in your house all day with the children because it's talk dangerous just not thousands of kin both amin and nina are involved in efforts to combat right wing propaganda and town but army is now afraid to put up anti nazi signs outside his house. for the let's go with the more dealing with the last big demonstration i couldn't even pin them up on the wall with much less mouth them here. they grabbed them out of my hand and seriously threatened the board. in march right wing extremists and hooligans broke through the cordon and front of awnings gallery and stormed into the courtyard entryway luckily the police were there to prevent anything more serious from happening. ever since the murder of fifteen year old mia calif seen at street hijacked by heated they were exaggerated. color has become a microcosm of germany's internal division striking a nerve around to come. injury and fueling the colorized attitudes against migration to street life that simple unfortunately we have to expect that there will be more murders it's an unfortunate situation owing to all the migrants that we've let in

first word news with haslinda amin. ishe global on the verge of a trade war after china counteracts on trump's tariffs. each nation has a detaedist of products to be hit with tariffs from july 6. beijing is targeting commodity producers of the american heartland after the u.s. focus levees to curb china's industrial block. is arump: president xi great man. wonderful guy, but at some point we have to straighten it up your we lost $500 billion in trade deficit last year. we cannot do that. haslinda: chinese state media have accushe trump administration of disgraceful behavior in starting a trade war. the people's daily said the u.s. has damaged businesses and the global economic order. state television is taking a similar line. >> what upsets us is america doesn't care at all about prior consensus and changes their mind. china doesn't want to fight a trade war but has to retaliate against america's selfish, shortsighted behavior and protect our country and chinese interests and globalization and the multilateral world tra

in san leandro, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> 4:46. a fitness craze has come to the bay area. first generation farms is inviting folks to attend goat yoga classes, with this little goats prancing among the stew doesn't. >> smile. make you at piece. make you feel good. >> just a positive environment, non-judgmental, everybody is here just to experience it. >> the classes are selling out really fast, so quickly, in fact, that the farm is thinking of scheduling more of these classes. they're really cute. they're very cute. >> did you notice that it was hard to see, but there was a woman in the background carrying a pooper-scooper. the actual quote was, if you get poop or peon you e on you, it's additional blessing. >> i don't mind looking at them, but what's the point? >> i'd just rather do it with my cat. >> there you go. oreo is house broken. >> litter box trained. truth be told, goats are your favorite animal. >> i'm into it. >> reggie not having any of it. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look at an almost full moon. it's go

i am haslinda amin. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: commerce secretary wilbur ross says some progress was made in his trade talks in beijing, but china struck a chilly town tone sayingets -- all bets would be off. what do we know about the discussions and the weekend in beijing? mark: secretary ross was trying to put a good face on this that there was progress being made, but there is an ominous statement from the chinese that if the u.s. goes forward with the tariffs as it plans to, any commitment made so far in the three rounds of talks would be off. you have all these mixed signals from the administration. after the last round, there was the big framework of an agreement -- fake -- vague framework of an agreement. they said there would be no trade war. only a few days later, the white house says it is back on. you have conflicting signals from the administration, and it undercuts the attempts to negotiate some kind of deal. ramy: from strategic competition strategicthe competition in the g7, we are seeing

abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live with the latest on this. lisa? >> reporter: dan, crews from this department behind me will be watchig for flare-ups until tomorrow. but with this weather and the coming heat and the wind things could go wrong fast. you can see the heavy smoke and line of fire sweeping across the dry open space in the gale ranch neighborhood. fighting this fire from the sky by dropping retardant and buckets of water as quickly as possible. the fire was moving dangerously close to homes. >> it was coming so fast. i went over to the neighbors. 24e6 some little kids. and just told them to get in the car and get out. >> reporter: though evacuations weren't necessary, people were scared. this is the third fire in the same open space during the same time of year in a decade. but having enough defensive space, plenty of personnel on hand, and the weather helped. >> weather as on their side today. another couple days this could have been a different story. >> reporter: temperatures will rise to triple digits in some areas in the coming days

