be otherwise. so the combination all those things will end the practice of taking children away from their families when they cross the border. craig. >> pete, are your sources giving you any indication regarding a timetable? is this emanate? >> yes. >> the signing of the eo? >> i think the president's going stein perhaps within the hour, maybe around 2:00, and then he's off to i think minnesota. but what i am told is that the way it's worded it says this takes effect immediately. now, immediately say relative thing in the federal government. you've got a lot of moving parts here. but they will be told about this and told to move on it smartly. >> kristen welker standing by at the white house. kristen, what have we heard from the president or the administration or some sort of official about reconciling what the president just said a few moments ago with what we've heard this administration say over the past week, that this was a problem created by congress there are was a problem created by democr

will there be a difference? there will be, definitely. the money is meant to be flowing next april.ut middle of the pack. if you look at the old eu 15 countries who we might want to compare ourselves with, we spend about 9.7% of gdp on both nhs and private and you have to add those together to compare with other countries. that puts us in the middle of the pack. this new money will add about 0.6%, 10.3, 10.4%. that leaves saw —— was almost exactly where we were in 2016, it is only 2023 when that kicks in. where other countries will be by then, we don‘t know. yes, it has improved the amount of money, the percentage of gdp putting into health care, but not so much compared to other countries. what about the nhs's ability to spend this wisely? there isa ability to spend this wisely? there is a perception every pound spent, and amount of that is just wasted, is that there? i don't think it is so much now. there was a complaint is that during the tony blair and gordon brown years when a lot of money did go into health care, that is what people wanted, there was a feeling even in the nhs

be taken to be.ble arteries of england and we emerge into the rarefied atmosphere of planet london. in some parts of the capital, like here in islington, only half of people say they feel strongly english. a similar proportion say they feel strongly european, and a third of people here have a strong link with a country outside the uk. london is a truly international city, where identities can be discarded, absorbed into lifestyle. would you ever call yourself english? see, this is the debate that i've had with some of my friends. i call myself british, british—indian, and they're like, "but you're english, because you live in england, you were born here." and i'm like — "i don't know whether i'd call myself english." i'd call myself british—indian, i think. being english, unlike being british, is seen as an exclusive identity, an honour bestowed only upon those eligible. that is its weakness and its strength. mark easton, bbc news, england. markjoins us now from regent's canal in central london. did

could be taken and could be signed i don't think it will be the beginning of diplomatic relations between north korea and the united states but who knows we will all wait and see what's in it wait and see what's in it and while we wait to do that we're going to talk to our correspondent in singapore boston heartsick is standing by we're trying to get that connection for you so week perhaps he has more information on what's included in that declaration boston can you hear me. i can hear you you can hear me in boston we're just talking about this declaration as we await donald trump and kim jong un who are set to sign this document are you aware of any of the items that could potentially be in it. well there's been a lot of talk we don't know any more details. of you know what's actually really going to be in there but of course there's been a lot of speculation about what could be in it you just mentioned some sort of agreement to talk about a peace deal on the korean peninsula of course further talks that would be about that would be something you know that i'm sure everyone would like bo

to bea to be granted status, there has to be a good reason.d using that information. but you citizens want more. there is little trust in the home office, because of the windrush scandal and also they need to be able to fill application, be able to go online. i think there is barriers. this is a huge and complex scheme and after the windrush scandal there is pressure to get it right. sajid javid said as a son of immigrants he understands the concerns, but only a system that works smoothly will give the reassurance that many are looking for. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, said some people are likely to find the application process more time—consuming than others. if you're someone who is familiar with computers and smartphones, let's say you have been in this country for over five years and you've got an employment history that's documented, i don't think it will be terribly difficult to apply. it will be pretty straight forward. if, however, you're someone that let's say has a more checkered employment history here, perhaps you ha

