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>>od rney mcleod prepares for a g football camp in the community. >> reporter: super bowl champioun prince george's coy own rodney mcleod back to his alma mater. you have a youth football camp and we will talk about that in a second. you are back in your high schooo and oking at these memories. what comes tour mind rght now? >> champion. everything started for me. the culture made me who i am. this is what i identify with and it's a brotherhood here. >> reporter: why was it so important for you to host this at your alma mater? >> it was important for me to host it here. this is growing up for me, i don't really remember or recall too many camps that i was fortunate enough to go to, sonow, myself, as well as a lot ofvemy other p now taken upon ourselves to provide this opportunities for these kids. long.ame is not for you know? that is what the nfl stands for a lot of us players. i did not solely plan on making it to the nfl but it also does take a lot of hardork and you should also believe in yourself and you should also chase your dreams, but if it doesn't happen, that shouldn't be thed e

g.'s in the camps. in bangladesh one of the main problems that they have. access to services due to all bt. because the camps in bangladesh are very heelys so it's a very difficult terrain to navigate for everybody but then of course when people have mobility issues due to age then becomes even more difficult so there are other refugees that are just unable to go to look for example and do something as basic as that and also accessing other services that are in other parts of the camp so there are problems for example reaching health clinics and of course people of elderly they sure often have health problems it's very important to be able to receive health care and that is a problem as well as well as problem accessing food distributions and other types of services now the number of refugees worldwide according to a new u.n. report has reached almost 71000000 that's a staggering number. it is and every year it is increasing unfortunately did international community is not really responded to that in a way that he's appropriate so there are in the word in a

they operate along with other g guerrilla organizations. they have 40 camps deep into venezuelan territory. trafficking cocaine and in gold and that are a threat to colombia's security. think operate with absolute impunity, in partnership with the venezuelan regime. we're not going to -- you know, this administration dug in hard on venezuela, but seems to have run out of ideas and energy. we cannot give this up. >> let me ask you. we spend $10 billion there. how can it end this way? i was there when everything was moving up. and now it seems to be just the leaders that are corrupted, and i guess corrupted by money. and the state falls. or it goes into a narco state, which is what i guess venezuela is doing now. i'd like also rand and ambassador wayne to speak. sorry about calling you by your first name. i did that before you had gray hair, so i figure it's okay. >> i think your hypothesis bears merit here. i don't think it's one or the other. corruption or leadership. i think it's a combination of both. i agree with roger's point about the -- some of the deci

camp. >> they love the opportunity to show their stuff. to be able to be then teadthe g side line. cheered for instead of the one cheering. >> just k everyone here. and learning how to play football.et some of thave goasle they love football. >> we have some niners here. they don't realize they're competing. >> it's important for kids to have something. everyone here loves the game and really enjoys it. everyone is running around. me and the players, coaches. it is an asset to get to know something like that. it is not something to be afraid of. you'll find it is far more a blessing. >> on three. one, two, three! >> if that doesn't put a smile on you face, good stuff. >> as you know, the dubs on 7 pregame show begins at 5:00. that means we don't want to wait for the finney's friday free stuff. >> what's on tap today? >> let's start with the seasoned rice vinegar. we've done this before. it is very, very popular. they have a lot of flavors. that's the original one he's holding right there. they've been making this for eight generations, since 1804. it's stunning. a clean taste, very

of san francisco for the purpose of funding boys and girls clubs camp mendocino tuition for all on-island youth residents for summer 2019. g. resolution authorizing the director to enter into a lease for and enter into a funding agreement with bay area toll authority for operation, maintenance of the sfobb pier e2. h. resolution authorizing the sharing maintenance of state highway outfall. i, resolution approving the board of directors regular meeting. >> president tsen: any items the directors would like to remove for separate discussion? >> motion for 6b to go to the regular calendar. >> and i will make motion for approval, except b. >> i would like to remove 6e. >> 6b and 6e. >> i will make a motion for the rest. >> president tsen: do i have a second. >> second. >> all those in favor? opposed? the ayes have it. on the rest of the consent agenda, however, we will -- are there any members of the public who would like to address the board on these consent agenda items? >> my name is steve jeffrey with rubicon enterprises. i wanted to give thanks for approval of our contract. and continuing our long-term relationship. and r

g ood thing. just ask theey redskins. finished of organized activity and offuntil training for july. >> we have a few things to do to get ready for training campgolf maybe. maybe get away for a little bit. i cat tell youwhere i'm going. yomight follow me. [ laught ] .> the microphone. no, i don't know i don't have any big plans yet. >> just back to p ron, a guy that big and strong. >> that's why i don't go on , vacationople follow me with a microphone and ask me about sports, why i stayre he >> "nightly news" starts >>> breaking news tonight and it's a bombshell from authorities in the dominican republic, six people arrested including the alleged gunman in the attack on baseball legend david ortiz and officials say new video shows it was a ted attack to kill him. ortiz now in a boston hospital and tonight, the bounty put on his head and the big mystery who ordered the hit. >>> the first person sentenced in that massive college admissions scandal. took over $600,000 in bribes. tonight, how much time he got being closely watched by others awaiting their sentences. >>> also breaking tonight, hope hicks, one of president trump's long-time confiden

