barbara basil -- barbara wesel is in brussels. carl-friedrich it's in the studio, an advisor to the united nations on global warming. carl-friedrich: i think trump tried to embed his withdrawal from the climate agreement into basically promoting his viewpoint on all of this and the wider issues. some of these numbers are certainly questionable. it's hard to say where he's been drawing them from. there are several elements to it which have -- which are really important. the most important one is his perception of fairness in the climate debate. climate change is driven by greenhouse gases. co2 simply stays in the atmosphere for a very long time. every emsi -- every emission -- climate change that you have today is caused by emissions in the past. it's already occurring today. there is no country in the world with a bigger responsibility to the u.s.. eventually, fighting climate change in a fair and equitable fashion means that countries that have a big historic burden need to go ahead, move ahead, and basically achieve strong reduc

. >> that's barbara bowman, lily bernard and heidi thomas. they are among more than 50 women who claim the comedian assaulted them after drugging them. though he denies all allegations, bill cosby refuses to address them on camera and he's never had to defend himself in criminal court until now. and it's because of allegations from this one woman, andrea constand. she was the first to publicly accuse him. >> what kind of a person is she? >> she's just real, down to earth. she's chill. she's badass. >> lily bernard reached out to andrea constand on facebook. >> just to say hello, i think you're great. you're a shero and it would be great to meet you. >> for months there was no call and then her phone rang at the end of a particularly difficult day. >> she finally called and said the spirit called her to call me and she was speaking. i'm sorry -- i'm getting emotional because my relationship with andrea is so spiritual. >> christianity, bernard says, is something they have in common. >> she said i wear an armor of righteousness on my breast and

congresswoman barbara lee, i also want to ask you about u.s.ary action in iraq, syria, and afghanistan. you and investigators say u.s. led bombing has killed 300 civilians in raqqa. dozens of iraqi civilians have been killed in mosul recently post of theirs the news that president trump has given the pentagon the ability to set troop levels in afghanistan, which means u.s. may deploy thousands more troops there. the lone001, you were vote against the authorization for use of military force after the september 11 attack. how do you see these wars being waged in a president trump? of the continuation authorization that, unfortunately, was a blank check that a voted against in 2001. this president needs to come to congress. we need a debate. we need to vote up or down on a new strategy. we do not know with the new strategy is or what is taking place. congress has the responsibility to authorize the use of force. ththis president has not come fr that, yet he continues to expand these wars. the war in afghanistan is the longest war in american histo

every time i ran my posts would come and say barbara, i have got good news and bad news. you want first. bad news. the bad news is if there's a low voter turnout, you're toast. the better news is if it's medium you've got a chance. and the great news is if it's a large turnout, you win in a landslide. that's the way it is with the democrats. when our people stay home we lose. and in the midwest they had a terrible turnout in the swing states because people were depressed. they were confused on the e-mail thing. they were confused on the wikileaks and a lot of the stuff that came out. it was -- again we have to write the book about it. but at the core of it, i think, we just didn't get the message out to the midwest. >> there are three or four things i want to pick up on. no particular order. when you say that we focused too much on him, part of that we is clearly the media. my audience knows. i've talked about this, and my disappointment in the way that the media covered this campaign. like it was a horse race. but he was getting so much free media, it was unbelievable. w

barbara: it is a really sad statement, laura. they say no other outcome would have been possible because the awful mistreatment at the hands of the north koreans, but "we have chosen to focus on the time we spent with him rather than when we lost him." this is the moving bit -- when he came back they say he was , unable to speak or see or react to verbal commands. he looked uncomfortable, they say, but after he was back in a day and his countenance changed and he looked like he was at peace. they are comforting themselves in saying that they were able to see him home. laura: remind us of the background. what was otto warmbier arrested for in north korea, and what do we know about the conditions in which he was kept before he was returned here last week? barbara: he was with a tour and the day before he left, he stole a propaganda poster. that is what was charged with. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for that. after the trial, nobody saw side -- sight of him, not even the consular officials, and we found out later that he

