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he believes the use of the aar has improved greatly since that england match.they disappeared and almost disappeared or with they continued they were punished by a proper technical decision. a penalty kick. because of course we noticed and intervened. that's a referee don't argue with. he has a new two—year contract with manchester united. he has been old trafford for five seasons after letting his existing contract expired he has decided to stay with the side. lewis hamilton was fastest in second practice at the austrian grand prix. he was a bit quicker than his team—mate. sebastian finished third in his harare. india completed a comprehensive 2—0 win over ireland with a 143 run victory in dublin. rahul smashed his way to 70. but india posted 213 from their 20 overs and so they let the irish after for just 70. and ben stokes has been named in england‘s squad for the three match one—day international series against india which start the 12th ofjuly. he is not played since tearing his left hamstring but he is due to return as a specialist batsman and a firearms

i don't care what aar and chuck say. >> we're going to have a live report from the zoo in our 5:00 hour. >>> we are looking at 4:37 right now. ming up, reading, writing, recess. it's probably your kid's favorite part of the school day. still ahead, why they could soon be enjoying a little more of it. > we know at least one familiar face will be back on the ice. the key player we just secured for another ason. se >>> finally, the nats' bats come alive. a 38 minute rain delay in the fourth inning slowed things down for bit last night. theniel murphy's two-run single. look at that. it helped lift thels natio to victory. more good news for nats fans. he has three doubles in the game. final score 8-6. i always tell my son, is it even in the marnls the best batters struggle. >> that's right. that's right. >> exactly. the caps are trying o keep their stanley cup championship winning team together. >> that's right. and they me that first step by resigning defenseman john carlson to a very big eight-year contract. that'ssecurity. carlton's new deal will pay him, what, $8 million per season. t th

the aar, we have many things we are looking at. there's the liquid technology, the liquid is coming in. what do we want to do with it? we want to go up more condition full and old school? or more cutting-edge or leading edge? typically we are a little bit more conservative and we want to be on the nice edge and we don't want to beat do something that never been done in the country, especially on treasure island where there's no bypass or emergency switch we can flip. we are going to go probably more on the middle-of-the-road. i'm not too conservative but we want to make sure that we have something that is robust and proven and used around the country and the world. as always -- solids are the solids that come out of the process. we need to look at doesn't make sense to treat as biosolids and i just some on the island or maybe we send them to one of the existing facilities we have in the city. this is a relatively small pla plant, as i mentioned before, we are looking at the southeast plant, for example, has, you know, 60-85 on an a

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so this was not a warm humid suer day, almost like aar e spring late fall one.w the changesth of the warm front and w wll bem and humid, chanceha of thunderstormt pop up late in the day. sunday. thing could be said for y and hot, should hit 90, th arsrm.e oute d your weekend planner looking something like this, saturday showers and thunderstorms pop up around 3:00 p.m. sunshine sunday and same ith thing again in the afternoon, they start to pop up. temperaturesin should rap from 87 9n saturday to0 on sunday. so much much warmer despitehe thunderstorm chances. that if a look your forecast for the weekend. ll have another look at radar coming up at 10:30. >> new numberswi outng voting is um dramatically since four years ago. a total of two 21 thousand votes have been cast. nearly a 60 percent increase since 2014. breaking it down by party, more than 170 democrats voted while more than a republicans. one aillion registes republicans. >>> as you know, politics can sometimes ae entertainingnd entertainers can sometimes be political. >> and right here at fox5, carthy

temperatures into the afternoon will go upper 70s, '80s, -- 80s, aar 90 degrees back into the south bayor today, san jose, you'll go to 84. along the peninsula, 79 san mateo in the city of sa francisco. 72 a beautiful day for you there. who is coming to the parade? we have temperatures in the low 70s by parade time. if you're going to be hanging out in oakland by the afternoon, upper 70s under mostly sunny skies. there's a look at your extended forecast. temperatures continuing to warm today. mid to upper 90s perhaps for the inland city >> we drop it back a little bit on wednesday. we start what we would call a cooling trend. even though 94 is not cool just yet. into the weekend looks good. upper 80s to near 90 degrees. upper 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. pretty nice for the parade. it's going to be sun -- sunny, a little bit more me. -- warm. golden. >>> 4:17. police in emeryville are using yoga meditation and scented oils to help cope with the stress of the job. >> henry lee shows how this is helping the police recharge their batteries. >> reporter: the top cop doing downward

