senator bennett: thank you. they are related to the tariffs. what do you propose the agriculture secretary should do? a policy opposed by my republican colleagues, but what should they do? secretary ross: it's up to the secretary of agriculture to come. because each of the segments of agriculture is quite a different segment. i think he heard very clearly the comment from the farm state representatives that they don't want government aid. well, we have no control over what another country does in retaliation. but what the president just did announce to try to discourage retaliation when the chinese on the 301 announced that they would watch the $50 billion of product that we have put tariffs on, with their $50 billion, the president put tariffs -- said he will put tariffs on $200 billion. that's a very significant number -- senator bennett: sounds like the beginning of a trade war to me, mr. secretary. i think the sensitivity maybe on capitol hill might be we're looking at $1 trillion deficit next year, the largest deficit that we have seen out

it's official, san francisco, tony bennett way!eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> and in a city often divided by politics, it's noteworthy the board of supervisors voted unanimously to rename that street for bennett. and signing it into law turned out to be one of the last acts performed by the late mayor ed lee before his sudden death last december. >>> and ahappening to anhappenha 75th annual right to aids. they will set wraps up a week from today in los angeles. it will raise money and awareness for those living with hiv and aids. >>> and it's sunday morning. hi pressure is drifting off to the east. the winds have shifted. as a result, we have a little bit of fog thrifting through the golden gate to indicate some portions of the bay area cooling off a bit. high pressure still in control throughout ma heat advisory in california. and the system to the north allowing for our winds to increase. at the beach here, beautiful and in the 50s. notice no wind at all, but we'll see a south wind later on with highs into the 70s here again. 53 in

michael bennett joins us here in our studio. he has a new book called "things that make white people uncomfortable." welcome back to democracy now! >> appreciate you having me. amy: it is great having you with as. can you talk about the moment you decided to take the need? bring us back to that day. what was happening at the you were with the seattle seahawks. >> having them but the and compassion for what was going on in america, how you have a human connection to what is happening to people, how you put yourself in the shoes, how you feel for michael brown's parents or sandra bland's family come are so many people who have been, you know, lives have been lost. that is what it was really about. native american rights issues, about so many issues, women's rights -- it was about so many things that were happening in america and how do we create a platform to be able to have a voice for so many people who do not have a voice. it is so much bigger than just police brutality. there are so many issues that people are not aware of. a

john bennett and joe lyns key. world cup. john bennett and joe lynskey. a surprise or two. obviously we are really looking forward to the first match of the day on bbc tomorrow, egypt against uruguay. will mo salah be fit or not? the egypt manager said today he is fine and will definitely play against uruguay. we will have to wait and see midday tomorrow, the team news out of ekaterinburg along way east from moscow. i have been looking at the thousands and thousands of fans pouring out of the luzhniki stadium after the opening match here. russia beating saudi arabia 5—0 in the last couple of hours. i bet you many of you have put your pounds in the office sweepsta ke, you have put your pounds in the office sweepstake, i know my name certainly went into the bbc news one. the team out here in moscow. who did! one. the team out here in moscow. who did i get? would you believe it? england. was that a waste of a pound? england. was that a waste of a pound ? we will wait england. was that a waste of a pound? we will wait and see. a few other people may feel poun

thank you tony bennett. and congratulations. >> the unveiling of the street sign included fireworks and the entire crowd showed bennett their hearts. >>> still ahead, sonoma county has gone to pot for this weekend at least. >>> the leaders of the future are getting an early start. the training program helping teens in oakland make money while solving problems at the same time. >>> we had a warm one today. we have the details for tomorrow coming up when we come back. on a beautiful saturday like today.. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. i'm a small business, but i have... bi

it's official, san francisco, tony bennett way!s. >>> and in a city often divided by politics, the board of sup supervisors voted unanimously to rename part of mason street for tony bennett and signing it into law turned out to be the last act perform bid mayor ed lee before his saudden death last december. >>> happening today, dozens of cyclists are hitting the road for the 25th annual ride to end aids. cyclists will set out in an hour and 15 minutes from the cow palace. day one will end 82 miles later in santa cruz. this is video from the earlier ride. the ride called aids life cycle lasts seven days and wraps up a week from today in l.a. the goal is to raise money and awareness for people living with hiv and aids. >>> good morning to you, sunday morning. live doppler 7 showing you a little bit of fog along the san mateo coast. otherwise, we are clear and the atmosphere is too dry to form any of the stratus. and the bigger picture shows a dome of high pressure carving out a niche here over much of california. but it is beginning

