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in order for us to look at numbers at the state level we use the state criminal alien assistance program. program thatral will reimburse state and local jails for the cost of incarcerating criminal aliens. we are looking at correctional officer salaries. medical care. not every state participates in the program. it is likely that the numbers for the state level do not represent the full cost of the state level. these are the data we were able to have access to. host: we are talking about the cost of incarcerating criminal aliens with gretta goodwin of the gao. to join the conversation, republicans (202) 748-8000, democrats (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. what is the government weountability office? guest: are part of the legislative branch. we are kind of the investigative body of the congress. we evaluate and investigate all federal programs. if your agency is receiving money from any of the federal we will audit or evaluate or investigate. the purpose of what we're doing is to ensure that federal moneys are being spent in the most efficient and effective way possible. host

prompted us to look at —— the grenfell tower tragedy prompted us to look at our country, to ensure it cladding on tower blocks, will we see the similar response in italy? are they going to now go through all the bridges which is exactly what you would want as an italian or a holiday—maker. think how many bricks are in italy, you would want to know the roads you are driving on our state in european country —— how many british art in italy. how has this happened. absolutely. going onto the guardian, top pay rises by 11% as worker's wages fail to match inflation, on the same that we hear that unemployment is at its lowest level since 1975. looking at the figures you have the bosses of the top ftse 100 companies, their paved raising six times the rate of their workers. it is not a good look —— their pay is rising. it is interesting to me that they use —— these stories are still coming out and these discrepancies still allowed to happen. ifeel like discrepancies still allowed to happen. i feel like we've discrepancies still allowed to happen. ifeel like we've had discrepancies still allowe

uses g.p.s. to look at his position and list the available transport options dealer task can also pay bicycle hires with chafee as well as the car sharing altos he can open with a touch of his smartphone the twenty five year old uses chaffee every day. yeah i think. it's especially popular amongst younger generation. trophy is the brainchild of a local startup it began as a hobby for the company's founders after yogi's passive conus graduated from america's renowned massachusetts institute of technology he took part in global computer programming competitions he used those algorithms to build the initial website. i want to so i didn't think fall even that much about the impact so i was always focused on you know in technology and solving interesting problems so that's why it's great that's where fall cofounders and we each kind of cover this different aspect martina's couldn't of each of us looks after chafee's commercial side he so student vestment and began hiring its workforce is no grown to full t fi

we lost it when you look at us it would just. hype what is up and. was on wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimbabwe's move through water cannons gas rubber bullets and life and the mission to crackdown on opposition demonstrators. president elect emerson one god has promised consequences that was. easy to listen to the last month or so i'm going to institute and in the end it could be said to inquire into these figures of violence have been subsided and the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson chamisa insists the presidency is his fluke this oh this is just god. just to make sure that we do it. but so far has not provided any evidence to back up his claims and the tense situation life and only slowly getting back to normal. among those afraid to plunge fingers over his sister's death was. not i would think. this little comfort in the fact that their deaths have sparked outrage and sadness across the country as they suspect the government is just hoping that the dus

in order for us to look at numbers at the state level we use the state criminal alien program, a federal program that will reimburse state and local jail for the cost of incarcerating criminal aliens. we are looking at correctional officer salaries, medical care, not every state participates in the scab program. the numbers at the state level do not represent the full cost at the state level. these are just the numbers we were able to have access to. >> host: we are talking about the cost of incarcerating criminal aliens with gretta goodwin, director of the homeland security and justice program, government counseling office, joining the conversation, 202-481-7001 independents 202-748-8002. we have plenty of gao officials on but if somebody if this is your first time being introduced to the government accountability office, what is it? >> guest: government accountability office is part of the legislative branch. we are the investigative body of congress. we are at and investigate all federal programs. by that i mean if your agency is receiving money from any federal agencies, if you're in

let us look at market again. a tricky session in asia. ares going up. it closed up nearly half a percent higher in the us. as you can see, heavy declines in asia and higher at us tariffs on it us goods look increasingly likely. —— chinese goods. that fear factor has returned. what impact will it have on china and other economies in asia and how will china retaliate? these are commodities, of course, i will see you in just a moment. more on that story would have asked you to get in touch with us about this morning. we're becoming increasingly addicted to our smartphones according to a new report by the communications regulator, 0fcom. the average person now checks their phone every 12 minutes and 40% look at it within five minutes of waking up. but the number of calls made on mobiles has fallen for the first time ever. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones has more details. we are going to make some history together today. 2007, and steve jobs unveils apple's iphone. 2008 and the first android phones are unveiled. what has followed

