>>cook baxter immigration llc dustin joins us from eugene oregon tonight. what are you expecting dustin to have happened this weekend and and our attorneys representing immigrants are they bracing for some legal action. >>yes, so we expect according to president trump's announcement via twitter that there's going to be a big crackdown on people with preexisting deportation orders so yes, his attorneys, you know personally my phone's been ringing off the hooand we're prepared for the worst were paid to have to file a bunch of motions just kind of as quickly as possible to avoid what's called a rapid deportation in these cases what kinds of things are you hearing from the families are they fearful are they afraid are they trying to what are they asking of you what are they. >>what kind of help that they need. >>right so they they are afraid they are afraid that every reason to be afraid when the president says something that think that he's going to do it. but you know as far as what they can do all they can to prepare and a lot of times that preparation mean

resort opened in 1901 detroit deejays like jeff mills and baxter came to berlin hoping to turn the city into the international capital of electronic dance music. fans still reminisce about slender lots is legendary open air parties in the so-called has or guard for lin became a hedonistic player just getting requests we partied through the night anyone complained we'd band to the baltic sea or sushi where their time once stood is now a shopping mall on the trees or has been converted into office space the club has moved to another less pricy part of the city the freedom of 1911 has been driven out by the centuries of corporate capitalism. a picking of underground playgrounds. we'll leave you with some impressions from the italian capital rome where the tunnel is under the engine baths of how loud have been restored and open to the public so built between 201-221-2216 a.d. the public baths were the 2nd largest ever constructed by the roman empire and they were staffed by slaves that continuously stoke the fires in 50 brick ovens to keep the waters hot of a space now boasts a video instal

at hannibal's kitchen, tamara and calvin baxter say they love the historic district. >> when i'm downhere, i feel inspired. >> reporter: you feel inspired because wow, people came up from slavery? >> yeah, this is my people. we built a lot of things around here. >> reporter: but the baxters sense a city and nation divided. >> racial divide, economic divide. no one is really trying to come together to, like, make the country one. >> reporter: now this drive out of charleston is taking us out of the low country by the coast and away from one of the richest parts of south carolina. our next destination is in one of the poorest counties in this state where we're going to orangeburg, south carolina for lunch. at aunt lee's barbecue in this old farm town we met a family who had just come from a funeral. shirley bea caldwell grew up nearby, picking co. cotton. >> i went in the cotton fields to get cotton that was our way of making a living. >> i never knew this. >> reporter: her son todd now works for a bank. >> reporter: what's the economy like around here? >> the economy is not the richest

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the last character himself, but a baxter describe last-minute hollywood.the push people's buttons on that show? >> what is that? >> trump. >> we dressed up as trump supporters. we insided to public that button. if you don't think one way, you are completely dibbled a million different things. he showed us, he didn't believe home improvement to be accurate. allen, who turns 66 next week, he takes in the "tool time" set. >> it is still here. >> reporter: he hang on to a soft spot demon. asis la to do this. >> it's an angry automobile. >> okay. it's also a really fun bauble. it's more smiles per miles for me. >> reporter: and it's only for quick trips. turns out his main car is a battery-powered tesla. he has two daughters and he says he dreams of a cleaner world for them. >> all of the "toy story" movies, are about -- >> fuel, batteries, we think around with the cars. that would be something to shoot for. justice fixing something. how appropriate is that? >> yeah. >> reporter: and with m his >>> you don't have to be a carry godmother to make wishes come true

lieutenant jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department explains what happened then. >> he started to struggle. he went underwater. they tried to help him out. they couldn't. they got out of the water and called 911. when we arrived on the scene, we started a search with the san francisco police department, fire department, coast guard and helicopters. at about 3:23 p.m. this afternoon, one of the rescue divers located the victim submerged underwater about 25 yards offshore and was able to bring him to the surface immediately starting lifesaving measures. >> reporter: as we mentioned, the teenager was rushed to a hospital. every effort was made but it was not going to be enough. the teenager in the water for about an hour and a half before they were finally found. the fire department wanted to add something about the teenagers that were with their friend when he was lost. they said they did everything right short of maybe going out there without being able to swim. they said calling 911 and getting help immediately probably allowed them to find the teenager in the water whe

