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crashing down it was back in 2015 when he successfully fought against european privacy rules called safe arbor today don court has got the latest on this case now . a legal struggle over what's known as the e.u. u.s. privacy shield is being considered in europe's top justice court it's looking into complaints that data transfers may not be compatible with the wall due to mass surveillance programs in the united states it was an issue picked up by whistleblower edward snowden and now austrian data activist max fram's continues to battle the links between the n.s.a. and social media there is fundamentally a clash between surveillance laws in the us and privacy rules in europe we're in the debates about who governs the internet europe governs privacy but the u.s. government surveillance the case was initially rejected in ireland back in 2013 then it was passed over to the e.u. court of justice and now the data agreement known as safe harbor has been ruled invalid. they could no longer lawfully be transferred from the e.u. to the u.s. pursuant to the safe harbor decision but other elements are com

but that will be cut off just offloaded at pearl arbor to be carted over to the air force base and flown back to ellington air force base in texas, at which point, still -- the astronauts will be removed c-141, which flies from there, and another they call it a over auler, will be taken to ellington to the lunar receiving laboratory. down here now on the hanger deck. he tunnel, made of emitransparent plastic, is established between, from the door on the side of the facility, waiting only for the oment when the command module will be brought on-board. it is mand module, when brought back to land, will go to a 21-day ifornia, for quarantine period and very detailed inspection. lunar samples, the lunar rockies that the astronauts brought back from the moon, will have long since been and sent to the various scientific teams that have been anxiously for the planet, rom our earth our sister planet, the moon, for an examination and detail of the lunar soil and lunar rocks and the other substances the astronauts brought back. also, removed from the command odule while it's on-board the hornet, w

contract every single penny as much of a deduction but it also gives you security and it's really a safe arbor and i thought that was a very helpful thing for taxpayers because when they start tracking the details, they get it wrong or they have to go to a preparer and pay that amount of money and i applaud you for trying todo your own taxes . it's a painful process, i inknow. >> host: fernandina beach florida, richard, good morning. >> caller: my question is about the presidents tax returns. he refuses to disclose them. because he's under audit. my question is is that a valid argument, how long can we use that argument and why can't we go back to like 2012, 2013 and get his tax returns. i'll take this call off the air. >> i can't comment on that because it is under active litigation and i think that your questions are in fact exactly what the courts are going to determine. the law to me is very clear that the chairman of the ways and means committee and the chairman of the senate finance committee have the ability to ask for any taxpayers tax returns. the irs barred by law, we have to guard t

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it is either a trellis or ann arbor. the foreground is dominated by this crane used in the construction of the treasury buildings left wing. and it was this expansion of the treasury that necessitated the removal of the original white house flower garden in the 1850's. for the rest of the 19th century, there really were no ornamental gardens on the white house grounds. there were flowers planted in beds here and there about the landscape such as around the north fountain. no real flower gardens in the way we think of them today. why would that be? frankly because the presidents and their family did not have space to plant a garden. jefferson intended that the south grounds are used as public parkland. which, as you will recall was not part of the original plan. instead, with the construction of white house conservatory of 1857, the flower garden simply moved indoors of the white house. it became a private space for the first family to enjoy out of public view. this is very early photographs of the white house conservator

so it started on arbor road this is near stanford shopping center. the thief got mad at the victim while they were driving and it's throwing a cup of coffee in the victim's car. so then they pulled over into a parking lot. the victim went over to confront the thief in. that's when the man flashed a gun and took the victim's cell phone. that victim was not injured. well to the peninsula now a man is behind bars accused of lewd acts with a minor authorities believe that there may be more victims. the san mateo county sheriff's office says that on july 17th officers question 24 year-old ron after he was found in a car with a girl on casket arrow creek road. so authorities determined that been a gust committed lewd acts with that 13 year-old girl. they also say that he gave or marijuana and he was in possession of meth he was arrested and booked into the county jail. it's a a gang member has been charged with sex-trafficking a minor 34 year-old michael dwayne nelson he's from richmond. there's this photo right there. he was arrested for using social medi