peter: cory bennett of politico has it developed world wide? cory: you can straight up purchase technology and sign a contract with a company in the u.s. but, perhaps, one of the more interesting and less understood ways to acquire sensitive technology is through an investment in that company. it's not a very traditional way we think about acquiring something. we think about a very old school model of mergers and acquisitions where, you know, big steal buys -- big steel buys little steel. today you can have some sort of insight into sensitive technology by, say, an early stage investment in a company that is not yet proven. you can be a seed funder when it is still in a -- in the a series of funding. you can develop a joint venture, a joint partnership. these can be several ways you can have some degree of access to this technology without necessarily gaining the insight or triggering some sort of oversight mechanism. there are these new ways, which is one of the things we were looking at that people can get access to the sensitive technology.

in honor of the legendary tony bennett. the crowd amazed as it looked like the 91-year-old singer rappelled from the top of the fairmont hotel. >> whoa. >> take a closer look. yeah, he's pretty talented. the big reveal. it was actually a stunt man who made a behind the scenes flop with the iconic singer. thousands including nancy pelosi and willie brown came out for the renaming of the 900 block of mason street as tony bennett way. that spot is no coincidence. bennett first publicly performed "i left my heart in san francisco" at the fairmont hotel in december of 1961. he called today a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful. the sun is out, and san francisco is at its best right l to me and to everybody in america, thank you very much. >> and he's still singing. remember, he just did that duo with lady gaga. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors gave the go ahead to the street renaming in november of last year. it was one of the last official acts ed lee made before his unexpected death in september. >>> let'

for mary bennett, it's the time. 3:40 a.m. >> every day i wake up around that time. it's embedded in my brain. >> for more than two decades that particular time has stabbed her in the heart, pulled her awake. it's an internal clock permanently set to the worst day of her life. it's something that should never happen to this family, this girl. >> i'm home. what's for dinner? we just finished cleaning the kitchen. she would still ask what's for dinner? >> she grew up in a small town nestled amongst the sprawling cities of southern california. >> even as a baby, she was a good baby. >> mary bennett is cathy's mother. >> she was always happy, always running, and always very loud and always smiling. >> that radiant smile shined everywhere she went. >> cathy was energetic, loved to laugh. >> younger brother mari and the baby, debbie. tina was the eldest. she watched as cathy excelled in school. >> cathy was compensational. cathy made her own way. she didn't follow a role model. >> nobody guide her, and nobody pushing her. >> exactly. she had her own drive. >> she used to t

on ken bennett was inappropriate. the reason i say that is that was ken bennett's opinion, that cindy mccain wasn't goin be somebody he wou c because she di not fulfill his iderole. we involved oursf because of governoresnd eett. well.n of hav as oue thatpen discussion. anybody that plans for anything in life has a p if u're n doing tt, youe shirki that rnsy. do have to have conversation with the governor on who h thinkinabut and who he's going to pick up? probably not. but you know, the demagoguery is going to >> representative, thanks f ur >>hae much,pedro. >>> thursday morning,e'e lsing, michigan, for th enext stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tou state senate president will be ingtal rnngt the bus during 7

bennett and i share the same alley, but we do not share the same business ethics. like what our supervisor peskin said, we are all wasting our time, and his license should be revoked. for so many reasons, i was afraid of my life on the 18th. i was scared from the gun shots. i was afraid for my life. i was the one with six cameras facing his entrance, and i face him today again to waste my time to plead to you not to give him back his license. thank you so much. >> thank you. is there anyone else here for public comment on hue? >> good evening. my name is kyle prescott. i am managing the other building plus two businesses, which has been voted in last four years one of the top -- not only in san francisco but in north america. last year october, we have been rated number three in north america, great venues. what those two gentlemen saying, they are b.s. they are lying, lying, lying. they are destroying business not only for themselves because are their actions, they're destroying our business, as well. they're blocking our entrances from our building. their securit

