abas is on course to overtake boeing the european plane maker has already made more deliveries the 1st half of this year thanks to keen interest from china actually carrier and china has just ordered its 20 new a 358 from the european plane maker a deal worth some 6000000000 euros it's the latest sign that boss is expanding its foothold in the chinese market where local carriers are. more interest in european made planes and some part of the trade tensions with the u.s. . meanwhile competitor boeing has announced the head of its troubled 737 max program plans to retire erik. in charge of the project since august last year it's the most high profile departure since 2 of the aircraft crashed almost 3 m. 50 people died in those accidents. mostly high after the dar hit a record high on thursday it climbed above 27000 and much to the delight of u.s. president donald trump new york markets have been racing higher on investor optimism that an interest rate cuts interest rates cuts is on the way. auction house so the beast is holding its 1st sale dedicated to sneakers status collectibles is gr

dinah's in turkey can now go for that authentic in-flight eating experience and abas a 300 has been converted into a restaurant staff there is dressed slight attendance serving drinks and airline food it's a big draw with tourists in the coastal province of instead of at crafts eat steiner's relax in spacious booths with tables passengers can also eat alfresco on tables set out on the way. that's the business africa here on the w. for me and the team umbrella and thanks for keeping us company. small so consumers to be changing the people making it possible eco africa. fantastic right. as they set out to save. the learn from one another. and work together for a better future. see for yourself. in 60. 5 with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom for us global news that matters. made for mines. the for. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the islamic movement. in nigeria some of the group's members have been killed after police fired live ammunition just 1s

that in of itself is against the aba -- >> i do not think that the office violated the aba standardstiating strongly and forcefully. reporter: so standing here today, are you basically saying that you feel that you did everything you could, you got the best deal you could get and you have no regrets? >> we believe we proceeded appropriately. that based on the evidence, and not just my opinion, i have shared the affidavit, based on the evidence, there was value to getting a guilty plea and having him register. look, no regrets is a very hard question. ad my confirmmation hearing i was asked a similar question and one of the, one of the issues that i raised we expect a lot more transparency today. as you watched these victim interviews, it is very obvious that the victims feel that this was not a sufficient outcome. these victims were traumatized. we can't begin to understand what they went through. and they look at this, they say, but why? and so you always look back and you say, what if? what i can say is at the time, and i provided the timeline, i provided information about the indi

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so the aba you can stand back and be a chairman as you can in opposition i think, charlie cabinet heabinet at the rivals, it was fine. but can you his promise to do that and i think that the big question really.” promise to do that and i think that the big question really. i don't agree really because i think any coordination across government. you don't need to prime minister to be immersed necessarily. you do because those disputes can be visceral. perhaps my experience is coloured by the fact that in a coalition government, of chris out of the tensions between ministers come with a political spectrum, but actually, you know, blair and brown had tensions, which frankly surpassed... a that prime minister only needs to be involved when it becomes a disputed issue. but it happens all the time, i was in a phase when i was reading every piece of cabinet correspondence, about 200 300 e—mailsa correspondence, about 200 300 e—mails a day, where they are discussing issues of policy, and the ministers tried to stop and prevent each other and had things taken away, all the time and the prime

now saying it'll put troops in saudi arrest aba, which is a significant step in what's been a pretty controversial military relationship. >>> could this tiny house be a solution to the housing problem? the startup that wants to put one in your backyard for free. >>> plus, pregnancy and pot. why more expectant mothers are using marijuana and what doctors ave to say about chief meteorof sticks around for your saturday forecast. brand-new update in about eight minutes. >>> new at 11:00, a new startup is helping to ease the bay area's housing shortage. they are looking to find homeowners who have enough backyard space to build a so-called granny unit. the co-founders of the company just surveyed a couple potential build sites. >> reporter: i caught up with the co-founders of rent the backyard after they checked out a property in redwood city, they've been pretty busy. they just started looking for places to build this week. >> we're getting close to 20 now so our calendar's quickly booking up. >> reporter: here is some video they shared. they check out how big the backyard is and mark it