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> that kid was right. steph did look hecka cool today. >>> the city of oakland really shined today as the warriors and their fans celebrated on the streets. there were so many remarkable and special moments both fans and players will long remember. here are some of the highlights. klay thompson and zaza pachulia kicked off the parade. fans were not the only ones who went wild. >> come on! >> reporter: rookie jordan bell soaked in every moment. >> this is crazy. this is my first year in the nba and to be able to experience this. >> reporter: for coach steve wi never get old. >> i don't really know how to answer that question. i think the pictures probably speak louder than anything i could say. >> some fans say they arrived t at-p in the morning ing3:00 ine a good spot along the parade route. for abc anchor dion lim it was an assignment just out of reach. >> we're seeing a different side of you. >> i lost my shirt, man pi don't need shirts for parades. shout out to the warriors! >> the dub nation showered t

raquib amin is the country representative for international union for conservation of nature.counted about 35 to 45 animald, elephants, have been trapped on the western side of the camp, and in the process what happens is the elephants are just trying to find their way and have encountered the rohingya people. so what can be done to reduce this human, elephant conflict? first of all, repatriation of these people to myanmar. secondly, it will take some time. we need to improve the habitat for these elephants, and reforestation of the deforested forest, and reduce the contact between the elephants and the rohingya people. this is what we are doing, we have teams working to find the elephants where they are approaching the camp, and when they find elephants in the camp, they safely return the elephant back to the forest. so is this initiative proving to be successful? this is proving very successful. seven times the elephant response team has responded and safely returned the elephant back to the forest. and of course, people are going to the forest for collecting firewood. we ha

yes, mr amin has been a conservative party memberfor 35 mr amin has been a conservative party memberhat the issue of islamic phobia is not being taken seriously enough. it is dealt with some of the low—level cases that some of the more problematic ones have been ducked and he thinks there should be an independent enquiry into the whole issue of islamophobia and because of the position he has, it is a significant intervention comes on the back of calls from the muslim council of britain. in the former tory party chairman, to this issue to be looked at far more thoroughly within tory ranks. the conservative party itself says it has issued a new code of conduct. it has been quick to take up conduct. it has been quick to take up and investigate complaints as they have arisen. this intervention puts more pressure on to the conservative party to look at this issue more seriously. thank you. theresa may is to hold talks in downing street today with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. mr netanyahu has been visiting leaders across europe to discuss how to limit iran's nuclear capa

. >> thank you very much, bob pisani let's bring in the co-author of that study amin shams great to haveith us. >> excited to be here. thank you. >> we've got the report here if you were called in front of regulators, what would you say to them? >> i would say that -- so any investors,he first thing they need is to trust the first thing a market needs to grow naturally is integrity so we find evidences that the rise in bitcoin during the boom of 2017 may not be all driven by demand based stories. >> when you take a look at the charts of all of the coins fortp and following crash, they are all highly correlated. did you find any other sort of possible manipulation when it comes to other coins using tether so of course cryptocurrency prices are already correlated. it's very hard to distinguish between different cryptocurrencies, but we look at the s sectio some major lae cryptocurrencies and we show that the price of all of those cryptocurrencies was affected >> there areo many reports, amin, about the so-called bitcoin whales out there i'm wondering if that's an area where you thiney eith

haslinda amin is there. pay attention to a fed meeting on wednesday, other important meetings as well. at the daya look chart before we dive into what we saw in quebec and what we will see in singapore. i did notice taylor mentioned the decline in bitcoin. oil a bit off this morning. francine: i wish i saw italian bonds but i have the euro. there is quite a lot going on when it comes to italy on the back of the italian finance minister saying they are committed to the euro. italian bonds and stocks are surging. european stocks are rising. investors bracing for one of the busiest weeks of the year. we have three of the world's major central banks will set interest rates, and president trump will meet north korea's leader. let's get more on the historic summit in singapore. donald trump and the north korean leader have arrived ahead of tomorrow's meeting. trump has said he will know immediately whether the summit will be a success. >> how long would it take? i think within the first minute. very quickly i will