let us look at the asian.arkets, kuala lumpur and taipei, and we have gone alone par as the anomaly, down about .3%. all of this against the backdrop of this standoff between the u.s. and china. it is something which could be heating up again. will the trump administration propose raising tariffs on $200 to 25n of imports percent, from 10%, this coming hours after signals that the two sides are talking about talks to ease the rhetoric. we go to tom mackenzie in beijing. tom, how much do we actually know here? tom: what we are hearing is that this is a proposal from the u.s. trade representative, as you say, raising the tariff levels from 10% to 25%. it is just a proposal at this stage, not baked in. there is a consultation and review process for the suggested tariffs of $200 billion on chinese goods. it is after that point at which we may get these tariffs imposed. of course the new element to the raise. what it means for china is it is ratcheting up the pressure at a time when we're seeing the already. being

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as we step out the door this morning our temperatures are in the mid-50s for most of us. look how warm it is now ian t will be 63 degrees at 10:00. it does start to up. hazy skies. don't spend too much time outside. they irritate your lungs. if you have breathing problems it makes it worse. up to 90 in concord, 91 in santa rosa. san francisco upper 60s. it is a day to try to keep cool if you're planning to go out to the giants game it will be a lot of sunshine we still will have drifts of smoke and as temperatures go up that high pressure is going to trap ozone all across parts of the bay area and the valley. inland reaching high heat and dealing with poor air quality heading towards thursday and friday. we'll get cooling early next week. it continues on with marine layer and fog. the warmest day will be friday with a high of 72. i'll talk more about that. heading over we have an update on how the roads are looking. >> nice to say i'm tracking quiet roads. speed sensors are showing plenty of movement. it is all positive. we have seen a couple of funder benders. i did tell you

forthe us, canada is looking for a sensible update to the nafta. biggest foreign trading partner. 35 states have canada as their biggest single foreign market. the north american auto industry in particular is deeply integrated. to have a deal that canada is excluded from doesn't make any sense for the us from an economic point of view. the us president is looking for a victory to say he has achieved something on nafta and so is trying to put the pressure on to say he has achieved something by friday. canada feels a little bit bruised on this. a divide and conquer approach from president trump until now. we know what happened in the g7 lorik canada feels isolated. will that be weighing on the minds of canadian leaders when they go into these negotiations? canadians representing the country in these negotiations are highly skilled, highly experienced, they are adults, there are sensible. they are seeking an outcome that would be in the best interest of the country in the long—term. ca nada's interest of the country in the long—term. canada's relation

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let us look at the express. this is interesting. eu fears zero deal brexit. the eu is getting worried. the story is saying that brussels has appeared to blink for the first time in the flex is back row negotiations. but that in mind they are offering a access to the single market without the condition of free movement of eu citizens. we want out of the single market. would they really do that? why? read further down the story. you have got to page seven. these are quotes from a senior tory mp, who has made these observations. when he puts it in context he says they blinked, britain going to world trade organisation rules would not harm them. however he also warned it was a typical eu trap. it is a non—story. was a typical eu trap. it is a non-story. you must be an expert after listening to hours of house of lords debates. the house of lords ta ke lords debates. the house of lords take this seriously and has well informed debate about it, it would not have made much of that. but he was saying this is not the norway model, but the jersey model. mr campbell bann

looking at the floor of our london studio's. you can pull it up on your own bloomberg. what it shows usking at slight equity losses in italy, 0.2 percent. fairy little movement in spain. slight gains in france. -- very little movement in spain. slight gains in france. you can see the brighter green -- the land of london and scotland there. unless not look so bad you are entirely invested in italian stocks. us you our guest told still have to stay diversified. let us talk about italy. the finance minister has told a newspaper that he sees the italy-germany bond yield spread narrowing during his trip to china. he also says the country is not seeking buyers for its debt. his response to reports that donald trump said he might be willing to take on some italian debt. marija veitmane is still with us. is this situation easier for you to get your head around then at least brexit? like it is on a more stable road then the u.k.? marija: probably a little bit more predictable then stable i would say. stable i would say. we believe the spread would come in a little bit, especially on a day like t

look, i have no idea what's happening here. it would be a lot easier for both of us if i did.er... i was told to tell you that... time is extremely tight and the agency would be deeply grateful for your cooperation. it's a serious request, they know that. tell them i don't have a passport. they put one in there with the ticket. so what do you make of it, jason? well, off he goes to beirut and he's given a handler called sandy, a local cia operative, played by rosamund pike, with a succession of cold stares, which helps him through the rubble of beirut. this film is really good on the atmosphere of the crumbling town that beirut has become, because it's been seized from all sides, druze militia on one side, muslims, christians, thejewish negotiations with the israelis. we don't know who's got the hostage — is it the plo, is it the various militias? it was an extraordinary time in the middle east. i don't know if you were out there as a news correspondent... i was sent to beirut actually in the ‘80s. john mccarthy had just been kidnapped. it was just a terrifying time. so hostag