prime minister's shoes or arbor has called the fire to appalling for words he offered condolences to the victims and their families as the country tries to make sense of what's happened. al-jazeera hundreds have marched in sudan's capital to condemn a military crackdown on protesters more than 100 demonstrators were killed in june when security forces. and khartoum thursday's demonstration comes a day after protest leaders and army were to signed a document which outlines a potential power sharing deal. well health workers in the democratic republic of congo have expressed optimism over the w.h.s. decision to declare a public health emergency of international concern they say the move will help with getting more resources needed to fight the disease more than 1600 people have died of a in this outbreak catherine so i reports from nairobi. where there is a pensive mood in a market southwest in uganda a congolese fishmonger who visited the market to buy fish for trade died of a bolo and she returned home she came by road on a motorcycle was a regular here interacted with many people he

house minority leader kevin mccarthy, journalist cokie roberts and k cole james and former senator arbor mikulski. a respective chair and vice per chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. >> >>> ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives accompanied by the honorable kevin mccarthy, ms. k cole james, the honorable barbara mikulski, the honorable brenda lawrence, the honorable debbie wesco, ms. cokie roberts. and ms. rebecca bonds. >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi the speaker of the house of representatives. >> good afternoon. good afternoon. this afternoon is very much a cause for celebration and for what happened 100 years ago today. in the house of representatives. the string quartet i want to thank them for making it so pleasant for us. i am honored to be here with leader kevin mccarthy. and the bipartisan members of congress. mostly are women members of congress. we salute our cochairs of the bipartisan house caucus for women's issues. as congresswoman brenda lawrence and congresswoman debbie lesko. [ applause

media digital content company providing automotive industry analysis he joins us on skype from ann arbor in michigan in the u.s. good to have you with us so is nice and suffering because of the departure of carlos ghosn or is that an oversimplification. well it's a little oversimplification but they are i think suffering from the vacuum that was created by carlos goans ouster own is a very hard driven. powerful c.e.o. who constantly sort of whipped the global operation of nissan as well as the global alliance between nissan and renault to achieve profitability results well now you've got mr 6. had it nissan without carlos go on. sort of whipping the system and he had a terrible 1st quarter. at the same time you've got auto makers like nissan for general motors preparing for a global slowdown in auto cells we've already seen it start to happen in europe and we are expecting a slowdown in north america as well between 290-2025 while we expect things to go i will slow down explain that to all of us well it's a bit cynical go by the forecasts are that we are headed for an economic slowdown s

japan's arbors on trying to win a solid majority in sunday's upper house election but it's still unclear whether he'll secure the 2 thirds majority needed for constitutional change that could loosen restrictions on the armed forces and the world's and celebrative exactly 50 years since the giant leap humanity's 1st step on the moon this was the scene earlier in houston where footage of astronauts neil armstrong was played to a live audience. those are the headlines back in half an hour counting the cost is next. for. 0. problems and besides the instability is corruption we listen because i hadn't been so man who are pushing the united states and president trump into conflict we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter does iran. hasn't sleeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week the trillion dollar moon bounty as india prepares to become the 4th nation to land on the moon we find out why there's a new scramble to get there the number of people going hungry has risen for the 3rd year running af

house minority leader kevin mccarthy, journalist cokie roberts and k cole james and former senator arbormikulski. a respective chair and vice per chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. >> >>> ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives accompanied by the honorable kevin mccarthy, ms. k cole james, the honorable barbara mikulski, the honorable brenda lawrence,

and before we arbor see the planes i want to bring in retired admiral john kish canny to talk aboutways very popular. >> it is. >> the president is -- there is associating one's seven with the most popular institution in america especially when you compare it to say his approval ratings, there is a huge capitalism between the two things. >> right. >> there is a divide about whether he should be doing this. you think he should not be. you have concerned. >> i do. i think each time he gets around military troops or assets he tends to politicize them. i think they get drawn more and more into his sort of -- his appropriation of military virtue for his personal game. he wraps himself around the flag and the troops and aircraft because he knows they are popular with america and because he knows he will get applause lines. he is trying to airport that popularity for himself. this is not about how we won our won our independence. it's about declaring independence. and the founders were suspicious of having a standing army or standing navy to begin with. it should not be about the military. al