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all because -- >> she is so beautiful in my eyes. >> in petaluma, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> good sunday morning to you. it has arrived, our push of low clouds and fog, that southerly surge. here's live doppler 7. you'll notice up and down the coast. perhaps you're feeling it at your house. even mist and drizzle out there. so a dramatic change this morning with temperatures in the 50s at the coast. 56 in san francisco. had to use my wipers this morning. 54 in know novato. near 80 degrees and still breezy winds and that's why we have the red flag warning still in effect. look at the wind direction. we have winds out of the north and then we have winds out of the south. so that is what is creating all of gust around the bay. if you're close to the bay. as we go through the day, the winds out of the -- they will begin to build. 9:00 today, looks pretty cool. going through the afternoon, look what happens by 5:00. you see the yellows develop here by the delta. 20 to 25 miles an hour winds and that means cooling all across the bay today. so if you're not feeling it yet, you will b

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abc reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard rushed to the berkeley marina by air and by sea. after a call came in before 6:00 of a man's body floating in the water. christopher hollis pulled the unmanned outrigger canoe from the water after calling 911. >>> i'm sorry for him. what was he doing out here this time of day in the wind. >> the crew that landed from the helicopter searched the vessel. they found the man's vest, a few personal items inside and an oar. >> i was hoping it wasn't a body. but every time the wave pressed, you could see something. in the end, i got down to him. almost didn't see him. >> they pulled the man from the water and took him to shore. >> the coroner's office will transport him to the coroner's division where they'll try and identify him. they'll 'neath notify the next of kin. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> the controversy continues this morning over the trump administration's policy of separating children and parents who are undocumented immigrants. there are also unaccompanied

get to lisa amin gulezian, outside, union city line. >> reporter: still a very active scene at this hour. police lieutenant confirms that five people have been shot, taken to the hospital, all conscious at the time. now this is still a very confusing scene as lieutenant called it. what i can tell you, there was at least one service taking place inside the chapel when the shooting started outside. woman whose deceased mother's viewing was taking place inside heard the shots. also said had she arrived, there was a pop-up tent in the parking lot and people seemed to be partying underneath it, drinking, some with guns. >> right outside my mom's viewing. so -- they told us we were on lockdown for an hour and we were there, whole time told us not to get out. >> officers arrived to chaotic scene. didn't know who was involved with the situation. weren't sure if we were contacting suspects or victims or witnesses. so officers detained several people at the scene, fleeing from the scene or that people were pointing out to us. >> reporter: investigators are not ruling anything out. they have no mot

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> now to a race where your voice and your vote clearly matters. mark leno and london breed are separated by just 255 votes. we are waiting to find out who will be the next mayor of san francisco. the update yesterday shows leno with 50.9% of the vote and breed with 49.91. now, keep in mind there's still about 80,000 ballots left to count. leno surged ahead of breed late tuesday night thanks to ranked-choice voting. he picked up thousands of second place votes from jane kim supporters. leno and kim had encouraged voters to select the other as their number two choice, and here we are. >>> 5:07. let's talk about some happy news. does anyone from a broom perhaps? the warriors have a chance to sweep the cavs tonight. >> cornell barnard live at sfo >> reporter: hey, guy, time to get the confetti ready i think. one win away from a championship. for all your dubs super fans, check it out, there is a flight to cleveland leaving at 10:52 tonight, if you want to be there for tonight ace game. game three the warriors pulled off yet another win. another champi

haslinda: i'm haslinda amin.de war fears getting stocks in tokyo, despite strong export numbers, the markets in the firing line. china and taiwan closed for public holiday. haslinda: president trump warns he's ready to escalate the terrorists ba -- the tariff bat tles. rishaad: oil under the pump, opec divided over boosting assets. bon turn away from malaysia. swirls by aebt quarter trillion dollars. ♪ markets, whatade we have is a move down by 2.6%. but just looking at the still therupee, it's worst-performing currency in asia with declines broad-based to trade tariffs, some $50 billion worth of goods in china retaliating, oh waiting on industry groups affected their. earlierentator we had said it is now getting real, the bluffing is over. has? haslinda: rish, last week we were focused on the ecb, the fe d, but this week the focus is on oil. there is no consensus what opec will do, iran and iraq saying they are against a output increasedn, but saudi arabia and russia are the bigger output producers. an increase