we've had our first of the aar penalty decision of the world cup.his. what's your view on the penalty decision? he got touch, it wasn't a penalty, and looking at the var vision, i wasn't too sure. it's difficult for the official. at this stage in the game, it was 0—0. france needed something to go to their...” game, it was 0—0. france needed something to go to their... i love the australians's defence, love the concentration and organisation. a little bit of sprinkling of quality from the french was too much for them. that wasn't the end of the talking points, part but‘s collected a goalfor talking points, part but‘s collected a goal for france, talking points, part but‘s collected a goalfor france, hit the talking points, part but‘s collected a goal for france, hit the crossbar, they came back out again. so all we re they came back out again. so all were talking points of their own. there was nothing special about any of the penalties or goals. he put his hand in the air, for what? i don't know. i thought to myself, it's not australia's day—to—day.

we know how that hns aar breaks down and they can't get to wor and they can't payeie $400 because they don't have the money in their pockets because a quarter of americans don't have $400 discretionary to pay forn emergency. they go to a payday lender, they get another loan,'t pay that back, by the end they're pay 200% o thatn. they never gut of that downrd spiral. does director mulvaney care? apparently not. he's it too busy hanging out with payday lenders himself. if that weren't bad himself, he joined a lout to delay a -- a lawsuit to pteonmers from triple digit interest rates. almost nobody gets one payday loan because they simply can't pay it back quick enough. so they get a second and a third and you don't have to be really good in math, mr. president, even senators can understand this. if you're getting three, four, five or six payday loans, ping tple interest rates. borrow300. you end up paying back $500, $600, $700. he gutted the office at the consumer bureau. he disbanded the team that protected student loan ow mr. president, nobody, even as conservative as this body might be

riappening between inningt there in the outfield, 10-year-old james payne wearing his favorite jersey, aar 99 and that game of catch with the yankee super star. >> gold glove. >> even impressing the announcers. >> revel every second of this and i love the kid's arm. us>> and it wasn't one toss. >> i was just enjoying it. >> the stunning moment still sinking in. >> i didn't realize until the day after that like how amazing it was. >> back home on long island, james played shortstohis little league baseball team wearing 99. >> this is from my little league from 2018. >> great job you did out there. >> father and son hitting the road for yankees gas when they can and as luck would have it, monday's game in philadelphia came just after school let out. aaron judge making one kid's summer and a lot more. >> just in fourth row, you made him the happiest kid in the world, thank you. >> the kid looks stunned. please, thme one more. that's awesome. >> might be my favorite story of the week. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. i thnightly news for this friday night. i'm lester ho

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brown goss worse. 4 million left california in the lastyears, but it has accelerated in the last two aarsarticular. more peoplre leaving california than coming to california and these are mostly bread winn middle class folks. john cox has to get serious money together.a luckily he is wealthy developer and so he's got a reported wealth of00 million. so he certainly will be there with his own money. republican governor's association would love nothing better to give gavin newsom a hard time because gavin's notre y for governor, we know that. he's running for president. aomatically when y're governor of california you arec nsidered presidential material, even jerry brown thought so. >> he has sgrd on this pro he's not running for president, but as you know we can't predict the future. oh >>yeah. >> let me ask about john cox again. since we're speaking of presidents, president trump endorsedim during the election. we saw john cox rise in the polls shortly after that. will the republican national committee ask president trump to come the california to campaign on behalf of john cox in the gove

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so moody's upgraded the city to a triple a rati whis i a notch ahead of where we aare at with s and p and fitch. the city had a triple a rating in the late's, which it lost, but hopefully, we'll be able to continue . >> that's great work. congratulations. lastly, i believe i read that ben has been reappointed as the controller of the city, and i just want to say, i was here befo when ed harrington was here, and those are big shoes to fill, and ben and his staff hasone that bettern anyone i can imagine, so congratulations onhat reappointment, ben. >> let me on behalf of the whole committee offer ben coratulations because t committee really relies heavily on the sffing of his whole dent tme carry on our work, so thank you, ben, and thank you for the staff. >> one other comment. peg, at the notes of the last ing, tre was a request for an update on unspended funds -- unpended funds at the may 21st meeting. would that come from you? >> yet. we just finished the projection report to account for all of the expenses through the third quarter, and so we can -- we can sendit out right now. >> o

