leave him alone!n of anything, it's kindness, compassion, not mean-spirited jokes. if you have to make fun of somebody, make fun of me >> seth: i don't even know you, sir, why i would make fun of you? >> well, you could make fun of the fact that i don't like to take showers, so, every morning, i lick myself clean like a cat [ laughter ] >> seth: that's not really something you should tell people look, i usually tell jokes about people who are in the news people like jared kushner. >> oh, sure. make fun of jared kushner. have your fun. go ahead and say he looks like he should be trying to round up the vonn trapp family. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's a little much. >> i know, so leave him alone! [ light laughter ] >> seth: i would just like to get back to my jokes >> oh, want something to joke about? how about this you could make fun of the fact that the last time i smoked pot was with my mom -- when she was pregnant with me! [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i don't want to make fun of that >> okay. wel

i don't want anybody around europe going it alone that will only lead to the breakdown of immigration policy or caps to the breakdown of europe and there was a there was a clash of personalities between the the interior minister horse a whole for who wanted to go it alone policy in bavaria under anglo-american it was very it was very bitter and you could you can sense that from horse a whole for he's a man who i think is capable of the. grudges and perhaps does and was was really quite a rough and in dealing with i'm going to marco provoked her i'm glad merkel. is so grateful that it all lead to a common way forward after the sparks are flown here so has this crisis then been defused but you said i don't think so i don't think there is a future basis for trust for word between merkel and say or for both i think that i think the coalition will keep together as a whole for will stay on board until the very an election in october they need him they need him in the they don't want to set back of him having to step down or be fired all right let's go back to the chancellor now. from where

i've left that alone. but if they want to get a permit for the stairs off the deck, i absolutely support it. i wouldn't have stood up here and suggested it. >> but it's the appeal part equation. >> i won't be involved with any appeal of the stairs to the backyard off that deck as an interim solution. >> through the chair -- >> good afternoon, president and commissioners. my name is elizabeth gordon, it's my husband and i who are the next door neighbors and the complainant in this process. i think a memorandum of understanding is a great idea. if in fact some stairs could be worked out when that cat walk or bridge is removed, we would be comfortable if the stairs had been mutually agreed to, to agree not to appeal it, that wouldn't be a problem at all. what i am troubled by, they are now trying to throw in this issue with the back garage roof deck. and we haven't touched that. that's coming up before the planning commission and that's something they are proposing in their drawings just submitted may 10th. i

an 8-year- [ laughter ] >> leave him alone >> seth: excuse me >> leave him alone haven't we made fun it's okay to make jokes about h >> leave him alone poor guy just trying to do his job. the last thing he needs to come home to is turning on the tv and seeing you taking jabs at him. leave him alone! [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm sorry are you a jared kushner fan? >> if i'm a fan of anything, it's kindness, compassion, not mean-spirited jokes. if you have to make fun of somebody, make fun of me >> seth: i don't even know you, sir, why i wou make fun of you? >> well, you could make fun of the fact that i don't like to take showers, so, every morning, i lick myself clean like a cat [ laughter ] >> seth: that's not really something you should tell people look, i usually tell jokes about people who are in the newsle peike jared kushner. >> oh, sure. make fun of jared kushner. have your fun. go ahead and say he looks like he should be trying to round up light laughter ]amily. >> seth: that's a little much. >> i know, so leavhim alone! [ light laughter ] >> seth: i would just like to t get bamy

young wants the government bureaucrats to leave him alone he hates all that red tape he's not too keen on the politics there either but he still keeps a room in a shed apartment in berlin so well that i couldn't stay in berlin year round well i could but it would really get to me additionally you know why. the president nothing ever happens you know with so much is going on there but it's nothing it's always the same go to work go out drink do drugs. and never stops. until vital and how is life here different you know to take a look around nature simplicity peace and quiet so tired. young extended the house himself he's a blacksmith and makes a living doing handy work here on the island or as an industrial climate on projects all over the world he's reduced his expenses to a minimum he doesn't need a lot of money. he collects rainwater. no water shortage here. and he gets electricity from his own little solar panel it's just enough to turn the lights on at night but not enough for a socket. yun isn't registered on the island borean germany but he has held a permanent residency permit i

