that they weren't going to be t i think members ao or realize a discharge petition will not make law. so i think our members realize it's better to have a process that has a chance of going into law thanot and that's why the conversation we had this morning about the pillars wch has a within it is the most optimistic, plausible chance of getting into law and that's why i tnk ou members -- we have a lot of our moderate members coming to the mike thanking their colleagues for engaging in this kind of a conversation. that's what when we -- when we had tough, thorny issues, we have long confere, people co ap views and when you see that happening, which is what we have been doing the l e'more consensus than not and that helps us legislate. that's basically the kind of process we've had for the last few weeks, the process we had this morning. so i think a l oour members are appreciative of the fact we have the right kinof conversations happening and the next step is to ar p pen toer atio to the floor. reporter: mr. speaker, you're saying you see ts as the most ble plsiance of getting into l

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so we are keeping promises that we aoing in office what we said we would do in the campaign in 2016. through our policies, whether it's bolstering our economy or strengthening our defense, we're reinforcing america's leadership in the world. i assume you have lots of questions about the defense bill. chad. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. good morning. you said a couple weeks ago, you said you wanted \[inaudible] i hear from some of the members of those committees they are not pleased where things are going. will you do anything this week? if not, in order to satisfy the demands of your members [inaudible] speaker ryan: well, obviously, i typically don't think speaker of the house has to get involved every time. we have legit mate document request from the executive branch to the legislative branch. i got involved a week ago. since that we have had compliance coming forward from the d.o.j. now, the question is, will all the requests be honored this week? i think they're going to be honored very, very soon. we had them working through the weekend to deal with completing the document

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freed back in 1865 at a celebration in watkins regional park in prince george's county people homage ao community while surviving a system of human bondage. >>> storm team meteorologist somara theodore joining us now. o st a picture perfect day out there today anything, to be out in the parks, to be bike riding and so forth. now tomorrow we really start to feel things heat up around here. >> yes, we do. i took extra bathroom breaks to step outsideoday and just hang out outside and enjoy it and feel the warmth. it was just amazing. tomorrow, we're going to be seeing more of that heat, but it's going to feel even by monday we could be talking dangerous heat. tomorrow is father's day. here is an outlook. s mae you have tons of sunscreen. it is going to be a hot day. i'll show you the timing on thet chance rain, i definitely wouldn't say cancel any water plans you have. yard work,ki l good. takes breaks indoors, though. dot get too dehydrated. brunch will be awesome. rooftop brunches looking good. here's a look at current temperatures. it is 11:18. 68 in manassas. 71 in clinton there. tempe

satellite and radar showing bl showers, couple rum of thunder coming through pennsylvania that's ao oldnorth and will slide southward. that will try and bring u couple of thunderstorms. you'll want to watch out between, say, noon and 5:00. not everybody will see the scattered in nature. there's your hour by hour temperatures. you see highs today, once again, headed for0's, we' go 92 here in dc. tomorrow 88. we head tards first day of summer little coer. 86 degrees. >>> 4:56, metro rail lines on time at 5:00 a.m. and we're not seeing slow downs, traffic quiet flowing freely all laurel, no issues on 295 by powder mill road. if you're waking up trying to head to wo or wherever, outer loop is at speed, inner loop in college park looks quiet. we're problem-free on five, 210, questions erin@fox5dc.com on twitter keeping you updated as things continues to wake up around here. ♪ .♪ . ♪ . for so many things. it's got this creamyt of light, fluffy texture. a little bit of acidity. a little bite to it. it's got this creamyt of it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato. it makes bacon taste more l

she made ao surprise visit speak to children at a detention center in texas today.she said that she wants to see families reunited as quickly as possible. >> the jacket the first lady wore on that trip is getting moreha attention tn her actual visit. he wore a jacket with the phrase "i really don't care, do you" on the back. social med exploded. some critics called her tone deaf. one compared her to marie a antoinette. 23ish8d's communications director said in an e-mail jacket, uote, it's a there was no hidden message. >>> new tonight the tv family roseanne barr helped make famous ll return to tv without her. abc announced the connors will premier this the show will be a spin off rosean"roseanne" the sit come t enjod sky-high ratings. the show was canceled after a racist tweet targeting a former adviser to president obama. >>> former jusgeorge bush are remembering charles krauth hammer. he was a longtime columnist for "the washington post." earlier thi month he wrote a heart felt goodbye to rewards revealing he had just weeks to live. he was a fox newsommentator a .

