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it's required by law to meet ain, required by law to meet twice a year. but mulvaney now says they won't hold any meetings -- not today, not tomorrow, not nex week, not next month, period. when they were supposed to meet with mulvaney to advocate for american consumers, done with that, i guess. not ever until mulvaney replaces all the members with his handpicked cronies. so he is saying -- even though federal law says you've got to meet with them, required by law to meet twice a year, mulvaney says i'm not meeting with t unti alluit and i get my handpicked friends of payday lenders, friends of wa street, friesf banks,riends of financial svis that think about politics and government and regulation the way mulvaney thinks. what's right about that, mr. president? apparently director be mulvaney who h two j head of office and budget and budget and management and head of the consumer business, puttingt mildly, two absolutely full-time jobs, he has time with payday lenders at gulf resorts but can't make the time to meet with consumer experts haoepb though it's

in 2011, verizon blocked google to protect a computing service that had sta ain in developing and promoting. we know it's a matter of time before the big companies exercise their unfettered right to begin discriminating. these powerful corporations to sort to protect themselves and neglect consumer issues. they prioritize profits come in this regard service, and everyday americans lose. there will be no eulogy for net neutrality on the floor of the senate today. the fcc will not have the last word when it comes to net neutrality. the american people well. we are going to have a tsunami of americans contact their members of the house of representatives to demand a vote on net new trial be the same way we have the vote here on the senate floor. we know when the vote takes place that the american people are going to win. this net neutrality is going to win. but nondiscrimination is going to win. too many people think today that this whole idea of discrimination you can start talking about it in a way that has not been a part of our culture for a generation. but it's back. in a lot of ways, net

horror, which you wa nt to been through that horror, which you want to live in a high—rise building ainn a high—rise building again? i don't think i would want to live in a high—rise building again. the criticism here, this is a report done by the kensington law centre that has been acting by some of the victims and doing their legal work, they are basically saying that the properties are not suitable and the council has rushed in. it is sad to be doing this 12 months on, not least with what everyone has been dealing with in grenfell. it is a really, really difficult situation. the council was under a lot of criticism, and still is a many levels. i am a bit vividly, i drove into work and we drive on the road where the towel was. it was about three a.m.. —— towerfor sub where the towel was. it was about three a.m.. —— tower for sub they we re three a.m.. —— tower for sub they were seen to the driver, who was a friend of mine, i said they will all be out of the building, they will be safe, this is london, this is 2017, this is... nobody will be in there. that was my logical thought proces

ain a good place in terms of development, and my clarity on how i wa nt to development, and my claritynd how i want to be be doing my career so i am excited to keep working. england international joel tomkins says leaving wigan is "embarrassing" and "sad", but he's grateful for the opportunity to play for hull kr. tomkins was suspended by wigan, less than two weeks after a video appeared on line of him abusing staff in a bar. today he officially left the warriors, but was signed by his new club. matt dean has more. joel tomkins move to hear at hull is no real surprise after reports surfaced op friday he was heading out of wigan. he was fined and banned by them after video emerged of him abusing bar staff. known has been available to be interviewed by the bbc today but tomkins who has joined on an 18 month contract is quoteded on the website as saying that the move is best for all parties, after having his resignation accepted by the warrior, he as it has been an embarrassing time for him and sad to leave wig none this way. he says after instructing his agent to find a club there were a

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members of congress took to the field once ain. >>> good morning, everybody.st. >> i'm eun yang. >> thanks for joining us on a friday. we made it, and we are follong several stories this morning. first, we do want to get you ready for your friday and the weekend ahead. >>> melissa has an early look at the roads for us. hey, guys. >> good morning. sunshine aplenty for today and tomorrow. i'm just loving this l humidity. >> it feels so much -- it make the day so much morea nt. you're happier. the humidity makes people grumpy, i think. >> aaron. >> i'm i wasn't listening. as usual. >> he will respond to you later, chuck. >> you just stand by for that one. >> right now it's very nice outside. 68 degrees. mostly sunny. beautiful sunrise.ye today another day with low humidity. you noticed it yesterday. the humidity dropping off through the afternoon. felt very comfortable. today will be a repeat ofthat. this morning temperatures are a little bit cooler than they were yesterday morning. we're not in the 70s everywhere like we were. 64 at gaithersburgburg. 68 in. wash

the ains act would -- reins act would require congressional review of every regulation throughout the entire government every time a new rule is passed under the reins act, woning could have to -- would have to vote before it could go into effect. if the reins act that 39 of my colleagues have cosponsored, we wouldn't have this because it would ought -- it would automatically come under the reins act and automatically have to come back for a vote. i can't, for the life of me, can't understand why any republican who supports the reins act wouldn't are support this and i hope all of my republican colleagues will. i appeal to my democratic colleagues as well for the simple, fundamental reason that this is a responsibility. we should accept the responsibility that the constitution assigns to us. let's be honest, a big majority of our democratic colleagues voted against confirming several members of cfius. a big number of democrats voted against secretary miewn, they -- mnuchin, they voted against secretary secretary of statepoint. they are on cfius -- if my democratic colleagues had such