bÁrbara mor en esta ocasiÓn nos sorprende con un personaje de soltera.a ti no es lo que tÚ quieres. >> el director, dice que jamÁs se imaginÓ que bÁrbara aceptarÍa participar en su cinta. >> quiero que sea la protagonista. me dicen, cÓmo crees? no va a querer.soy muy necio. >> incluye temas actuales como las redes sociales y la aplicaciÓn para citas como tinder. >>nunca lo he usado. >> para ella los 30 han sido los mejores aÑos de su vida. >> a los 30 y tantos has vivido tantas cosas, te han roto el corazÓn te has caÍdo y te vuelves a levantar aprendes a ser mÁs paciente, a apretar la vida diferente manera y se disfrutan mÁs los 30. >> bÁrbara está feliz ahora en su rol mÁs importante el de ser abuela de la pequeÑa, hija de sergio. >> un hijo es una bendiciÓn. eres la abuela mÁs sexy de todas. >> stephanie bradford. ramÓn: regresamos en breve. >> en el segmento deportivo tenemos reportes con mira a mÉxico frente a estados unidos. ademÁs, le diremos quiÉn ganÓ el segundo de la serie entre los dodgersy cincinnati. [representante bancario] déjame adivinar.

it was california congresswoman barbara lee.ned that it was overbroad and it would be used to justify things beyond just an immediate response to 9/11. but she was the only one who voted no. and over the years that law, that 9/11 go get 'em law has been used by presidents of both parties over these 16 years as the legal basis for lots of stuff that has nothing to do with 9/11. they've used it as the legal basis for everything, for at least 37 different u.s. military operations in at least 14 different countries. drone strikes in pakistan and yemen and somalia, wars and military actions in ethiopia, the wars given the islamic state in syria and iraq. it's always been a little strange that these wars were all justified by that one law passed right after 9/11, authorized only against the people specifically who attacked in 9/11. but it's gone on and on. the idea of finally closing out that authorization and debating a new authorization for the wars we're fighting now has become a boutique interest of a small cadre of mostly democra

joining me now, barbara mcwade, who is u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan until she was ordered to resign. stephen, let me start with you. i know this is a thing that lawyers have to deal with with clients, particularly in courtrooms where you get an adverse ruling from a judge and the client wants to yell at the judge or say insulting things about the judge. and generally my understanding is the advice lawyers give to clients is to not do that. you would imagine that's the same advice the president's getting from his legal counsel. >> oh, i think that's exactly right, chris. i think especially in the case of bob mueller, if president trump really thinks that trying to intimidate him in the press or through tweets or other public statements is actually going to have an impact, i think he has badly misjudged his man. this is someone who was fbi director for more than a decade. this is someone who has been around the block more than a few times. if the goal is to actually knock bob mueller off his game, it's a pre

that has to do with mischief and barbara has these beautiful turquoise eyes. yeah, as a first grader i had a wild imagination. >> she did. it made life on but complicated. >> guest: instead of getting in trouble i acted like him and by the way, my sword was perfectly flawless. it was exactly what you read or see in all the movies. >> host: what was your moms reaction? >> guest: my mom is unbelievably calm. i was busted. this is a good thing. she can shut us down with one look. she never even needs to raise her voice. she so-called, but -- she is so calm that she was not happy. i can open to think speed is strong and may be. after you to tell the secret service then you have not been kidnapped. >> i take my own kidnapping time what you say those are inaccurate but there was a long-term story about you, a tollbooth, yale, cars. >> guest: that did, in fact, happened but -- >> you need to write about that. eitheby the way, this is how the world was back then. i didn't even know this story. >> i was with friends from yale. oddly enough we're going to a pro wrestlin