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alone how to and why did you decide to turn your back on germany would be good to hear. it all goes back to me i'm grown up in east germany. because they're living there for twenty one years you internalise the social structure. off another wall came down or if one system vanished and we were expected to accept a different one for going well i didn't believe one word of it so i decided to do what i wanted and i'd always wanted to see the world so i started travelling and working as i went along. i still wanted to have a home base but i didn't want that to be in germany toward the moment i wanted to be left alone unable to live my own life. when i didn't even feel. young once the government bureaucrats to leave him alone he hates all that red tape he's not too keen on the politics there either but he still keeps a room in a shed apartment in berlin. well. i couldn't stay in berlin year round well i could but it would really get to me additionally you know why. the president nothing ever happens you know with so much is going on there but it's nothing so much the same go t

and the state department alone. really gave soft of a buffet of world hot spots. but president putin, however, also resuscitated the idea of a joint cyber security command which is right up there in the worst ideas ever offered. it is like giving a burglar a copy of your keys. it is part of a disturbing pattern. and i think the root of it all a that the president knew detectly that vladimir putin ordered this. we knew what the president knew, when he knew it, and we still don't know why. and this is not a communications problem, this is a presidential problem. >> up with of the things duo knee president trump is still entertaining was allowing the kremlin to interrogate americans. two, that vladimir putin has had a long beef with. somehow trump thinks this would be a good idea to turn over diplomats or open them to kremlin questioning. b what? >> this is all part of what happened in the sealed space when the two men were alone. as you just heard from john, the pentagon can't figure out, including by the way, if you

or their parents driving alone, i guess. but how do we encourage thousands of school aged children in the tenderloin to walk to school when the streets may not always feel safe? a group of mothers had the answer and developed the program through the tenderloin community benefits district. volunteers are assigned to street corners and are trained to respond to emergencies including rerouting the children to avoid unsafe situations. not only is this an opportunity to keep the students safe and physically active, the program also provides street captains the opportunities for growth, leadership, and development. it's hard to express in words what a phenomenal program this is, so we have a short video that we want to show. sfgtv -- oh, there you go. you've got it. [video playin >> we can clap now. [applause] >> yes, very moving. and greg, would you like to come forward and say a few words? >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you so much for the invitation to come and accept this award. on behalf of everyone at the tlcbd and

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flynn was not acting alone. he was not even alone in lying about it. k.t. mcfarland at this time too. and as of now, based on this reporting, we know that u.s. person one, reportedly paul erickson, maria butina's fake boyfriend that prosecutors say she was romantically involved with, just for the sake of spying boyfriend, according to the "washington post," he's the one who recommended k.t. mcfarland for the job in the first place which is a job you might not have ever expected her to get. sally yates was acting attorney general when she tried to warn the white house with urgency about a senior official in the white house being compromised by the russian government. she was driven by the urgency of needing to get that official out of there because of the danger that represented to our country. the white house we know at the time didn't see that it same way. how does it change the story? how does it affect our understanding of the lack of urgency to now know that flynn wasn't alone. that flynn's deception around this was not something that he was alone, and

and fewer states, only 3, regulate the age at which children can be left alone unsupervised. maryland, where raffi and devora meti live-s one of them. there leaving anyone under age 8 unsupervised is illegal. >> right here. pull up over here. >> reporter: ravi and devora were walking home from the park in 2015 when the montgomery county police gave the kids, then 6 and 10, a stern warning. >> they made me feel annoyed and embarrassed. >> reporter: the police reported the parents to child protective services, who threatened to take their kids away. >> i said okay, then i'll take my children. i realized they won't release my children. >> maryland parents are accused of child neglect after allowing their two kids to walk home alone from a park about a mile away. >> reporter: suddenly this middle-class suburban family found themselves smack dab in the middle of a national debate about parenting. even as they were doing things they simply considered normal. running, playing, crossing the street. >> it's very busy. >> reporter: their parents trust them, giving them the freedom to m

a nato summit on wednesday britain faces the prospect of not actually having a government let alone any prospects for brics at negotiations and it is also interesting it has to be said that media in this country hopelessly reporting a summit of the prime minister trying to cobble together some coalition over britain's exit from the european union they were all going along with it and it was only at midnight last night that some of the media here began to pick up on what is a catastrophic crisis for the british government facing problems on all sides and quite apart from the opposition to donald trump's visit who will actually be meeting is donald trump later this week is no question and exactly so what impact exactly are these resignations going to have on the brakes in negotiations. well it is interesting that over the weekend there were rumors that european presidents the many different european presidents were told they shouldn't be commenting on the deal some kind of deal that was organized over the weekend by tereza may for fear of trying to upset the politics of this country t