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i have to read tourvive ain in sou korea or else i will not be able to talk to you guys because i will be like an alien. i will a you what is mars? what is a satellite? i think that is freedom. to me, it's like when i fly to portland, it's freedom. how they imagine i was want to take an airplane. i did not even know what a passport was when i was a north korean. traveling not know freely was something allowed for human beings to do. so just everything that we do and even -- yeah, thank you. mm-hmm? [laughter] about your question english, which is quite good. where did you learn it? have you been practicing? and also, i have another question about what is the story with your sister? she came to us after a long seven years ago. and we met in freedom again. after that, we survived, and we carried on. we never gave up. that is how -- she is in freedom now, and she is safe. of for english, it's kind that -- i watched the american tv show "friends." [laughter] one season has 24 episodes and 10ns, sso 240 episodes. if you repeat that for 30 times, you reallyave english for sure. very, very su

decia que no pÑodiaodia cambi o politica , porque los in inmigrantes no pueden sgueguir f infaectando aino polÍgrafo para que lo hiciera, enfrenta a trump con su familia y grupos religiosos que hasta ahora lo apoyaron. >> a veces una imagen, una acciÓn nos une, nos despierta para decir todos, esto no puede suceder. >> el enfrentamiento es hasta con naciones unidas, el gobierno anunciÓ su retirada del consejo de derechos humanos de la onu, solo la cadena fox le mantiene su apoyo, una de sus presentadoras mÁs populares dijo que los niÑos estÁn en un campamento de verano mientras o to el gobierno mexicano anunciÓ que una de las niÑas encerradas en un centro de detenciÓn es una pequeÑa de diez aÑos con sÍndrome de down, no se sabe mucho de ella pero situaciones como esta criatura parecen haber movido al gobierno mencionan a finalmente protestar por estas polÍticas de tolerancia cero, nuestra corresponsal tiene el reporte. >> muchas gracias, muy buenas tardes, el gobierno mexicano finalmente condenÓ la separacion de familias inmigrantes en estados unidos, el canciller asegurÓ que esta polÍtica

. -- weather hea ain tomorrow. warmer weather is on the way, if you're patient, next week. i wouldn't use warm to describe pacifica's weather. friday breeze, not much changing along the coastline. the ocean temperature, 51 degrees, remember how two or three summers ago it was 63? this is cold, and the no real much of a change when it comes to temperature. the brisk breeze will be with us again. cloud con it will burn offfog will be as widespread on friday. we will get the afternoon sunshine, and as the result of a lighter on shore breeze, i think temperatures will climb on friday. concd, you rees cooler than should be jo, 72 for los gatos. pittsburg, 75 degrees, mill valley, 66. friday, warmer, saturday sunday, cooler but still pleasant. and next week, as soon as we lose the ocean breeze, there we go. back to the 70s near the bay. back to the 90s inland, and without any rainfall, i believe it's been 35 days in san jose, the allergies -- >> yes! >> we deal with allergies the worst because we get rain in the winter, and nothing when everything is growing. >> nothing to wash i

converged on oakland, filling downtown restaurants and shops, and the ternatnal news coverage, once ain, put oakland in the limelight. >> if you were at a bar or restaurant yesterday in downtown oakland, i think you did extremely well, and we want people to come back and enjoy downtown and all the great restaurants and bars and retail stores in the area. >> no major problems yesterday and no arrests at the pe. the warriors picked up thets of that parade. as expected, a lot of people ing bt. youkt th lines hear there to get on the trains, 494,000 people rode the trains, which makes it the seventh highest ridership day. that's down about 5% from the warriors' paradeear. the highest dana history remains the giants 2012 world series victory parade. >>> california split into three states? voters will get a chance to vote on the proposal in november. what still has it to happen evef th passes. >>> also world cup excitement comes to the bay area. we have a chance to host some matches. what has to happ though, before the final decision is made. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after mi