parking will be limited. be sure to expect major traffic delays. can remind us, the parade will begin on broadway at 11th street, turning right on 20th street, turning right on harrison to 19th street, and right on lakeside drive, ending on oak and 13th street. you will be limited as far as parking so don't even try it. >>> thank you, robin. now let's go back out to the field where lydia pantazes is talking to warriors fans. >> good morning. >> good morning. those posters i was showing you earlier, the guy ran out of them within a few minutes. now everybody here is super excited . [ cheers and applause ] sylvia is here from south san francisco. >> i have been a warriors fan forever. >> reporter: what are you most excited to see today? >> i want to see thompson. >> reporter: is he your favorite player? >> yes. so you are excited to see klay thompson and excited to be here, right? >> yes, very excited. a lot of excitement here. this is my son. >> reporter: show me what you made. what did you bring from home? >> i bought this last week. >> reporter: t

it would be great. i think the president is unconventional to say the least when it comes to his media outreach and his ability and his position to directly communicate with the person people. so maybe he will surprise us and say listen, i'll let you come in, take a quick spray and get them out of there after one comment by him and not hearing from the other side. i would suspect, dana, if we don't get that and at a minimum, i know the president loves to talk and get his messaging out, i guarantee you we'll hear from him if he stops by the press area before heading over to marine one. >> dana: since you and i both think it won't happen, it will happen. we'll be ready and bring it that to everybody live. thanks, kevin. >> you bet. >> dana: meantime, canada and mexico and the european union are moving ahead with new tariffs on american goods. this is after president trump lifted exemptions on steel and aluminum imports. benjamin hall is in london. >> a lot of loud angry voices from some very close u.s. al

that could be issued for them that they could be upzoned. but this is too broad of a brush and i certainly urge you to reconsider taking that amendment off. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, supervisors. teresa flanderic can senior disability action. i'm so happy that this will be delayed at least until july. that was our intent in asking to please put this on hold because there will be perhaps unintended consequences in this as it currently reads in that number one this violates the housing services rights to tenants so that if laundry areas are removed, or if storage areas are removed, these are also laundry -- everyone needs to wash clothes. this is also happening at time when laundromats are actually closing or they're being demolished. and so we need to remember that there are people that may be affected and to make sure that we have things in place as safeguards. the other reality, which is mebad ugly is there ar tors out there who have been abusing permits, getting serial permits, etc. or going ahead an

there will be various things being voted on. or more conservatives who were in that room with the prime minister and said they looked in her eye and she said, i would thought this for you, they then have to decide how they are going to defeat the government, or are they going to fall into line? so yet again, we are coming to a crunch point which can't be delayed for much longer. clearly, this raises the stakes even further. are we saying that there was a dispute about what the prime minister may or may not have promised the potential rebels? secondly, we are still in the area where there could be a defeat for theresa may on this area when it comes back to the house of commons? absolutely. she is trying to square the circle where she has the conservative remainers saying, we wa nt the conservative remainers saying, we want to reject a no deal scenario. then you have david davis and others saying, having no deal has to be on the table in order to get the best deal. they in brussels have do think that we will walk away with no deal

may not be over.nts to spend more and cut taxes, which may put it into conflict with the eu spending rules. and the new interior minister, the league's leader, wants a tough new policy on migration which may provoke argument. the bbc‘s james reynolds, reporting from rome. the spanish prime minister, mariano rajoy, is on the verge of being voted out of office. now, a small basque nationalist party has said it will back the move by the opposition socialists. their five votes should be enough to topple mr rajoy on friday, after more than six years in office. if the opposition win, snap elections are expected. the socialists called the vote after the high court fined mr rajoy‘s people's party more than $250,000 for benefiting from bribes. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: all hail stormzy. the british grime star triumphs at this year's ivor novello awards. the queen and her husband and their royal procession. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given with gre

