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kenya aten i was in the obama family homestead i got a window into obama. we think of obama, the first african-american president, civil rights guy. we might think of him in connection to the civil rights movement. obama's ideology is anticolonial. obama wrote a book, dreams from my father. part of what i wanted to do was learn about his father and his father was this african socialist who hated the west, hated america and wanted to have global redistribution of wealth away from the industrialized countries and to third world countries. thesis that this is obama, was president trying to achieve. , i was locked up overnight for eight months in a confinement center up -- host: from our republican line, karen. caller: i'm very happy that president trump pardoned you. . i wish you would do something t ange merkel. angelanot vladimir putin merkel made the statements. out for a nobel .eace prize she never even got i don't know if germany is ever going to come back from what she has done. host: ks karen. thank you. guest: i will say that europe is theng a serious

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the pawnee fire destroyed 22 structures andth atens hundreds more. >>> and in northern flora a fast-moving fire destroyed homes in the panhandle region and displaced around 200 people. >>> to a murder mystery here in southern california. police say a 35-year-old father on a family camping trip was gunned down with his 2 and 4-year-old daughters by his sid it happened at a popular park made famous by tv and movies but there is no known suspect or motive. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: when sheriff's deputies arrived at malibu adreek state park, the victimeen shot multiple times, gunned down as he camped with his children in the early moing hours. investigators say someone opened fire on 35-year-old tristan beaudette from outside his tent. his 2 and 4-year-old daughters by his side were not injured. >> about 4:44 in the mornin the sheriffs received a 911 call and responded and found a male victim of a gunshot. >> reportemist who attended u.c. berkeley friends say he was camping with his girls so his wife, a doctor, could prepare for an exam. as hi

ferg: while the opposition leader campaigns freely, human rights groups say there has aten some intimn. international observers have already arrived to monitor the polls. zimbabwe is changing, but only free and fair elections will prove whether change is permanent and hoep justified. -- hope justified. fergal keane, bbc news, zimbabwe.ji : we will have full coverage of the campaign in the coming weeks. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight' i prograthe sun rising or setting on our civilization? that is the question behind a major new exhibition by an .merican aist, ed ruscha andni: heineken, amstel, coca-cola are among the big names warning that a shortage of co2 could disrupt the supply of beer and other carbonated drinks , as dannyavage reports. drinks are part of our everyday lives. they are vital to the success of thscarbon dri industry. but they all need what is in this very unexcited looking tank, and stocks of co2 at this brewery are getting low, enough for now, but a fresh supplies needed soon. this brewer has been promised another delivery of co2

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in aten ans, representatives from koch industries, big tobacco, pay day lenders and the nra.four days while aide were back home working we sawagsy ol. playinlft open barocn frontrept. not bad for public servants whose average salaries recover around $129,000 a year. >> thank you very much to all you've uh for supporting daga. not just the republicans. democratic ags are courted by trial lawyers at resereceptions this one in washington and they take donations from companies under investigation. >> that really raises concerns about whether the ags are doing what they're supposed to be doing, rechl presentative the s and people of the state and instead of representing biggest donors. >> president trump ordered the poeg to pentagon to create a space force. of course congress is the only one that can do that. david martin has a look at why it may be necessary. >> reporter: the air force plans to conduct 50 space launches this year and operates 77 atellites on orbit. including these gps satellites which guide everything from, high-tech weapons to aefrgs day drivers. nearly 40,000 a

it happ >>> aten 7:48, news this mornin fire crews are still on the scene of a fire at a building on the 300 block of west cutting road in richmond. it's now contained. fire officials say it does appear the fire started on the outside of the building. they are still investigating the exact cause. >>> it is tough enough to buy a home around here, but it might be even more difficult for minorities. several east bay cities recently found that banks are more likely to deny minorities a home loan than white people regardless of their income. the government monitors lending patterns, but we found a red flag with one of the most important tools to ensure fair treatment. investigative reporter liz wagner explains. >> when you apply for a home loan, banks are required to ask what is your race? the data is collected and reported so regulators can identify bias lending practices. but we analyze data in california and found the information provided by the nation's largest mortgage lender is missing some key statistics. experts say that can make it impossible to detect discrimination. >> i wanted

