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towers near completion on julian street, a massive midrise building is getting its foundation on bassett street in several blocks of lowrise townhomes are almost move-in ready on train street, plus a new homeless and low-income housing building has just broken ground and even morbid projects are on the works, it's a welcome change for neighbors . >> unless something is going on at the center, it was downtown for the city of 1 million people . >> the owner of flaherty's and five points and san pedro square hopes the new neighbors will wake up what is been a sleepy downtown most nights . >> more people around need to eat and drink so for us as a business we provide food and drink and that helps our business a lot . >> you can see physical changes taking place in soon to follow may be the image that san jose is longed for . >> there's no doubt that san jose and downtown san jose is the urban core of silicon valley and with the pace and now it will be universally believed to be that. >>reporter: with one of the biggest changes that took place around here had nothing to do with buildings or o

that camp has been off bassett street near a railroad track for almost 2 years but this week officials with union pacific swept the clear after issuing a 72 hour warning notice last friday and the residents did not get the assistance that usually goes along with a sweep since it is not on city-owned property. and city crews did not carry out the sweep. >>> 4:40 am, amazon ceo is making an out of this world announcement and up next is plans to get to the moon by 2024. >> the future is now, we will show you what researchers taught and advanced humanoid robot to do that many people cannot do. >> good morning, we have traffic off to a start on inter 880, so far so good and we will tell you more coming up. >> i would not say the forecast is out of this world but it does look a little warmer and i will talk about where coming up. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after al

he had too good of a game >>> chris bassett, eight scoreless innings for the third inning there goesirksen, in his first career grand slam up 6-0. sixth inning more runs. a triple shy of the cycle. they go 17-3. special circumstances for arthritis, he shot a 5/75. master champ tiger woods one over par when he got to the fourth, long pet for evil, he buried it. woods in the figures but cannot make a par putt to save his life. finishes his round two over. bruce castanet shot seven under 63.>>> (upbeat music) - welcome to our program. i'm tony noakes, - and i'm doctor wendy walsh. our program is about the serious side effects and injuries caused by pharmaceutical products and medical devices. side effects and the injuries manufacturers of these products and devices don't want you to know about. so wendy, i think it would be safe to say

. >>> chris bassett, eight scoreless innings for the third inning there goes dirksen, in his first career-0. sixth inning more runs. a triple shy of the cycle. they go 17-3. special circumstances for arthritis, he shot a 5/75. master champ tiger woods one over par when he got to the fourth, long pet for evil, he buried it. woods in the figures but cannot make a par putt to save his life. finishes his round two over. bruce castanet shot seven under 63.>>> alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. captioning sponsored by cbs president trump's trader war having a maininger impact on american farmers after talks w

psycho folly has hit buying the desk killing at least twelve people on friday at bassett eastern india where a massive clear up his now underway has. a trail of destruction along india's eastern coast. with winds around two hundred kilometers per hour cycling phony ripped apart homes in addition state. toppled power lines and left a pretty trees covering the streets automator one quarter because i was really afraid when the storm hit us who were lucky that we were all downstairs if my children were up stairs they wouldn't have survived all our belongings our money everything is gone. the storm has weakened since making landfall on friday the extent of the flooding in the city of puri is clear to see with damaged crops and infrastructure india's navy air force and disaster response teams are in standby hi there are many boards milling diane but there are teams go to each and every site we get reports from we've been working since morning our teams have been out there since the cycle calmed down. despite the destruction and the number of people killed the indian government says the situa

russian request to to hold a discussion on a new controversial language of law in ukraine or says in bassett or says the law is a violation of international agreements and accuse the council of double standards . we deeply regret that a number of delegations nevertheless decided to apply double standards in discussing the queen in a topic in the security council of the united nations we understand this is a topic that is not pleasant for you because it does not make it possible for you to justify your charges in kiev. who are violating their right to fundamental rights and freedoms of millions of their own citizens well russia brought to the 15 member body that leads the united nations a proposal to discuss the russian language in ukraine now there was just recently a bill signed into law by ukraine's outgoing president poroshenko on may 15th that stipulates that all ukrainian citizens from now on are obliged to use the ukrainian language in all areas of life and it's important to point out that even according to the lowest estimates the most conservative estimates at least a 3rd of those li