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posted on the progress with that and stay with us because when we return alex heil a bit joins us from toronto to look at the effort to offer new technology in cuba while steve malzberg helps us consider wal-mart's plans to bring consumer virtual reality shopping from the comfort of their own home without going to play. the response to the two thousand and eight crisis was that the global bankers got together they really architected the global financial system to withstand a ten time the impact financial crisis in the future they did nothing however to undercut the ability for the bad actors the global banks to increase their balance sheets in the leverage by ten times and now here we are in twenty eighteen and back now the balance sheet of these banks of the central bank is ten times more leg. room. and welcome back in corporate drug news the u.s. department of justice and the drug enforcement administration or d.n.a. are moving to reduce the amount of opioids that can illegally be manufactured last week the two agencies unveiled a joint plan to reduce production limits on a half dozen of the most ab

my point is, the chief would tell us what sheties thi she ths look like. if this is important to us, we should be putting together a six or seven-year plan. maybe it will cost us a million dollars or 10 or 50. who knows. you dealing with benefits. maybe it will require some state legislation. this puts this planning in action. other departments are not doing that. this is taking a look at the issue from 30,000 feet, telling the members i care because i know you guys care. i'm not saying you don't. we're going to put the planning time in to actually get this done. that's all this does. if there's something in this proposal that you think steps over a line, you tell me now and i will move to strike it. i don't think there is. consider those in your suggestions to us. in my research, these are the thing that other departments are looking at. i believe i took the language of this straight out of the peer support privilege document that exist. there may be one or two changes to it. i can see how, are you creating by this resolution that doesn't exist. the depart

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let us look at the photo. the aston martin x2 james bond. it is such a cool car. —— next two. i don't have one. i wish. in their 150 year history they have sold around 4000 aston martins to women. women don't really buy them, apparently. aston martins to women. women don't really buy them, apparentlyli aston martins to women. women don't really buy them, apparently. i don't drive. it is wasted on you, cornelia will stop do you play tennis? no, i don't play tennis. i play tennis. i can don't play tennis. i play tennis. i ca n afford don't play tennis. i play tennis. i can afford tennis. alize cornet, she had a problem with her top. it was on the wrong way round. she had brilliant underwear on underneath. no indecent exposure. and she gets huge... from the authorities. they called back the umpire. he tried to penalise and then in the end the authorities called him back. but there is that then, are women treated the same way as men in sports? no. shaw centre, no. there was the big thing about pay —— short answer. this is really a storm in a teacup. if this is our onl

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looking demonstrations every day. the restrictions are another thing that makes us unique. we do quilting, sewing, that kind of thing. when people come here, you are not just looking at static exhibits, the same thing on the wall. you are experiencing agriculture, demonstrations, a nail being made and how precious it would be for someone. >> we are in the heritage gallery. we show the story of agriculture in new mexico. up until the turn of the century, we are in the section of the gallery that represents native americans who lived here 1300 years ago, our first agriculturists in the valley and southern new mexico. this is a pit house, the home to that group of native americans. there would have been several of these pit houses in the village where people lived. they would have spent a lot of time in the pit house. they would have been there in the evening, nighttime, slept inside, inclement weather, maybe cooking. most of the time, people would have been outside, working in their fields, growing their crops -- squash and corn, the earliest crops we had here in the valley. t

you're trying the make us look bad.al immigration versus opposing illegal. i'm not a bad person because i want legal immigration. >> amy, have i called you a bad person? >> no. >> have i suggested you're a bad person? >> no. the thing is we are being made out to like we're racists and bad people. >> i understand that you may feel that way. two points. don't to what you're krit sicrig which is accuse me of may be happening with others. i'm not doing that to you. second, it's absolutely okay to be in favor of legal immigration. i would argue that's changing on your side of the ball. you want less people in, you want them from less places. the president said he wants less diversity. more from norway and that's what raises the criticism. i appreciate you coming on and you're welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. have good week. >> you too. >>> senate republicans are fearful that democrats may take an open seat in arizona if either of the two conservative candidates wins. you heard that right. the gop is ne