i mean, even though -- so our aten dapts, part of the negotiation with the unions, they were not going to do any union work. and so that's why we limited their scope in terms of really just saying hello, how are you, greeting the customers and then doing recording, but they're not supposed to do any work that is associate ourth system service workers, our janitorial staff, custodial staff, station agents. so they're not there to clean. in the event there are incidents around safety, security and cleanliness, their job is to immediately notify the right people who will immediately dispatch the safety security, our police officers, our commun officers and then cleaners to address the situation. you know, in terms of the pilot, we wanted to not be too ambitious, right? so in a pilot, we wanted to make sure we keep the scope relatively tight. we did identify civic center and powell as the mosthallenged of all the stations we have, it was a no-brainer to select those two. that's why we didn't do 16th and 24th. however, we're already having conversations and we know the elevator cleanliness

. >> so, this is a brand-new position that actually you anticipated earlier to be atening maer two and the b.l.a. is suggesting that a manager five is not necessary for that position. >> hold on. i'll have the deputy minister speak to this one. >> thank you. >> good morning. city administrator's office. the position is being created as a new position and we had worked with the department of human resource and they had also went through the classification process we classified last week and classified it as a 0933. the budget legislative analyst office is suggesting downgrading that to a 0923. we're not requesting to take an exiting 0923 and t.x. it up. this is a new position. new request that has gone through the classification. >> ok. so, the b.l.a. and the b.l.a.'s report suggested that actually this position wouldn't come into full potential or capacity until fiscal year 2019-2020. so, why would you need to upgrade it to a manager five position now when actually the supervision doesn't actually require a position that high? >> we need to fill the position right now because currently

>> thank you, mariano aten krishgsoatencio. and now, let's bring in some panelists.eard that they believe that i.c.e. should be abolished and that is the right messaging that should be coming out right now? >> well, look, i they the activists have no reason to go out there to say that we should keep i.c.e., because the only thing about i.c.e. and not just this year, buttal with before these children were kept in cages and away from their families is that i.c.e. goes into the homes and rips apart the families and deports. again, we don't hear anything positive about the i.c.e., and i can see why activists have that viewpoint. >> adolpho? >> i hope that the clip continues to be run over and over again between now and the election of the protesters calling i.c.e. beyond a ter terrorist organization. of course, it is a law enforcement organization protecting our borders and the rereality is that it is a fabricated crisis. nobody is tearing anybody apart. these people are coming across the border voluntarily, and if they don't want to be separated, they can simply not cro

today she's die attends an aten honoring gold star families but we won't see her. that comes with news that she's skipping two very big summits with president trump. so a lot of questions here, john and alisyn, but not a lot of answers about the first lady. >> kaitlyn collins at the white house this morning, thank you. keep asking those questions. we're joined by cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and senior legal analyst mark preston. jeffrey, giuliani says the president could shoot james comey and get away with it, pardon himself and there's no possibility for him to obstruct justice. you say there's something much bigger going on here. >> yeah. what's going on is that they're basically taking on the core of the mueller investigation in saying even if he did everything that you accuse him of, that he fired james comey to protect himself, that doesn't matter because he has the power to do it. that, i think, is the real core of the issue here. does the president have the right to obstruct justice because he's the head of the executive branch that runs the justi