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wallet hub, the san jose metropolitan area ranks second on the list of 150 cities right behind ann arbortro area is sixth it, santa rosa is 40th. the central valley of california fresno, stockton, bakersfield all ranked in the bottom ten with vi sayia listed as the least educated city in america. >> 7 on your side's michael finney receives hundreds of consumer complaints every week. everyone is read and dealt with. >> he joins us now with a few of those complaints and how you got them solved. >> the first one, you can tell he's a smart guy named michael. he had a problem getting his xfinity internet service up and running. michael works remotely and desperately needed internet for his laptop phone and zraeming devices. he called and even visited the company but was told his home wiring needed to be changed. he would have to wait about a week. in a panic, he called us on 7 on your side and we reached out. the company was great sending out a crew the very next day. the wiring was changed out and michael's internet is working once again. >>> now this next resolve is from robert who had a pr

some permanent paths and a beautiful arbor made by students at the university of virginia. furnitureon stone and , and designed furniture from the students from university of virginia. so it could have the presence of being at the white house and have a real beauty to it. it was dedicated by the first and withctober 2016, every good white house dedication, there is a nice party. there was a nice party with it. was bittersweet for everybody, not knowing where it was going. it was quite a fun time. several celebrities came. rokers our broker -- al picking beans with schoolkids. and the big guy came out, president obama came out, this was the first time he came to a garden event. he always said the first lady drove it, so he had never been to a planting or harvest before. he came out to see what it was about and she was able to show off the improvements to the president. the last photo of the last harvest in that administration. just like the other gardens around the white house, it was picked up by the next administration. mrs. trump in september 2016 continued the tradition

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the san jose met throw area ranks second on the list right behind ann arbor michigan. the san francisco metro area, number six. santa rosa number 40. cities in the central valley didn't do too well. fresno, stockton, modesto, bankers field rank in the bottom ten. visalia listed as the least educated in america. >>> back with a full 90 minutes of news including a warning about breast implants linked to cancer. >>> b.a.r.t.'s board has a full agenda today talking about the homeless issue. the story coming up. >>> a car splits in half in so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> now at 5:30, bathrooms, fare gates and homelessness. some of the issues b.a.r.t. will tackle today.

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but i also want you to know, i went to ann arbor's farm market saturday morning and within a period ofally three minutes, three people up to me f the vendors and one woman tells me democrats are being tooty d timid and you need to get on. and a third person telling me to get off this impeachment. you need to be working for us. i turn to my vendor friend and said, there goes america. we got to be clear of what he's doing is not okay. that's why you follow the facts and nobody is above the law. we need to be delivering for the american people on issues that matters to them. >> to that point you just rai raised, i want you to take a listen to chuck todd, on "meet the press" of the argument of no matter what you think of african-americans. if you believe there are impeachable offenses you are setting a bad precedent. if you don't move forward, there are political costs. listen to this. >> well, there is i think a great way to the argument that this is the strongest one. if we don't use it, what message does it send to the generation. i worry of the message of taking the impeachment case to

the first actually were in ann arbor, michigan, and city council members came out as gay and lesbian and then ran and won election. then there was a state senator elected, noble, and harvey milk winning election for the board of supervisors in san francisco. so successes in running for congress then shortly thereafter, a few governors by now. there are still, though, have been a kind of limit to that kind of success in electoral and appointive office. so we have yet to have an openly lgbt cabinet member. we've yet to have an openly lgbt vice president or president. >> is the country -- do you think the country would elect an openly gay man as president in 2020? >> it's an interesting question and i think buttigieg is showing the country that it is imaginable, it is possible. but, you know, i would also remind everyone that we have yet to have a woman president of the united states, so there are many groups in american society who have yet to be represented at the highest levels of government, and i think it is certainly possible and maybe even likely that in our lifetimes there will