live in benicia, lisa amin galician, abc7 news. >> thank you. a murder case could be close to being solved. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live outside his apartment with more. amanda? >> reporter: dan, steve crawford had been a long-time suspect in this case, one that surrounding the brutal murder of allison rosati list perry, only 19 years old back then. today the santa clara county sheriff's office questioned crawford previously. the latest interrogation happening just recently. >> it comes with great hahn earn to announce we solved the 43-year-old cold case. >> reporter: the man responsible, the former stanford security guard who made the call to police after claiming he found arliss perry's dead body inside memorial church. steve crawford had since remained a suspect in the case. >> nothing ever cleared him. there was just not enough evidence to charge him with a crime. >> reporter: that was until technological improvements linked dna evidence found on perry's clothes to crawford. thursday morning sheriff's deputies attempted to

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we want to thank haslinda amin and mark cudmore and stephen engle. let's get the bloomberg first word news. donald trump has said he has signed an important document with north korea's kim jong-un. working toward a complete earization of the korean peninsula and commit to a lasting and stable peace. donald trump is scheduled to hold a news conference after the historic one-to-one meeting. withr whole relationship north korea and the korean is mine to be a much different situation than it has in the we both want to do something. we're both going to do something. we have developed a very special bond. trump's topd economic advisor has suffered a mild heart attack. the white house says he is doing well. larry kudlow has been a longtime confidant and accompanied him to the g7 in quebec. it ended with kudlow backing up the president'irritation with some of america's traditional allies, most notably, canada. the imf's managing director christine lagarde had said threats to the global economy are rising. she said the clouds are getting darker, the chick of

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climate deal there is dissent within the g seven just as much as with the announcement of tariffs on aminehuman steel which we believe are illegal and also the issue of the iranian nuclear deal which the us has withdrawn from. there may be disagreements i regard this as much like a family quarrel we will do what is necessary to protect the united states its businesses and its workforce don't blame trump. blame the nation's broken away from those conditions blame the other countries now that's what you want to hear right before a g. seven summit do you personally lucian trip between your being leaders and so you worst president is bear that. no ideas because also the subjects we are talking about that these three regions would be better off if we have. not only covered was the turnovers we have trouble on almost every subject and sings the first between the buses and washington so you'll be new orleans united states who become bigger and bigger. this week marked a year since the official launch of the operation to liberate the syrian city of rock art from islamic state terrorists they had m

raquib amin is the country representative for international union for conservation of nature.h forjoining us. more than1 thank you so much forjoining us. more than 1 million of these rohingya refugees directly in the path of the migration route of asian elephants how serious is this problem? thank you, good morning, it isa problem? thank you, good morning, it is a very serious problem u nfortu nately, is a very serious problem unfortunately, the migratory route has been blocked between bangladesh and myanmarand we has been blocked between bangladesh and myanmar and we have counted about 35 to 45 animal, elephants, have been trapped on the western side of the camp, and in the process what happens is the elephants are just trying to find their way and i have encountered the ringgit people —— rohingya people. have encountered the ringgit people -- rohingya people. so what can be done to reduce this human, 11 conflict? personable, repatriation of these people to myanmar. -- first of these people to myanmar. -- first of all. secondly, it will take some time we need to improve the h

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now let's head to the south bay with my colleague lisa amin who is covering the marries in san jose. >> reporter: hi, lyanne. we are outside of the restaurant in downtown san jose. you can see the signs up for sam liccardo where he plans the victory party tonight. there are four people in this race, for mayor of san jose. less known candidates are steven brown, tyrone kwad and quan minimum fom and sam liccardo who is proud of accomplishments while in office. >> we have more police officers on the streets. and also just a huge focus on affordable housing and making sure that we're tackling this housing crisis and really making sure that everybody has a place to live. >> reporter: liccardo was first elected in 2014 after serving on the city council for years. incumbent mayors in san jose do have historically a good track record of being re-elected. back here live now, this event here at mescale is expected to start at 8:00 tonight. live in downtown san jose. lee say amen. >>> thanks. >>> voters in san mateo and will pioneering a new experiece expanding to other counties. people are goi