>>> sure, i'd be happy to. in terms of verticality, the proposed addition is, in my opinion, a bit in keeping with the subject street wall. it's a little bit hard to see. but in terms of visual impact of the streets, council alluded to the set back that's been proposed which would help reduce that visual impact on the subject street. in terms of impacts to adjacent properties, i think some earlier photos were shown that showed the actual maximum height being proposed which is relatively nominal. about five additional feet above the current curb of the roof. surely construction impacts are universal and can be felt. >>> yeah, i guess i mean more the question of if we're not adding another unit and we know a little bit of the history of this property, just thinking about whether an expansion is kind of in the best serving of this best land use. and then also what long term impacts could be for others that might think of expanding their houses around the neighborhood. >>> sure. >>> just a quick clarification with

there will be -- that is the only surface parking l plan there are parking garages that will be built in the future. i know this plan is skewed this way. but if you can see the striped -- looks like stripes on them -- there will be two parking garages. >> director samaha: can you show me where those are? >> they have theertical -- stripes. that's the parking garage. there is one here and one here as well. that is california avenue. so you're just about half a block away from some parking garage structures. plus there is parking on most of the streets. >> director samaha: right, yeah, good, i'm glad we have foreseen that, because you know, we don't want, like i said, cars circling around trying to find parking we want this pedestrian friendly environment. we have locations where people feel theee nto drinto the island, they have easy access to that. ok. thanks. >> director giusti: thank you. i'll start off by echoing the sentiments of my fellow commissioners. it's always wonderful to look at beautiful renditions of well thought out street scapes. question i had was, did we check in wit

incapable of so i don't think that there's going to be any problem with being bored this can be more to do more to learn work find out. workers are going to be sure to prove i'm not at all convinced of this kind of resurrection. perhaps when you reach a certain point you should make way for others and not become a burden to anyone it's good your i stand in front of the mountain venerated by the apaches when they got older they climbed up to the summit and waited for testicles switchy with. everything about the way we have structured our society is based on us living for certain out of time on average seventy years will say so the idea of how long we're in school or university or college how long we work before we retire the is jewish and of marriage the idea. having children and the rhythm of having children a place in one generation all of this depends upon a group of people living for a certain period of time and then moving on and making way for the next generation and those who want to live forever those who want to say we're going to be the generation that discovers the elixir o

on june 12 will be in singapore. it will be a beginning. i never said it will happen in one meeting. we are talking about years of hatred between summoning nations. but i think you will have a very positive result in the end, but not from one meeting. >> you appeared the question there is sincerity. has it gone far enough? >> my letter was a respond to their letter. the media said you had a meeting, then canceled it. i canceled it in response to a very tough statement. i think we are very over that. now we are going to deal and start a process. we are meeting with the chairman on june 12. i think it will probably be successful. remember what i say, we will see what we will see. i think it is going to be a process that we deserve to have. they want it. we think it is important. and i think we would be making a big mistake if we do not have it. i think we will have a relationship and it will start on june 12. >> what can be done on june 12 -- president trump: this was a meeting where a letter was given to me by kim jong-un. it was a very nice

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he may be the first generation that will actually be willing to allow itself to be voted out of office, which i think is a huge step going forward. i've also been encouraged by recent steps he's taken, most especially the agreement to implement the peace treaty, which is going to be quite difficult given internal ethiopian pressures. so overall, ethiopia had major human rights problems in the past. i'm encouraged that each year, it will get better and better, and if confirmed, i will certainly engage very strongly with ethiopia, given my own history with that country, to make sure it goes forward. >> i hope to be very tough on this. we seen other countries like berm, where we thought they were on a path and they made an abrupt change in direction. the struggles and ethiopia are real so i would hope that you would continue to do that. we had a chance to talk and raise the port issues in regard to yemen. yemen is a major humanitarian crisis now and it's complicated as to how we can get help to the people. there's clearly outside forces trying to prevent that from happening. but we don't

held without being charged and so it really depends what evidence there might be, he is only being heldt of the vw group is a reputational one and this is something that the company is struggling with right now. we are saying on a monthly basis really a new set ofjudges or fines being made —— new set of charges. in germany or the us. it means that they have set aside $30 billion just to cope with the costs of those finds or the buy—backs of the car is and the legal proceedings in general, so this is something that isa general, so this is something that is a real ongoing problem for the whole group and it might be we see this broaden out within audi as well because this effectively now this just the beginning of this particular investigation. thank you very much. the united nations human rights council has started a three—week session in geneva today — the foreign secretary borisjohnson spoke at the opening session and called for more efforts to improve access to education for girls across the world. if all girls went to secondary school, then infant mortality would be cut in half, savin