we are going to ann arbor, to el-sayed, dr. abdul and in 20 he founded the political action committee southpaw michigan to help elect other progressive candidates in michigan. withr., they started health care. your response? >> that is the place to start. i spent the last 18 months of my life talking to people about the issues that they talk about with their families at the dinner table. there is no doubt that folks suffering from chronic diseases, they are frustrated with the private health insurance system that is just not working for them. instead it is working for the ceo's, who are making tens of millions of dollars a year on a system that is intended to squeeze profits out of people who are sick. that is not working. if we do not have real solutions to that problem, the question has to be, what are we doing here? of some of the moderate democratic candidates, they kept pointing to the existing private health insurance system that many people were satisfied with, especially union negotiated plans. the billionaire -- but th

the hard line the arbor brexit supporter won the conservative leadership contest by a landslide and willgoing prime minister theresa may when she steps down tomorrow. president trump congratulated boris johnson saying he is referred to and i'm quoting the president now as britain trump but relationship hasn't been always that warm. as mayor of london he blasted donald trump for implying parts of the citiy dangerous due to radicalization. johnson also said he has been mistaken for president trump because of their hair. it's a joke. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitz ner the situation room. i'll be back first thing for the special live coverage of the mueller hearings beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern. in the meantime you can follow me on twitter and instagram @wolf blitzer. you can tweet the show at cnn sit room. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, robert mueller's last minute request rejected bip the house judiciary committee hours before his historic testimony. what did mueller want? plus president trump on the offense. personally attacking the special c

farmers markets in ann arbor, people say different things.can happen between now and november. this state is at play. everybody needs to know their vote matters and we're going to have to, i hope everybody votes, because if they do vote, they have a responsibility. >> i don't hear either of you mentioning impeachment, in terms of an issue top at nind fmind f voters. you think it's time to begin an impeachment inquiry, along with 106 or 7 of your house democrats. do you still have that position? >> i do. >> and did the mueller hearings change anything for you? >> no, because i had already come to that conclusion before mr. mueller testified but i think, you know, obviously each member comes to their own conclusion on their own time line, and i think it's really important that we understand we have to be able to do more than one thing at a time. i don't think it's a choice between the question of exercising oversight and in my case, believing that that oversight extends to initiating an impeachment inquiry but really focussing on those issues t

>> you know, it's interesting, i was at ann arbor's farmers' market, which is one of my favorite placesgo -- leland: good place to be the, yeah. >> i was with some of my friends who are vendors, and three people came up to me in the course of five minutes. the first person yelled at me and said democrats were being too timid, and before she had walked away, the next woman said democrats have got to stop this impeachment, you've got to let president trump do his job. and the third person walked up to me within another minute and said you need to get off this impeachment kick and get back to tabletop vendors. and i said there, my friends, is wise america. it was really funny. leland: a microcosm, to get outside of the district. from a political standpoint, the democrat party is divided. there's about 100 representatives who say they're for impeachment, and the rest are either against or undecided. here's a freshman who was one of the freshmen who flipped a red district blue for democrats to get the majority. take a listen to him. >> impeachment is one of the most powerful and most importa

columbia, vascular, wisconsin, wesleyan, berkeley, claremont, ucla, michigan, ann arbor and illinois, champagne and herb on a. these are elite institutions and in terms of where you will send your children i get that question all the time. i think you need to look into it and you need to investigate the campus culture and see how the administration has reacted to things and you need to understand that because if you will send your child to a small 2000 student school which is, you know, taken by anti-israel for her there is not a lot of support systems and not a lot of places to find their own space. if you send it to a larger there may be other communities. do your research just like you would on which school has the best chemistry department or anything else. it is amazing how much time people will spend going over those things, but won't look into the culture as it relates to whether a jewish student can express his or her identity on campus. do your research and clearly there are more problematic campuses than others. >> i want to add with everything i think we should take notes t