>> barbara, thank you for the update and that's critical reporting indeed. lieutenant colonel rick francona. barbara's talking about the april attack that killed people including children in northwestern syria. the trump administration ordered a strike afterward on that air base and as barbara is reporting they're seeing new, especially in the last 24 hours, activity having to do with chemical weapons at that air base. what do you make of it? >> i'm kind of confused why assad believes he needs to use chemical weapons. look at the military situation for the syrian government, they're actually doing quite well. you know, the russians have given them air support and they're moving towards their objectives in the east. having a lot of success on the ground. they're cooperating for the most part with the kurds, moving through that area near raqqa. why use a chemical weapon that would possibly bring a strike from the united states? the british have also condemned and and even the russians said the use of chemical weapons would be unacceptable. i don't see his calc

barbara handled our lives that way.ough barbara's patients for the first 30 years, she supported me, now, i'm supporting her. i am having a blast doing it. involved in the nicklaus children's foundation, now in miami with the nicklaus children's hospital. we have 14 outpatient clinic up and down the coast of florida. 91% of all children's health care is done outside the hospital. bret, you have been through an awful lot of that with your boy. i know that you spent a lot of time in the hospital, you understand how people go through and what they have to go through. our hospital services every state in the union and 57 or so countries around the world come to this hospital. still very, very passionate about children's health. they are our future. we need to take care of them. >> bret: thank you for all you are doing. i am happy to help in any literal way that i can. thanks for your time today. >> thank you, bret. my pleasure. >> james: after the break, the next politician who got himself into it trouble. stay out front wi

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barbara lee joined activists to talk about plans and concerns. christy smith is like in emeryville with those details. >> reporter: peggy, congresswoman barbara lee led the effort in oakland today, talking about groups coming together and taking a new path in this political climate. >> when we unleash this grassroots army, we will win in 2018 and beyond. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee spoke in oakland today alongside representatives from groups who have a common cause. >> resistance summer, which is being led by the new democratic national committee. we're resisting this very un-american trump agenda. >> reporter: grassroots organizing to capitalize against president trump's policies and the gop led congress. >> we're going to stop him from trying to deny health care to 24 million people. we're organizing buses to go to these districts. >> reporter: they're looking at 2018, phone banking into other districts and other states. sam cohen says his group is not an arm of the people but organizes for ideas they believe in. >> now it's so easy

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barbara: it is truly a pleasure to be with you this evening. usticularly since so many of understand that this is the birthday of phillis wheatley. we cannot say for sure that it is the birthday, because no one knows exactly when she was born. believe,radition and this day has been designated to celebrate her coming to earth. let me say a little bit about how this arose. as mentioned, i am affiliated with the theater.

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. officials in afghanistan say three u.s. soldiers were killed and another wounded today by an afghan army commando who intentionally fired on them. the attacker was then shot and killed in return fire. the so-called "insider attack" on the americans occurred in eastern nangarhar province, south of jalalabad and near the border with pakistan. a similar attack in march, in southern afghanistan's helmand province, wounded three u.s. soldiers. the taliban has claimed responsibility for today's attack. a white house spokesman said president tru

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the search for seven missing sailors from an american warship that collided with a container ship off japan has ended tragically. the commander of the navy's 7th fleet said today divers found a number of sailors' bodies inside the flooded, damaged sections and sleeping quarters on the uss fitzgerald. the publication "navy times" later confirmed all seven bodies were recovered aboard the guided missile destroyer. a navy spokesman said the sailors either drowned or were killed by the impact of the pre- dawn collision yesterday with a filipi

. >> i'm barbara harrison. we begin with a major update about the shooting that targeted congressmen in alexandria. >> in just the last hour, the fbi spoke about the shooter. james hodgkinson shoot majority leader steve scalise. on his phone, they discovered photos and videos from the capitol, the library of congress and the senate office building. >> also on april 15, cell phone analysis shows the shooter took multiple photos of eugene simpson stadium park. at this point in our investigation, we do not believe that these photographs represent surveillance of intended targets. however, we continue to learn more about the shooter and his recent activities. >> capitol police officers shot and killed hodgkinson. a joint investigation found he them both legally. investigators say he posted several anti-republican messages online but didn't make any outward threats. they also say they don't believe the shooting was related to terrorism in any way. ♪ >> and that's the sound of baseball returning to eugene simpson sta