. >> i understand freedom of religion and we all do and we wish but it and i have heard the anti-baxter's theory, but i believe both are overwhelmed by the public health risk. >> now gned a bill that will and religious exemptions and the newer time reports 26 26000 students had religious exemptions this morni and six counties because of the extremely high fire risk in napa, solana, lake, yolo and colusa county's and all fires will be banned except campfires on campground some private pretty good property. >> good morning if you're driving on the gilroy super commute, it has been a nice drive from gilroy and hollister from the whole area looks pretty good to start continuing into morgan hills. traffic is looking good coming through and into the . for the have a nice drive in the valley right now with no major delays and that is what you get for getting up early, get your commutes into the latter part of july and hopefully we will see lighter traffic here for the summer time. this is interstate 880 at oakland in front of the oracle arena, traffic moving well in both directions. and here is

jonathan baxter from the san francisco fire department earlier today. he said they did have a fire marshal here last night at bill graham, and that while they were at capacity, they were not overcapacity. he said they are aware of some of those pictures floating around on social media and did receive one complaint, which they are investigating. are two fire marshals here tonight, they also spoke with security here at bill graham to ensure the same thing is not happen later this evening when the headliners take the stage. >>> president trump has pulled back nation immigration raids, he wants to give lawmakers two weeks to work out solutions for the southern border, and mike oliver explains some are skeptical that a compromise will happen in a short amount of time. >> reporter: president trump says his administration will move ahead with a nationwide sweep to deport undocumented immigrants in two weeks. the president tweeted that he is giving democrats on capitol hill time to fix problems at the southern border. he said probably won't happen, but worth a

we showed it to you a couple nights ago, the national starter baxter's are broke his nose bunting in back -- of batting practice. he had a huge shiner on his right eye and struck out 10 in 7 innings. he even did the post game interview with the shiner. and look at the two different colored irises looking even stranger during the interview. the nba draft is tonight. it is anybody guess who the warriors will take. we know who they won't take, that guy. mount zion williamson expected to the first overall to the pelican, possibly the most high prospect since lebron. the warriors will pick all the way down to 28 and they haven't had a pick higher than 28 since 2012. but general manager bob myers plans to pull a rabbit out of his hat. >> there been guys drafted that change the course of the franchise. it does happen, it's rare, we try to do that every year. we hold ourselves to the highest standard that we can, if we don't, then you guys all help us with that. >> and check out what brad burns wore to the nhl awards show last night. >> actually he didn't, the outfit was the highlight of the

exeter‘s director of rugby, rob baxter, knows beating saracens is no easy task.once in a generation team and i can understand that because teams tend to become cyclical around groups of players and you can really see they have a strong pain group at the moment. that's it, i think we are a strong pain group and on our day, we have beaten saracens before in important games, and that is what we have got to try to do today. and finally, back to madrid to finish — and before such a big game, the two teams and their managers normally keep themselves out of the public eye. so imagine liverpool supporters‘ shock when jurgen klopp walked through the streets of the spanish capital. it will take you a few more seconds. yes, that is the angle. just kidding — it's a klopp lookalike! but it's debatable whether some fans realised or not. he is absolutely swamped! i love that, in the streets of madrid. loads going on including the derby at epsom, where dragon net is the favourite. that is all this but for now, the weather now. you could be forgiven for thinking it is the med, gl

exeter‘s director of rugby, rob baxter, knows beating saracens is no easy task.—in—a—generation team, and i can understand that because teams tend to become cyclical around groups of players, and you can really see they've got a strong playing group at the moment. that said, i think we're a strong playing group and, on our day, we've beaten saracens before in important games, and that's what we've got to strive to do again. busy afternoon of sport, loads going on including the epsom derby where the aidan o'brien trained horse is the aidan o'brien trained horse is the favourite. that is all for now. so much look forward to and so much to choose from. that's all the sport for now. the uk border force has confirmed it's dealing with a number of boats carrying migrants off the kent coast. there are reports of as many as 13 boats. four have apparently been intercepted, with around 30 people on board. our reporterjohn mcmanus is in dover. this is difficult for the authorities, presumably, a lot is about the fine conditions this weekend? yes, exactly, those numbers star

and lead spokesperson for the law that legalized tax and regulated recreational uses marijuana in baxter state. with colorado we were the first states to actually legalize marijuana for recreational use. because of that i have a personal insight into how it works. so every two careers i go on the road and talk up the wisdom of taking the crime out of the equation and dealing with marijuana as health and education challenge and civil liberty. >> you're on the road in dc what are you doing in d.c what are you mo meeting. >> i have a busy schedule meeting with legislators interested and should be more interested in moving out of the state by state legalization realm and into the federal realm. i think 47 states now in our country have some kind of legal marijuana. and the federal government needs to just wake up to the fact that this is going to be more of a confusion and a clkting situation with legal businesses in one state, and illegal in the other state, and this is how it works in our country, the way i understand it. states are incubators of change. that's how it was it was with prohi