(vicki) this comes as the ballots áare still being counted... and breed is still in the lead.t, mark leno conceded the election earlier today... and while he took an early lead in the ranked choice vote-- breed quickly pulled ahead and her margin has been widening as more votes are counted each day. kron4's ali reid joins us live from city hall tonight ... what's the latest? ... this is considered one of the tightest mayoral races in the history of san francisco ... regardless of who the winner turned out to be, it is historic.pkgon the steps of city hall, board of supervisors president london breed declares victory.i am london breed, president of the board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco after a tight race, mark leno conceded wednesday. breed continues to lead ...now with 2100 more votes than her competition. and as the gap continues to widen, the former senator says he doesn't believe he'll be able to catch up.i had a 1200 vote lead. every day since then that lead has eroded. london breed is now 16-1700 votes up. we haven't seen a

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awarded through the aar.day, southgate has a headache to do it today, because he missed training. it seems steve holland, the england assistant manager has revealed plans for the starting line—up in his note ca ptu red starting line—up in his note captured by an eagle eyed photographer. you can also see marcus rushford, and another key bit of information on a piece of paper. the players are not fast by this so—called leak. the players are not fast by this so-called leak. we have not been directly told of who is starting in who is not. or the positions are still at and until the manager actually names the team, it does not matter what has come out or anything like that. the lads do not focus on that until he comes out of the managers now. the only words that really matter, so at this moment in time, we are trying not to get caught up in articles and everything like that, which we are for trying to focus on ourselves, and i think until the manager named the team, eve ryo ne until the manager named the team, eve

. >>> aaring rescue after a fiery crash on the bridge. a lot of you are affected by the backups on the wilson bridge. now we're getting a bird's eye view of the response. >> plus our i-team is keeping an eye on the safety of your child's classroom. wait until you find out how many teachers are working >>> tonight we have new video of the dramatic rescue after yesterday's crash on the woodrow wilson bridge. >> constructio workers trapped hanging from that bridge above water. news 4 erica gonzalez walks ush through t daring rescue. >> new images of wednesday's dramatic rescue of three workers dangli dangling beneath the b after this fiery crash above. >> it looks like they hit the truck of that crane they were working on. >> they are so lucky. look at that thing. >> what you're hearing andng seei is the narration of the scene by dispatchers and the chopper. >> they're lowy are dn to a boat. >> the three workers were on a platform attached to one of the trucks that went uin flames. eventually all three workers were saved but the driver who p

do as aare trying to company at nuro is offer a service to real customers using real retail partnersed vehicles. i think we are seeing some of the key accomplishments and milestones in the field happening in a pretty short succession. taylor: you talk about key milestones. i also wonder given some of the crashes and local crackdown when some cities and states come in to a tesla or uber and get pretty nervo about this technology, how do you feel about safety? have you hit any stumbling blocks here as the technology is relatively new? dave: speaking from nuro's perspective specifically, safety is one of the major goals and really one of the motivating factors for why we are doing what we do. we think by custom designing a vehicle from the ground up just for goods, we can make it significantly safer than even the safest passenger vehicle on the road. not to spend too much time on this, but a couple of points. our vehicle is half the width of a standard passenger vehicle, which means it can give an extra three to four feet of safety buffer in the most difficult situations such as someone