guests that would be illegal or poor representatives of white ows it ministration for example they can bassett or carlos becchio to enter the building would be illegal so we will be here throughout the day today holding vigil to make sure that. no steak ambassador enters the building and no opposition protesters who are not guests of mature and ministration enter the building and will be in munich ating with the lawyer or lawyer as soon as we get a chance to find out what the situation is and i just want to get the names of the people who had been waiting who have been arrested this morning illegally in violation of international law there said dr margaret flowers and kept in the east of popular resistance anthropologists age 3 and high and dave. holland i believe that yes david holland is the port wine and all of them have been here for 5 weeks holding this days as protectors of this building and we are outraged that the police have been illegally broken in and invaded the building and this puts all embassies around the world including us embassies and interact with danger. earlier earlier wh

of the regime wall added to jesse jackson's charitable act was criticized by the wide open to him bassett or to the us who accused him of supporting human rights violators reverend jackson explain to us why he decided to help the protesters. who the mother was because america could oh and that was not right. and reconciling the sides in this case no one wins if he's as kind and does a room with reconciled sides grimace be a credible convene the u.s. cannot do it alone and replacing one government for another regime change is not an answer for democracy. u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning is being sent back to prison just a week after being released the ruling comes after the former soldier refused to testify before the grand jury on her contacts with wiki leaks. the case doesn't make sense it seems kind of bananas in comparison to the evidence that we that we got out i will not cooperate with this or any other grand jury in march this year manning was jailed for 2 months for refusing to answer the grand jury's questions on wiki leaks and its founder julian assange manning was 1st to

early on francesco lynn door, the lead home run and chris bassett settle down.nnot, that was a good idea. pretty smart by the manager right there. 3-1 a's. meanwhile this guy off to a close start. this is the seventh home run giving him a little bit of cushion. blake with his nint making that five consecutive victories for the a's out on the road. meanwhile it's time to talk about the warriors. . his last nights performance that helps them sweep portland and the guy that's just really coming on, he's like magic johnson reliving it, green with the outside shot there, beautifully done and going to the finals for the fifth straight year. nobody has done that since the celtics. a huge part is played, whether toronto or milwaukee everybody is charming in. a nice rebound there and green has taken note.>> i hope we can get those guys back moving forward. we have five guys step up this entire time we look forward to those guys continuing to step up no matter what happens with the injuries that we have. were trying to go win this thing.>> nine-day rest for the warriors.

collapse of this nuclear deal is dangerous for iran and the world this comes after iran sent lessens the bassett is of china russia the u.k. france and germany the countries still russia also the countries so committed to the clear deal in that letter tehran informs those countries decision to stop implementing some commitments on that deal let's get the latest knows zain does rafi ed joins us now on the line from tehran zain just give us some context here just hide big and move is this from tehran. yesterday what we're hearing this morning was that letters have gone out. or not letters from present to the remaining signatories of. iran speaking at the moment in the coming hours we should have a better sense to see what the latest measures biden running government will mean both for the nuclear deal and iran's nuclear program going forward. for the region security. tension between the united states and iran but really iran has been saying for almost two years the out of the you or limited of cooperation is part of this one comprehensive plan of action names an option for it within the framework

joining me now to discuss what is happenings, laura bassett covering it all and caroline fredericksonnt of the american constitutional society, one of the nation's leading progressive organizations. let me start with you. obviously, there has been so much activism and activity in republican states attempting to dwindle away at access. this seems a newer strategy and a more sort of frontal assault. is that what you're seeing? >> absolutely. the wave of anti abortion restrictions started in 2011 when the tea party swept the house after 2010. and so we've been seeing increasing amounts of abortion restrictions every year and this year it appears to be the worst. the abortion laws are getting definitely a lot more extreme. we're seeing all out abortion bans or they might as well be the one in georgia or the one in ohio might as well be the six-week bans before most women even realize they are pregnant and the reason republicans are so emboldened now because look, this heart beat ban, republicans have been trying to pass this for years. kasich a few years ago vetoed it because he said it w