minister ‘s are digging their heels in, saying that the negotiated brexit deal is dead, that the irish baxtereu leaders are digging in their heels here as well. we had of the irish prime minister today who talked about an atmosphere of rising animosity to the ongoing brexit debate. the dutch prime minister said to me that the brexit deal can only be changed if the uk changes its redlines. so what are these two entrenched positions mean? well, it means that as we approach the autumn, no deal brexit looks increasingly likely, even though looks increasingly likely, even thoutheremy looks increasingly likely, even though jeremy hunt, boris johnson and all the eu leaders say they want to avoid it. the question is, in the end, will they want to avoid it enough to show some ankle and some flexibility at this stage, and with the side so far apart, it will only work if the leaders on both sides go for it. our political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster for us. jonathan, michael gove out but a lot of talk splashed across all the newspapers, the suggestion that there was a bit of skuldugger

i spoke with jonathan baxter the fire department and says there was a fire marshal here and that the auditorium was at capacity and never overcapacity. he said they are aware of the social media posts and they did receive one official complaint they are investigating that and said they have talked with security at the auditorium to make sure that no one is blocking those stairways or walk ways later on tonight. in san francisco, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> new details on a deadly crash in the city. two people were killed after a collision on third and all avenue. security camera footage shows the victims car is into the intersection and moments later it is sideswiped. police say a man died at the scene and another person died later as well. >> i heard the train came and then like the tires and the crash. spotify no traffic all the time and take baths and the people race here. authorities say very little about the investigation into exactly what happened and they said a third victim was taken to the hospital with nonthreatening injuries. >>> authorities are investigating a suspicious i

former redskins, brian mitchell, former maryland player, lonie baxter and gary williams.y raised more than $100,000. we had little cancer survivors and fights there. incredible people there. so, so generous.g, bi big thank you for james roberts to put it together. thank you guys for including me in that. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 5:20. stillahead, a look at a museum exhibit 365 million years in the making. >>> then later today on "ellen". >>> really? >> we're just getting old. >> no, we're not. >> we're 25 years older. >> we're on the health horizon. we're going to live until we're about 120. >> ewww. >> ellen's best bud jennifer aniston sts y. ellen asks her about the li possibi of a "friends" reunion show. >> check out "ellen at ♪ you know relia he support when youe it, and that dependability is what we want to give our customers. at comcast, it's my job to constantly monitor our network. prevent problems, and to help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for comcast. ke we are working to hings simple, eas

>>many baxter knows the trails inside a now and has all the sand morning in san sledding equipment forager michael franklin says the coral pink sand dunes has it all. >>what we says both for the riders and non writers. so you hike you can ride right horses and that things will this only the zoo. >>and after more than a decade as the manager he's confident the state park is headquarters for family fun since i've been here. >>i've had family scumbag year-on-year again and then they bring their families their kids bring their families so i've had a couple fat is the 3rd generations that are becoming back here. >>it's on why when knew him danone and reporting in >>fun it taking a live look outside this evening along the embarcadero real quiet evening on this father's day. fog did. >>brolin and i started to see the mr. unlike 6 ish so i know that tomorrow morning is probably going to get a look about the same but we're looking at a really nice week i do know that. >>certainly the case lot of people at home maybe with the family this evening. well, here's a look at your seven-day forecast. r

we do have the community outreach with lieutenant baxter and some of the projects we have been working on. some of the things he does every day. we have people to do hands-on c.p.r. and to stop the bleed. a lot of community engagement with the engine crews. our personnel from station 49 working hard with many community events that they go to, schools, high schools, academies, they are engaged. there is a picture of that good day we had. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. before the commissioners chime in, i will ask for public comment off of the report. is there any member of the public would like to give public comment at this time? public comment is closed. commissioners? >> thank you, mr. president. thank you, chief for your report , your inaugural report. i appreciate it very much. very thorough. a couple of questions. one, have we engaged the grant writer yet? do we have a grant writer on board working to bring in grants to the department? >> we haven't hopped on a person that will want to work for the department yet. we are working on that. there is a pool