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i'm david ingles. >> i'm haslinda amin in singapore.g his way to meet the prime minister of singapore, singapore is hosting this historic summit. the road to singapore, though, has been pretty bumpy, on again, off again. thep has noted that this is one time kim has to strike a deal with the u.s. of course there has been a gap in the definition of denuclearization, the u.s. wanting complete denuclearization, north korea wanting face. it also wants its security to be guaranteed on the back of that. some concessions will have to be made during the summit tomorrow. it is going to be a tough one for both sides. >> certainly well. in a few minutes, president trump is expected to meet the prime minister of singapore. in two hours, he leaves the palace and will be arriving at the shangri-la. lots more coming up on bloomberg television. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast busine

intervene moreover they were also the people from giving their weapons to the police sticking rigidly to amin protocol. now eighteen families of victims have filed a lawsuit against the french state demanding answers. only lead they can do they were described in the media as the force specially created against the threat of terrorism so why was this force which had the chance to intervene told not to. if the soldiers had entered the batticaloa last night or if they had given their weapons over to the place how might that have changed what happened on the heretical night in paris to say luther what question or one answer is why did two and a half hours for the order to engage to be given when the officers were there from the beginning. the army however insists the soldiers had taken all measures possible securing the area around the battle and protecting the fleeing victims the military intervened spontaneously they arrived where police were already present the military secured areas around the battle plan in coordination with and at the request of the internal security forces but now one of t

amin, what did he have to say in his first interview with international media?habby, he says tapering is an issue for central banks and especially emerging markets. to perhapsg the fed ease the pace at which stimulus is withdrawn. we saw indonesia at the heart of the emerging markets rout. it prompted him to raise hikes for the second time in several weeks. whether it worked or not, this is what he had to say. >> [indiscernible] this is the first thing we did. [indiscernible] after we are preempting this bout of uncertainty, our rupiah is stable. >> we have heard from goldman sachs saying you need a rate hike in the third quarter, if not in june itself. oure will continue on economic and financial and domestically [indiscernible] yes, there is a possibility of a rate hike, of course. it will be measured and depend on new information coming in the upcoming board meeting. >> you talked about being ahead of the curve. what assumptions are you making and howe fed next week closely will your own policy decisions be linked? >> our domestic economy is strong. there is

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live in berkeley tonight, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thank you very much. >>> a grass fire that broke out in concord late this afternoon quickly grew to 25 acres because of high winds. it took fire crews more than two hours to fully contain the flames burning along evora road between willow pass and drift wood drive. our walnut creek camera captured black smoke rising just beyond those trees the area while crews got control of the blaze. >>> those winds also responsible for knocking down trees. take a lkoo at campbell just ripped from the ground at its base before toppling onto parked cars near the court yard by marriott entrance. police tweeted these photos to warn of dangers. >>> in martinez, this 100-year-old oak fell, taking down power poles and lines with it. it uprooted the sidewalk and crhedev. seral no reports of any injuries. rosidents sheltered in place adunl.ti >>> a live loom from our emeryville camera tonight. not a lot going on but definitely a bit of a shaking in the breeze back and forth. >> drew tuma has a look at our father's day forecast. >> the good news

they were told she was called amine or the investigators asked her about the video . but then they're on their way up and got a million. journal back up shopping about their mom. being we're gonna. bomb with a hog here may dear how many. here we give a bunch or a year they compare the girl they met to the one in the video but we saw this look at the food to. all three of us say she seems the same but she was the only girl they met. when the team asked for more time to meet the others their police escort insisted they had to return to the capitol immediately they did not let us just. put shots what does that helicopter just back to the supreme court if you were to put it that we have only met one and that seems to be a lie. this is. ground zero. and this is being. i know you as you. ask i mean stephenville because if you give me something that he still does in what way did you decide to listen to me and then he says i think it was that i asked you guys if i've even done just yet. the friendship to just get down there. but hey. when you look at the vietnamese that you l

. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> the controversy continues this morning over the trump administration's policy of separating children and parents who are undocumented immigrants. there are also unaccompanied minors, those children who cross the border by themselves and need help with legal proceedings. a charity has hit the soccer field to raise funds for those kids. abc 7 story from the south bay. [ lost audio ] >>> parents during the past two months. man of i those children wind up in tent cities with america's border with mexico. president trump challenged democrats in his weekly address. >> -1 gang members are truly and you've heard me say it, animals. yet, nancy pelosi and washington democrats continue to protect them and to push for open borders. >> the president with one swipe of his pen could end this policy tomorrow. >> and the trump administration insists that the detained children are being well-cared for. >>> medically aided deaths for the terminally ill after being challenged in court last month. the right to die law has been reinstated for now. dion lim spoke to a bay area

haslinda amin sat down with him for an exclusive interview this week. : everyime minister mahathir countryto dominate the whole world. of the. worldalth should be shared with all countries haslinda: your personal thoughts on president trump? isme minister mahathir: ihe mercurial and that he changes his mind always. first, he wants to be better than -- then he met. now he thinks president kim a great person to do business with. so, can you trust a man who changes his mind about issues and policies every other day? prime minister mahathir: when you have a man like that, you need to be cautious. you need to know whether this is for real or not. haslinda: how would you deal with a man like president trump? prime minister mahathir: like any normal person because nobody in this world is perfect. everybody has weaknesses. we have to deal with them. nknowing their weaknesses as well as their strengths. e worlda: do you think th order would change with a leader like trump, has it changed? we seem to have issues with nafta. now tensions between the u.s. and china with regards to trade. are you conce

. >> in petaluma, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> everyone, goods sunday morning.re back. the cooldown under way. live doppler 7 showing you the fog footprint up and down the shoreline beginning to move into the bay. as we look from the roof camera, you can see the flag blowing and the southwesterly winds only increasing throughout the day. 56 san francisco, 57 in oakland. 60 mountain view. low 50s in gilroy. half moon bay, a cool 55 degrees. isn't as gorge yous with the cld deck. we've got two different wind flow patterns allowing for gusty winds at times. 54 santa rosa. 55 in napa. low 60s concord and livermore. so with that juxtaposition, the winds coming out of the south today. then still those northerly winds and that's why we still have the high fire danger in the upper elevations. by the afternoon, that southwesterly flow will win out and that means those off-shore winds will begin to subside and we'll see everyone allowing for the cooler and moister air headed your way. that's going to allow for the relative humidity to increase and the fire danger to ease

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> still ahead on abc7 news 11:00. >> we're surrounded by fire and we can't get out. we have no help. >> the harrowing 911 calls that came in moment after california's largest wildfire in history ignited and the scathing report from sonoma county following the deathly fires. we have a list and it's long. >>> a little later we have more warr if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. san pellegrino. ♪ for the

we will have a slow down i just don't know when heard sign the former head of the council they can amin advisors famous lee keepif something can't going on forever it eventually it won't so this this grow cycles been terrific i don't know how much longer will say i another year or two at least i think the reception is been pushed back because of the tax that bill and the favorable economy for at least if not tell me off of in the bed of the week stub company news as conversations on to the week's hottest topics the usl korea summit in singapore policy by the world's most important central banks i think they are taking the opportunity eyes interest rates and i've to say presently that is something i welcome alone given life by kraft seductive italian this doing for xperia alfa romeo motor and and in truth who's still alfa romeo the perfect balance of engineering and ammonia . . rishaad: welcome back. there were plenty of promising optics at the u.s.-north korea summit in singapore, although few details were resolved, and the negotiations still remain. we spoke with several experts on geo

