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fost but that's not enough work around for millions of young bright. is the seed of your business and this is the monday i'm god as in bergen welcome first to japan where local media reports a foeman nissen boss scholars go on has been indicted again by tokyo prosecutors this time for aggravated breach of trust it would be the fourth charge against him since he was. fine and misconduct has denied all allegations against him go on briefly one is freedom on bail in march but was arrested and jailed again on the allegations of sending millions of dollars from this on to accounts controls. let's bring in southeast asia financial correspondent. what's behind this have these reports been confirmed and what exactly are the new charges against gone. look at how these reports is that confirmed congo's gone is now being charges funding some five million dollars he said to be called gillis.

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. >> reporter: democrat leadership accused the president himself of fost othering anti-semitism by refusing to hold hate groups accountable. >> you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. >> reporter: in the summer of 2017 in charlottesville, virginia, white nationalist protester chanted -- >> reporter: and the self-identified man ran his car and killing twobuayea.ndommunit members demanded city officials giving them a new deal to address what they called dire conditions in their neighborhood. the group alliance of californians for community empowerment led two council members on a tour of east oakland neighborhoods and pointed out major quality of life issues they say the city neglected including terrible pavement, out of control public dumping and schools in danger of closing. councilman lauren taylor who represents part of east oakland says he hears those concerns. >> whether it's pave wig the upcoming paving plan, whether it's our budget or how we deploy other policies and resources we have to look at the land zone and making sure we are being k equitab equitable. >>

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its the fost day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades a multitude of nearby falsus. most helpful than what it is like to be in school up to three years whole war. six year old solid. like his home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the public destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the past his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that a company. i'm how i'm hittin in doha the top stories on al-jazeera algeria's parliament has appointed. as interim president following weeks a process that led to the resignation of that lizzie's beautifully and so is a course ally of the former president on protest as have already called for his removal and sather is to serve for up to ninety days during which time a presidential election must be organized iran's president has issued a strong response on threats after the u.s. decision to label its elite's revolutionary guards a terrorist organization hassan rouhani calle

the fost is trying to figure out how do you crack down on those pesky robo-calls so many of us get, 26 million a year, about a quarter of them illegal. they're trying to give the ftc more power to block the calls, not ones you need to get to report giving them three times as long, three years instead of one year to try to prosecute people who illegally call you and they're cracking down on spoofing, where it looks like it's the same area code where you are. one thing that may have an impact. money. yesterday a senate panel approved $10,000 fines per call for these companies. that's not a done deal yet. it's working its way through the senate. >> that seems like you can hit, ignore only so many times. thanks, tracie. >> this one will hit a lot of people in the wallet. a shocking announcement by pg&e, your electric bills could skyrocket if we experience another wild fieshs. bob, what kind of increases are we talking about here? >> reporter: laura, we could see our pg&e electrical bills double if we see those wildfires we saw in paradise and the year before in north bay. this is a memo pr

there's there five-day fost, 70s today and tomorrow, breezy and 60s on saturday. and cloudy with a little tiny chance of rain on sunday. back in the 70s. melissa, good morning. >>> good morning, chuck. ight now, taking a look at the beltway. outer loop, inner loop of the beltway, nice and open at this point this morning. in bethesda, wisconsin avenue near willard, right lane is getting by the work zone in each direction. carefule. ther might find a slowdown. 66 and 95 looking good there, northbound, southbound, eastbound, westbound, and as you look at 270. 70 to the spur. 61 miles per hour gets you there in 29 minutes. moc news, weath, and traffi er did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. ss businev. cloud apps and support. get the solutions you need to take your business beyond. start with fast, reliable internet for just $59.95 a month. ev

going to be a storm team 4 weather alert day with some heavy rain and strong thunderstorms inrehe fost. i'm going to have more on the impact on friday, plus how it impacts the holiday weekend coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> we have a consumer alert. it's about chips ahoy. the company is recalling some of those cookies because of, quote, unexpected solidified ingredient that got in there. we don't know wha that unexpected solidified ingredient is. they're not saying.he but do say it could make you sick. this involves 13 ounce packages. the sell b date or best by date is september of this year. if you've got a package, throw it out or take it back for a refund. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive investigation. now dumocuments revealing facebk used your data as a bargaining chip. according to more than 4,000 pages of leaked documents, o markuckerberg discussed ways to sell user date it. documents from 2012 show zuckerberg wanted to figure out, mote, the realarket value of user data. ultimately facebook says it never sold data, but it did trade information w other companies. in response t

members in seattle leading protests in front of zan houshdz city council members saying they need to fostsushing income tax washington state blessed we don't have income tax statewide, seattle is pushing a city only income tax on businesses. they recently tried to put the in place a property tax for day care, day care is great way funding great property tax on businesses isn't the way get it done i think people also mention what is going on with homelessness i will say caught left-footed seattle city council plaernlt pushing policy to say won't enforce drug lace welcoming criminal homeless to come to seattle also serves as illegal harbor, sanctuary city for people coming do the opportune to the country illegally companies saying they want to come here i think seattle can be made great we have to start enforcing laws cleanup things, and realize that the tax structure trying to put in place isn't going to be good for seattle or washington. >> you know, i am seeing across united states, right now you look at, bolder colorado denver, colorado l.a. i travel to l.a. all the time same set of prob

foster: fost i yield myself such time as i may consume. madam speaker, i'm proud to support h.r. 1876, the senior security act of 2019 a bill bill introduced by congressman gottheimer and congressman hollingsworth. the financial exploitation of senior citizens is exploding today and it will only get worse in the coming years. by 2030, one in five persons in the u.s. is projected to be 65 or older. that would equal approximately 75 million people who are senior citizens. it is also estimated that nearly one in five americans over the age of 65 have been a victim of financial exploitation. this can take many forms including being steered towards an appropriate investment, paying unreasonably high fees for financial services, or outright fraud. senior citizens are often targeted because they are more likely to suffer from problems of memory and judgment, making them vulnerable to fraud. exacerbating the issue is that the overwhelming majority of incidents of elder financial exploitation go unreported to authorities. the senior security act wo