of them. but they're trying their best in many different languages. merry christmas! speaks danish: glaedelig jul! merry christmas and... speaks cantonese: ..sing daan faai lok. speaks japanese: sore do hayai tadao. ho, ho, ho! and, all together now... all shout ‘merry christmas': tim allman, bbc news. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments — we'll have more on those alphabet results. also, why investors are not too concerned. and tell me what you think about our talking point today — counting the cost of the hot weather, a heatwave is gripping countries across

president, my name is randy knoll, representing the national association -- noel, representing the national association of home builders. and through our home builders institute, our educational arm, we pledge 50,000 new workers to building the american dream. president trump: thank you very much. [applause] >> mr. president, my name is rob gifford and on behalf of the national restaurant association, we pledge to train 370,000 people over the next five years. president trump: that is good. thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, matt, on behalf of the national retail federation, we're pleased to be here. thank you for your leadership. we're committing to train, certify, upskill 250,000 workers, at least, over the next five years. president trump: i know it will be even more. >> thank you. thank you. >> mr. president, north america's building trade unions. on behalf of our unions and contract partners we commit to invest $6 billion and train and recruit and register 250,000 apprentices over the next five years. [applause] >> mr. president, i'm cathy warden. we commit to 7,500 new apprentice

. >> but to the -- the point that michelle was making, noel that this could complicate the efforts bynts to want to bring together viacom and cbs it would make it seem as though they were trying to push him out with the timing of the article in the new yorker on friday what about that? >> well, they didn't time his behavior if that behavior is true he deserves to be out so let's -- let's get real what the underlying issues are here you know, i've -- i've written a number of books, including one called the ethical challenge, which says you've got to deal with these things quickly. and judiciously. and as far as i can tell they're not. >> did you -- do you think that by waiting until monday's previously scheduled board meeting they lost an opportunity to move quickly, so even that 48 hours or 72 hours is take a look, noel. >> i think we'll have to obviously live for the monday meeting. but that's going to be very, very important. >> that was the one yesterday. >> that was the one yesterday that this he did have. i mean the story came out hit on friday. >> yeah. but then they didn't do a

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61st world santa claus congress, a chance for saint nick to mingle with kris kringle or gel with pere noeldivisive, that is torn over all sorts of issues, and so santa brings out love for everyone, no matter who you are or where you live. sa nta's more needed than ever before. the parade is only one element in the multi—day event. there's the santa 0bstacle course world championships, santa pentathlons and even a children's party. it's good, nice. very interesting. which one is the real santa? spoilers? none of them. but they're trying their best in many different languages. merry christmas! speaks danish: glaedelig jul! merry christmas and... speaks cantonese: ..sing daan faai lok. speaks japanese: sore do hayai tadao. ho, ho, ho! and, all together now... all shout ‘merry christmas': tim allman, bbc news. and before we go, meet wallace and his owner christie from the west of england. the pair had been prevented from competing at top equestrian dressage events — because wallace is a mule — half donkey, half horse. well the good news is that british dressage officials changed its rules. and

we are into the second half. 0ur reporter noel phillips is in south london for us at box park in eastsphere has been incredible. ijust want the atmosphere has been incredible. i just want to show you the reaction to harry maguire's incredible goal. this is how fans celebrated, chucking their side in the air, chucking their side in the air, chucking their side in the air, chucking their drinks. i tell you something, the smell in the park right now, it is side and sweat. it is incredibly hard. people are confident. they do not want to talk about the prospective england not winning. they are focusing on the positives, not forgetting we have made history so far, that penalty shoot out this week has given people momentum, yes, we can do it. that goal and two near misses has got us an edge. let's get some reaction from some fans. what are your name is? geordie. joel. connor. jack. what is your take so far? all i am saying is, marouane fellaini, we'll see you in the final. england have not played the football we have seen in the group games, we have been slow. we need to speed it up. can we