on the same day as president trump 's 2020 campaign manager filed ain formal complaint aga him. yes, it goes back to the immigration policy but for a guy who we know likes t cite scripture left and right an has to justify the policy in o somef his immigration moves tt has to hurt a little bit. it doesn' look like it's going to go far, we're back at it again on wednesday night. in the meantime tune in for 4 a.m. for fox5 morning. make it a good e and we'll see you tomorrow. w. nesummer is here and ev's coupling up. with mcdonald's newhotter a, 100% fresh beef quarter poder. and $1y size coke for just here's to one summer fling you'll want again and again. ♪ with mcdonald's new hotter and juicier, 100% fresh beef quarter pounder. and any size coke for just $1. here's to one summer ing you'll want again and agn. ♪ ♪ i'm fernando world cup tonight.

and even our friends who live far o northnd west where they usually start the day off ain the 50'sndrland hagerstown is at 72 frederick maryland 73 degrees th morning. ce and mild stane. here's your r for the day ahead. temperatures rising. we may dip down briefly into th mid 70's this morning but off we go through the morning hours to the 80's. r up90 this afternoon. 1, 2, 3 o'clock probably our hottest time period and again, skies should start to be clearing as we worke through th afternoon hours and we'll keep it mostl dry today.if we sy during the morning hours, and then it all getout of here this afternoon. 90 your daytime high here in d.c. we're starting a heat wave. a new one that's going to last a quitewhile upwards of a week here in town. 89 for manassas, 88 for dulles.er ick 88 this afternoon as well. so, again, hot and humid and wait until you see that weekend forecastrecause we' going to keep it going. show you ahat in j few minutes. .at's weather erin is back with roa. hey erin. >> 5:26 mike. just to clarify our last report even thoughortions of 370 reopened the rampm fr

wait until you hea how many teachers are working without license ain whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches... ...over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the... ...hotelock it in. tripadvisor. >> the radar is not really what we want to see as we start our friday. it is going to be wet as you head outside. i think we're used to it right now. i'm eun yang. >> last week it seems a long way. boy, i'm chris lawrence in for aaron this morning. melissa is watching the roads. >> we begin with storm team 4is meteorol chuck bell. >> maybe it's me. i was out of town last weekend for the one dry weekend in the last two months.t if you w nice next weekend, send me a plane ticket. i'll go anywhere. right now we are watching theo moderate heavy rain down across parts of central virginia. come towards the d.c. metro area. just know this is going to be quite a bit of rain now across much of culpepper, warrenton,fr ericksburg and stafford. all geg

after 9/11, congress passed the authorizatioor use of military force, e, ain those responsible for the recent attacks launched against the united states,nd qte. the following yeargrs passed the 2002 aumf against iraq. we have now been in afghanian for 17 years. we have beenraqor yes. we are occupying a portion of syria, and this administration has indicated that it may broaden that mission even more. we are waging a sronewarnt leas. our forces right now, as we ledar i yemen which has killed thousands of civilians and has created the worst hu planet today. clearly, these outdated and expansive aumfs have been used by three different administrations, republican and democrat, as a blank check for the president to wage war without congressional consent or oversite. meanwhile we are quote unquote fighting terrorism in some countries.withn estimated cost $5.6 trillion and untold lives lost since 2001. i think its very clear, and our panelists i think made the extraordinarily without exception, that the time is long overdue, mr. chairman, for the united states congress to respect the constitu

ain, the good news is we keep it s bright and dry all weekend.for traffic. >> 5:55 right now. keing our eyes on the roads. whites ferryves closed o the potomac. high standingater and debris. caution. metro rail line is on time.ur northbound before route 260 crash with injuries from. 301 is still quiet. we're seeing quiet conditions on 50 westbound right now. no problems maryland 410. s kenilwouthbound typical volume picking up. 95 camera is a little bright but you can see traffic is slowing as you make your way toayhe to the capital beltw no problems on 270. normal volume starting to increase. the beltway itself super pleasanty nd quietnew hampshireve ae. inner loop looks great po baltimore-washinarkway. airports you're in forty eight shape agreatshape. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. so far so goodn 295. back to you. >> 5:56 is thene time. ro barr is breaking her silence in her first interview since the fallout over herra st tweet. >> roseanne ss she's sorry the tweet and she's upset people aren't believing her that ambien played a part. we're