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look, he's aar who is also facing on the previous charges, more than 20 years in prison. now he's looking at well into the -- past where he lets go of this mortal coil. i agree, i said it on the show and i'll say it again.ari . yes, prosecutors hate this kind in this case, i think they hate it and then they love it because he's caught. and once he's caught, if this is a game about leverage -- and bob mueller is trying to figure out o hiesvalue targets. who are the people who ke mo about what donald trump may onabout jared sh you think about paul manafort. you think about michael cohen, who is now being dealt with mostly in the southern district of new york, but that can be part of this case also. those are the guys who have been with trump even though manafort as trump points out over and er again is only part of the campaign starting in the spring of 2016, donald trump has known paul manafort for 30 years. >> he had an apartment in his building. >> he was also roger stone's partner. roger stone was donald trump's political svengali going back into the 1980s he what manaf

how do you determine aaring, der whysm is it set up you would have to essentially create an entire super structure to allow that. is that right? >> look, there are some things that exist, right? registering as a broker/de it's pretty clear whatas to happen there, and the trading system is the exception to the exchange where someone has to be there. that is there and there have been some folks who have come forward and started the process of putting a form, an ats form so they could conceivably be in ats. like i said, i think we would like to see more of those. on the broker/deal side there are also participants who have looked into broker/dealer registrations as well for acting as a broker/dealer for these curities and i don't think the infrastructure is ready for this >> you're the guy that would set up that infrastructure, i presume. mplere the head of trading andr. you know, the pricing of these coins goes all over the place right now and the securities market, the stock market and bbo and there's regulation for how the prices happen. i presume that would have to be for coins as well.

been defined as we are responsible financially for the maintenance of the building and also of the aare aquarium as the costs go up and the aquarium itself needs have expande we arne hear imated amount of $10 million and not meeting our charter obligation. so i think that is a consideration for the mayor's budget folks also to consider. consideringthat is a legal obligation. and then to hear from the controller about a deeper analysis and follow-up. thank you very much. and that's all i wanted to sy. thank you very much. >> okay. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: thank you, supervisor fewer for that question but can i also add to this mix or at least do you have -- you do have revenues from ticket sales? >> that's correct. >> supervisor yee: so is that counted into helping with the $10 million or how does that work? >> that's correct. so $70 million of revenue from various sources and we have $70 million in expenses and they all balance out. >> supervisor yee: so i guess that the question for the controller, it's not a question but for the controller, do

second question, i am not aware and i have been working on this issue since the mid-1990's, i am not aare of there being difference in what the report is going to save, based on the positions being filled or not. >> i think the vacancies are symbolic of a larger breakdown to get things done. it is a sad reminder. i believe they should be filled. the public trust is important. steve is going to do the work. how you think about the meaning of your -- the results, what it says about where the social security system fits in the policy objectives, you will get a different set of opinions between administration and their cabinet officials and the order of trustees. their voice should be heard. >> i have a question for steve and karen. be a the case that it will .5 or six years from now or four years with the rio account -- reallocation of the disability trust fund, the moneys would be oasiocated back to the fund and if that is the case, what effect does it have on the estimates you have put forward? >> not in current law. the reallocation was set for , 2017, 2018.2016 it will go back to the way

nbc news reporting local authoritying aar authorities in the process of executing a search warrant os the sct's home. >> we will have much more information on this at 7:30 and at 11:00 as well. >> we expect to. we will see you in about half an hour. stay tuned to nbc 4. br >>> king news tonight, the shooting massacre at a newspaper, a gunman opening fire inside the office building. >> we do have ties, and we do have serious injuries. >> at least five killed, terrifying accounts of reporters oliding under desks as it unfded. tonight a suspect is in custody but what s wae motive? >>> supreme showdown. the battle lines are drawn. who is on president trump's short list to succeed retiring swing justice anthony kennedy? >>> explosive battle on capitol hill over the mueller probe. >> whatever you got, finish it the hell up because th country is being torn apart. >> tense moments as republicans grilled to p justice and fbi

colleagues at ya aare looking a genetic tests and trying to change how we predict someone's risk.ply the one tool that everyone has, everyone watching knows somebody who they're worried about. they have that feeling like as you said, your husband wasn't surprised when he got the call. if you have that feeling today, do something. friends, family, loved ones, clergy, you are the front lines of the mental health system in america, and when you ask, when you call, when you hug, when you're really specific about your concern, that helps prevent suicide. >> j.d., turn the clock back. can we talk for a minute about our personal conduct, decency, the way we're living our lives before we get to a place where we'll feeling isolated or alone? we don't talk a lot about kindness and the environment we're creating for our children. there are more children that are isolated. when you hear about school shootings, the shooters are so often these dejected young males who have been suffering for years. so i'm somebody with young kids in school. what should we be doing before our kids are suffering