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barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is pushing the senate to pass its bill to replace obamacare, and pushing back on former president obama's handling of russian meddling in last year's election. though mister trump has played down the russia probe for months, in an interview broadcast today, he criticized his predecessor for doing too little about the hacking of democratic party and clinton campaign emails, and attempted hacks of state election databases. >> the c.i.a. gave him information on russia a long time before the election, and i hardly see it. it's

barbara: the transition, the timing is right. when you think about the large-scale polio transformation he put into place, it's remarkable. this is a much different company than it was 10 years ago and yet the stock continues to underperform. it's likely the right time for andone new to take the helm longer-term investors are going to see a stronger company going forward and we remain often -- optimistic on the name. scarlet: something jeff in melt said earlier this year to bloomberg on the joys and challenges. >> i love the job, i love the company. on the one hand, it's so confusing and on the other hand it's so interesting. i ra'shede in 2008 that was bad every day. this isn't that every day. it's changed. you can see it in front of your eyes, some of the things you up with being challenged. i job, for 330,000 people that i love and care about, is to help them navigate through this crazy world that we live in. talked about helping 30,000 people navigate a changing world. a ceo has a lot of constituents to please. whether it is

. >> barbara in san jose on the line for democrats. i find it extraordinary as a democrat that i would agree with senator rand paul. he has said basically that it is the process he to rather than the substance of the bill. one day for every 20 pages of the bill. there has not been time to discuss this, debate this, or get input from anybody. i think senator rand paul has a very good point. it is going much too fast for something as monumental as this, and represents, what, 16% of our economy? he is right. i agree with rand paul, and as a democrat, i find that extraordinary. >> thanks, barbara. the senate plans to take up the bill with amendments ahead of that, starting this week. we will have live coverage, of course, gavel-to-gavel of the u.s. senate as they debate and vote on the health care law replacement. , or coverage on c-span.org you can listen on the free c-span radio app. that is coming your way in the u.s. senate this week. thursday, senate appropriations subcommittee heard from the national

and, barbara, give us a sense of how much plastic we are talking about.uck load of rubbish, plastic rubbish, is dumped into the sea every day. that is a good statistic. it is what is happening. it is frightening. billions of tons of being dumped every year. this is not ok. plastic is not biodegrade. it takes thousands of years to break down a plastic bottle. it is frightening. the estimate is between 4.4 and 12 million metric tons dumped into the ocean million metric tons dumped into the ocea n every million metric tons dumped into the ocean every year. what can be done, barbara, to tackle this huge problem? it is a huge problem. i just want to share a little story of my own experience. i work in antarctica in some of the most dramatic locations in the world. even in antarctica, in a bay where no one had been since 1967, ifound plastic rubbish on the beach. this is scary. this is of global proportions, and it is frightened. so how can we make a difference? well, we need to, and it starts with individuals but also the globe. we need drive and incentives to

barbara, keep in touch as we learn more fop barbara's point, president obama drew a red line and didn'tundermined himself with not just this country but around the world. and in places like syria, obviously did respond after the last chemical strike, president trump did. what struck me last night, the white house issues an unusual statement. we've watched his foreign policy team and how it plays out. nikki haley taking it a step further. directed at assad and the regime. nikki haley says, after any further attacks done to the people of syria will be blamed on assad but also on russia and iran, who support him killing his own people nap is tough rhetoric from a white house that, i guess, is diverted here more muscular than anticipated? >> nikki haley when it comes to the statements she'd made particularly on iran. her statement last night was also important because she's laying down her own red line analogous to what obama did during the assad regime. her credibility is really on the line here in terms of what the united states does, if assad uses chemical weapons again. that was really