baxter promises to step up security along its border with water mala to stop migrants but the u.s. wants it to do more to avoid tariffs. britain's price of party fails to win a seat in westminster as labor scores a narrow victory. kazakhstan's growing youth movement rally supporters ahead of a presidential election. ethiopian prime minister has arrived in sudan to broker talks between pro-democracy protesters and the that's after the african union suspended sudan's membership in response to the crackdown on protesters and the military is refusal to hand power to civilians are saying more than 100 people have been killed since monday or smith has more with the warning that some of the oars my fine images in this report disturbing. oh another person with a bullet wound medics rushed to stop the bleeding. then another would say all the while and less sound of gunfire. this was khartoum on monday and this is the latest video to emerge from when the palace military group known as the rapid support forces fired on unarmed protesters and we have urged restraint from the security forces an

so what has the exeter head coach rob baxter learned from those experiences?ly stages of the game, but were we actually cool—headed and did we see the opportunities that were there in attack and probably in defence? we didn't really, and that is something we have to learn from and move forward, because it doesn't matter how hot the battle gets we need to be able to think clearly as well. johanna konta has become the first british woman since 1983 to reach the last 16 of the french open. the british number one dismantling slovakia's viktoria kuzmova in straight sets to ease into the second week. konta hadn't even won a main—draw match at the tournament until this year, but she cruised past kuzmova in under an hour to continue her impressive form on the clay. she faces 24th seed donna vekic from croatia next. meanwhile, in the men's draw, roger federer became the oldest man to reach the fourth round at roland garros in 47 years by beating norwegian casper ruud in straight sets. next for the third seed is argentina's leonardo mayer. warrington are through to the

anywhere to run per se to the new and do not live via skype right now we have lieutenant jonathan baxter. >>with the san francisco fire department talking about some tips. what you can do in this he good morning. >>good morning. what are you hoping as i have a good morning and staying cool in the office, yes and i see you're in the car are so let's give warning number one which is don't leave anything in your car like your pets, your kids or a you know anything else that could melt. >>that's correct. that is one of my tips, let's start off with. >>don't leave anybody anything in any of your pets inside of her vehicle. >>whether it's running or is at 75 degrees out right now inside your vehicle you can be up to a 100 degrees already. >>and for child and all the money. pet that could actually become fatal. and story a young healthy adult that can cause injuries and illness and that could also lead to a fatality if you're in there for a prolonged period of time. >>it's in i was about to say. well how long does it take to get that hot, but really it's safer to just say if it's going to be th

laughter ] here it is in a sentence sarah is a great kisser, but if i have to watch one more video of baxterng with yarn, i'm out. [ laughter ] #petflicksandchill next, we have "chair noble." here's the definition. the two-row exclusion zone around the kid in class with bad b.o. [ laughter ] matt never showers after gym, so everyone gives him a three-chair radius to avoid the fallout. #chairnoble. [ applause ] up next, give it up -- [ cheers and applause up next, we have "reef cake. here's the definition. a guy who smokes weed all day but is somehow still ripped. [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence trevor's bong must weigh 100 pounds because he's always stoned, but he's got arms like a long shoreman. [ light laughter ] that boy, a reef cake. [ laughter ] next, we have -- [ applause ] that one works because teens also use beefcake. [ laughter ] next, we have "mcrib." here's the definition. the kid who shows up to school once every year. [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence - chase made his annual appearance to class for the final exam, promptly flunked and headed on home guess we'll see th

so what has the exeter head coach rob baxter learned from those experiences?e, but were we actually cool—headed and did we see the opportunities that were there in attack and probably in defence? we didn't really, and that is something we have to learn from and move forward, because it doesn't matter how hot the battle gets we need to be able to think clearly as well. johanna konta has become the first british woman since 1983 to reach the last 16 of the french open. the british number one dismantling slovakia's viktoria kuzmova in straight sets to ease into the second week. konta hadn't even won a main draw match at the tournament until this year, but she cruised past kuzmova in under an hour to continue her impressive form on the clay. konta faces 24th seed donna vekic from croatia next. meanwhile, in the men's draw, roger federer became the oldest man to reach the fourth round at roland garros in 47 years by beating norwegian casper ruud in straight sets. next for the third seed is argentina's leonardo mayer. warrington are through to the semi finals of rug

now we are joined by lieutenant baxter with the san francisco fire department. let's start with what we saw when that man was brought ashore. even though he had been underwater for something on the order of an hour and 20 minutes. >> that is caressed. the child was underwater for about an hour and 20 minutes, one of our rescue divers from rescue company one located him underwater in very low visibility. roughly an estimated 25 yards off the shore from here. that rescue diver was able to look bring him up to the service. and immediately start doing life-saving measures, our crew which was a lot of paramedics and a lot of emergency personnel from the u.s. coast guard police department and fired a parent, immediately started life-saving measures to bring this kid back to life. >> reporter: you said really aggressive cpr, aggressive life- saving measures. >> yeah, we were rotating personnel out every one minute to do compressions. we want nice hard compressions on this child. this is a drowning, this is a cardiac arrest, the water is about 61 degrees, so we are not