speaker, i rise today to urge my colles to ain votegainst the partisan g.o.p. farm bill. mr. speaker, i traveled across my state and heard countless stories from delawarians of all backgrounds -- farmers, emergency food providers and working families. and i want to share one story. during kids day at the lewis farmers market, every child who attended with a snap participant was given $5 in tokens to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables. one boy, clutching his tokens asked --, is this enough to buy a peach? the organizers told the boy, it was enough to buy a whole basket. he looked up and said, good, because i've never tasted a peach. that's what the farm bill is about. it's about connecting people from family to fork. this bill is too important for one party to go alone. i hope my colleagues will vote against this bill so that we can get back to truly working on a bipartisan farm bill that strengthens the rural economy, our farm safety net, and ensures that all childn have the opportunity to taste a peach. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does t

yet ain, he told me that based on the data they have, iran completely stands up to all of the commitmentshat they took. what is it we should punish them for? i do not understand it. this is the first part. the second thing is what will happen if this whole deal is devastated? would it be beneficial to anyone, will it be good for the global community, for the future of the regions? will the regional countries, including israel, feel safe? the country that we have good relations with. president netanyahu came to moscow and participated in the victory day events. there is a photograph he took with one of the second world war veterans and heroes passing through the square with us. that was a unique gesture demonstrating very credible, trustworthy relations between us. is it going to be good for this country if iran is pushed out of this treaty because the nuclear activities by iran would be something that no one would be able to understand. what kind of risk should ensue? will we be able to sort things t in north korea? there is a problem upon a problem upon a problem. nothing has been regula

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. >> do you think the russians will try it ain this year? >> no, i don't think they have anything they want. beyond sustaining audience and influences, one thing we should know is russia never got in the game to one one election or put one candidate forward. the idea was to undermine democracy, to make americans lose confidence in democratic institutions and ected officials by turning every crack in our country into chasm and pitting different race ethnic groups, religious groups, socioeconomic groups, second amendment, abortion rights, whatever it might where we fight instead of being a unified front against them. >> that's one of the most important conclusions, you write not only is there a threat to democracy from outsi but it comes from inside. the threat is from america w itself. ould america protect itself not only from russia or any outside influenceut also what you call narrow mindedness? >> the biggest challenge moving utrward isn't the russians b other americans who see the technique and the political gain that can come from itnd a

he's eligible to play ain.jay williams' alma mater, a first time out of new jersey for some of these kids, a glimpse at what's possible for boldly and tirelessly. durham's a lg way from newark but the boys were reminded, hardship and heartache is never far away. haddi got a call from his mother. his father died. attack. and i still miss him a lot. but i know that i got people that's there for me. >>eporter:ay williams knows darkness well. it is perhaps his most enduring lesson to the team from central high. darkness never lasts for those who never give up. >> everybody has something that goes -- song in their life. how do you use that to empower you? yes, this happened but i plan on being better for it. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm byron pitts in newark, new jersey. >> family! >> the original series "bes on july 18th. >>> up next, rembering anthony bore da bourdain. a look back at our conversations with the celebrity chef. >> do you miss being a chef? >> i miss sitting at the bar after work. having served 3

. >> we've done a great deal of education and raising awareness, but you can't train your ain t to forget>> reporter: safety experts say there's never a safe time to leave your child inside a car, but even on days with temperatures in the 70s, the inside of your vehicle can easily reach over a hundred degrees in less than a half hour. advocates are pushing for alert systems in cars saying even respone s can forget. >> 90% of these parents are what we would call great neighbors, our best friends. >> reporter: dawn peabody's 2 1/2-year-old daughter mya died in a hot car in 2008 leaving a permanent hole in her heart. >> there's nothing that will ever fill that hole on this side heaven. >> reporter: she relives her pain to reach other parents. >> this type of accident does not discriminate. >> reporter: a grim reminder with summer just weeks away. catie beck, nbc news, atlanta. >> a reminder we can't hear enough of. >>> disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein pleaded not guilty to rape and criminal sex act charges in new york today. the charges stem from allegations by two women, but dozens ha

. >>> developing news, the house is set to vote tomorrow on a broad immigration bills.onrves ains it because it provides a chance for citizenship for people in the daca program. the measure would stop the separation of families and provide $25 billion for a border wall and other security measures. democrats are expected to oppose the bill. >>> protesters are four hours into the day of action outside an east bay jail where i.c.e. detainees are kept. they are calling for an end to the president's immigration policy. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in richmond, corne cornell? > reporter: kristen, 100 people are here now. the protest has been peaceful. it started at 7:00 a.m. many speakers and activists making it clear to the crowd president trump's immigration policy must end. now, a short time ago, we witnessed tense moments as a counter protester was actually shouted down when he said isis efforts on the undocumented immigrantsawayy sh. these protesters commit their voices to what they call a day of action. >> this is about black people, white people, asian people, red peo