hot. >> it will be exciting. >> yes. >> i am always prepared. >>> it will be warm in oakland and even coit tower is excited, lit up in gold and blue. your weather headlines, it will be warm. the warmest day of the weak is today and in the east bay, you can see there are a lot of locations in the low 90s in places like san jose and concord, but going east in antioch and brentwood, it could reach the upper 90s. closer to the water, temperatures in the upper 70s but it won't drop much until thursday, friday, saturday sunday, things will cool down, 70s and low 80s with more cloud coverage. it is hovering over the ocean and the wind is calm. sfo, eight miles-an-hour west and then because the winds are so light, we aren't getting any help with no cooling for us and that is why the bay will be warm and sunny. we will talk more about the cool down, coming up. >>> traffic is crawling on westbound 205 approaching 580 through the tracy triangle and the altamont pass due to a big rig that broke down and it is blocking the right lanes near grant line. today, the commute will be tough and when we g

instead of being a a reasonable standard, which is currently used, it would be one that would be necessary, which would significantly make an impact on the way that these cases are reviewed. however, i do believe that there are conversations that i think are important for this body to understand. there might have been some improper comments that were made and they should be on the record. it would be extremely dangerous to have files based on funding. prosecution-for-hire is not the american way. it's not part of our legal system. and i will go very clear on the record today that we will not accept funding that has such a condition. on the best-case scenario, that would be unethical and could create significant problems for my office. on the worst-case scenario, it could be argued that it could be an offer to bribe or if i work to accept the money in september -- acceptance of a bribe. either one would be a felony. on the other hand, it should be important that we should have an independent investigation of the uses of force and perhaps there are other measures of success that should be ev

offenso be provocative. the fact that speech is offensive and protected and on the other hand the universities have an obligation to ensure there isn't a hostile atmosphere based on the religion or the like. how do two things come together isn't always clear when we look back on our history, 95% of college students were white. today that figure is much different and issues of sensitivity has likewise changed. hate speech is protected but there is difficulty drawing the line between that which is offensive and that which is objectively hostile. the university of michigan is in trouble right now for the second time in a court case because its policy is focusing more on students feelings rather than some objective standard of hostility, but it i that it is a difficult question and in many cases the wall is absolutely clear and muddled. >> the law is pretty clear, with students asking hard questions about why is it that the norms of the united states extend protections to hate speech as crazy a thoughtful person

seen is to be targeted is to be killed. pacific,lace like the it is and the distribution of your force. it is the ability to rapidly aggregate in a time of your choosing. it is about decoys and deception. it is about low observable properties with modernization of equipment. it's all of those things. and about all domain acces ensuring ourselves across all of the domains -- space, cyber, surface, undersea, land -- it is about a fleet in being that can be a land-based fleet to support flee -- support sea control. it does not have to be naval against naval. when we look at missile strike ability or high mobility any multiplekets, rocket system we might be looking at at extended ranges, we can support a campaign we have not been able to do in the past. capability,nned unmanned sensor, unmanned --oter, arknd net force we are talking about a very sophisticated high-end fight where we need to maintain dominance first of all in the informational space. if we can do that, that will underpin everything we can do for command and cont

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to be released?we have left, we should start with it. it was agreed in december that we would pay a bill of about 35 billion to 39 billion sterling if there were a deal. you are really talking about the dividend, as it may well be, only clicking in in perhaps 2021—2022. may well be, only clicking in in perhaps 2021-2022. they do mention 2023-2024 perhaps 2021-2022. they do mention 2023—2024 possibly, don't they? perhaps 2021-2022. they do mention 2023—2024 possibly, don't they7|i would have to be harsher on the prime minister. i tend to think the brexit dividend as a baby who believe in father christmas and the tooth fairy. i believe in father christmas! so deride. england winning the world cup is another comparison. —— so do i. it does not exist, everyone knows that it is extraordinary to hear the prime minister repeating this claim. it was put on the number 10 website. it does not exist. why do you say that? the iss was absolutely clear today. not the forecast was that it does not depend on the for