just give me one >> i like the way angelina bassett dances >> all right angela bassett she may be watchinghop. >>> mr. roker? >> what a terrific story as we look on the radar, you see heavy thunderstorms now firing up in the midsection of the country. and that is going to be the big story today. this tornado outbreak, mountain snows also in the rockies. summer warmth into the mid-atlantic states. strong storms moving out through new england. we've got some showers throughout the -- alaska, our state of alaska, but we're also >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. nice to see a break with some sunshine as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we're going to start to see more clouds moving in later on this evening and rain by tonight moving into the north bay first and spreading across the bay area. we'll see some off and on rain not only tonight but throughout the day tomorrow and it stays very active as we could see a few thunderstorms. we'll see some more sun on wednesday and then showers return on thursday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. >>> loo

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joining me, laura bassett and dr. john torres. can you put this louisiana bill in context? how is this related to, how does it fit in with this wave of laws we've been seeing sweeping across the country? >> it's interesting to me having covered this issue for a long time pip a few years ago, the heartbeat bill -- governor kasich in ohio actually vetoed it, and even abortion rights opponents said they thought it was going to be a problem if it got to the supreme court. it could reaffirm roe. now what's happened, kavanaugh has gotten on the court. and states are emboldened to pass laws like this. ban abortions after six weeks. it's an outright abortion ban. they think this time if it gets up to the supreme court, the court may use it to overturn or dismantle roe. >> let's talk about another way in which states have been going after or undermining abortion rights, and that is by using regulations. the clinic in missouri that we have now learned is under threat of closure, i know you spoke with doctors there, this has been an issue broadly in missouri. >> righting exactly, last

and president of pro-choice america as well as reporter laura bassett.each of you for being a part of this discussion. i suppose we should start with what does this mean for alabama today? what just changed for individuals there? >> well, okay, thank you. thank you for inviting me to be on your show. i reached out to governor ivy today. i call her office. left her a message saying i wanted her to put an executive amendment on that bill. she could have done that. at least the amendment dweeg the exception for rape and incest. she did not call me back. i put in it writing and had it hand-delivered to her office. she did receive that mention and she received that letter before she signed that bill. so she, a woman, could have put that amendment on that bill at least. there are so many questions in that bill. in terms of what does it really mean for doctors? doctors who are obgyn in alabama who don't do an abortion but do a procedure that may be considered getting rid of a feetus or whatever. so it will be a lot of problems down the road. >> when you look at

cleared from a homeless camp in downtown san jose without arrangements for housing, the camp was off bassettoad tracks for almost 2 years but pacific camp 72 hour abatement notice last friday. the residence did not get the assistance that usually goes with a sweep since it was not on city property and city crews did not conduct this week. >>> a new study says the city of san francisco has more billionaires per capita than any other city on earth. the economic research group found san francisco now has 75 billionaires which is one billionaire for every 11,600 people. that is more per ties known for wealth including dubai, hong kong and new york. the researchers are pointing to the high-tech industry and initial public offerings as the main reason for that billionaire boom. >>> blue bottle is recalling some cans of coffee beans after reports that the lids come off too quickly and can actually cause injury. 13 people say that when they removed the pull tab lid it came off with surprising force and one person said they got a cut on their finger. coffee beans can also be ejected from the white si

josh bassett has his story. >>hundreds of people. saying goodbye to a man they never knew.t is important for us to remember those people who served our country. >>hezekiah perkins served our country in the korean war when he passed away recently at the age of 90. it was not clear who would actually show up for his funeral his only family lives too far away to make the trip to cincinnati when we saw that this gentleman served him was going to be buried alone. we couldn't let that happen, he's one ofur be here. a sentime day weekend to make sure this veteran knew his service will never be forgotten. >>i i think it won't turn out like this but thanks so so much for for that. >>internet williams used to work at the nursing home where perkins lived she says he was proud of serving in the army. it always rain today that thing karen always man. >>always respectful and well this morning that he and his shirt love it that every human being deserves the dignity. >>of having someone to see them off and someone who has served as a lot of brothers and sisters and they have come here to