. >> has been moved to the door -- reporter: american special forces troops aining the african counterpartsn the sahara desert. >> i will try to peek inside without showing my muzzle. reporter: for african nations, the major exercise is a chance to learn how western armies work. for the visitors, it provides partners willing to fight terror for them. >> the sahara is an important place for us to focus now a because qaeda and chis-affiliated extremist organizations, w are growing ke strength. if we don't tahe opportunity to deal with it now, where it is at a level that is able and sustainable, then it may cost much, mucmore to deal with at a later time. >> islamist fighters ambushed four u.s. soldiers in niger -- reporter: many americans did not know that 800 troops were in byer until four were killed islamic state, and questions were asked about what we were but the u.s. is rolling out resources across africa. the multimillion dollar ru is one of many bases rejecting areften secret that projecting u.s. power across the sahara. the scale of this ugs. airbase is when the runway is finished, i

but don't expect ain it went on the market for just under $1.5 million. and serious buyers better bring cash. >> it's like having a big, sprawling, unaffordable gated community where most people are on the outside looking in. >> exactly and they have to use a telescope. >> sally tracks real estate for a website called curbed san francisco. . >> you do well? >> yes. >> your husband does well. >> yes. >> you could not afford to live here? >> no or anywhere in the bay area. >> prices keep going up. >> yeah and we don't see an end to it. >> this flyer could speak for the entire bay area housing market. enter at your own risk. >> all right. enter the week at your own risk it's going to get hotter. >> you may not choose the housing price but we can choose the temperature. the beach will stay chilly in the 60s. but inland will stay hot once again triple digits coming in the 7-day forecast. right now anywhere from the 50s to mid-60s. santa rosa 52. you'll be one of the cooler spots in sonoma county tonight. oakland 54. and freemont53 degrees. fog and low cloud co

as we move toward the midday hours, ain we are keeping it mainly dry.future weather wants to bring in showers here and southern maryland is picking up on the shift in the wind. i really d b't see thang the case. and remember, i think tomorrow ceternoon and evening will be pretty but here you see the rain moving back in. overnight thuday into friday morning. this is your friday morning at 9:00 a.m. dealing with showers out there, otherwise cloudys. sk tomorrow i think is going to be an okay pool day. not necessarily the case on friday and saturday. take a look. here's your four day forecast. 77 on friday with cloudy skies and showers at times reallyei n the threat for thunderstorms on friday. not the case on saturday. a 70% chance for rain and thunderstorms. especially during the afternoon and evening hours. hot and humid, highs in the mid-'80s. hot on sunday with highs around 90, but only a 30% chance for a late day thunderstorm. it'shen next week, well all sunshine and pretty low humidity. >> okay. there has to be a bright spot. thanks, amelia. >> comi

that inmate attacked them, managing to get ahold of one their guns ain shothem both. the inmate was also shot. his condition tonight is unknown. >>> president trump's controversial policy of separating migrantfamilies, arrested at the border. he's blaming democrats. they note that separating children from parents is his policy. they say he's using the children as leverage in a legislative battle. christallone reports. >> reporter: amid scattered ot ts, the federal government continues separating immigrant children from their families at the u.s./mexico border. in a six-week border nearly 2,000 children have been taken from parents andeld in government shelters. >> the department of jtice will not stand idly by while our laws are being nulfied and undermined. >> the trump administration hopes changes to thea criteri to gain asylum in the u.s. and splitting families apart when they arrive here will deter others from coming. in a morning tweet the president blamed democrats for his border policy, calling it their forced family breakup at the border, an apparent attempt t

ainful road -- >> historically pride was as much about protests as the parade.articipants have walked a long and sometimes painful road in the event's nearly 50 year history. kpix5's john ramos met some along the parade route who remember those early years. >> reporter: perhaps it's fitting that san francisco's pride parade always begins with a roar. this gatheringisn't meant to be quiet, but for something that began as an expression of defiance 48 years ago, it's managed to keep its sense of humor. >> i mean it's just fun. you know, you're coming in here and it's like, you know, everyone is getting together and having fun. i love it. >> reporter: that's not to say there aren't strong messages here. in years passed protesters have focused on gay rights issues, but this year immigration took center stage, but then politics has always marched alongside pride at this parade. >> everything is political, who you marry, who you love, who you sleep with. >> reporter: but whatever the issue of the day, this parade is important simply because it happens. they said 1 mill