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thank you very much. 0ur reporter noel phillips — is in south london for us — at box park in east croydon how has it been? not many fans but people are leaving in making their way home, singing and shouting with some spectacular memories, they paid and sought england achieve a triumph. they saw a bit of history and gareth southgate, i am so excited myself. the weather has been dead in the atmosphere has been electric. we will get some reaction from two former footballers who have kindly come down today to watch the game. a former footballer turned boxer. come down today to watch the game. a formerfootballer turned boxer. you predicted this will be a 2—0 victory for england. i was being optimistic andl for england. i was being optimistic and i was right. so it was good. it is brilliant, semifinals here we come. when you look back at the match itself, the game, was there anything that stood out for you and turns of the highlights?” anything that stood out for you and turns of the highlights? i think our goalie again, fantastic, do you know what i mean? some great saves. but i think collecti

>> noel fants allowed. you know that.ny >> swinging from the ceiling?u should stick to family. her dghter performed baton twirling there's my family. they will beou performing thr july 22nd.'s >>> it happening. king james moving west apparently. the owner of the cleveland calves thanked james for all of his years with the team. >>> a new team, of course, means new teammates for lebron. remember ts from the 2014 playoffs, lance stephenson. his deal was announced after lebron's. stephenson will make just over $4 million a year. >> and he gets to play with lebron. >> today, the newest member of d.c. united will be officially welcomed to washington. he will be introduced during a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon. >> police are searching for a man who oke into the cbs station. the cbs station did not go into its :00 and 10:00 newscast. >>> this morning, a memorial service for one of the victims skilled in the shooting rampa rampages. coming up, an exclusive interview of a woman who says th suspected gunman stalked her. >>> a heat a risery starts at noo

. >> oakland city councilman noel guiles said he inspired him to run for office. >> he did not care what race you are or what you were. he always -- respected you even if you disagree with his point of view. that is what i learned. >> ron dellums was born in oakland and served on the berkeley city council. in 1970 when he was elected to congress where he ended up on richard nixon's enemy list because of his fierce opposition to the war in vietnam. years later he told ktvu's dennis richmond he was happy to make the enemies list. >> of the top 10 i was number 6. that is a red badge of courage that i carry very proudly. >> he was instrumental in bringing federal money to social programs including the native american health center on international boulevard. >> he made us feel like we belong. we have a small community. it is not politically powerful. it is not economically powerful. >> he left congress after nearly 3 decades and was later elected mayor of oakland. critics said his heart never really seemed into the job and was often at a town. under his administration a soaring crime rate di

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noel berry-meris runs a largest cardiac care center for women and found though heart disease is number one killer of women, only 40% of their routine care includes a heart risk check. and women are nearly twice as likely as men to die in the year following a heart attack. she says too often doctors treat women at risk for heart disease very differently than men. >> young women were more likely to be told to lose weight where the young men who were more overweight were more likely to be put on effective preventive therapy. >> is that because the doctor doesn't think of a woman as getting heart disease? >> people are always sort of judging women according to their weight. irony, of course, is that weight loss doesn't reduce cardiovascular disease. >> reporter: there's more. though women are twice as likely to suffer from chronic pain as men, studies show women's reports of pain are likely to be dismissed. it wasn't until laurie was in the 20s and in the hospital with lung problems that her disease was correctly diagnosed. >> i'm in a great place but how much better would my long-term pro

noel -- newton -- ♪ emily: apple's first foray into original content wasn't exactly a success.t of love hasn't deterred the company. the iphone giant plans to spend more than $4 billion in that creative space by 20 22. an even though gary vaynerchuk was part of that show, he doesn't think failure will keep apple from joining the likes of netflix and hulu who it comes to streaming their own shows and movies. >> i think the sheer amount of money that i'm hearing they're throwing at it makes me optimistic. i try to spend a good amount of time in hollywood and silicon valley and madison avenue. you get a sense and i think the sense, if you talk to any of your hollywood friends, production and agents, and things of that nature, is everybody understands that it's an amazon, apple, netflix, hulu and who's the next o.t.t., facebook kind of world? that the networks are in deep, deep trouble. even the cable providers and even with mergers, the sheer dollars that these internet companies are going to throw at content, the nfl rights, it's going to be an amazon, google, facebook, apple wor