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robert: there could be.depends on the order of magnitude decision here, but keep in mind we are looking at a strong first half for the u.s. probably index is of 30% during the first half of the year. the fiscal stimulus is still committed in terms of the investment side. and i think the big wildcard is, do the trade and international tensions overshadow the tax cuts when it comes to investment? i think business investment will be a key factor going forward, companies need to buy capital equipment, they need to increase productivity, that bodes well for investment, but the question is if the company will say, there is too much uncertainty in which you put on the brakes. that is something the fed should be watching. alix: or leave altogether, like harley davidson. oil falling after saudi arabia pledges to boost supply, but by how much? this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual chang

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june 12th we'll be in singapore. it will be a beginning.u talk about years of hostility and problems. years of really hatred between so many different nations. but i think you're going to have a very positive result in the end. not from one meeting. >> reporter: you appear to question their sincerity in your letter to kim jong-un last week. have they gone far enough now? >> well, don't forget my letter was a response to their letter. the media forgot that. the media said you had a meeting and cancelled. i didn't kacancel the meeting. i cancelled it in response to a very tough statement. i think we're totally over that and now we're going to deal and start a process. we're meeting with the chairman on june 12th, and i think it's probably going to be a very successful -- ultimately a successful process informal we'll see. remember what i say. we will see what we will see. but i think it's going to be a process that we deserve to have. i mean, we really deserve -- they want it. we think it's important. and i think we would be making a big mist

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this could be anything. bobby, howard, this could be bathroom breaks, it could be anything.ut what we're told is they're -- according to the president, there they go. he's walking down the portico. this looks like the west wing over here. >> it strikes me, chris, they spent rather more time together than maybe -- maybe they're lying in the weeds on this the whole time. it strikes me they spent a little more time together, if not a lot more time together than they thought they might. and i think they're both retreating to their respective camps to figure out what they just did. >> let's talk about this, howard. let's talk about some hard facts here. >> right. >> everybody on the skeptical side of this is when are we actually going to get something done in terms of denuclearization, or is this going to be a let's make friends, hands across the border occasion. i guess with john bolton standing there next to the president who is a super hawk, i expect very demanding in terms of something hard here. bobby, you first. will they get -- will bolton's presence suggest they're going

be aggressive. don't be timid. make it personal. if you take anything away from my remarks today, it is your mission -- make it personal. the more personal it is to you as an individual as well as an organization, the greater clarity and impact you will have in congress as well as in court. make it personal. i do not know how many of you have heardf thispeech by bed."l craven "make your let's have a show of hands. i strongly recommend it. all you have to do is google "make your bed." it is about a 19-minute set of res by admiral the craven, who was the head of u.s. special operations command at the point he was retiring. shortly after he made that speech he retired and became the chancellor of the university of texas. i'm a graduate of the university of texas. -- hook 'emit --general mccrea been commanded the same rotc unit that i did. you saw how successful he is. i take all of the credifor that because of the leadership lessons i left for him to follow through on. i have not been able to communicate that to him yet, but -- [laught

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and it will be great for iran. i expect it to be -- i want it to be great for iran. but if they would have watched our side from some of the horrible provisions that you know, as well as i do, and probably everyone sitting here knows, we could have had a great deal. nothing wrong with a deal. but there's something wrong with that deal. we had a great opportunity to make a phenomenal deal. so i am totally prepared to walk. it could happen. maybe it won't be necessary. i hope it won't be necessary to walk because i really believe that kim jong-un wants to do something that is going to be great for his people, and also great for his family, great for himself. okay? thank you very much. >> sir, if you do invite him to the white house -- to the united states, would it be here at the white house or at mar-a-lago? >> maybe we'll start with the white house. what do you think? >> mr. prime minister, y are the only major world leader not to have a sit-down or a planned sit-down with kim jong-un. you hinted in your address today that would be willing to do so on the matter of a