now known as tony bennett way. that's where bennett first publicly performed "i left my heart in san francisco." back in 1961. today was a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful. the sun is out. and san francisco at its best right now. thank you for being so wonderful to me. and to everybody in america, thank you very much. >> would have been nice to hear him sing a few notes. the san francisco board of supervisors gave the go-ahead to the street renaming in november of last year. making it even more special, one of the last official acts mayor ed lee made before his unexpected death in december. >> would have been nice to see him break into song. we're getting greedy. what's going on weather wise? >> another hot day tomorrow. then the ocean ac turns on, leading to a big drop in temperatures monday and tuesday. hot finish to the weekend. cooler start to the new week ahead. >> we talked a little bit about doing this broadcast from santa cruz tomorrow. maybe we can pull something together. >> until then, "sa

california values senator dianne feinstein >>> a student man disguised add tony bennett.ont in 1961. >> he's really a san franciscoan. when he said i left my heart, he comes back to try to find it. today i think he's finding it. >> charlotte shultz serves as the chief of protocol. mentioned how his voice is by promoting every city by the bay. >> all the people around us would say i was there once. i got to go back. lift my heart there. people who had been there said listening to that song makes me want to go there. >> reporter: bennett left the singing to a choir. from now on the block of mason street bears a second name. >> it's official, san francisco tony bennetttttt >> a city often divided by politics, san francisco sup supervisor's voted unanimously to name that part after tony benne bennett. >>> today is the last day of this year's valor games in alameda where wounded veterans are competing for top honors. participants proving that having a disability does not mean you toe to sit on thesis. introambiguointr introduce people to adaptive sport. >> when i got here, i l

san francisco tony bennett way!get divided pot, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to rename it of the. >> and signing it into law turns out to be one of the last acts porpd by mayor ed lee before dying last september. >>> top honors for this year's valor games. >> having a disability doesn't mean you have to sit on the sidelines. >> the goal of the zbaps to introduce people to adapted sports. it includes rowing, cycling, and power >> i love weight lifting. i've been off for a high with. now i'm ready to get back. >> this event for any veteran or active duty service member we a disability who is active o me tf everyone. ande all they really care about are the dogs finding homes. usu adoptions a regular saturday and we've had 26 adoptions today. >> if you missed out, the adoption pool party continues tomorrow. >> we are a little less than 24 hours away. >> we know of at least two tickets that are available. >> oakland mayor libby schaafcis >>> game three on wednesday and game four on friday. >> and you too ca

in that moment and in the time following, i've never felt more emasculated. >> bennett has denied the allegations. crews also added that a film producer said he could return to the "expendables" franchise if he dropped his sexual assault lawsuit against bennett, but crews refused to back down. >>> police in new jersey launched a homicide investigation after a man was found dead at the home of an nfl player. the 25-year-old's body was found inside the rented home in the town of fairlawn of a new york giants player. the deceased man was a family friend of giants defensive back janoris jenkins. he was in florida when the body was discovered. the cause of the man's death is now under investigation. >>> a chick-fil-a worker in austin, texas, is being called a hero again. another patron was unable to help a customer who was choking, so a co-worker called hunter harris and the 23-year-old ran to the rescue. he performed the heimlich maneuver and saved the man's life. it's not the first time actually. harris recently helped save someone else at that chick-fil-a. >> harris the heimlich guy. >>

don't forget that. >> sandra: bill bennett is host of the bill bennett podcast and a fox news contributor, did they encourage you to see this actor strapped on the next step up there at a time and taking an opportunity like that to get political and actually talk about god and faith? >> it was short encouraging. i gave a speech once and talked about the u.s. through the military. if someone came up to me and said, there are no godless places. then he paused and said, may be hollywood. so there is chris pratt taking that right on. by the way, it's chris pratt. and this is chris pratt. have you seen guardians of the galaxy? the jurassic park new series? this is chris pratt, he's a heartthrob and a great actor. what you heard from when we played it, it wasn't just tensing it. did you hear the audience cheering it? >> big applause for them, and the reviews of his speech went over quite well. >> well there was something in the speech for everybody and we don't have to go through all of it, as you know, if you read it all. talking about prayer and god, you have a soul. for the social media user