on the progress with that and stay with us because when we return alex heil of the joins us from toronto to look at the effort to offer new technologies in cuba while steve malzberg helps us consider wal-mart's plans to bring consumers virtual reality shopping from the comfort of their own home without going to play. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell the never we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. seem wrong why don't we all just don't. let me. get to say proud disdain comes to education and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. he said. in the. council that you. were talking to. none of them. and i think i know you want to get ready. for that a lot of any of us. but i'm going to see him as are about a lot of us up the money

plus the most just as they would a simple they want to become a lantern i wanted us to sum this up but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentries sides of the drug use to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities how to best present mass band. pussy to morrow at l.f.s. i'm not getting a lot of class and i want that. they can watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house. because most of those fifty what if he had to be about to do. a said sit many couples won't. kill with the push to put impulse response both of you up as opposed to the bulk of the. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. game his camera. roughly once they showed some of need for them. uncool videos and so on with

wages have been stagnant for decades but let us look at the last five years.ent picture, some ups and downs but it is generally. in fact, since last year, wages are up is generally. in fact, since last year, wages are up 2.7%. we have so manyjobs coming in, but they are raising wages. here is the problem, thatis raising wages. here is the problem, that is what we call nominal wage growth, where they haven't factored in inflation. average prices for consumers have gone up in inflation. average prices for consumers have gone up 2.8%, so while the numbers on americans' paycheques might look like they are going up, when you factor in cost wages are effectively flat. let's look at that nominal wage growth graph again. now let's adjusted for inflation. it is not a good look. our economy is soaring, and we are creating opportunity for everyone. so what is driving up prices?” creating opportunity for everyone. so what is driving up prices? i am for massive oil and gas, and everything else, and a lot of energy. it is mainly oil prices. they have shot up in part because

so looking at that as you start off the day, hazy sun for most of us, especially north and east bay areas, and looking at cooler conditions for this weekend. so we'll talk about what you can expect for the weekend, details on that coming up. let's check in with jacqueline for a look at traffic. >>> were tracking a couple of crashes. we'll begin by taking a ride on 680, southbound direction. you'll start tapping those breaks. we do have an accident, and that is just past drade, and it is definitely causing some slow downs. it's in the northbound direction as you are making your way up towards 84 there. so this is a car fire, and it is causing a back up. we will continue to monitor that. in the meantime give yourself extra time. super commuters, 205 the usual delays, and then 580 dealing with a crash right near north flynn road. it looks like this was a hit and run. it's not blocking any lanes, but it is certainly causing delays. back over to you. >>> california's vowing to fight back at the trump administration's plan to put the breaks on tough fuel economy standards. >> betty yu, plains t

posted on the progress with that and stay with us because when we return alex heil a bit joins us from toronto to look at the effort to offer new technology in cuba while steve malzberg helps us consider wal-mart's plans to bring consumer virtual reality shopping from the comfort of their own home without going to play. it was exactly like that. you know. and welcome back in corporate drug news the u.s. department of justice and the drug enforcement administration or d.n.a. are moving to reduce the amount of opioids that can illegally be manufactured last week the two agencies unveiled a joint plan to reduce production limits on a half dozen of the most abused in addictive legal opiate based narcotics by ten percent making the third consecutive annual reduction though few are aware the da set ceilings on the number of schedule one and schedule two drugs that can be. produced the latest quota data will bring the aggregate level of opioid production down by thirty five percent from two thousand and sixteen levels also for what it's worth president trump last week publicly called on attorney general jeff

look at the same place today — a forest of radar domes, aircraft hangars and maybe a building to park missile launchers. usingrives down the runway. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine... nine vehicles, moving. still looks like nothing on the runway, no aircraft present. these flights aren't just about surveillance. the americans are here to make a point. in the broadest sense, it's making sure that we maintain the rights that we have as a military aircraft, to fly in international airspace, maintain our presence in the area and show that we're not worried about the build—up that's happening and we're going to continue to stay down here in the south china sea. to understand what is at stake out here, listen to how the chinese navy today talked to an aircraft from a smaller, weaker neighbour, the philippines. with the spaces, china is succeeding in changing the very geography of the south china sea. despite america's assurances, down here the tide of history appears to be flowing towards beijing. rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, with the us navy in the south china sea. the british government