i want to get straight to cnn correspondent barbara starr.arbara, what can you tell us? >> well, good day, boris. the u.s.-led coalition has just announced that it has shot down a syrian aircraft after a day of fighting on the ground in an area near raqqa. pro-syrian regime forces had attacked u.s.-backed fighters and had driven them from a key town, so there had been a lot of fighting on the ground between these pro-regime forces and the u.s.-backed forces. the u.s. came in, conducted a show of force with fighter jets. basically trying to scare off the pro-regime advance. they did that. they pushed them out of that area by pretty much scaring them off. but a short time later, a syrian su-22, a fighter, came back in and dropped bombs near the u.s.-backed fighters and a u.s. f-18 came in and shot down that syrian jet as part of a defense mission to protect the u.s. fighters, the u.s.-backed fighters on the ground. all of this in a critical location as the advance is beginning on raqqa. this is that area that is essentially isis' last stronghoe

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joining me now, cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr.of huge significance, barbara, to the united states. >> reporter: they are, john, and a huge significance to the united states military especially operating in the middle east. this is posing a dilemma for the military to try and figure out very quickly what this all means for u.s. military operations, especially in the fight against isis because the u.s. bases a good deal of its capability in qatar. they operate at that large air base known as al yudid. they run an operations center out of there that coordinates all the combat air operations in the region in the fight against isis. none of this is being seen as anti-u.s., but still, you know, no one knows what the next steps may be here diplomatically that could make it more difficult for the u.s. to operate in qatar. the secretary of state, rex tillerson, talking about the need for everybody to take a deep breath and sit down and talk about it a little earlier today. here's what he had to say. >> i think what we're witnessing is a gr

>> all right, barbara, thanks very much. barbara starr at the pentagon. let's get back to senator angus king of maine. senator, did the president, did the white house draw a new red line with this statement that was released? >> when you use the term red line, when you say there will be heavy consequence if you act, i think that is about as close as you can come. and i think the president has made it clear that there will be some response. the truth is that he's in the same box president obama was in sometime ago. he's made that statement, if there is an attack of whatever size, he is committed to some kind of, as he said, heavy consequence, serious response. >> as you saw pointed out, the u.s. drawing a red line during the obama administration. was if a mistake for the trump administration to put out a statement like that? a lot of us remember the red line president obama drew back in, what, 2012. >> and when president obama didn't follow-up on that when that red line was violated, it hurt our credibility throughout the middle east and indeed i think in

. >> barbara is just that kind of person.ants to see women succeed. >> we'll see some great cameos like kelly osbourne, patti la belle and star herself. >>> when we come back brad pitt goes to universal studios. next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news out of fairfield... where a fire is forcing evacuations tonight. plus. the verdict is in. three jail guards found guilty of murder. reaction to the conviction. a pastor on the peninsula is under arrest...the serious accusations against him. i'm grant lodes. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> brad pitt was amongst the stars who personally affected by the death of rocker chris cornell. they were close friends and brad is continuing to reach out to chris' family. >> yesterday at universal studios he took two of chris' children. >> an eyewitness tells that brad went on rides and strolled around like nothing was too much now at eight ... reaction in the south bay as three deputies are convicted of killing a mentally ill inm

hola, bÁrbara. bÁrbara: hola! birmania: estÁs lista para la aventura? bÁrbara: estoy lista. adorada por sus amigos. es el personaje mÁs atrevido que has hecho de tu carrera? bÁrbara: es el personaje que mÁs trabajo actualmente me ha costado hacer porque es una mujer que todo el tiempo estÁ haciendo cosas, es muy intensa, no le puedes explicar a tu cuerpo de pronto que estÁs actuando como tu cuerpo de pronto pasa esto, lloras, le hacen muchas cosas, fue muy difÍcil para mí que no me afecten el dÍa a día. birmania: el personaje requiriÓ que pase por la transformaciÓn fÍsica. eres hermosa, pero estÁs fÍsicamente muy bien. bÁrbara: muchas gracias. cuando empiezan los primeros 20 capÍtulos rosario tiene 16 aÑos, yo justo allÍ estaba un poco mÁs pasada de peso, no podÍa interpretar a una casi niÑa, tuve que bajar de peso. birmania: sabemos que " rosario tijeras" tiene una visiÓn distorsionada del amor. pero tÚ en la vida real eres muy romÁntica, te casaste hace poco. bÁrbara: me acabo de cazar hace poco, estoy sumamente enamorado de mi marido y mi hija. quiero tener dos hijos mÁs.