>> mariana aten cio in mcallen, texas, those stories so important to bring to light. thank you. >>> the trump administration maintained that separating children from their families is simply a by-product in an attempt to stop illegal border crossings. but msnbc has learned that the idea of the policy was developed over quite a bit of time. julia ainsley joins us now with more on this. julia, i think this piece just posted, so i want you to give us a chance to walk through what you've learned. >> i would be happy to, kacie. these are notes from a town hall of federal officers on february 2018. that was the early days of the trump administration, but they were not discussing how can we crack down on illegal border crossings, they wanted to specifically crack down on families claiming asylum. they came up with a number of policies and some of those are already enacted. one of those, of course, is separating women and children. they also wanted to hold people indefinitely. they found out they couldn't logistically do that. they also wanted to raise the bar to pass the ini

superfanÁtico que los ha seguido hasta los Últimos 4 mundiales, impresionante, liliana estamos escuchando aten va a ser el segundo jugador mexicano, el tercero en la historia de todos los mundiales que va a jugar cinco mundiales. >> asÍ como rafa mÁrquez este aficionado de colorado tambiÉn tienes planes de asistir a su quinta copa mundial de la fifa e irÁ hasta rusia para apoyar a su adorada selecciÓn mexicana. >> ¿ quÉ les pareciÓ esa colecciÓn? le dije ¿ por cuÁnto venderÍas la playera de maradona? me dijo por nada del mundo vendo estas cosas, no importa la cantidad de dinero que me den. bueno, es muy valioso para Él, ¿ lo venderÍan o quÉ?. >> no. >> (risas). >> claro que no, por supuesto que no, yo cobrarÍa entrada para ver el museo. >> eso sÍ. >> eso no es por dinero. a ver, su pronÓstico de los paÍses latino, ¿ cuÁl puede dar la supersorpresa?. >> de los nuestros el que puede dar una sorpresa y estÁ tapado uruguay y perÚ, entre los menos nombrados, pero concuerdo contigo, como conjunto, alemania y mÉxico. >> yo le voy a panamÁ, dicen panamÁ, panama, dios mÍo, panaÁa para mÍ panamÁ lo teng

kenya aten i was in the obama family homestead i got a window into obama.e think of obama, the first african-american president, civil rights guy. we might think of him in connection to the civil rights movement. obama's ideology is anticolonial. obama wrote a book, dreams from my father. part of what i wanted to do was learn about his father and his father was this african socialist who hated the west, hated america and wanted to have global redistribution of wealth away from the industrialized countries and to third world countries. thesis that this is obama, was president trying to achieve. , i was locked up overnight for eight months in a confinement center up -- host: from our republican line, karen. caller: i'm very happy that president trump pardoned you. . i wish you would do something about angela merkel. angelanot vladimir putin merkel made the statements. out for a nobel .eace prize she never even got i don't know if germany is ever going to come back from what she has done. host: thanks, karen. thank you. guest: i will say that europe is theng a

host: elizabeth from aten island. you get the last word this morning. caller: thanks for having me.is pretty disturbing to me. would like to mention three quick things. about three months ago, i saw on andnews in new york city -- we get various news programs -- i saw the honduran election there is protest in honduras right now because there was someone put in leadership who was backed by the u.s. trump said that he wasn't going ,o meddle in people's elections wasn't going to get involved in foreign affairs that way. but the republican party had a history of in chile and i believe in the980's, it is very similar to what just recently happened in honduras, what has been going on in other countries's electio, and no one is talking about why these migrants are coming to the border. and some of it involves america's hand in people's elections. i wish the media would talk a little bit more about that. host: thank you for calling this morning. we are out of time. thanks to everybody who called. the conversation continues tomorrow, 7:00 eastern, "washington journal"," as it does every day s

they can enter a pre-aten trisship program, -- pre-apprenticeship program, they are pursue postsecondary education, they can obtain professional certifications that will lead to immediate employment, as it has for these young men. mr. speaker, i just want to take a moment and recognize mayor rahm emanuel's commitment to initiation rogram inauguration, to see it get off the ground. additionally, mr. speaker, this would have been -- would not have been possible without the hard work, without the devotion of some dedicated individuals and organizations. the local 134hank city president and the of chicago, the chicago public importantly, st the instructors and the mentors their e young men, for persistent -- persistence in seeing that these men emerge and ensuring that the next america that builds represents the diversity of america. mr. speaker, i sincerely wish that he's in young men, that they get the best as they embark on this new chapter in their lives. d i want them to know that with their perseverance, that they have made it easier for those individuals, those young will young women