going up for auction in new york city. 200 items relateced to spa exploration will be on display foour abare going under the hammer they include the apollo 11 lunar module time line book, lunar maps, technical blueprints and signed photographs, as well as the sharp est surviving images of video of the lunar landing. the items are expected to be >> another auction this time for sneakers, it's the first ever one announced by sotheby's they include some of thees rart and most desired sneakers out there. one is nike's moon shoe that was dee signed back in 1972. it is one of only 12 ever made and it is estimated to sell between 110 and $160,000 eakers produced bid adidas, e air jordan and rapper kanye west the shoes are on public w hibit norough july 23rd. >> well, tie dye is making a comeback this summer starbucks has launched a limited edition tie dye frappuccino. flavor with rainbow color to top off the colorful blend it is only available till july 15 or while supplies last. it looks really cool, but i wonder how it tastes >> i imagine really sweet. a routine traffic stopapp a run. despite d

and today's self-indulgent self-righteous aba kotto speeding social media obsessed generation z. and their socialist millennial brethren but thankfully thankfully the city of philadelphia may have finally found a way to keep the public safe from these dangerous teenagers roaming our streets and that is sonic weaponry yes you heard me correctly according to a.b.c. news the parks and recreation department in the city of philadelphia has since 2014 installed at the beis called the mosquito and parks around the city and that the device goes off from 10 pm to 6 am blaring a high pitched sound that anyone over the age of $25.00 should not be able to hear it's currently installed at 31 city run locations in philadelphia the devices are meant to prevent vandalism and loitering by teens and young people at these public parks naturally this is led to some pushback from the community with philadelphia city council member helen jim telling the news media quote i don't think that this project is going to going to go any further until it meets with the full scrutiny to the public and that we h

have been extrajudicial executions it also said that nearly 800 people remain in custody after being aba trial really a rested and the un report found that 1500 deaths over 4 months and 201829000 were caused by a lack of hospital supplies. now addressing the un human rights council in geneva called on the venezuelan government to talk to the opposition rather than cracking down on it but encourage the government to view the opposition and human rights defender of partners in the common cause of human rights and justice and to plan the see through durable political agreement that leads to reconciliation and since the start of the year venezuela has been caught in both an economic crisis and a political standoff between president nicolas maduro as government and national assembly leader kwan the duros won a 2nd term in a disputed election last year and is resisting attempts to oust him by the u.s. backed opposition led by earlier this year why don't we declared himself interim president it's a crisis that has led to mass protests and forced millions to flee. the us president donald trump h

to be in pain irritated and suffering he was also angry and seemed resentful prime minister shinzo aba has called the fire to a polling for words he offered condolences to the victims and their families as the country tries to make sense of what's happened. katia locus of the yuan al-jazeera. turkish security sources say a suspect has been identified in the shooting of a turkish diplomat in northern iraq. they say 27 year old the muslim dog was captured on c.c.t.v. at the restaurant an air bill where ozment cause was shot the accused of being a member of the kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. turkish security sources say he was working as what they call an urban operative as a waiter in the restaurant reviews military say they conducted airstrikes on a combat zone near i build following that attack and they say that's where the suspected shooter fled from after the shooting which they claim was ordered from within it. protesters in lebanon have tried to force their way into the parliament during a meeting on a controversial budget cuts most of the demonstrators were army veterans angry

and today's self-indulgent self-righteous aba kotto speeding social media obsessed generation z. and their socialist millennial brethren but thankfully thankfully the city of philadelphia may have finally found a way to keep the public safe from these dangerous teenagers roaming our streets and that is sonic weaponry yes you heard me correctly according to a.b.c. news the parks and recreation department in the city of philadelphia has since 2014 installed a device called the mosquito in parks around the city and that the device goes off from 10 pm to 6 am blaring a high pitched sound that anyone over the age of 25 should not be able to hear it's currently installed at 31 city run locations in philadelphia the devices are meant to prevent vandalism and loitering by teens and young people at these public parks naturally this is led to some pushback from the community with philadelphia city council member helen jim telling the news media quote i don't think that this project is going to going to go any further until it meets with the full scrutiny to the public and that we have some

to be in pain irritated and suffering he was also angry and seemed resentful prime minister shinzo aba has called the fire to a polling for words he offered condolences to the victims and their families as the country tries to make sense of what's happened. katia locus of the yuan al-jazeera british m.p.'s have backed a bid to stop a new prime minister suspending parliament the force through a no deal breck's it it's another obstacle for the man to have to take over as prime minister next week or so johnson has vowed to leave the european union by the end of october deal or no deal john a hole has more. the eyes to the right 315 the nose to the left 274. a crucial victory over the government m.p.'s opposed to a no deal breaks it and by a handsome margin with 17 conservative party rebels and a number of senior ministers abstaining so the our eyes have it the option of prorogue or suspending parliament to force through breaks it unopposed is now plays do something prime minister in waiting boris johnson had refused to rule out he's almost certain to take over as britain's prime minister