to ♪ be alone anymore. ♪ you'll be my church ♪ and i'll be your divine. ♪ ♪ i should have known youp. ♪ now that i've grown, all of the ♪ ♪ pain and the pleasure you give ♪ ♪ me is worth it, is worth it. ♪ ♪ let every pastor speak, ♪ let every preacher preach. ♪ don't matter what they say, ♪ ♪ our love is here to stay. ♪ ♪ i'm begging at your feet, ♪ i'm praying on my knees. ♪ you are my only faith, ♪ oh baby, come what may. ♪ we don't need to ♪ be alone anymore. ♪ you be my church and ♪ i'll be your divine. ♪ we don't need to ♪ be alone anymore. ♪ you'll be my church ♪ and i'll be your divine. ♪ let every pastor ♪ speak, la la la la la oh. ♪ you'll be my church ♪ and i'll be your divine. robert: that was beautiful. thank you very much. rosendale: thank you so much. robert: all right. well, our thanks to rosendale, he will be performing at the bay area night market in fremont on july 14, so go out and support asian-american artists. you can find out more about all of our guests and their events on nbcbayarea.com. and we're also on social media, facebook and twitter, so check us out

party i mean i will go alone. chimpy wants to publish a special edition of the paper that speaks directly to prime minister nuri. taking cues from the p.m.'s own monthly radio program edition will ask kids what's in their heart. a putting monday was did you could tell will not. all men will see a job don't get me as a second guy but the bilingual guy who are not the joke when we know of another day in but to god we have more god then the ducky. yeah but if you haven't bought the kid. with the dish and decided shampoo sending the papers up and coming reporters and super rub to find stories direct from street kids hearts. most of us. who are victims have a very very hard save the world but inescapably happy with a big. one image and did you have a problem about a body problem to the the woman they want me out but they are do now but how did that come got out there while we were on a big party after man like guy no man to give up but i know i love one but this is the very first time the kids in this long school year

, let alone yea rs. the last few weeks alone, let alone years.nguage continuing to be used. president trump has been tweeting since the statement from the new york times and in it he particularly singles out that labour and the washington post for criticism. —— that paper. he says 90% of what is published in the papers is negative this i does what being achieved by his administration and he says the freedom of the press comes with the responsibility to report the press accurately. i have to say when you read all this it does come down to the idea that you have this real divide between president trump and much of the media. but even that which he refers to the failing new york times, you get the feeling the name—calling is not going to stop any time soon. i doubt it. thank you very much, chris buckler in washington for us. firefighters in the united states say 90 large wildfires have now burned a million acres in 1a states. the deadliest blaze is in northern california where five people have died and president trump has declared a state of emergen

they should have made it a stand—alone movie. i think that would have helped.trace — i have not seen it, but it looks gripping, fascinating, a lot of those things. if this is not in my top ten at the end of the year, i will be completely stunned. it is made by debra granik. it is the story of a father and teenage daughter living off the grid, under the radar in the forests outside portland in oregon. they have lived this kind of survivalist existence, he is a veteran with some ptsd. the authorities turn up and find them and of course when the authorities find them, they take them back into "civilisation" and they are forced to re—enter the world. the thing that is really brilliant about this film, firstly, it is a film in which it is not to do with dialogue, it is to do with action, the ways that people stand, the gestures, the looks, it is not about explaining the plot. but what really happens is that as the father and daughter are brought back into the ordinary modern world, their responses to it are different. he is very, very against it, she starts to find

i'm going to merkel left alone. german interior minister and party leader of the c.s.u. the bavarian sister party to merkel's c.d.u. was absent from the conservative parliamentary group meeting on monday germany's conservatives are falling apart at the seams but merkel's conservatives remain optimistic. i think whoever has good intentions will in the end find a compromise so i say is deputy party leader we also support our party to angela merkel because she has good arguments and then. the dispute is about the details of germany's migration policy the bavarian c.s.u. party wants to turn away migrants who have already registered in another e.u. state or have already applied for asylum. the chancellor has always made it clear that this wouldn't be part of germany's migration policy something she reiterated once again to her own conservatives earlier today but the c.s.u. boss and german interior minister hosts a hoe for isn't about to back down quietly after a long meeting of his party delegates say hoover threatened in the early hours of monday to step down as interior min

and so the vast majority of them show up, as you saw in the video, alone.akeaway, the big takeaway is these children don't speak or understand english. they were not provided interpreters, translators outside of court. in court, they're handed papers to be filled out, brought back. they don't have the ability to do that. they have no way to contact or be in touch with an attorney. it's like somebody decided how could we stack the deck the highest possible way? and we've done it. >> and how do these experiences -- you know these transcripts, how do these cases end? do most of them just leave the united states at the conclusion of them? >> the figures are that when children appear alone in court, up to 90% of them are ordered deported. when they appear in court with an attorney, then about half of them are granted the right to stay in the united states. those are horrible statistics. horrible. and yet so for me, the whole idea was to try to bring the situation to light. yes, i started doing the research on the project back in 2014. so this suspect nisn't new.