chris bassett, eight scoreless innings. struck out 7. nice effort. he got plenty of run support.bout the grand slam by profar. that was his only hit of the game. but four rbis up on one swing. josh phegley, makes it 8-0. oakland scores four more times in the seventh. like to be able to save these up. marcus simion, high, deep, aloha means goodbye. homer his fifth of the year. a's get 16 hits, 17-3 the final. they snap a three-game losing streak. brooks koepka says his confidence is at an all-time high. round one of the pga championship bethpage black in new york is the scene. not much to celebrate for tiger woods. two double bogeys. a nice eagle putt. curls it in on 4. 2 over 72. 9 strokes back. two players full away, danny lee with a 6 under 63 birdie putt on 18. just has enough oomph to trickle in. one shot back. koepka, 7 birdies, no bogeys in round one. started the day on 10. beautiful putt from the fringe right there. ending his day, kind of bookend birds here. set the course record with a 63, and is 7 under for the tournament, one shot ahead of danny lee. tommy fleetwood is

the first from josh bassett may not have been too painful, especially when you have joe marcha nt too, they can always come back and deliver more pain. joe simpson not once but twice evading the backplane to maintain their own fate hopes of champions cup rugby next season. staggering but struggling, queens were falling short. but hang on, somewhere in there was ali ali. putting the queens within touching distance of a top fourfinish. as queens within touching distance of a top four finish. as this rollercoaster campaign ticked through james laing had rollercoaster campaign ticked throuthames laing had the chance to win it. that close. nine months, 22 matches, 1762 minutes and it all came down to a matter of inches. enough to put your head in a spin. ben cutting, bbc news. —— benat crouch hill. defending champions leinster will face glasgow in the pro14 final after beating irish rivals munster 211—9. while ospreys won their champions cup qualification match against the scarlets 21—10. johanna konta has become the first british woman to reach the final of the italian open in 48 years. t

more bass line or insights of a night's appearance in the final of the european champions league bassett's a three nil lead into the second leg of their semifinal with liverpool little mess he scored twice in spain also goal in that game for former liverpool striker luis suarez one hundred same while there without the injured pair of mohammed sol and the purser for me no liverpool will be hoping history can repeat itself last season pass through away a three goal lead to lose against roma in the quarterfinals showing you more we've been on the receiving end of tough blows particularly last year so we've got that on our minds coming into this game we also have to be conscious that they have an added extra here which is the liverpool fans they always create an extra player so we have to be careful and aware of this. i think your voice discovery realistic bought. the belief within ourselves in the changing room that anything's possible especially on field and hopefully we'll be able to produce on them their special night here. put in another huge performance in the n.b.a. playoffs the houston

the only say bassett is the u.s. bond market.uropean bond market, there is not room for much rate cuts. for us, it is less about what the market is taking a big bet. it is about a portfolio along with risk assets, long investment grade credit. the place where duration makes more sense as the u.s. anna: this picture, expectation uprising in for the markets, is that a true picture? i was talking to a couple of colleagues, the transmission problem the fed has at the moment. above the ioe. you can explain some of this, because of the way the fed is reducing its balance sheet. complicating the transition mechanism. re: in danger of making too much of this idea? myles: i think the market is missing out. we are at the end of the fed hike cycle and trying to figure out if it is an easing cycle or not. i think probably the next move is we are on hold for some time. the market is smelling it. until we get confirmation that global growth is ok and inflation is actually stabilizing rather than reversing, i think the market will remain pricin