region has been dealing with for days now may soon en but it could do so with aba ng.strong storms are expected this afternoon. >>> today we areh in weater alert mode. good morning again. i'm molette green. >>ju i'y olabanji. aaron gilchrist and eun yang have the morning off. we want to begin with your forecastn this monday morning. melissa mollet is standing by wi4 your first traffic. but chuck bell has a look at the weather. >> our risk for severe weather is going up as our heat wave prepares to come to an end. we will not be in the 90s tomorrow. thatwill bring an official end to it. hot and humid today and likely to have severe weather in time perhaps inime for the evening commute so keep that in mind. tomorrow cool' showery. beautiful weather and scrumptious sunshine returns for wednesday and thursday but have to get through the severe weather today. severe heat weather for t lower parts of the eastern shore. heat index could be over 100 degrees today. heavy rain ldovernight cou leave as much as 2 or 3 inches of rain. temperatures mid-70s for most of you this morni

that in itself -- i do not think that the office filing it the failed the aba standards by negotiating strongly and forcefully. reporter: standing here today, are you saying that you feel that you did everything you could, you got the best deal you could get, and you have no regrets? secy. acosta: we believe that we proceeded appropriately. that based on the evidence and haveust my opinion, but i shared the affidavit, but based on the evidence, there was value to getting a guilty plea and having him register. look, no regrets is a very hard question. at my confirmation hearing, i was asked a similar question. one of the issues that i raised, is we expect a lot more transparency today. as you watch these victim interviews, it is very obvious that the victims feel that this was not a sufficient outcome. these victims were traumatized. we can't begin to understand what they went through. and they look at this and they say but why? ,so you always look back and say, what if? what i can say is, at the time, and i provided a timeline, i have provided information about the individuals involved

in 2002, the california legislature enacted aba 1233 that mandated the system be rebuilt to withstand a future large earthquake that could threaten the health, safety, economic well-being of those people, businesses and communities. it also required san francisco to report to the state annually about quote, the progress made during the previous calendar year on securing supplemental sources of water to augment existing supply during dry years , end quote. that means not just looking for supplemental supplies, it means tangible progress in finding and developing them. the p.u.c. focused first on rebuilding the system to ensure the safety of the water customers that rely on it. the system put together a large skilled organization to complete what became known as the water system improvement program, a massive four-point eight billion-dollar capital improvement program. it is reviewed annually by the state of california and monitored closely by mosca today , the system faces increased risk of significant drought shortages. as part of this, we have focused on developing new groundwater su

you're -- >> what was the result of the trial in italy for the -- and what became also what became of aba i kind of remember that israeli went after him and got him but i may be wrong. >> of course you are wrong but close you're in the right ballpark so four hijackers went on trial in italy. and that in and of itself is an amazing story. to see how u.s. brought them, they brought them down and then the whole negotiation on whether they should stay in italy or come here in the lives and manipulation that was going on with just -- pretty crazy. and how they led abla without -- a lot of this whole thing with the hijackers and it was a hot potato going on nobody wanted them in their krpght because it was going to cause trouble. and so everybody was trying to like the egyptians slipped them out of jipght because they didn't want them there and italian let them get away but four hijackers underwent trial and i was very welcomey that i was able to interview both of the defense attorney who sadly just died a couple of weeks ago. but i was able to -- interview one of the defense attorneys and the

the pullout of the aba ipl. broader markets are on the way up. hkx is on 1.4%. that takes me to the last bit. 318. first time are seeing yields in china on the way up. forwardll of the activity indicators. on the back of the credit numbers that came out on friday. long story short, they beat estimates in industrial production and retail sales. at higher than the highest estimate on there. almost double-digit growth for the first time since 2017 or 2018. that was enough to pull risk appetite. a: david, thank you from hong kong. sticking with china. the economy slowed to its weakest pace in three decades. factory output and fixed investment were bright spots. andddition to this, import export figures that came out on friday also shrank. and that as domestic demand weakens. pressure remains on chinese policymakers. joining us now to discuss all of this is arend kapteyn. great to have you with us this morning. markets reacting positively. how optimistic should we be feeling about that data at the moment? arend: the focus is clearly on the sequential improvement in t

