in montreal, saying: emanuel akron was designated as the good cop while angela merkel plays bad cop.e has to swallow pride to appear to be his best friend and play the role. is this thing going forward as the european voice, do you think? i am sure there has been a conversation with angela merkel about what potentially could be sold to the eu. out of thick that contrived, i think they have a bond. many saying that emanuel micron knows how to play trump. —— emanuel micron. i think when we saw him go to france for bastille day celebrations and he had that celebrations and he had that celebrations and he had that celebrations and the military band playing daft punk. he knew! not surprisingly, he gets a proper state and quit. we remember theresa may at the white house and there was that funny moment where they passed hands. since then, the relationship has not been good at all. for many different reasons. president trump is not seen as somebody who is that welcome in the uk. this is the sixth time that emmanuel macron have met, 20 phone calls between the two men. at four theresa may and

and i quote the akron, ohio beacon journal. john kelly showed the right instincts. according to news accounts the white house chief of staff advised trump that scott pruitt, administrator of the e.p.a., needed to step down in view of his ethical misdeeds and spending excesses. and the "beacon journal" concludes again, i quote, scott pruitt should go. this is not about policymaking. dismaying and damaging as the direction of the agency has been. the problem is his conduct in office. pruitt has abused the public trust in the way he has spent taxpayer dollars, in the perception that he invites. apparently mr. pruitt is not showing folks in the show-me state what they want to see in an e.p.a. administrator either. the st. louis "post dispatch" in an editorial on april 7, 2018, pointed out, and i quote, there are many good reasons why president donald trump should fire scott pruitt as administrator of the environmental protection agency. top on our list are his multiple failures to do his job protecting the environment. he's gone so far as to say that if global warming i

standing in front of melt in akron, ohio.ck because last time he did a grilled cheese challenge where there was 4 pounds of cheese. he looked at the menu because they had so many good looking meals. he picks four starting with my perm favorite. monti cristo. >> ham, turkey all battered and deep fried with powdered sugar on top. >> now for the parmegeddon which he called the perogi. it is like an epic cheat month right there. his girlfriend has a warning. >> if you're on a diet, don't come here. >> it is time to cleans the pallet. >> broccoli. >> they say it cleans the pallet and that it was actually pretty good. >> that's good. >> back to the sapd >> these look insanely delicious. they are mouth watering. don't forget desert. desert is peanut butter and banana. you want to know what their favorite is? >> all of it. >> if you want to know what it is go to our web site or check it out on our mobile app. >>> a fun trip to the >> anybody want to take a trip to the planetarium? so do justin and cloe. they enter the planetarium. th

also with us is akron baker. akram argues with his ever-increasing right-wing nature, israel at 70 is increasing the end of the zionist experiment. and a warm welcome to shani rozanes, deutsche bahn the -- welle's commentator in berlin. thank you all for being here. i would like to begin with you, over. have you been celebrating? ofer: that is a difficult question. when i was talking to my parents who live in jerusalem, i could hear the excitement in their voices. they were there in 1948, so for them it is a miracle. looking atr hand, the news we have from israel these days, the demonstrations from gaza and conflict with iran, i hope israel will be able state in a way that will make sure we celebrate and 10, 20, or 70 years again. >> you were born in jerusalem. i recall you saying jerusalem was a state of mind. let's take that further and say israel is a state of mind. describe a state of mind at this point in time. a difficult decision was made by the american president to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. my

he grew up in coply, ohio, which is just west of akron. went to coply schools. his mother still lives in summit county. thank you for the work you do as journalists. it's always an honor to talk in front of journalists because you are so important to our democracy. it's an honor because that -- your importance is even greater these days than any time in recent american history. your job, of course, is to ask tough questions to challenge powerful interests to expose wrongdoing. that comes with risks, as you know as journalists. too often we see reporters restricted and vilified and attacked. even physically threatened all for doing your jobs. that used to happen too often in foreign countries. unfortunately and amazingly it's happening too often in our own country. of course i have a soft spot for journalists because i'm married to one so she inspires me in her writing, in her teaching. she teaches at kent state. she wrote for sabrina's paper. in fact, used to work in the same bureau with sabrina 20-plus years ago. i want to thank the wait staff here. proud membe

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witness to the truth of what you are saying because i was a 14-year-old girl in the urban north in akronhio when he was assassinated. and my high school life changed as a result. i was in an integrated high school and people who had been our friends in junior high, suddenly things shifted. my senior year culminated in the race riots over the composition of the homecoming court and those were hard years. it was a scary time. the race riots that were two hours away in detroit were very frightening to me and my parents helped me through that. but anyway, you are right on. >> it was already a turbulent time. in terms of the events that happened one after another after another was another one of the offense of that tumultuous and amazing year. thank you for your comment. >> to connect that and bring it back as you have done, sacramento is getting ready tomorrow for a protest at the funeral of stephen clark who was shot in his backyard by the police and i am just curious do you see the responses to these today and what we might glean from these responses? >> one thing in common that i have fou

but where he truly stands out if his philentropic side....hundred of local akron kids are going to highool and college on james dime.... his charitable doinations are said to be upwards of 100 million dollars...... oh yea... on the side he owns a company that prouces tekleivision prorgamming.... and on the side james starred opposdiuitve amy shumer in the box office hit train wreck . when grown men engage in hero worship... it can make you feel a little creepy....so i will just say if you don't think james is the equal of jordan on the court.....take a look at him off the floor and then tell me how you feel... see you next how you feel... see you next hour new at nine: stanley roberts has been reporting about those controversial electric scooters that are all over san francisco. (grant) and it's not a good thing, when stanley had to use potty humor emojis to cover up the real thing...on the scooters. .. on the corner of 19th and harrison sits a bird scooter it looks normal, however, there is something missing can you spot it? (traffic sound) less than a block away sits two more scooters