course will continue our ongoing coverage of this attack in yemen in a few minutes to stay with us. look certainly a sounds likely in scares people from america's high streets to mexico's on the wilds we control this they say and who controls the other side people in power follows the smuggling route and test the ease of acquiring untraceable weapons on american soil the weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it. america's. on al-jazeera get interested in stopping crime business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together is what you know abducted and forced into sexual slavery by the japanese imperial army. the so-called comfort women of the second world war decades have passed but the trauma lives on. the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering resolve for an official apology for this morning in houston. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera org. this is the news hour. live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes dozens killed many of them children after a s

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us look it's we're going to sorry i lost my place in the rundown that now is going to say if you were lucky we had a summer on deck today on social media producer who speaks spanish it could help you go through the reaction online and i require a lot of translation thank you for saying a lot of messages in supports and against the new president the era of decay and also new president clearly the man has right now as he says sec a sing in spanish and they're all sizing with the president but this tweets pretty much sums up the sentiment online and says i don't share the political affiliations of decay but i recognize that he is the representation of used in the country i wish him success in this new journey and if they are any regulations in any irregularities we will talk about it. and then on the other side people are saying that yvonne decay is actually no different to his mentor and former president alvaro uribe cartoons like these are being shed depicting decay as a child. when it was going to be his turn to be the next president and then have another with the doves with symbolize

but if you do work with us, look how good it's going to look. basically, showing kim jong-un what can be had by his country and how he can be seen as a leader if he grows closer to the united states and other western allies, brings him into the economic fold that's been so wonderful for our country and others, that's what we are trying to show them right now. we are trying to show him don't operate out of fear of us attacking you or of you losing your power. operate out of the opportunity that your country can have by working with us as the western country and other western allies of ours bringing you into the economic fold. john: we were talking about your service in afghanistan. i want to say thank you very much for your service. means a lot to all of us here. >> thank you. you mentioned you went overseas with the uso. we appreciate you doing that. john: thank you very much. president trump gave himself an a-plus on the economy and more but says the media isn't giving him the coverage he deserves. >>> some are saying the cohen and manafort con

if the syrian regime uses chemical weapons we will respond very strongly. so we'll be looking to see if there's any movement from this meeting between two senior figures from washington and moscow are looking to see if there's any movement on syria on the iran nuclear deal on nuclear containment in north korea however with the relationship between russia and the united states in the state that it's in right now we should really just be glad that they're speaking in the first place yanno to be a fly on the wall this a pleasure to talk about our sources maybe a press or to the media from both of them in about four hours time i think will be across the back to then thanks from yes we keep an eye on that. paperwork heresies a suspected terror plot to walk free in france tell you about that after this break . p.j.'s national camera. roughly once they showed some was paying for them. to joan cool videos and sell them with the broken string apps. going down more on string i don't roughly don't t.v. . i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us has over one trillion

the other day to us look at what it is he said that said that's what the input is you also heard of places. where many of the in the fields have to defeat the call to suit the man and. not finally useless father crossed the sentence was upheld at both the appeals court and high court. at the center of the counter inquiry commissioned by the pope when he was archbishop of buenos aires he counter boy morphing made victim a proxy. since the case blew up in the early two thousand it's the first time he's agreed to talk to reporters. he wants to remain anonymous because he's still afraid of reprisals. but soon i mean asio going to tell i mean us if i hear it legal. now nationally custom built on a sort of all of us a show of course us those of us on islands we'll see additional demand. also said us if you want to. but i guess something that's already out in the us already i can't help but i'm a. did that to a bit of the he'll keep can sense the east coast even though i would also have. as i said well known in the us a long it's a little cheap ok see. who's listening on that i want to know they

us dollars. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. on beijing's warning to the us. if washington is going to double the earlier proposed levies on chinese goods, china's foreign ministry says that china would inevitably take counter measures. he has said that us blackmail on trade won't work. the international edition of the new york times talks about how a dam collapse in one country is affecting people in another. after the collapse of a dam last week in neighbouring laos, floodwaters has now rushed downstream into cambodia. the flooding has upended life for the people there, with little help forthcoming from the government. the gulf news carries a wonderful picture a baby whale shark that lost its way. the three metre long shark was found in dubai creek. luckily divers from dubai's marine protection agency safely transported the juvenile animal back to the arabian gulf. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? yes let's looks at what is trending right now. police in the swiss city of zurich are urging owners to buy shoes f