it'd be like manufacturing a car in detroit and then towing it to ann arbor to put the tires on.ll right, well, thanks, man. i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> hi, marcus. how are you? >> how are you? >> nancy pappas. >> both: nice to meet you. >> hey, marcus. tom etheridge, nice to meet you. >> tom, how are you? >> good. >> this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? >> this is the headquarters. >> did a little research. the product you guys make is good. >> yeah. >> now, how much--how much revenue is your company doing? >> we did 4 million last year. >> and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? >> maybe 400,000. >> how many will you make a year? >> about 125 trailers a year. keep in mind, not all trailers are food trailers. even though that's what we specialize in, we'll build emergency command post trailers. we've built mortuary trailers, casket trailers. we're pretty good at what we do, marcus. we've been doing it for a long time. >> who's that? >> that's kita. >> that's kita. that's the shop dog. >> yeah. >> whose dog is that? >> mi

columbia, vasser, wisconsin, wesleyan, berkley, clairmont, la, u chicago, u michigan at ann arbor and illinois, urbana. these are elite institutions and that's been my experience and it's worse and in terms of where you're going to send your children, i get that question all the time. i think you need to look into it and you need to investigate the campus culture and you need to see how the administration has reacted to things. and you need to understand that because if you're going to send our child to a small 2,000 student school, which is, you know, taken by anti-seal fervor, there's not a lot of support systems there and there's not a lot of systems to find their own space. whereas if you send them to a larger institution there may be other communities. i think you need to do your research just like you would do the research on which school has the best chemistry department or anything else. it's amazing how much time people will spend going over those things but won't look into the culture as it relates to whether a jewish student can express his or her identity on campus. so do

there are cities like ann arbor, michigan that are doing quite well.ers of cities in the midst middle that are growing slowly and their future is not particularly bright. there are 2000 rural counties, many of which are projected to have negative job growth over the next decade. you ini want to turn to connection with chair powell's testimony. the congresswoman from iowa had an exchange with the chairman on the subject, saying in iowa we are not seeing it. what are we going to do about it? is that anything the fed could do? what could be done to remedy that problem? frances: this speaks to how difficult monetary policy is as a tool to save america, save the world. we cannot apply monetary policy to individual regions. it has to be a blanket prescription. withinthe diversions is the economy, we see this in europe and other developed markets where we have two or three different economies. you end up with monetary policy that is less effective. when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. ist is why fiscal policy what policymakers will be

arbor research put this together and it is an oddball thing it shows you short term treasuries are ane fed in theory wants to do something about that never mind what is happening with the u.s. economy. >> and i think it is also why the president can say that we have the leverage. certainly on trade not just because we are the biggest economy in the world so we're still in this place where we're outgrowing the rest of the world it is why our stock market is stronger why our yields are higher. >> and we got into this habit, of course we haven't seen a rate cut since the financial crisis we're used to it being an emergency measure. >> so do you buy overseas. i know you are looking at yields, but stocks for instance which haven't run up and don't have the valuations of u.s. stocks or stick with the u.s. >> and if the fed effectively is acting as natural bacentral ban world, maybe the cheaper stocks have some run. >> all right tesla shares plunging more than 12% since wednesday. this is after posting a larger than expected loss in the second quarter earnings update and also announcing that

jonas: the arbor lake -- we are rolling out a large capacity fridge that is doing really well.ching a new kitchen range under the electrolux brand globally, starting in australia and asia pacific that is doing well. we are rolling it out heavily in europe now in the third quarter. that is probably our biggest launch of the year and really exciting. also, we are relaunching our vacuum cleaner range with a full-sized, cordless vacuum cleaner that is doing it fairly well. lots of exciting launches. matt: do you see an effect -- and i am looking at small, portable air-conditioning units. i live in berlin. the germans haven't really heard of air-conditioning. obviously, climate change is forcing many to actually look at it as an option. are you seeing any effects of climate change on your business globally? jonas: i would say, structurally, overtime more and more markets are buying air-conditioners. that is definitely a factor. this year in particular, our biggest aircon market has been in north america, but it has been slow this year. but overall. demand for air conditioning is inc