whether he is your choice or not he deserves fairness. " and baxter said he waffles far too much and is all coming together, borisjohnson will enter ten downing st as prime minister and the uk will leave the eu, happy days. boris says they are hard fixes to avoid —— technical fixes to avoid a hard irish border. this one. the entire content of the interview with borisjohnson is nauseating. he is living in cloud cuckoo land, simplistic nonsense from a man who repeatedly does not have a clue. prime ministers need the ability to know what to say and went to said which is definitely not him on past form. i dread the day, if he gets the keys to number ten. one more for now. he claims to have a solution to the difficult withdrawal renegotiations, but does he, or is this just renegotiations, but does he, or is thisjust a renegotiations, but does he, or is this just a bed at leadership? renegotiations, but does he, or is thisjust a bed at leadership? it's definitely a bed at leadership, yeah. thank you for your company today. we are back tomorrow at ten o'clock. bbc newsround live is next. by

at hannibal's kitchen, tamara and calvin baxter say they love the historic district. >> when i'm downery. >> yeah, like this is my people. we feel a lot of things around here. >> reporter: the backs center's sense of city and nation divided. >> racial divide, economic divide. no one is really trying to come together to make the country one. >> reporter: this drive out of charleston is taking us out of the low country by the coast and away from one of the richest parts of south carolina. our next destination is in one of the poorest counties in this state where we're going to orangeburg, south carolina, for lunch. in in old farm town we met a family who had just come from a funeral. shirley b. caldwell grew up nearby picking cotton. >> i literally went in the cotton fields and picked cotton. that was our way of making a living. >> reporter: her son todd now works for a bank. >> what's the economy like around sneer. >> the economy is not the richest. >> reporter: for that reason, gentleman quetta chapman is interested in elizabeth warren. >> i love the fact that she's an advocate for el

one college offers baxter's degrees in forest management hydrology wildlife fisheries education nursing tribal governance and tribal historic preservation. we are aggressively working to sustain our tribal languages because language culture and community are essential to native students success and completion. at s casey we had a teacher of friendship program that includes a year-long immersion in stylish language. we focus on the adult because they are essential for teaching our language. for us the situation is critical. just a few years ago the number of fluent speakers fell to 18. our goal is to educate 40 stylish language teachers who give our children a clear path clear vision of the world as a sailors person and set them on a good path. the program is also a path to economic mobility in the first few years every student who completed the program was hired in the local schools. this program demonstrates a synergistic dual nature of economic mobility in native people. academic success is important, equally important to us is to strengthen our community and perpetuate our culture. t

. >> jeremy baxter, pretty easy way to handle those questions with those head stones behind you and that's it's not i'm not going to talk about it here, not now, when we get back home there will be plenty of time for politics but today is about the men who served and lay behind me. >> totally undignified, actually, i think it besmirches the honger and dignity of that moment, of that place, of the occasion of remembering what happened 75 years ago. and the thing about the president's speech really, as much as we appreciate the words, the thing that i thought, when i heard it is, it is a total repudiation of the trump foreign policy, the trump foreign policy has been to enable and embolden auto crat, tie rantd, the populist neo nationalist movements sweeping europe and d-day in some ways commemorates the exact opposite which is the unification of the united states, the trans-atlantic allies to push back against attorney ny and stand up for freedom. >> and there is the substance and teetly made up and doesn't make any sense robert mueller and the purple heart and broonz star award and he said

thank you so much, lucy baxter, who was a campaigner in all of this and hopes that will change.hanges. it is good to hear from you both. you can hear more on this and harriet's story on bbc look north in the north east and cumbria tomorrow. it is approaching 17 minutes past seven. here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. is not great is the week progresses, is it, good morning. good morning, ben. we want to rain across eastern england but we will get a lot of it in the next couple of days. let's enjoy the sunshine while we have got it. not a bad day for many of us today. in staffordshire a real different story compared to what we had this time yesterday. the low has moved off into scandinavia. do need to draw your attention to this mass of cloud that is moving up from the near continent, heading in your direction monday and tuesday. enjoy some sunshine this morning. a chilly start, but lovely spells of sunshine. we have some showers already. they have continued through the night through scotland and northern ireland. can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with thos