that they were advocating for, are a constant reminder to us that much of what they started is still left unfinished. so my hope is as we look at the role of black beauticians and sort of think about them and think about the activism of black women in general, as a way of disrupting the master narrative, it will cause us to think about the civil rights movement differently. but i also hope that it causes us, and you know this is always my thing about this class. that we, it's important for us to study the past for the past's sake, absolutely, i'm a historian, i believe in that. but also because the way that we remember the civil rights movement tells us more about ourselves in the 21st century than it does about what was happening in the 21st century. i hope when we look back at people like ann moody and women like the black beauticians that it would inspire us and challenge us to look for new possibilities in the everyday to make an impact. right? to look at these personal and community spaces that are often overlooked. and think about how they could possibly become a part of larger struggles to make our world bedder. so re

us to. them consists of is this even the adamant but he may tell ya it's business you know as. you look at the was there is a business killing dental you know pull us out you get out for out again for the family i know they are soft to be annoying general we all are bit of a. timid little is that. see. any more. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the old rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit first check and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one does not show you can afford to miss the one and only boom by. the way to the united state

look. police say this woman keeps using bad checks at several stores but look at the shirt.t has that cursive logo on the front. popular brand for teenagers and young adults but the police and the suspect description, the department wrote, age too old to be earring aeropostale. >> not nice. >> not at all. >>> this story is quite nice. if you have been to the castle any time in the past five years, maybe you noticed the neptune pool is empty. this is old footage. but that's about to change according to the st. louis tribune. crews will start to refill the 350,000-gallon pool today. they first emptied that back in 2013 because of the drought. and then it remained closed for a $5 million renovation project. >> really cool place to visit. >>> next, a suspect accused of 11 children used released on a signature bond. their arrests and the rescue of the kids made national headlines. the reason the judge said they're okay to be out on bond. a developing story -- a possible jail release f the ora possible jail release for t five suspects - accused of >>> well, developing story, a pos

find fit so we're moving towards that more than they're moving towards us or are someplace in the middle but any way that you look at cuba right now yes that is one argument but once you have why fi nationwide it could be kind of tough to to keep that curated to what you want let's you use a system like china does or doesn't allow certain websites up it could happen but we're not hearing anything about that the second argument though is it's an economic things so basically they haven't had the funds or the ability to catch up with the internet like other nations have simply because of something like the u.s. embargo now this is one of those arguments just imagine there wasn't a u.s. embargo against cuba and this technology flooded in what would have happened to their dictatorship or their communist system a long time ago if the u.s. if the u.s. wasn't playing the embargo game as it has so if there was this embargoed according to argument number two the system would have flowed much more quickly and obviously the freedom of information would have not been able to be held back as much as has been up to date. alex a

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us alone. it's a little cheap ok see. who's listening on that i want to know they will. look into that it is a single make up out of this i think that all of us are going to sort of. the pope has never publicly commented on the grassy case. for eight months we tried to get an interview with the holy father dozens of requests all refused. so at the vatican we tried to meet his holiness. he wants to hold a public audience on st peter's square. we want to give folks francis a letter with all our questions on his suppose approach the attempt to divert the course of justice in argentina. thousands of people have heard. will need a miracle to get to talk to the pope. few hours later the pope will be on the rod. the. the third time it passes we shall. do something that. is to give our last. few minutes later. listen. to something that is as old as the i don't think that i include i do see out in the . sunday that that and castle that few i intend that the only one through into d.c. out and you. know better get out if the deal is this to deal and castle garcia. to go but i. that. des

looking at the weather picture for us, we looking at the weather picture for us, we are looking at thells of sunshine across the south and parts of the east of england as well. further north and west, quite a bit of cloud in the sky. at the weather will stay mostly fine and dry for many of us today. here is the big picture, high pressure to the big picture, high pressure to the west of the uk. these weather fronts pestering the far north—west of scotland, bringing thicker cloud and occasionally a bit of rain working in here. we will be surprised if you see a few spots —— won't be surprised if you see a few spots in western isles, showers later in the day. mist and fog patches in south—west england and irish sea coast, that will take a few hours to clear away and the best of the sunshine will be across the south—east of england. that is where we will see the highest temperatures. maybe the high 30s and the hottest areas, and the sunshine rather hazy. clouding over to a degree across the midlands and north—west england, and across north—west england, and across north—west wales as well.