it's not just to fight each other. >> barbara, a quick question.'t a mistake, you make the point the shooting down would not constitute an escalation. >> the u.s. is characterizing this as self-defense of the u.s. backed forces on the ground. they have come under attack during the day they had bombs dropped on them. you have to protect the forces you are supporting on the ground or they are not going to fight for you and push isis out. >> thanks so much for being with us, appreciate it. >>> new this morning, we are learning the identity of sailors found. the men were found trapped on the ship between the ages of 19 and 37. president trump wrote well wishes to the family. the white house has not issued a formal statement. the big question remains how does a high-tech naval ship crash into a cargo ship. we will follow the cause into the crash. >>> other news, if republicans want health care to happen, this is going to be the week to get it done. democrats have ideas how to fight it. stay with us. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively w

strips of. —— pavlyuchenkova and barbara strips of. — — barbera pavlyuchenkova and barbara strips of they are not household names. i think she can go way beyond where she will have been before. tomorrow it will be pliskova. she has a great game on grass. it has been a tremendous week here at wimbledon. you can see the final on saturday lunchtime. john inverdale there with sam smith. world number four novak djokovic is through to the men's final in eastbourne. he showed a few flashes of his best form against russia's daniil medvedev beating him in straight sets. he'll play richard gasquet or gael monfils in the final. to the british and irish lions in new zealand. they have to win the second test in wellington tomorrow morning or the series against the all blacks will be lost. tour captain sam warburton comes off the bench, one of three changes to the starting 15. maro itoje makes the second row but the biggest gamble is in the midfield, will the pairing ofjohnny sexton at fly—half and owen farrell at inside centre be able to unlock the all blacks. our sports correspondent katie gorna

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mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbaracounty. locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley. (grant) coming up, on the eve of the nba finals - vandals target the home of lebron james. the racial slur - found painted on his home. (vicki) but first, we have new information on the investigation into the water slide at an east bay water park. the new questions about whether the slide should have ever been allowed to open. (grant) an update now - to a story we first brought to you yesterday on kron four news at five. san jose police say a san jose state university student lied about being kidnapped...she had said she was forced to drive 500- miles north to oregon. we reported last night that the woman w

de que el servicio de nacional dijera que un terremoto habÍa azotado a 10 millas al oeste de santa bÁrbara con luz peÑa que tiene informaciÓn para nosotros. luz: gracias, de ser aprobado esta nueva polÍtica los oficiales que estaban en este servicio queda prohibido cuestionar a cualquier pasajero sobre su estatus migratorio. recargando su tarjeta para montarse, estas la rutina de kevin que depende de este transporte para llegar a su trabajo. kevin: de vez en cuando porque a veces uno se encontra con policÍas, y hay veces que la inmigraciÓn se pone ahÍ, ¿verdad? y cuando uno no tiene papeles es como que le da pena. luz: testimonios como del kevin, consideran cambios que segÚn cifras beneficiarÍan a mÁs de 500.000 inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en el Área de la bahÍa. " estamos asegurando a los pasajeros que los vamos a mantener seguros y que no vamos a participar en la agenda antiinmigrante." director de la junta se refiere a esta nueva polÍtica que introdujerony preveÍa cualquier tipo de cooperaciÓn con ice, incluyendo que agentes de seguridad cuestionen a los pasajeros de sus servic