, a host of the bill bennett podcast. >> i to see you in person.te from the philadelphia mayor jim kenney who took advantage of the situation today. he said this inviting them from the white house proves that our president is not a true patriot but a fragile ego maniac with embarrassment about throwing parties that no one wants to attend. did he have a point of any of that? >> i think had an opportunity to say things and he took it. first of all, i don't think you are side about the eagles not coming. >> is the eagles had one, which is what should have happened they would have shown up. >> what does our friend laura say?shut up and saying? shut up and play. by the way, i am a huge football fan although its college games for me. we are three months away, can we think about the caps for a minute? you want to see politics? when ovechkin comes to whitth uninvm because they said they would have four or five guys coming rather than 50 or 60 or 70, that's crazy. there are all sorts of unknown things and i've heard rumors that they were saying they wanted

because me trouble with bill bennett -- it caused me trouble with bill bennett and i went to work for the reagan administration. nervous in theg white house. bald executive office building across from the white house. i remember going into the interview and trying to break the ice and i debated for reagan and was not popular and voted against kerry and i said i against-- tried to vote o'neill and accidentally voted for the communist. bennett had to personally call the chief of staff to get me through. that is why the reagan administration was a great administration. it was not ok to vote for communists. let me give my sense of where we are or where we could be which is hard to know in these fluid times. my first point would be these are fluid, unpredictable times. not think i or anyone else standing here in may 2014, that one would have predicted donald trump would be the republican nominee for president let alone the next president. people might have protected hillary clinton would be the nominee that they would not have predicted bernie sanders would have gotten 43%, beat her in new

he came from bennett's office, he must be good. ipso facto, we were good. and we were good. >> john didn't come from there. how did you get on the staff? john: i still ask myself that. [laughter] i was a phd candidate at the university of pennsylvania, at the foreign policy research institute. there, i met two fellows of the institute, henry kissinger and dick allen. dick at the time was the national security adviser to candidate nixon, and henry kissinger was of course working for nelson rockefeller. i worked in the summer for dick allen as an intern. he was one of the founders of the george downs center for strategic studies, now csis, much bigger. dick was one of the key founders of that, and so then when the campaign got going, dick asked me to come part-time as a speechwriter. i eventually ended up in new york, at the headquarters. then, during the transition after the election, peter flanagan ran the transition at the pierre hotel. he and dick allen and henry kissinger asked me to join the nsc staff. i went to washington. as soon as we arrived, all th

that what's new since last cycle you mentioned the race against louanne bennett.ho was a great canned dad. there's real record who does not fit with district who voted for secretony clint by ten points. >> mentioned womeneing a k here. for years people assumed high turn out for womend immediately benefit democrats. how does that factor in, what would be the main issue tt is women would take into the barbara comstock.t would help >> i think that'ste resting. from the last i heard a o lotf people turning on jennifer wex stand. because she did support open carry bill. i dot know exactly how well she would do against them. i do think there are a lotf wo and they will come up as hard as they can. at the same time come sck hard to beat. sitting in the seat and does a lot of goodpe things. le go to vote and think about the economy aum things p winning on lately. if you're assigning with trump i think it does comeut to be a goodwin. >> three letters we've heard a t in the primary,vi adng, nra. how much does the nra factor in primary and general election. >> i think you're

her son, bennett, who was born at a mere one pound, two ounces, in 2013. he was later diagnosed with a form of liver cancer. mr. speaker, i'm proud of the work of the bennett strong foundation whose mission it is to provide support to families of children born prematurely and facing complex medical issues. i'd like to congratulate mary on this well-deserved award, and i'm proud to report bennett's cancer is in remission and our entire team wish him all the best on the road to recovery. i would like to thank the president of the pennsylvania state education commission in recognizing our communities' eroes. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a doylestown resident and army veteran, sergeant thelma williams. this past memorial day, thelma made her 25th and final appearance at the doylestown memorial day parade. thelma answered the call to serve during world war ii when she was 24 years old. initially she wanted to enlist in the navy. she finished her tenure in japan where she served under general douglas macarthur. thelma's spirit remains as lively as ever. ev

why tony bennett repelled down this hotel. or did he? changes start to show up.ake a look at a that when we come right back. the children of california. tony is a leader , slips through the cracks. sure california's schools are the best in the country. every child in california has a fair shot. i'm tony thurmond, and i'll lead california's fight against donald trump and betsy devos's anti-education agenda. please vote for tony thurmond for state superintendent. >>> rob is here now with a check on the fraflt. beautiful temperatures out there. we were out on a lake today. paddle boating. didn't expect it to be so hot. got a little burned. >> inside information, her legs are burned. >> water is the place to be. >> bay side temperatures, 70s and 80s but, at this hour, a few spots throughout the bay area close to 100. degrees. outside now b, you can see the spread of temperatures. it looks like some are out there. technically, still got about three weeks before it officially comes to town. 60s around san francisco. half moon bay. mid to upper 90s around concord and li