he maintains his innocence ao is failing tcooperate. . his trial begins in july. president trump tweeted days ago that metaphor came into the campaign very late and was with us for a short perio of tim when you think aecut what the l counsel is doing with paul manafort, with these initial indictments, is bob mueller trying to break paul manafort to get him to cooperate ? >> that is what everybody thinks. bob mueller is the sphinkx. he does not speak. they're putting escalating pressure on paul manafort has the likeliest link if there was any collusion who would have been in a position tonow. now this looks like a move toward revoking his nd sending him back to prison before the trial would start. at the same time we have president trump talking about pardons left and right sending an unmistakable message that he is t willinguse that power without much constraint which can only mean, i hang there and don't flip. manu: to metaphor to cooperating, he has to be thinking this is a president whd feels emed about his use of the pardon. on his way to canada, he said he is

lto ao invite a who will be presenting. she's the executive director of ocii. she will be speaking now in greater detail about the planned amendments that we are going to be considered today. >> also we have members of the planning department here to answer any detailed questions that you may have. the floor isurs. thank you. >> thank you. and after your presentation we will open it up then to public comment for members of the public. >> thank you supervisor cohn. good afternoon, board members. i'm nadia, the office of the director of community investment and infrastructure. i'm here to present on amendments to the hunter's point shipyard and redevelopment plans to allow for some changes being made to the candle stick point and the shipyard phase ii project. sf gov tv, please? our agenda today is as follows rg follows, i'll go on the rational and provide some background on the candle stick point and the shipyard phase ii project over all. then i will walk through the amendments themselves, describe the out reach that was done over the last year and finally summ

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removes the tariffed, our measures will ao be removed. the measures from europe are just one arrow aimed at the u.s. in respoe to its ste and alum pneumonia strategy. china in may stood down onn tariffswine, nuts, and fruit as it struck a truce with the u.s., but that's over now. can't takesnch from effect july 1st, and mexico said it would i retalia early july after its elections. president trump has said in this tit for tat trade dispute, any country that fights back with tariffs will just get even more from the u.s. i'm kayla in washington. >>> well, the war of words didn't end today the president threaterned a massive tax on all european car imports, and as p l la bow tells us, that means the price of bmw's, mercedes, and other european cars could. skyrocket >> reporter: u.s. dealerships selling european cars and suvs, there is a growing concern about howuch more they may have to charge customers. that's because president trump is once again targeting them, tweeting based on the tariffs and trade barriers, long-placed on the u.s. and

itls ao is that besides being an talented designer, she was an entrepreneur that paved the way for other females that we have seen be so successful. m e started this brand froher apartment in new york and grew it to be this global lifestyle brand. even though she has not been r rking at the company -- she sold her stake odecade ago -- it has her signature look. jane: nada tawfik, thanks very much for joining me. you are watching "bbc world news america." stsl to come on tonight' program, a year after the fight to retake raqqa began come we are learning more about the civilian toll of the battle. that story is just ahead. the challenge of integrating into a new country isbe not t underestimated. migrants faces prejudi as well as ignorance about their new world. a major new initiative is being launched in the u.k. to make three cies of central england officially migrant friendly and helpnt mig fill a skills gap and find workso in their new ety. this report from coventry. reporter: it is going to be britain's next city of culture. it is a ci of many different ones. the project will give new

now internationalal health is ao arriving. there was a problem before yesterday can some buses were ststopped in dififferent fronti, but now they are coming g in. people will probably not have to worry, at least for a while. sarah: speaking about that help, we heard a bit earlier that the rescuers suspended the search for the victims today. how is that news affecting guatemalans, many of whom may not know where their loved ones are at this hour? and will the search resume?e? ofelia: many people here are sad that the news came in this morning, and obviously some were shocked, because they still remain with the hope that their loved ones will be found. the rescuers were stopped, as you mention, because of the climate conditions and the material still in the area. we saw rescuers whose boots were melting. they might resume further on. authorities say there is a monetary system that will be watching thehe volcanic activit, and if it isis safe to go back, ththey will. you must remember that guatemalans are very religious, and buryi

on aoing to take you journey. i will take you to guantanamo mexico,na, veracruz, other places. i am going to start in 1900 and finish in 1950. i will accomplish that with a cartoon. reallymade some important decisions about how to talk about truman and the marines. i could have gone one of two ways, one is the atomic bomb. maybe even, that's the bigger one than this. theunification between armed forces after world war ii is probably the most lasting legacy of his in terms of the army and marine corps, navy, and air force. that needs context. too often, the historical event just have dealt without context. how does want honorable they fit into -- how does guantanamo bay fit into the context? if you look at the newspaper, you will see the picture of the marines landing at guantanamo bay in 1898. abattalion of marines takes camp and establishes the base there today. look at the marines. who was there with them to talk about it? stephen crane, one of the best accountants of military action. you are going to see a pattern develop of battalions and regimens doing things, and famous r

we'll have the highest fire danger in contra a, ao alameda counties. overall we're going to stick with this heat for one more day. then some bigger changes coming our way. let's get you into our mic microclimateforecast. wednesday morning, mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the 60s. patchy fog near the coast. 62 degrees for the south bay will be at 64. isolated patches of fog right at the immediate coast in san francisco as well. 59 degrees. lots of sun for the east bay and 61. temperatures actually cooling off a couple of degrees for tomorrow, but, look, it's still going to be warm out here across those interior valleys. down in the south bay, warmest weather across morgan hill, also gilroy. low 90s, but you're bumping down to 88 in san jose. hottest weather, concord, also antioch. humidity levels right around 20%. we have 95 in concord. antioch, 96. pleasanton, 91. you get near the bay and there's your dropoff in temperatures with a little bit of that bay breeze. 79 in oakland. 81 in hayward. right through the peninsula, sunshine tomorrow. if you li