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cold front is dropping south throughhe ains tomorrow. destructive winds and hail will extend throughout the day. tl there's the heat. first ol weekend of summer. las vegas, nevada at 109 degrees. the record for today is 113. so getting close. tomorrow will be hot again. triple digit heat from right fielding california all the way into texas. >>> investigators in coma washington say they have solved a 32-year-old cold case than to new dna technology. 66-year-old gary hartman was charged with murder yesterday. accused o killing a 12-year-old girl back in 1986. cdetectives credit gene genealogy with tracking down the suspect. worked with a lab in virginia and genealogist in california. a team that helped crack another colca just last month. j nbc joe friar gives us inside look a lt the case. >>> 31 years after a young couple was murdered. investigators got their break arrests 55-year-old william talbot. genetic genealogy, the same tool used just weeks earlier to capture suspected lden state killer. in the washington case, authorities works

part of this is a aining issue.ability tose our have satellite communications or something along those lines, is the force prepared for that? do we force a unit to operate in a degraded environment? figure out what the workarounds are. how do we work around those things? some of this is inducing friction into our training and try to overcome it. have a better realization of how dependent we are or not in certain areas. is there still some use of radios or manual workarounds? they. on the end -- there. >> first of all, thank you all. youd a question -- mentioned multi-domain battle. i wondered about the joint force. what role the army plays in that force? thank you. >> i find it interesting. the concepts we are working on when i takey -- that across to multi-domain battle with the army, a lot of the conpts across both. they are almost identical. as you look at that, what we are trying to do is try to have the ability to maneuver where and when we want. be able to have overmatch when we want. it may be in a much more

we would have to face ain of, notust a nuclear conventional military strike, but we would be hit with several unconventional attacks. we would see these in the region itself, and perhaps even the united states. nonetheless, this would be an ongoing problem for quite a while. not that america cannot prevail, it can, it is at what cost? >> host: your book is called "america and the rogue states" what about the terrorist groups, al qaeda, taliban, hezbollah? >> there are many stateless groups that operate in countries that are poorly governed her on government spaces. somalia is a example with a weak political structure. it could allow, not because they want to but because they do not have the capability, their lands are used for terrorist training and terrorist operational. that was the great fear in afghanistan. incidentally, afghanistan was considered a rogue state. it was never put on the list as a terrorist state, but it was. it lent its territory, knowingly to al qaeda as a staging and training base and operational center for al qaeda which hit the united states and 9/11. there are

now the president has stepped in and contradicted his own secretary of defense and the ain forchis issue. laura: let's say we get the space force.oi what is it to mean? is it going to mean more lunar exploration? is it going to be a bolder vision of space? >> it will not do anything to nasa or space exploration at all. it is all about the military uses of space. that is all unmanned, all here in earth orbit. it is re new.ot doing anything it is taking all the things we are currently doing and reorganizing them into one unified military service that will focus on thspace domain. laura: when the president says he wants americao be dominant in space, will this make us dominant? >> it could put us on the path to the u.s. military is already arguably dominant in space. but it could help the military grow in the future and stay more focused on countering theat ththat we see. t laurnk you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. meghan markle's father has been talking about the royal couple's wedding. homas markle says he is sure megan cried when told her how he could not attend the

. >> reporter: the president determined to find a nominee young enough to make ain ladifference. >> we have to pick one that's going to be there for 40 years, 45 years. >> reporter: on the short list, all appeals court judges including amy barrett of indiana, brett kavanaugh of maryland. whoever is confirmed is sure to be more g onservative than requirstice anthony kennedy. in wisconsin the president boasting about a 10 billion investment witan ectronics giant. >> this is the eighth wonder of the world. >> reporter: the company pledging to create 13,000 new jo but taxpayers will be on the hook for $4 billion in state and local incentives. if paid out the mo a foreign company in u.s. history. >> this is 20 million plus. this will be one of the largt jobs build in the world. >> reporter: tension ignited by mr. trump's tariffs and a looming trade war could cost american jobs. here on harley rfdavidson's home tu after criticizing the company's plans move some production overseas to avoid stiff new european tariffs. >> build those beautiful motorcycles in the usa, please, okay? w don't get