de niÑas muestra que son la nueva generaciÓn de maquillistas profesionales, aqÍi verÁs si paso ann arborel de jimmy dean.lia. que es rico en proteínas y esta listo en solo dos minutos. para echarte a andar el cuerpo. mmm. encuentra los desayunos de jimmy dean en la sección de congelados. encuentra los desayunos hoy es tu a para brillar. >> muy buenos dÍas, luis. >> buenos dÍas, luis. luis: gracias, buenos dÍas, oiga, efectivamente estamos en el centro de operaciones de emergencia de la cruz roja, primero cuÉntanos que estÁn haciendo los volunitarios hoy, porque estÁn con el objeto rando con la gente del norte de california. >> luis, estamos coordinando aquÍ toda la ayuda de emergencia que se estÁ enviando para asistir a las personas afectadas por los temblores y el terremoto que acaba de ocurrir, aquÍ estÁ la administraciÓn de refugios artÍculos de emergencia como agua, equipos de higiene, alimentaciÓn, todo se estÁ coordinando y enviando desde aquÍ, recordemos que las personas afectadas pueden confiar en la cruz roja americana, no preguntamos por su estatus, no deskr deskriscrimida ayud

he is calling from center arbor in new hampshire. caller: hello. i would like to share experience.scharged from the army in germany. as an alien, i had to register with the police. i had to tell where i was living and anytime i moved, from one town to another, i had to do the same thing. we need a system like that. here in the united states, the immigration control is not controlled for a long time, because we make no effort to track these best when people come here illegally, we make no effort to track their whereabouts, and therefore when overstay their visas, we have the first problem. host: barry, would you agree there must be some effort to track their whereabouts, because these raids are from people who already received a notice before in some form, whether that was through mail delivery, in person, or email or some sort. caller: that is certainly correct, but a vast number of people are roaming around the country, and they do not have to report to anyone periodically to theire government nknow whereabouts, and i know that this personally because i happen to meet a woman who

, it's the eastern edge that were most of the quote whether severe weather would frequently happen arborit's bad everywhere. but here you can see the heavy convection action on the east side. all of the green outline you see here that's flash flood watching going on. barry it is a tropical storm barely let's watch it go forward by this afternoon our time it's already a tropical depression and will remain that w-y with heavy rains up to missouri by that time becoming extra tropical no longer a tropical system, what's being watched with this system is clearly going to be the rain. it's not so much the tropical storm type winds which are going to be leading us soon. but it's also going to be all of this moisture that has to be taken care of in the atmosphere, the deep convection, the national weather service says hurricane center says looks like that may be dissipating soon so we might be looking at a turning the bend here. here's what's happening on the home front the bay bridge shot still dealing with the fog that we have in place and that were made at the coast by the way lick observator

it crosses the mind of millions of people in detroit, ann arbor, cleveland, and mansfield. today and tomorrow and the day after, 14 ohioans will die from an overdose. ohio is in the throes of an addiction crisis like much of the rest of the country, only worse in many cases. we know medicaid expansion has been a lifeline to so many ohioans. i was in cincinnati some time ago at talbert house, one of the best treatment centers in the country -- addiction treatment centers. i sat with a man and his day. he looked at me and he said, senator, my daughter would be dead if it were not for medicaid. my daughter would be dead if it were not for medicaid. jet trump aappointed jumps, bush-appointed judges, all of whom get health insurance from taxpayers, are willing to have that on their conscience. they're willing to work to repeal the affordable care act, with no real replacement that matters in the lightest of ms. halbert, that matters in the life of ms. brown-zimmermann that i talked about. the president wants to make it harder for ohioans to get that care. i don't know how member