of course the akron hammer put it down. game-winner at the buzzer. cavaliers take a 3-2 lead.hey go back to indiana. tomorrow night. it is on. second round of the nhl playoffs . >> the sharks were clean winners in the opening series against the ducks. working out today. vegas has had eight days off to get ready. vegas golden knights had nine days off. they are healed and do appreciate the rest. >> i think anytime you get a little extra rest this time of the year you take a. it is on us to prepare well and stay sharp and you need the rest. >> it is a grind and it is tough on the body, so anytime you can get some rest you definitely want to take advantage of that. just make sure our practice habits are good in we are getting ready for the game. >> finally the theme is how bad do you want to? that foul ball. check this out. in colorado. foul ball down of the first base side. the rockies, ryan mcmahon. you can tell by his look of disappointment how annoyed he is at the guy who actually snatched it away. that is routine, buddy. you are not supposed to do that. >> transverse yankees

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africa cameroon is looking to see some showers and also a specialist effect lagos in nigeria also in akron ghana with ice here of thirty one. she. writes in this. each one a story. to be seen. to be. that demonstrably. it is to be a. witness document. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story as he'll we cover this region better than anyone else would be very challenging but it got to be because you have a lot of people that are deployed this political issue. people believe to tell the real story just men being used to do the work journalism we don't feel included work. across the globe. welcome back look at the top stories now united states says it won't pull out troops from syria or engage in direct talks with president bashar assad speaking on us media ambassador nikki haley also admitted relations with russia are a very strained with new sanctions to be introduced on monday. francaise moscow has joined a push for a political solution in syria in his first public interview since

steve: from akron, ohio, sign is next. caller: good morning.eports in 1970 m ever since has worked to feminist andelf all with the responsibility to the 99% of slave animals who are female who are kept captive for eggs in the and then slaughtered to become 99% of fast food burgers. and just as a footnote, every ingle hibernating bear alaska every single mother bear in alaska has had her rights invaded this month by every republican senator voting that her babies may be killed while they are hibernating in a wildlife sanctuary. fly that's what we are talking about here, the women's movement of the 19th 63. caller: connie would go out in the streets and pass out leaflets saying women, you are abused by men. why are you accusing your fellow women animals. and i think the trump administration is perhaps the worst ever. steve: do you want to respond in any way? mona: the tenderness towards .nimals is admirable i am resistant to the idea that they have rights that are equal to human rights. i think we should be kind to animals, not make them suffer,

ost: from akron, ohio, sy is next, independent line. caller: good morning. our friend connie, in 1970 and ever since has worked to acquaint her fellow feminists and all with the responsibility to the 99% of slave animals who are female, who are kept captive for eggs and milk and then slaughtered to become 99% of fast food burgers. s a footnote, every single hibernating bear in alaska, every single mother bear in alaska has had her rights invaded this month by every republican senator voting that her babies may be killed while they're hibernating in a wildlife sang twear. host: let me jump in, apply that to what we are talking about is the women's movement of the 1960's. caller: connie would go out in the streets of manhattan and pass out leaflets saying women, you are abused by men, why are you abusing your fellow women animals? i think that the trump administration is perhaps the worst ever. host: do you want to respond in any way? mona: i think tenderness towards animals is admirable. i am resistant to the idea that they have rights that are ee quiff lint

terrorism and akron zoo -- aggravated assault.d that he is now locked up. >>> firefighters were trying to determine what caused the fire in san francisco the claimed the life of a woman that lives in the building. what we are learning about that resident and the challenges firefighters faced. >>> good morning, everyone. the fog is back. we are going to hit 80 degrees in some areas today. >> don't be deceived. you're going to need a little bit of sunblock today. the rater running back is 32. >>> good morning, and welcome back. let's get you over to rosemary for a look of your weather and yes, i put on the shorts yesterday. i had my flip-flops out and i was sitting on the deck. >> yes. i say yes to it all. we do have a little bit of fog along the coastline. kind of a hayes out there up -- kind of a haze out there for some. we saw it on friday. it is back this morning. with low clouds hugging the coastline, here's a look at san francisco where you can see a bit of haze out there. here's another view where the temperature is 50 degree

steve: from akron, ohio, sign is next. caller: good morning.s in 1970 m ever since has worked to feminist andelf all with the responsibility to the 99% of slave animals who are female who are kept captive for eggs in the and then slaughtered to become 99% of fast food burgers. and just as a footnote, every ingle hibernating bear alaska every single mother bear in alaska has had her rights invaded this month by every republican senator voting that her babies may be killed while they are hibernating in a wildlife sanctuary. fly that's what we are talking about here, the women's movement of the 19th 63. caller: connie would go out in the streets and pass out leaflets saying women, you are abused by men. why are you accusing your fellow women animals. and i think the trump administration is perhaps the worst ever. steve: do you want to respond in any way? mona: the tenderness towards .nimals is admirable i am resistant to the idea that they have rights that are equal to human rights. i think we should be kind to animals, not make them suffer, but i

akron white your view?ying good values and good behaviours, but even so, we picked up behaviours, but even so, we picked upa behaviours, but even so, we picked up a small number of young people who, influenced by other peers or older brothers and sisters think, maybe a knife will protect me, and developing a mentality like that. we need to start earlier, the challenge with knife crime and youth violence is it is notjust one thing that is happening it is a series of things going on. and we have we have people who are fearful, terrified about where they live. they carry knives to protect themselves. we have the issue of peer pressure, young people feel that if all their friends are carrying knives, they must do the same. and then we have a status element as well. if you want to tackle those, you have to start with prevention, break some of the myths around knife crime, you have to do what these charities are doing, and intervene with young people. show them. young people are, they need credibility, they need