other countries and malign aare adopting and improving on russia's methodology. china now runs disinformation campaigns and influence in taiwan, australia and neighboring countries and is informationcquire chnolo assets and data sets across asia, europe and the united states. while the trump administration has taken some important russian steps to punish for past actions, strengthen harden ournd and electoral infrastructure, it has not launched the kind of presidentially led whole of government effort needed to protect our democracy and state actorsmalign intent on weaponizing information on the internet. urgently put the policies, the funding and the systems in place to speed our ability to identify malicious activity, call it out and take measures, to sharpen our deterrence tool box so our know they will face crippling consequences, to regulatory and legal standards to close the space that bad actors exploit, and to campaign with allies and partners to expose and defeat this threat together. today, i put forward five steps to protect our democracy, blunte deter

racist, didn't representative crowley se aar letter to fellow congresswoman yvette clarke in new york when she stood in front of the i.c.e. building and called hegestapo, the nazis, did he do that? so i'm here to speak to the american people. national press club i think is the perfect place to do that. there is misinformation what's going on in immigration enforcement. i'll do everything i can to set the record straight. jessica: that's why we're here. i am hoping you'll reflect a little bit on your time as i.c.e. director. it's been announced you're retiring at the end of the month so i can ask you some hard questions and this is your chance to have your say. tom: i aays answer hard questions. i am not afraid of hard questions. whether i'm retiring or not, your questions will get the same answers you would get a week ago. the answers don't chan who i'm talking to, i can guarantee you that. jessica: how many years have you been working on the immigration issues? tom: i became a border patrol agent in 1984. 34 years. i started in border patrol. spent 30 years for special investigations

a runoff owed of the first election since the demobilization ran on aar-old lawyer market campaign forany profits to simulate a sluggish economy. he had 54% of vote and will take office. most peacefuls for decades. australia will begin negotiations for the european union on a free-trade agreement and what would be one of the biggest potential deals. trade minister told bloomberg that it will start in brussels next month with australia seeking better access with products. exports of beef, lamb, cheese and rice are constrained by eu tariffs. shocks ofen more big the top nations that the fifa world cup. brazil failed to win their opening match for the first time in 40 years. held 1-0 by switzerland. the world title is off to a rocky start. called the performance negligent. global news, 24 hours a day on , powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 100 20 countries. this is bloomberg. week's a p ois opec meeting in vienna with members divided over whether to boost oil production. the philippines, thailand and taiwan will decide monetary policy this week. we will talk t

is receiving less access to agency records and witnesses do aare necessary to thorough investigation. over the years we've heard from i.g.'s that a number of different agencies that they've blocksaling with, road with respect to their access to to records, access oftentimes, to the point that we toated the i.g. act in 2016 thatct congress' intent the i.g.'s should have the right to access every single record at and that all means all, and confirm that the i.g.'s timely access to all records, reports, audits, reviews, documents, papers, recommendations or other materials available related to the programs and operations of agency and that's our i.g.'stion, that the sort of enforce that language. there should be no doubt as to whether agencies can and should disclose potentially sensitive i.g.'s.ion on in fact, we're most comfortable theases where the i.g. has capability to extract the records they need without even having to ask for them in the place. fourth and last, we expect the i.g.'s to operate separately from their agencies. what that means is that every i.g. should have independe

not making aare trade war a central scenario.ing right now is very firmly in the realm of negotiation. no surprise that we aim to get some sort of repercussions. i suppose would matter is that this doesn't get out of hand. from a financial market perspective, we are ultimately more focused on some of the basic growth and inflation fundamentals because the nature of geopolitical risk in our view is that you won't get a significant reaction in markets for a long time until you get a good tipping point need to get a big reaction. in other words, that would be a more external shock. the question is for us, inflation creeping higher not a lot, we would rather focus on that and keep trade risk as the risk factor. right now, very much focused on the central scenario of positive equities, and picking about whether we have the right risk. yvonne: i want to turn toward the oil market. down --irrationally rationing down. do you think of a more modest production boost and we see a little bit of a link here for this run we are seeing for oil?