i will be bringing my ministers together for i will be bringing my ministers togetherfor an i will be bringing my ministers together for an away day at chequers together for an away day at chequers to finalise the white paper we will be publishing, and then be break before parliament breaks for the summer, will be bringing the trade and customs bill back to the house of commons. at the g7 summit, stark differences between the united states and all the other members over trade and russia. gongs in the worlds of sport and entertainment. emma thompson becomes a dame and kenny dalglish gets a knighthood. to get this far, and getting the accolade i have been awarded is very humbling. and on newsnight: sir eltonjohn after... sir elton john after... tells sir eltonjohn after... tells me where the next big battle is and how prince harry will change things in the commonwealth regards to homosexuality. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may is in canada at the g7 meeting, hoping to talk trade but she continues to be distracted by brexit matters. she has been forced to respond to ques

they can be detained if they need to be. they can be released. they have a court hearing. they created this problem with this zero tolerance, get tough. he didn't get his wall built so this is a de facto wall. when you come to the united states, we arrest you. >> let me ask you about some footage that new york one shot of six young girls in harlem in new york city about 12:45 this morning. do you know anything about the kids and where they went and how many children are in new york city. >> we have about -- we have confirmed 100 in new york state. most of them are in the city. the federal government says there's 300 in new york state. this has been a organizational failure. they never anticipated this. they're sending children through a program called the uac, unaccompanied alien children program to different facilities all across the country, where ever they can find a bed. these are not unaccompanied alien children. these are children you took from their parents arms. now they have a hodgepodge where they are looking for beds where ever they can. they are putting childre

. >> be prepared.r all of us out there. amy head with cal fire, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you bet. >>> let's check back in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. what's on tap for the weekend? >> nothing but good! >> nothing but good? >> nothing but good! it's saturday and sunday. i was talking earlier about the short week. >> yeah. >> i'm loving it! i didn't have monday off even but the whole vibe is short week even though -- we worked monday but it was still -- >> if i was king, i would give all of us wednesday off. then every day it would be either thursday or friday. >> that's a good idea. >> wow. hm. that's not bad. >> i'll work on that. >> all right. so we have a good-looking weekend coming up, you guys. temperatures on the warmup certainly over what we saw last couple of days. we had that cooldown. now we're warming up again as high pressure builds in. and it started yesterday in the cool end and then today temperatures started to come back up. back to memorial day

is that a place you still want to be? >> i think you want to be there. think that tech has been the driver this year along with the fed. and i think value investors have issued stocks and gone to the safe pick. i agree with steve i think trade talk is mostly political theater. it could get worse before it gets better. but these have been buying opportunity. the only thing i would say on tech is there's been a -- the change from last year to this year has been much more emphasis on growth and not just growth in profitability. but straight growth. outperforming tech >> how do you see that >> if you look at some of the companies you named or don't have profit, just have 30% or 40% growth revenue nose are the ones being bought those are the ones being bit up. >> even though gdp is growing -- you don't have to look hard to find growth anymore. still people are paying big for it >> look how flat the yield curve is the sustainability of gdp is a question so maybe tech is the invasive species that is eating up all of the other industries which aren't prospering.

new agreements must be reached. just like in issues of other areas like slave trade and trade in illegal goods and chemical weapons and environmental damage and cross- border refugees if you try to get a problem stopped by yelling at another country and saying to them you must fix this problem nothing happens. the only way you get around these issues is to create a mutually agreeable machine tesco that does not have leakage and involves multilateral standards and has verifiable and observable conditions. this is what she -- what we should be looking at for mutual respect. importantly the fact that china is more advanced in working its way up the international value chain means there is more common between china, the u.s. and the other advanced economies, not less. there is more competition sector by sector but there is a greater interest in than ever in china. they have the proper supply chains and increasingly it will not be a low-wage radio producer. it will be a developer of intellectual properties. >> bilateral

so when you want to be president i'm sure. more some want to be that's. what you're going to be for us this is what the four three in the morning can people get. interested falls in the waters in the. first six. welcome back facebook seems to be running out of options and it's a long battle with fake news the company has gone from human fact checkers to an automated system and now it's back to hiring real people again is all t. is done a quarter. in the never ending crusade against fake news facebook has come full circle it's now hiring so-called news credibility specialists to presumably look through and determine the fake from the truth was the individuals with a passion for journalism who believe in facebook's mission of making the world more connected as a member of the team you'll be toast with developing a deep expert see in facebook news credibility program after media outlets picked up on facebook's new position the social media giant took down that ad re uploading it with a few tweaks and a new title news publisher specialist yeah that raises les