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rolling out the endorsements g people have being her, community leaders and elected officials in iowa andsh new hae, so she's trying to build on that momentum. on the joe biden camp side, the campaign is struggling to explain his positions on federal busing and the federal government's role in susing. d today he never ever opposed busing, but the it mr.ow fach is a news organization that looks at these things said this is a fault, he said busing is an as nine licy. campaigns are struggling to explain his positions lisa, you have been talking to the campaigns. what is your understanding? >> the biden campaign is talking about the '70s and bills he signed on to. one of the statements included a statement inkate heg had problems with busing. so there is a lot of confusion.o pbad or do you think this debate is over and he is moving on to other topics? it was interesting. they said we are not giving you an answer on that. i think they're still deciding how this moment is evolving and if they need to respond again. otherwise, they are hitting the road. kamala harris is planning to go to california, then to iowa forr the of july, then south carolina. joe biden, iowa for

concentration camp and tens of thousands in the own jail cells, lift taken over the indo pacific region during the obama administration at the expense of rallies in united states, president gatements that he fully intends to replace the united states as a global power. our critics would have ringer hands over that entry china, let's not impose any tariffs, let's not put into perspective on the south china sea and other minor alleys every single day, last year japan alone because of china's airplanes on japan, 637 times. in one year. and there up 30% this year. that is just typical of what is going on. people have been sitting on their hands and doing nothing. this ministration is looking at the problem, much more than tariffs and saying we have got to deal with this, this is a long-term strategic threat, to the american people and anybody that does understand that. the administration is picking up the ball and running with it. now on you see something like that. it's a common argument from the other side -- >> i think the tariff infrastructure impose on mexico, if we actually had to do that and had to go beyond the five, ten, 15 that the president was talking about in term

donald trump at camp david in meetings with senior advisers right now. next week he heads to japan for the ge president to everett more tariffs in a trade war. strategic international studies, former undersecretary of commerce bill ryan. appreciate it as always. where are we right now? >> they shake and from a big smiles. he doesn't impose tariffs. >> and that happens. this time it is all consumer rise. your phones go up. we have a significant consumer impact. >> talk to somebody who was part of the us team, they specifically worked on 10% tariffs to not affect consumer goods. >> yes. didn't help our manufacturers. what that meant is the price of components went up and the chinese retaliated. consumers didn't notice. >> what do you make as we read the tea leaves, the vice president has suspended or put off his chinese policy speech that was going to be tough on the chinese? >> they don't want to rock the boat. one of the problems, right now both presidents believe the other is in a weaker position. that doesn't leave you to an agreement. trump feels we are hurting the chinese more than us. x

g hopes to have about a 100 cameras in areas that are considered high fire threat. pg e is facing several lawsuits over the deadly north bay firestorm 2 years ago and last year's deadly campity of paradise. police are trying to figure out how thieves got into a san francisco fire house and made off with uniforms and badges both s happened at station 19 on buckingham way across from the stones town mall. the first happened the first time it happened may 24th. >>and then it happened again just 2 days later, the big question investigators want to now how did the thieves get in without tripping alarms to let the firefighters know that somebody walked into their firehouse. and a high school in fresno after video and pictures of a student in blackface showed up on social media. now school officials are taking action to make sure it does not happen again when charles bob has the story. >>in an e-mail we received this morning from the parents they say it was may 23th when their daughter was at the home of a friend who was african-american they say the video was shared with a few friends and things quickly spiraled out of control a portion of r daughter thanking her and her friend

g-20. ed: president was talking to reporters before he went to camp david to focus on iran.a. watch. this the dow suspect. looks like it could be 80-year high. the tariffs are obviously doing very well because we are taking in billions and billions of dollars from china. the countries that the products come from, they are bearing the cost, which is also what i have said. so i'm sure you are all very happy about that right? ed: you teed it off perfectly because have you got the g-20 summit coming president xi of china. >> we have had some progressive conversations, in fact, the trade rep and the administration cap. and have had these preliminary talks before the face-to-face meeting. you know chinese president xi jinping culture. respect. ' oparticulars are engrained in the chinese cull tu he would not be taking this meeting if there was nothing that would be positive to come out of it. meaning there is no deliverables going in to this, they would not have this meeting. positive we are having this face-to-face and expect something positive this week. pete: boost in the stock

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g 20 meeting. for me, i feel next on this because when these companies -- i never hear them say anything about china having 1 million people in prison campstheir religion. the brittleness they have shown, the lack of freedom of speech, stealing $200 billion a year in intellectual property. i could put -- if it is hot enough, a knockoff version will come out of china we later. i know they are trying to protect their bottom line but if everyone has skin in the game, a trade war, how about putting your multibillion-dollar buyback on the side for a second for one quarter. for one quarter. i bet they put it aside forever because they are about to go bankrupt, $2 billion of stock that went from 60-5. why not be more supportive of this? >> the silver lining in this, hopefully companies diversify away from china, 90% of their imports come from china. that is not a good strategy that is learned, the tariffs down the road, maybe they go to vietnam or taiwan or start manufacturing and bring manufacturing back to the us. the silver lining is because of this feud, companies look to diversify their sources and supplies. before we've seen a lot of that,