the projects total cost the federal government can no longer go the infrastructure big development alone so we need partners at the state and local levels and that's balls looking at all come calm trucks like strategic alliances partnerships and joint venture it and this is what the eighty twenty rule is coming down from secretary of my child is really called for in response to critics the white house and d.o.t. secretary elaine chao have proposed that cities and towns raise taxes finding ways to attract private investors without providing specifics on how that might occur or even acknowledge that tax hikes run counter to the philosophy behind trump's recent tax cuts they're not the only option for financing infrastructure there are many other creative ways and that's what we're encouraging the state and local entities to examine their private activity ponds their asset recycling there are other types of the. access to public markets private markets that would be in addition to those that you mentioned we're at gnostic as to the methodology and if there's any silver lining in the high in

the united states of america cannot solve these problems alone. russia cannot solve these problems alone. we need each other. steve: in recent days, the u.s. president has defendedussia, criticized nato, and labeled the eu america's foe. his worldview seems n line with moscow. ne is starting to feel like donald trump'world order. steve rosenberg, bbc news, helsinki. laura: christian, or even u.s. officials surprised by the turn of events in helsinki today? christian: yes, i think they were. we got pointed instructions as to why donald wanted this onon-one with president putin. it is not just that he the relationship, is that he did not want leaks from the meeting, ks ine did not want haw his own administration to undercut what he was working on with vladimir putin. it was interesting that when they sat together as a group, sides, or a working lunch, you negotiated with russia with george w. bush,ou had mike pompeo, senior headhaf the cia whbeen there before and has in what the russians do, and you had fiona hill, a former intelligence officer who

the world is cruel and if you're alone and individual istic that can be a very hazardous situation the luxury afforded by this safe environment relaxes the pressure on conformity and collective processes perhaps we start to see individuals acting individual stickley. one result of the research the animal swim in a shoulder because it improves their chances of survival jordan records the shoals movements with video cameras and a computer program that identifies the individual fish recorded in the images goal is to be able to look at a scene like this and have our computational algorithms pull out the fish for us tell us who they are where they are and what they are doing to look at for instance when one individual in a system does something what's the change the defects in other individuals in the food in that system and how did the fish know when they have to follow and when they can go it alone this question remains unanswered but one thing is sure the cyclone's clearly like swimming together in a group. we know that when they are alone they feel isolation stress and as well when they

you are not alone tonight if you believe that the summit was a failure for the united states.ou are the majority. 52% of voters believe the summit was a failure for the united states with only 27% thinking it was a success. a stunning bipartisan majority of voters believe the summit was a success for russia. you are not alone tonight if you believe that president trump was not acting in the best interests of the united states during his meeting with vladimir putin. you are the majority. 54% say they do not believe the president was acting in the best interests of the united states during his meeting with vladimir putin. we have never seen polling like this on an american president. 54% saying they don't believe the president was acting in the best interests of the united states. you are not alone tonight if you believe the russian government has compromising information about president trump. you are the majority. 51% of american voters believe that the russian government has compromising information about the president of the united states. that's 51% of american voters belie

>> if you disapprove of the job donald trump is doing as president, you are not alone.re part of a very strong majority. a new poll shows that 58% of voters disapprove of the job donald trump is doing as president. with 104 days until the election that will determine whether donald trump has a congress that opposes him or supports him, a 38% approval rating for the president is very, very bad news for president trump and the republican party. the poll shows that president trump's summit with vladimir putin hurt him very badly. you are not alone tonight if you believe that the summit was a failure for the united states. you are the majority. 52% of voters believe the summit was a failure for the united states with only 27% thinking it was a success. a stunning bipartisan majority of voters believe the summit was a success for russia. you are not alone tonight if you believe that president trump was not acting in the best interests of the united states during his meeting with vladimir putin. you are the majority. 54% say they do not believe the president was acting in the

he was alone among world leaders in opposing it, alone, that is, until donald trump was elected president. when he was a candidate, donald trump railed against the nuclear agreement. he called it the worst deal ever. he pledged to terminate it and restore sanctions against iran. he apparently missed that high level briefing in which they explained why such a smart idea to give hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions relief to a terrorist regime that leads chants of death to america and death to israel. but as you all know, in politics, talk is cheap. at the end of the day, it's actions that count. and as soon as president trump took office, supporters of the nuclear deal shifted into high gear to get him to back down and keep the deal. european leaders aggressively weighed in and the echo chamber and the media worked overtime to explain what a disaster it would be if america withdrew from the deal. even within the trump administration, many senior officials argue that the u.s. should stay in the deal. president trump could have kicked this can down the road. he didn't. he could have