i would be humbled to be counted among this group. the responsibilities of the assistant secretary of state stretch from morocco, iran, the yemen. if aces in a must challenges, including failed states, terrorism, he monetary and crises, and efforts to destabilize the region. given our alliances, the region's national resources, and the enormous potential of its population, it's also a reason for strategic imports to the united states. confronting these challenges and taking advantage of the opportunity are the men and women of the bureau. the foreign service officers and civil servants are dedicated and courageous. they make great sacrifices for our country. it'sthe past two decades, -- as a policy official, i worked closely with nea and have great respect for the professionalism and expertise. they were alongside their colleagues in the military and other departments. i hold them in the highest esteem and according as closely as possible. it would be a great privilege to serve alongside these american patriots, helping to advance and

it would be increased. this is something we are agreeing with the original legislation which is to go to the 20 day notice uniformly instead. so i guess that is a recommendation that i don't plan on taking from the planning commission. >> with that said, are there any further cup questions or comments? i would say that amongst the different mentdt see, i want to preserve the pop outs. that is very important. but to have the notification, the neighborhood notification required, and specifically, that is the 311 notification if there was an existing structure that was expanded in the prior three years, to prevent cereal permitting as the planning department mentioned. and then, i know the supervisor spoke about talking about directing the planning commission to adopt the policy for the section 136 pop outs to require a preapplication meeting between the applicant and adjacent neighbours before a rear yard addition can be submitted. i would like to include that provision as well. i'm willing to take a couple r

the supermarket industry thought, we will be fine, we will be fine and maybe on groceries will be onercentage points. amazon is saying, a whole different ballgame. david: it will be tech sooner or later. alix: they cannot get in order for me right. >> or when amazon gets involved. david: that is exactly right. thank you, carol massar. you can find these stories in the latest issue of bloomberg businessweek, catch commentary and analysis every weekend. and coming up, a pardon for the king of junk. of donaldt confidence trump pushing for a pardon from michael milk and. -- michael milken. alix: check out gtv , interact with us directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: those around the president urging him to pardon michael milken. a former managing director at morgan stanley called michael muller can's prosecution a period run amok. and the bond pioneer pled guilty to security tax violations. he served two years, then he founded the milken institute. quite a story. we are welcoming jason kelly to talk about this. isi will to you that this going to be one of the most read stories. you can

colleague, marg reach, will be organizing marguerite, will be organizing. thanks for being here and let's get started. you know, i appreciate your being here today. one member of congress, representative joe croey from new york, issued a letter yesterday suggesting you back out ofhis event tod, saying it is inappropriate for you to be speaking with a group that act and anti-semitic e organization. so i'm glad you are able to with us today. it didn't think you took him serious. tom: i am speaking to the national press club. i heard about the letter. i have not seen the letter. to call the c.i.s. racist, didn't representative crowley send a similar letter to his fellow c yvette clarke in new york when she stood in front of the i.c.e. building and called us the gestapo, the nazis, did he do that? so i'm here to speak to the american people. national press club i think is the perfect place to do that. there is misinformation what's going on in immigration enforcement. i'll do everything i can to set the record straight. jessica: that's why we're here. i am hopi

that could be renewable energy or it could also be hydroelectric power. but the overall goal here is to squeeze out any conventional power over that timeline so that by 2030, the city -- the electric supply served to the city by cleanpowersf is 100% greenhouse gas free. this is to give you a context of where we're going in the future. and those are the slides i prepared. i do want to add a little bit more detail to the contracts, and then, i'll wrap up. couple of more things that are exciting for me to announce, and that is the general manager of the puc under authority granted by the board and the commission entered into two long-term contracts, a 22 year purchase agreement to take energy from0 me10watt -- to be constructed 100 megawatt solar facility that will be built in lancaster california to meet our customer demand. that plant is expected to come on-line in the middle of 2019. and in addition to that, a 15-year power purchase agreement with a developer to construct 47 megawatts of wind in the tehachapi region of california, which is mojave. and wha