once ain, from washington, moderator, robert costa. robert:good eveng. the long history of american diplomacy has featured many turbulent chapters, but long-standing u.s. allies have fairly faced such blunt challenges over trade, as they did at the g-7 meeting in recent days. and u.s. presidentsave rarely directly engaged dictators like north kea's kim jong-un as president trump did this week in singapore. during the landmaree mng, both sides discussedth nor korea's nuclear weapons program and security assurances for kim jong-un, but they did not address huights concerns about the kim regime, north korea's ballistic missiles, or the missile defense system the u.s. helped install s inouth korea. the signed joint statement calling for a nuclear free north korean peninsula is nonbinding and lax a time line or concrete commitments from north korea about how it w dismantle its de nir ars-- nuclear arsenal. president trump: we have a very good relationship with north erea. when i cnto this job, it looked like war. not because of me. if you remember the sit-dow

ains of thousands were left stranded as all services and most highways in the city were shut down. a number of major water pipes have ao been ruptured. huge geysers spewing water into the streets. japan's famous bullet trains were also brought to halt for hours as the lanes had to be checked for any sign of damage. tragically, there has also bn death. this wall toppled and crushed a nine-year-old girl walking to school. a man was crushed when this wall collapsed. another elderly man is reported to have been killed by a falling bookcase. hours after the quake, transport in the city's power. collapsed.of thousands of people many tens of thousands of people -- in the city is still paralyzed. many tens of thousands of people are being forced to walk home from offices and schools. but considering the grolence of tht, damage has been remarkably light. there are many broken windows and plenty to clean up and repair, but there have been no major building collapses. partly that is luck. in large part it is down to japan's tough building regulations. and a major effort to reinforce public bu

now tesla is feeling the heat ain for a fire on one of l.a.'s busiest streets. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in a surprise announcement, president trump has ordered the creation of a new sixth branch of the military for the final frontier. during a meeting with the national space council, the present said he's directing the pentagon to develop a so-called space force, an idea c he floated in he described it as a, quote, separate but equal branch, and said american dominance in space is critical to u.s. defense. dl> now to an alarming trend linked to the rachanging ways we get around as ride-sharing companies continue to disrupt transportation in this country. drivers of traditional taxis saying they're having harder times making ends meet. against the background of those struggles, at least six drivers in new york have taken their owc lives int months. anne thompson has the story. >> reporter: gabriel okashor knows he's facing an uphill climb, fighting for more regulations on companies like uber and lyft that have sideswiped the financial fortunes

watch ain as he reaches, there is that muzzle fla bullet striking a man in the crowd. >> trevor: damn, i always thought that quite people were bad at dancing, but i dispt know they were actually dangerous. wow. there are so many things that strike me about this video. first of all what is thi nightclub, right? no, look. it's lit up like a grocery store, there is a guy in shorts and flipflops am i think the floor is astroturf, like where is this, is there a cover charge or did you just flash your loony nes tattoo to get in, how does it work. and also how is the fbi agent going to shoot someone and walk away like my bad, pie bad, party foul, all right, let's keep it moving. keep it moving. the best part for me has to be the flipflop guys who disappears as soon as the gun goes offer, look at him, bang out, i'll outk i'm out. yeah, i like that. that was the most black response you can ever get. because all the other people are like oh my god, a gun off thatbie is like oh shit i'm out, i'm out. now luckily the guy without bot shot is okay andi think he has a pretty dope story. as long as h

s us apart in this gym as you age thosengre the thi most afraid of losing your .ains and your bal socises that reinforce your stabilizerst andhe neuromuscular connection mind to muscle. when you get out iulife what yo practiced in here, piece of ca. >> all right. what exercis do you guys do sam and claudia tt work on brains and balance? o >>y. any exercise that's multiou muse p a new pattern, what's, stand,hrow, catch obstacle course like wset up here. this is life. this is anticipating something in front of you, your brain fires toure out how you are fig going to get through and traverse this obstacle course safe. >> sam if iid crossword puzzle while i did thista obse course would i get a bonus. >> absolutely. >> claudian, ca you kind of show mehile i talk to sam what you're doing here. >> i'll have jack. 76 yeang. rck this according for you it's aboutdoi. i'll spot him. >> we're looking at jack just maneuvering his waydleroun a ha. over the ball unstable surface as he goes over there, jack made it look really eas. fut a lot residents who never have done this before would be struggl

now he can soak up the moment and win in leeds ain! soak up the moment and win in leeds again!sday. thanks forjoining us. goodnight. hello there, good evening. it should bea hello there, good evening. it should be a good weekend for many of us. lots of dry weather around. some sunshine and temperatures into the low 20s. just a chance of catching a few showers. the greatest risk will be across mainland scotland. today we have not had blue skies everywhere. we have had cloudy conditions across the midlands, wales and northern ireland. that cloud has produced a few bursts of showery rain. there have been slow—moving thunderstorms across northern ireland and a few developing in the highlands as well. those will become fewer and lighter. it will become dry in the cloudier zone. the cloud breaking up a little. more low cloud coming back of the north sea. a bit chilly for eastern scotland and north east england. 0therwise, temperatures in double figures widely. we are in the height of the pollen season. it will be high or very high across northern ireland and england and wales. it wil