and again, we cannot do this work alone. our on-line and out of home advertisements can only work if we're doing on the ground outreach. so as part of the entire school year and every school year, we have ongoing grassroots outreach by utilizing the department's environment now team along with the safe routes to school outreach ateam, we're able to have face-to-face conversations and specifically talk to them about carpooling. so for this campaign, we were able to talk to them at p.t.a. meetings while they're driving to and from school, so we're actually talking to them in the car where we're at and trying to -- hallie is not here tonight because she was sick, is she was talking to a car driving in car a, and someone behind her was telling her they're in the same neighborhood. so they're doing match up on the spot. this outreach was multilingual, so it was in spanish and c cantonese as well as english. so how did our campaign do, i should say? we had over 1200 face-to-face conversations throughout the year with parents and c

alone.our focus evidence available and fact alone. 0urfocus on priority evidence available and fact alone. our focus on priority is to identify and locate any container that we believe may be the source of contamination. in the four months since sergei skripal was poisoned, no other people have presented with symptoms but their reaction was so severe it resulted in don mac's death and charlie being critically ill. 0ur death and charlie being critically ill. our hypothesis is that they must have handled a container that we are now seeking. 0ver must have handled a container that we are now seeking. over the weekend detailed searches have continued at a number of locations in amesbury and salisbury and this activity is centred on dawn's address and charlie's address as well as queen elizabeth gardens in salisbury. these cordons are in place at a number of locations in the area and are likely to remain in place for a considerable period of time. this is for the public safety as well as to allow

you are not alone. >> well said.all of fame quarterback jim kelly who battled throat cancer the last five years received the jimmy v. award. his message this week is never give up like jimmy v. >> they say give for someone fighting for their tomorrow. if you have someone out there suffering, it doesn't have to be cancer. it could be your mom or dad or your grandparents. what you say to them and the smile on your face could be the difference. >> the espy honored three coaches who died protecting students at the massacre at the stoneman douglas high school in florida. all received the best coach award. a night that is often about celebrities and laugh lines. it was incredibly emotional. from start to finish. >> serious. >>> it took a few days and several bumps, but the president finally holds vladimir putin responsible for election interference. why is the white house considering letting russia i interrogate americans? ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with

the one thing they are not alone. the one thing they are not alone.ng they are trying to do is establish communications lines into the case so communications lines into the case so the boys can speak to their pa rents, so the boys can speak to their parents, and amazingly emotional time for them, spending nine days not knowing if they were alive. huge euphoria on monday but still we don't know how they will get them out. what they are traded at the is keep those boys healthy physically and mentally so if an opportunity arises they will be physically capable of taking that opportunity. there is hope it a communications line can be installed, they will be able to speak to their families and that will be a huge boost to their morale. there are factors on their side, they are a team and are used to being together and have their coach with them that they are going through this together. 50 coach with them that they are going through this together. so there is a real possibility that they might have to stay down there and wait out the monsoon season have to

but i wasn't alone., senator john mccain, no less, said in a statement, and i quote, today's press conference in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. the damage inflicted by president trump's naivete, e egotism, false e kwquivalence a sympathy for autocrats is difficult to calculate. today we were proud to kick off something new, a live interactive daily newscast on facebook. it's called full circle. on it you'll see great interviews with the day's biggest news makers, a quick look at the day's hottest stories online. as well, stories that you yourself decide on. we've been working hard getting it ready. it's really interactive broadcast. you can access it at facebook.com,/anderson cooper full circle. hope to see you tomorrow at 6:25 p.m. eastern time. that's when the broadcast takes place. i' time to hand it over to chris cuomo who is with me here in helsinki. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >>> thank you, anderson. i'm chris cuomo. i neve

economy from new york to new jersey alone all those ports make up roughly twenty percent of the nation's gross domestic product and here the port of los angeles ranks as the number one container port in the country freydis some three million jobs but the question remains up. just how long things can operate the way they are . seaports help connect american farmers manufacturers and consumers to the world marketplace in fact every u.s. state lines on roughly fifteen seaports to handle imports and exports totally prepared eight billion dollars with goods each day for every one billion in u.s. exports fifteen thousand jobs are created in fact twenty three million jobs are supported by seaports alone four point six trillion dollars are tight economic activity surrounding u.s. seaports and this infrastructure holds twenty six percent of the u.s. economy tonight i'm calling on congress to produce a bill that generates at least one point five trillion dollars for the new infrastructure investment that our country so desperately needs during the scene the new president from me that not clear he

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