it's in a port called bander abas in southern iran and a few miles to the north of where i'm talkingnow on the gulf of oman right next to the persian gulf, one of the main and most important, strategically important shipping routes in the world. so much of the world's oil supply goes through this region. in terms of the ship, press television, which is a state-funded iranian broadcaster, has had one of its correspondents on the deck and has been broadcasting images of it in port. we understand the crew are safely inside the ship still, inside the quarters of the ship, and the managers or the owners of the vessel have requested the iranian authorities to gain access to the crew members, although there's been no iranian response on this. one little detail from the television pictures broadcast on iranian television earlier today is that the british flag that would normally fly above that ship has been taken down and an iranian flag is now flying on it, as the iranians hold it inside that port. >> interesting. so i'm wondering a strategy here on the part of iran. is it simply to get bac

terrill aba and 21 year-old david via made their first appearance in court yesterday.ecutors in oxnard say the couple simply did not want their baby doctor spent 10 hours trying to save the child's life. the couple will be back in court next month. in national news, a georgia mother has been denied bond after she was caught on camera dropping her by during a fight. karen harrison is facing several charges now including murder and cruelty to children the 3 month old babies here holding there. she gets into this fight and then the baby falls to the pavement. this fight was outside of a beauty supply store in moultrie georgia. the child was taken to the hospital the next day. and died. other woman involved in the fight that you see there has not been charged, but police say more arrests are possible. time now is 5.21 coming up on the >>using these fame and is facing charges for shooting outside a bay area water park will have more on that and after the break scientists have new clues into how our galaxy this form. here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge approach c

of the things we wanted to make sure of was that we had going back to the earlier question about the aba rule that we had sufficient evidence to proceed ethically. and then it details a little bit on how epstein's counsels appealed the decisions to washington. i'd refer you to the record. one of the really disturbing things about this case is there is a record. the documents we've shared today, we've shared previously with media. yet i've seen no reference to any of these documents and the perspective of some of these prosecutors. there is a record of these documents are publicly available and could've been pulled up by anyone in this room. and so -- and so, you know, there is a record that i wasn't a main justice, i don't have a full list. i can tell you the individuals referenced in this letter. and i would refer you to the record because this was 12 years ago. i do not have a full list of the individuals that reviewed this at main justice. well, as the record makes clear individuals at main justice who are involved fairly early on and we're certainly aware of it. and i think if you lo

. >> said they werso they were aba few flavors for all of the obligations of the facilities could be >> yes. >> what precautions are retaking for this? to >> as defined in the standards and includes minors, pregnant individuals, people who safety may be compromised for some other reason, so that is defined and that is the population that we look at and in particular this year they were focused entirely on children so there are children that are physically separated and who had arrived unaccompanied. >> would'v >> would also include young women that are pregnant or anyone that came through with young children newborns or toddlers? >> pregnant women and women traveling -- are pregnant women shackled? >> i would have to get back to you on that. >> did you see any children or anyone under 18-years-old shackled? >> i don't believe our team served anybody in the facilities shackled. >> i understand you said you made reference to someone suggesting that it was a ticking timebomb. anybody that has to be standing up for less than a day i know i wouldn't be able to handle it, so what if anythi

let's talk about barry and the impacts that we will see from barry etaying on ropical storm bar t aba. it arrival withusting winds, n. rain, and in places like mandeville, louisiana, a >>pu a intoto t in low-lyi down. the coast guard pulling 12 sy atipp seems tos and two petsu for warning tlo storm y pushgi rainse areas 20 inches. as the water continues to pour in. jay gray, nbc news, new orleans. >>oinue tracking sto from louisiana all morning. st withew and nbc flds swept through the d.c. area a major road is expected tt reopen itmo llelst poseto reopen ry. > rter heaquipnt gravel. conio working roheen on belfast road in potomac. >> i really feel bad for the people who are in the single-family houses. it must have been really tough eo be cut off like that and cut off unectedly. >> reporter: this is the kind of damage a flash flood can do.e a huge sinkhol this rirs on their cars. >> we understand about climate change and the excessive rainfall, four inches in half an lot. t'al working througut the w'skend. >> mazing to me though, if thareto rebuild thadut, i mean, this is huge ff et