spivak: i think you raise ain credibly important issue and it's a very important question. what i can tell you is that the national institute of justice has invested a significant amount of resources into trying to better understand this. so we have a number of surveys going on to better understand, not only how common this is but what the circumstances are around it. what the implications are. what kinds of services people have access to. why people may not seek services even though they may need them. so this is an important question and one that reflects the need for really investing in more science so that we not only understand it better but learn better how to respond and deal with it. senator feinstein: you are talking about the individual. i'm talking about the society. what is it about american life that makes this so common? and it is. millions of people affected in religious institutions, in legal institutions, in educational institutions. it's -- i don't know. is it some corruption? is it what we watch? because it doesn't seem to be changing. it seems to be gett

problem is, it had 35 million thrown at it on the restoration last time, can they afford to rebuild it ainor, it isjust again? the roof has gone, the interior, it is just a shell. very difficult to see how they can find the cash to rebuild it. a big debate on medicinal cannabis at the moment, in the light of little billy caldwell. the sunday telegraph picking up on this. the government to review medical cannabis after the javid ruling. that has been a temporary development, but it opens up temporary development, but it opens up all manner of other questions?m has captured the public imagination over the last few days, the plight of this poor 12—year—old billy. credit to the home secretary, who has acted very quickly to say, in a one—off circumstance, he will do what he thinks is right for this trial. he has made a decision. i quite like to see a politician make a swift decision, good on him. the telegraph seem to be speculating a little bit further that there will now be a review into medicinal cannabis to see if it can be used more frequently. again, that is quite a debate. we know that t

life doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we do have clear skies giving way to cloud cover ainregions righ now, especially right along theg you we've got a deck of cloud cover overhead in san francisco. it is still breezy out there, and those winds are especially gusty as you move through the delta. look at fairfield gusting to 33 right now. concord, the current gust is 25. 20 that current number. san jose has a wind gust to 21 miles per hour. it's windy right now. the winds are going to subside over the next couple of hours. tomorrow, not nearly as windy as today was. onse winds once again kept us back into the 50s. 57 right now, that current continue in hayward. 55 in san francisco. 58 and breezy in san jose. 57 in concord. napa coming in at 50 degrees. overnight tonight we have those clouds increasing. we'll hold in the low to mid-50s will be dealing withe axt litt bit of drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. right now i think the best chance for that drizzle will be closer to the coastline. your father's day planner, on your sunday, there's that cloudy, drizzly start to the

no papers precision change the macro into the back, alex lynn precious ain!lex lynn precious again! -- crashes again. boxed his lights. alex lynn has been shown... he has to come into repair. it is not safe to stay out there. he's looking for a safe spot. slowing. he's hit the wall! the swede shakes his head because he is out of the rome grand prix! he is going to launch himself into second, into championship contention, as he takes victory in the rome e prix. it was amazing. i think felix had the edge on us amazing. i think felix had the edge on us but it was all in all, we hung one in there. will the team celebrates sam's success and alex's cards are turned to the garage on a recovery truck. it is very resilient. he will have a bad night tonight and then i think i tomorrow, he will be back on it, ready to focus on the next race. it was tricky in the garage because you're here to support alex. the other half of the garage is celebrating sam's win. how to do that for you? it's only disappointment because it is a competition, after all. i'm so happy for them,

point is how confident visa and therefore everybody as customers can be that this isn't going to happen ain't going to happen again? you can't be. if we asked visa 2a hours ago if this could happily would have said no. i don't think we can guarantee it. i'm not saying anything about any other system, it could be visa, mastercard, american express, your bank. anything could go wrong and we can't just rely bank. anything could go wrong and we can'tjust rely on one payment system. things we can do to protect ourselves but i guess we now have questions to ask the bank of england about supervision. yes, they do supervised directly, they've not been able to say anything more to me except they are going to get to the bottom of this with the firm. money box today? we'll be looking at this like smart meters and energy meters in your home, are they going to hit their target? there is a large question mark in that question. there's a bit of doubt in your eye. wait for the programme! if you're staying with us, it's on the bbc website after broadcast. donald trump has announced that his summit with the