. >> that was lisa amin gulezian reporting. >>> new developments in the search for a man who shot and killed his wife on mission street in san francisco. robert riley has apparently killed himself in san joaquin county. >> on june 7 police went to the 4500 block of mission to look into the shooting. office found the body of vanessa palmer and determined she was killed by riley. officers found the body of riley who died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather temperatures still comfortable in the san ramon valley, mid to upper 50s there. out towards livermore, 57. you can see some of the warmth spilling into pleasant hill. look at mt. diablo, 3800 feet, already 73 degrees. 71 in los gatos at 1800 feet. the warmth is starting the creep in from the southeast. 59 in san jose, 56 in oakland and hayward. 53 in san francisco. we've got upper 50s in the north bay valleys. this will be a popular spot, in not today, definitely tomorrow. santa cruz getting away from the heat. if you're going to go to the pool, great today a

i'm haslinda amin. >> i'm david ingles. let's have a look at markets.or 11 weeks and a lot of it comes down to what's happening in japan. let's give you a sense of the big sector movers. there is no one consistent theme, but the top of the heap is transport equipment and the transport index. nonferrous medical punching above its weight. today, what's happening a very decent debt. >> that's right. japanese stocks leading today's gains, rising on u.s. economic optimism in anticipation of the trump-team summit. let's get more on that with the head of asian equities. japan, sayingon the market has yet to reflect higher earnings. good to have you with us. why is the strong yen a concern here for japanese stocks? >> the yen is not that strong. agoust reported a few weeks it was slightly weaker versus the year before although we but inarch around 1.06, the context of the last fiscal year earnings were up 22% against a relatively strong yen. the strong yen is not really hurting profitability and doesn't impact the market perception of japan as macro trade. >> t

relationship, president of the united states, white house intern, she now has begun to sort of re-amine the piece before you judge her, bill clinton or anyone else. the piece is very interesting. i think she's an eloquent voice not just on this but on issues of bullying as well. >> has she asked the president for a personal apology. >> we do not know that. we didn't know until today really that he had not offered a personal to her apology. right? he would say he offered her an apology. not a personal to her apology. here is what i would say, wolf, even if she didn't want and didn't ask for it, i do think given what we now know about what transpired, it is bill clinton was a former president of the united states who had an affair with an intern who was in her early 20s, 23, 24 years old. i do not think it is the worst thing in th world for bill clinton to have some point in the last two decades say, i understand how difficult this was for you. i'm sorry. i wish we could do it differently. the end. that he hasn't -- he responded the way he did, angry i did this already. how dare you. and

. >> "the last king of scotland" he played idi amin.ll in love with people and then fell out of them. nixon liked people like pat moynihan and then he dropped them. is that the problem we have this the president? he likes people for a couple of months -- >> he gets bored with people. we know me gets bored with people. we know he values chemistry between himself and the people around him and that usually fizzles unless it's his family. >> meanwhile the fox-to-white house pipeline continues. nbc news confirmed that bill schine is likely to join the white house in a senior role, possibly as trump's next communications director. schine has a long-standing relationship with trump ally sean hannity. schine would add to a growing list of fox news staffers who have worked for this administration. here's a picture. not just a personnel list. others have become the president's unofficial advisers, "new york" magazine reported last month that the president and sean speak multiple times. the daily beast reports during the president's first year fox

a twenty one year old he was throwing stones at them in the occupied west bank is a day in my time amin was shot during clashes with israeli forces in the village of nabi salah near ramallah israeli troops reportedly came under attack from stone throwers when they entered the village. and israel's prime minister says he is doing everything he can to avoid palestinian casualties in gaza and human netanyahu made the comments and head of talks with u.k. prime ministers to reason may express her concern over the shooting of protesters at the border between israel and. new evacuations have been ordered in guatemala. spews more lava at least seventy five people have been killed two hundred are missing after sunday's eruption. so your headlines next stop is inside story. stop separating migrant children from their parents that want to come to the u.s. government that says entering the country without proper documents should not be a crime what will that mean for a president who wants to build a border this is inside story. and welcome to the program the pride of the u.n. has the trumpet minist