be individuals.ll be individuals who are community in chinese, because this is going to affect the total company, not just the american part of the company that's the other unique feature. this is the first time that i am aware that a major foreign company has been brought into strict compliance with u.s.ic port control rules >> yes, definitely good they will be fluent in mandarin -- we talked about that earlier actually in storms, you definitely want to make sure they're in the room and they know what's going on, otherwise, yeah hey, wilbur, you have been a republican your whole life, haven't you? >> no, i don't know that that's true >> all right but you see that there is a lot of well-meaning conservative republicans that think that there will be more job losses that result from this few that we save given this, some of the tariffs, that we're cutting off our nose despite our face? we see more and more of that every day, i know you read it, do you see yourself and the president, if it gets to that

the odd one could be heavy.umid 20s, cooler on the north sea coasts and it will feela bit humid in 20s, cooler on the north sea coasts and it will feel a bit humid in the south. heading to the week in, anything dramatic? not really, southern areas at risk of some showers but certainly not all the time and further north, more reliably dry weather, pretty cloudy, some sunny spells and temperatures in the 20s soak things stayed pretty quiet as we head through the rest of the week. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. cabinet ministers have approved controversial plans to expand heathrow airport, chris grayling has announced. mps are set to vote on the proposals in weeks. culture secretary matt hancock has said he will not block fox's attempt to takeover sky. however, he added that sky news should be sold to disney or another buyer to ensure media plurality. companies involved in the refurbishment of grenfell tower have been accused of refusing to say whether changes to building had been in breach of regulations

we presume people to be innocent. we don't lock people up because they are japanese, not any longer. we don't lynch people because they are black, not any longe because the bill of rhts applies to everyone. but if you say well, he is accused of terrorism, he shouldn't get a trial or she shouldn't get a trial. we've had 386 people accused of terrorism in our country. every one of them have been convicted. the man who killed 13 people in y the other if on thejury, i go to convict, but i want to hear the evidence first. i want to know they got the right person. i want to know someone saw him do it and that there is evidence. not just because he has brown skin we're going to lock him up and lock him up forever without a trial. we've convicted everybody tried in the united states, we didn' give up on who we are. and yet the law currently says thanks to several individuals, says that you can be detained forever without a trial. now president obama signed this law, butven president obama knew that it was a terrible law. he s

this is only going to be 3.4%.orward, but we're still going to have to make hard choices at the end of the day. scotland, wales and northern ireland will also get extra funds, but the devolved administrations will decide how they're spent. this announcement leaves some big questions unanswered, not least the funding of social care, which has such a profound impact on the health service. without those details, there are no guarantees even this extra money will significantly ease the long—term pressures on the nhs. dominic hughes, bbc news. let's talk to kate andrews from the institute of economic affairs. thank you very much for coming in. how welcome is this money and is it enough? well, i think on the surface many people will welcome it. but it is not obvious at all that this was the financially responsible thing to do, especially when you're looking at the fact that there is no brexit dividend yet, if even if there does come a point where some of the money that originally went to the eu could come back to the uk.

know they really mexico know it's going to be an interesting game indeed and obviously we'll be on top of that as well when it happens oh. and x i think you very much in that came in that game will be played in samoa on july second and it kicks off at five pm so brazil mexico in the next what came they'll be doing yeah they'll be a lot of noise i think specially for mexico fans if they were going to have been story about that mexican fans and the brazilian fans in the same stadium and in some are oh well that's going to be something we should get tickets that we should go for that i'll tell you get them let's go to lexicon to the roof and do this for us and that's what we talked about the brazil performance neymar try to fix in his flicks didn't produce much there was one quality sometimes and the first all that came because he was thirty six minutes now that was to tino putting the bullet in the gun that right between your side and great. you know what he was she was really fantastic when he played for liverpool and he's just improved on that since his joining off alone and you can se