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[applause] >> will use welcome to the stage counsel for the respondent, the kingdom of camelot, noel francisco, the solicitor general of the united states and cocounsel. [applause] >> and in a moment you will all welcome our distinguished bench, members of the supreme court of camelot. all by the way sitting by designation. from the united states supreme court will have our longtime participants justices ruth bader ginsburg, stephen breyer and elena kagan. from the supreme court of canada a new and very welcome guest, the honorable suzanne cote. and from the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia another long-standing friend of the theater, judge patricia millet. please enjoy the trial. [applause] >> all rise. oh, yea oh, yea oh, yea. the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. bcb, please. everyone deseeded. -- seated. >> will madam chief justice, and may it please the court. as you know, here in camelot, perfect weather is decreed by law. and yet there's no doubt that things have become a bit stormy. [laugh

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oni.cocounsel stephanie mel stage,welcome to the counsel for the respondent, the kingdom of camelot, noel francisco, and cocounsel for the state, erica ross and margaret upshaw. [applause] in a moment, you will all distinguished bench, members of the supreme court of camelot, all sitting by designation. from the united states supreme court, we will have our longtime justices, ruth bader ginsburg and elena kagan. the supreme court of canada -- and from the united states court of appeals, and district of columbia, a friend of the theater, judge patricia -- .njoy the trial >> all rise. oh ye, oh ye, oh ye, the supreme court of the kingdom of camelot is now in session. [approaching footsteps] [applause] [raucous cheering] ginsburg: thank you. be seated please. everybody, please be seated. >> madam chief justice. may it please the court, as you know, the perfect weather is an camelot decreed by law. but there is no doubt things have become a bit "stormy." [laughter] [applause] insurrectionn an and the kingdom is imperiled, but the prosecution of my client has been nothing but a "witch hunt." h

two, in terms of the collusion question, we know donald trump jr., we know that paul manafort, we noel that others, kushner, met with people who they believed to be representatives of the russian government giving dirt on the clintons. so whether there was a violation of criminal law we don't know. there is smoke there. there have been 19, let me finish, there have been 19 indictments of individuals. three by trump, three indictments of trump campaign officials. five guilty pleas. the idea that this is a bogus investigation is ridiculous. the i.g. said on peter strzok to get to your question, now, peter strzok may have been a bad actor but he did not influence any of the decision of the fbi. >> you did a great, masterful job of rattling off every left wing walking point. >> no, no. >> you did a nice job. then you said peter strzok is just a small guy over here. no, peter strzok was in charge of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. he was in charge --. no, he wasn't. . in channel of the trump investigation. >> no, he wasn't. >> the agent in charge -- >> he was the lead investigator

. >> noel, i think if they are asking legitimate questions about the actions. you say actions count more than words, so we look at his actions, and you look at the entirety of that presentation, not only the press conference, but the later meeting, the two hour meeting, we still don't know the details. the russians to say it was great meeting. they apparently think their military agrees, but our military doesn't know about it. laura, that introduces questions as to, is this president acting as an american to protect us, the american people? >> laura: you are basically john brennan then. >> brennan said don't tell him. he is our president. i respect that. i am saying, he has opened the door. nobody opens the door. he opened the door to these kinds of questions in these rebukes. >> laura: dan bongino, the idea that because russia goes home, sergey lavrov and putin go home and they make their propaganda pushed to their people, big deal. i lived there in 1983. the propaganda flows freely in russia. i don't take putin at his word on pretty much anything but the fact

young man who had shiri immature short sighted insight and his involvement with this crime dr karen noel clarke is the psychologist who evaluated you on and testified at his sentencing hearing she won and many adolescent criminals tend to him and very little appreciation for long term consequences they are much more driven by immediate gratification then the ultimate cost to their lives the lines of their families to the lives of the victims and they are fieri fieri caught up in the moment the u.s. supreme court's miller ruling focused heavily on the developmental differences between adolescents and adults citing recent advances in neuroscience that suggest adolescent brains are not yet fully developed when it comes to impulse control planning ahead and risk avoidance adolescents and young anally among and it should not be denied the best of their lives for actions that were taken at that period of fear nice perhaps he wasn't fully developed in his prey as some of the experts may say however i just don't understand anybody who could be so insensitive to the life of another human being to