with conduct, every state court complies with code of ethics enacted by the state, modelled by the aba model code. i have got many significant concerns about lack of written judicial code of ethics for the supreme court, but it had a direct impact on confirmation process of the newest justice. i would like to explore that a bit. after judge cavanaugh was confirmed by the senate but before he was sworn in as justice, chief justice roberts referred 15 complaints against judge cavanaugh to 10th circuit court of appeals, chief justice roberts instructed 10th circuit to review the complaints as the 10th circuit judicial council commenced its review, the 15 complaints grew to 82. then on december 18th, the 10th circuit judicial council determined it didn't have jurisdiction to review complaints due to judge cavanaugh being sworn in as justice on the supreme court. so i'm the chairman of the house ethics committee. we lose jurisdiction over members of this body, to enforce the rules of the house, the ethics rules when a member leaves the house of representatives. judges it seems now in the ju

servants kpet sellers aba distributor and serves as online marketplace platform threw which they reach customers threw which you testified before. explain to me how that does or doesn't translate into whether amazon is leveraging allegedly dominant retail market power into anticompetitive behavior against the other sellers? >> i think the clearest answer to the question is from the evidence showing how much we have invested to help the third party sellers since we invited them into our store grow. they are now the majority of our sales and they're growing twice as fast. we think that's great for the small and medium size businesses and great for our customers. >> are you aware of any facts or figures showing that consumer choices among outlets in the u.s. retail market is dlnging or that competition in the u.s. retail market is failing to keep retail prices down? >> i'm only wore of data showing increasing choices for consumers today. >> oh, man we're getting back to icloud. what is amazon's share of the storage market or the online cloud for your cloud? >> the we offer aws for enterpr

it looks like you're going to be dealing with those overcast skies like here are not the aba not a cloudo it that that's good stuff there. so we're looking at sunny skies happening inland around the bay. we're working on a working on and around the coast of probably never will clear. here's the golden gate. it's there don't worry, it's still there, but it's a trout and all this fog, the fog trap as we go forward with a future cast for get to about 1015 here just about everybody is taken care of but again along the coast just don't see any relief at all we get to 15 and even into the late afternoon evening. it still lingers temperatures for us now and we are checking in at 71 in concord 6460 palais whoa up to the north they got some upper 50's and play 63. meanwhile for san jose and 55, san francisco. look at this and all nice deep blue skies here as well 81 by high noon jumping to 88 by 3. some locations pushing up there to about 1991 again today the a's forecast battling the sox dempster's around 70 or so the white sox that is and up mostly sunny mild with a light and variable wind only

in aba has an important role evaluating the nominees. when it's done right it's useful.t's not done right not useful. -- democrats have given the apa veto authorities over the night -- over the past. the bar association tends to skew heavily democrat with their -- and they evaluate nominees secretly. they will not tell senators who they spoke with. it is supposed to be a leap of faith. judge steve on the eighth circuit, he was clearly qualified to be a judge. i was in senator grassley's office and it seemed like every nebraskan emailed me about supporting him. clearly qualified, and very experienced as a lawyer. he had overwhelming support as evidenced by my flooded email inbox. but the american bar association said he was not qualified. when they asked -- when we asked why they would not tell us with whom they spoke. that was an instance where the american bar association messed up. the senators have a constitutional duty, they are elected by the citizens of their state and have a constitutional duty to evaluate the nominees and they should not outsource that to the ame

number one, aba yes, two stories today.ke. it has sought and injunction. they have lost an appeal, but it is by no means certain an action is going ahead. the union balpa would have to give 14 days' notice, and they have not today. talks are clearly continuing. the other big story today involves ryanair. we the other big story today involves rya nair. we have the other big story today involves ryanair. we have heard these reports that michael 0'leary, the chief executive, has recorded a video for their staff in which he warned that up their staff in which he warned that up to 1500 of theirjobs are at risk. we have not seen this video ourselves. it has been reported by the financial newswire bloomberg, though ryanair, spoke with speaking to them, has confirmed its authenticity. the messages that ryanair to many pilots and cabin crew right now, and by next summer, it thinks it will have an extra 600 too many. that is where we are getting 1500 from? exactly, 1500 in total. michael 0'leary reportedly seemed quite apologetic in