we have clear guidance from a bassett or bolton and the national security council. when it comes down to actual execution of election security efforts, we also have very clear understanding of our lanes between the intelligence community, fbi community, and my team, dhs, cisa. the intelligence community works to find out what the bad guys are doing. the fbi works to take them off the table, arrest or whatever, and my team works with election officials to provide an understanding of the threat landscape and feed tools, training, exercise in support of their efforts. that youmond: i know would be interested in information sharing. the fbi is focused on collecting evidence and building a case. i am a sports guy, so i do sports analogies. i understand everybody has different routes to run and different assignments. somebody is going to block. who is the quarterback? is my question. who is making sure everybody is running their routes, blocking who they are supposed to block, and tackling who they should tackle? dir. krebs: there are head coaches, defensive coordinators,

and tania bassett is from napo — the trade union for probation staff.ual. and do you think that lead you back into a life of crime? definitely. i got to the point where i thought what is the point of going to probation? it doesn‘t do anything for me. what would have been better for me. what would have been better for you. what should have been different? well, i was asking for rehabilitation for my drug problem andi rehabilitation for my drug problem and i was saying to my officers that i needed to go to rehab and they we re i needed to go to rehab and they were saying that they could not do that for me. they couldn‘t offer that for me. they couldn‘t offer that kind of support. a police officer got me into rehab and in contact with the timpson foundation, that sort of helped me find employment and turned my life around. which is so good to hear. let me bring intaglio. your reaction to the fact that the government is doing a u—turn on this and is taking over the system again when it comes to supervision of some offenders? we welcome the news absolutely.

david: we welcome now soon ali bassett -- we welcome now sonali basak. the ordinary for barclays to let 12 people go at a time? sonali: not really. morgan stanley also cut a bunch of jobs in equities. also, the places that we have seen cuts, not so surprising. what it does ask is are there going to be more cuts ahead, especially in fixed income? david: and barclays particularly focused on the investment bank because that is the thing shareholders have been after jes staley on, and jes says we are going to keep it. sonali: this has been more of jes staley's problem after the exit of one of his longtime deputies. there is reshaping at the top, so you have to wonder if there are more changes to come. alix: commerzbank had their annual meeting today, and the ceo said many things. i favorite is he said they may need to sharpen their strategy. good to know they are on that. but about mna, he obviously -- about m&a, he obviously did not rule it out. sonali: we have deutsche bank tomorrow, commerzbank today. german regulators are worried about both banks and wha

. >> i like the way angela bassett dances. >> all right. angela ssett. she may be watching.story. on the radar, we see heavy thunderstorms firing up in the mid-section of the country. >> that will be the big story today. mountain snown also ie rockies, summer warmth in the mid-atlantic states, strong storms moving out to new gl end. we got showers throughout the alaska, state of alaska, we're also looking at plenty of sunshine through hawaii. oiat's what's g on in the country. here's wt's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> it is a warm and hazy and humid start to your monday morning. temperatures are in the mid-70s already. 76 i arlington, 75 in frederick, maryland, 75 in quantico,virginia, 79 in annapolis. highs today, feeling like summertime, 88 degrees with a nice chance of a thunderstorm or two, cighest rainnces are around the time the kids are getting out of school, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, keep an eye on that, doug will be here later in the afternoon to keep you posted on the storm chances. >> ar that's you latest weather. craig. >> look at whose joinedus. jenna bush ha

. >> i can assure you that canada and max go are the priority and bassett are like kaiser is in active discussion and the president has instructed us to try to figure out a solution of this is a very important part of passing you mca which is a very important economic agreement for two of our largest trading partners. so, i think we are close to an understanding with mexico and canada. i've spoken to the finance ministers and ambassador like kaiser is leading the issue on this but i assure you it's a priority of ours. south korea, i think, i have not heard that south korea is as big of an issue but i assure you where we are going closely with south korea and japan on the north korea sanctions issues and that is our priority with them . >> they took possession of the ship and on the issue of enforcing actions, can you discuss whether china and russia are abiding by the un and our secondary sanctions against north korea? are they part of the problem and where are we in terms of getting them to be good partners in enforcing sanctions on north korea? >> i think they're broadly being helpfu