if you look at the rates market between noel, like how five u.s. you -- how flat the u.s.urve is, even though we don't see day-to-day risk off move, at the same time, it looks like the pricing of assets already reflects some sort of a risk premium that otherwise would not be there. that's true in bonds and currencies and perhaps even stocks. i know the u.s. stock market looks high, but given the data, without this noise perhaps it would be higher yet. matt: you covered g10 rate strategy, but i wonder how important the u.s. curve is to your work, and also how much of the u.s. curve is shaped by investors here going over there. guest: well, i think that you are right. obviously the u.s. is part of the global bond market and the global bond market has been dominated for literally years by quantitative easing and by the moment, where you see the biggest downward pressure on bond yields is here in europe, where although qe is set to taper off by the end of this year, there's a great shortage of paper, especially in the german curve, which has pulled yields down to the extraordi

enforcing border controls, but they don't like how it's been done by donald trump and don't always noel how to think through the implications of being tough. does that mean you don't take in refugees and turn back asigh lem seeker as they live in tent cities on bridge while fleeing lie convenience and economic degradation and persecution of the lands. these are difficulti issuissues way trump has gone about this, much of the population recoiling at that and all of these wonderful gigantic demonstrations the past week. i do think trump still has the ability to demagogue on the issue and take advantage of these conflicting impulses that people have. >> matthew, at the same time, some of the images and some of the stories behind the family separation policy are so vivid and cut across party lines on here. is there an argument to be made that the nature of the family separation policy elevates that to something uniquely damaging to this administration politically? >> well, i think you can make that argument based on the speech with which the white house attempted to correct the policy. one

back in the united states, president trump's longtime personal driver, noel clintron, has sued the trump organization, arguing he was not paid for more than 3000 hours of overtime in recent years. the lawsuit argues -- "in an utterly callous display of unwarranted privilege and entitlement, president donald trump has, through the defendant entities, exploited and denied significant wages to his own longstanding personal driver." meanwhile, the trump organization is seeking to hire 61 foreign guest workers through the h-2b visa program to cook and clean at trump's private mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida. while trump has sought to dramatically crackdown on nearly evevery form of immigration into the unitited states s during his time in office, he has expanded the h-2b visa program, which benefits companies seeking to hihire foreign workekers for seasonal, low-wage work. and in virginia, federal court has ruled a civil rights lawsuit against the neo-nazis and white supremacists who planned last year's deadly rally in charlottesville, virginia, can move forward. the lawsuit filed by

the president and the white house, we offer prayers for united states secret service special agent noelhamgena his family and wife and two young children. the secret service that agent ramagen suffered a stroke on duty in scotland last week and tragically passed away. he was a five-year veteran of the united states marines and spent 19 years with the secret service. the president and first laudi are deeply grateful for his lifetime devotion to his country. the men and women of the secret service make enormous sacrifices for our safety and security. we're forever in their debt. with that i take your questions. major. >> earlier -- asked the president is russia still targeting the u.s. he said no. is that what the president believes, does he understand the question and is it his position, no, russia is not doing anything to interfere or to meddle in the 2018 election. >> i got a chance to speak with the empty after those comments. thank you very much, was saying no to answering questions. the president and his administration are working very hard to make sure that russia is unable to medd

young man who had fieri immature short sighted insight and his involvement with this crime dr karen noel clarke is the psychologist who evaluated you on and testified at his sentencing hearing she won and many adolescent criminals tend to him and very little appreciation for long term consequences they are much more driven by immediate gratification in the ultimate cost to their lives the lines of their families to the lives of the victims and the ard fieri fieri caught up in the moment the u.s. supreme court's miller ruling focused heavily on the developmental differences between adolescents and adults citing recent advances in neuroscience that suggest adolescent brains are not yet fully developed when it comes to impulse control planning ahead and risk avoidance adolescents and young anally among and it should not be denied the best of their lives for actions that were taken at that q you don't feel nice perhaps he wasn't fully developed in his prain as some of the experts may say however i just don't understand anybody who could be so insensitive to the life of another human being to

the president and the white house, we offer prayers for united states secret service special agent noelard romagen and his family. the secret service announced this morning that agent romagen suffered a stroke last week and tragically passed away. he was a five-year veteran of the united states marines and spent 19 years with the secret service. the president and the first lady are in gratitude for his service. the men and women make enormous sacrifices to our safety and security around we're in their debt. with that i'll take your questions. >> is russia still targeting the u.s. he said no. is that what the president believes? did he understand the question and is his position that no, russia is not doing anything to interfere or meddle in the 2018 election? >> i had a chance to speak with the president. the president said thank you very much. he said no to answering questions. the president and his administration are working very hard to make sure that russia is unable to meddle in our elections as they have done in the past and as we have stated. >> does he believe it's going on? >>

. —— noel. i didn't realise we are destined to lose.e boys for the first time. this footage has been released. we will find how they're doing and we are getting more fascinating details on the operation that got them out safely. by the information commissioner, the maximum fine possible for misuse of data in the uk. the regulator has been investigating how the details of tens of millions of users ended up in the hands of the political consultancy cambridge analytica. the fine is modest compared with previous sanctions on facebook , as our technology corrspondent rory cellan—jones reports. personal data, a vital new election —— weapon in election campaigns. now the information commissioner is being misused and the social media giant is facing a record fine. the data of 87 million facebook users was harvested by the now defunct political consultancy cambridge analytica. the half £1 million fine for a line that to happen will hardly make a dent in the social media giant's profits. but the watchdog says the penalty is still significant. it

noel noelle is a political strategist. steve, what is it about the summits that's so attractive to the president? >> i think donald trump looks at it as a big show. he's going to be the star. he's able to do something we've seen over and over again which is deploy this dr. jekyll and mr. hide approach. so he's good cop and bad cop both. we see him disconnected from many of his own cabinet officials in terms of what policy is. we're all desperately trying to know what the policy game is and only donald trump knows it. it's a sus speps game. he's the center of the action with these controversial leaders around the world. >> are the president's one-on-one meetings with these leaders making it easier or harder for his team, for his administration to try to make progress? because do you guys remember when mike pompeo first went and had that surprise meeting? i think it was over easter in north korea? and across the board people said what a great development. he has been handed a garbage sandwich and he has to clean up so much.

audie noel with neighborhood council. what kind of a logic are used for the four story -- the fourth floor that is going to help our housing crisis? i just don't get it. what kind of a cognitive dissonance do we have when that gentleman was arguing for adding the fourth story, which is as mr. pritchard mentioned is nothing but a crow's nest. it's less than 500 square feet, and what kind of a liveability would that be? so i just want to, you know, draw your attention to the fact that this building, if it was to be built as a three-story structure versus the four story structure, the difference is less than 500 square feet, commissioners. so if you're going to pass the four-story option, you're basically making the life of the surrounding neighbors a living hell, versus the three-story option which is only, the way that it's been drawn, less than 500 square feet from the three-story option. here, i have a proposal for you. why don't we add that 500 square feet by getting rid of the garage? i do remember it was only a year a

i agree with noel's point about iran.tsman said, this meeting, which is just a conversation, not a summit, is meant to find areas of mutual interest, given where we are in our relationship with russia and how much distrust there is. >> private in the beginning, i think. >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> no. >> look, our ambassador in russia is setting the expectations very low. as the president is. nobody wants -- nobody in the administration wants to say what this meeting is about. it's a meeting about nothing. it's a meeting about a meeting, i don't know. but the issue there is that the president doesn't want to tell us what this meeting is about, because i don't think that he is serving the american interest in this meeting. they want it to be undefined. we already know what the meeting should be about. there's plenty that's readily identifiable. election hacking first among those things. >> president trump went a step further in his blame game, accusing the dnc of being weak and vulnerable to an attack. let's take a listen to

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