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the block of mason street in front of the fairmont hotel is now known as "tony bennett way." attendees at the party honored tony bennet with heart shaped hand gestures this afternoon. (michelle) coming up: new data showing there were more deaths following hurricane maria than previously reported. we have the numbers. (michelle) plus: scores of uber drivers who passed background checks have actually been convicted of crimes. we'll bring you the investigation that brought this to light -- when we come back. (michelle) and next: two climbers ákilled at yosemite today. what officials say happened. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. (michelle) two

kate bennett was in the room. of course she follows all things melania trump for us.ng in the public eye. did she say anything, speak up at the event? what were your initial impressions? >> she looked well, brooke. she seemed much herself wearing her coat dress and high heels as she does. she did not say anything. she sat quietly, nodded along as listened as the president spoke to member of h cabinet at that fema briefing. we didn't hear from her personally. i did see her later, though, in a room in fema when the president and first lady and vice president mike pence came down to thank fema workers, she did sort of work the room, shake hands, make eye contact, stuff that she's done before at public events. it's not unusual for her not to necessarily speak. we've seen her at these hurricane recovery briefings last year after the hurricanes sitting mostly quietly by the president's side as a briefing is received. so not unusual but have i to say she looked well and seemed very much like her old self. there was no resort of outward appearance that she'd been ill or anyth

<"tony bennett way!"ck party watched and cheered as tony bennett himself unveiled a street sign named in his honor. the block of mason street in front of the fairmont hotel is now known as "tony bennett way." ( darya ) a lava flow from an erupting volcano has cut off access to 2 communities on hawaii's big island. hawaii authorities reported "vigorous eruptions" coming from the kilauea volcano. people living in evacuation zones were told to get out by last friday... or face arrest. emergency responders said they did ánot plan to rescue anyone in those areas. but yesterday... a u-s-g-s crew on a routine flyover was able to airlift three stranded people to a safe place. at least 87 homes have been destroyed since lava started erupting from kilauea. the u-s-g-s says lava has covered about five-and-a-half miles. ( darya ) coming next in the next hour ... businesses are trying to pick up the pieces ... after a string of burgaries in san jose. ( darya ) and after the break... a family is heartbroken after the d

thousands turned out for the rename rs of the 900 block of mason street as tony bennett way. this spot is no coincidence, he first publicly performed, i left my heart in sfrans at the fair mont in december of 1961. he called yesterday a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful, the sun is out and san francisco at its best right now. thank you for being so wonderful to me and to everybody in america. thank you very much. >> the frsan francisco board of superers gave the go ahead in november of last year, it was one of the last official acts ed lee made before his unexpected death in november. >> it looked like a beautiful day to celebrate tony bennett. vianey is here with a look at our sunday forecast. i mean, san francisco is usually the place to go for cooler weather. >> it is but -- >> 70s, yeah, had to escape the heat. >> it's going to be another one of those days, moderate heat risk but still keep in mind to remain aware if you're going to take your pets for a walk not during the peak heat time which is typically during the 10:00 and 3:00 p.m. hour. try to hold off

. >> of course, that's the one and only tony bennett. he was honored with the renaming of the block on mason street outside the fairmont hotel as tony bennett way. the 91-year-old singer is still touring. >> and looking great. that's awesome. next at 5:00, what's happening today that should bring relief to b.a.r.t. riders. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful

nigeria against racial, asjohn bennett was saying. that is just about it for us.lready come out, they are singing the athens. we will leave you with our moment of the day, really, a mo salah miserable moment, he had to sit and watch, his shoulder not good enough to start or play any part against uruguay, and it was uruguay who beat egypt in the end. from all of us on sports day, it is goodbye for now. years underneath the ball, it‘s in! they‘ve won it, uruguay! and egypt are heartbroken. good evening. it has been a day of the country, but not quite as extreme as extreme as we had yesterday. you can see it from these weather which are —— weather watch pictures, some of the rain heavily. sunnis buzz coming through as we had to eastbourne. .. temperatures responded and the low 20s. now that weather fronts that is bringing the showers will continue to move in. it‘ll be a cool saturday, leading into a quieter and cloudier sunday. this is the story for the next few hours. the weather fronts this is the story for the next few hours. the weatherfronts bringing the showers

, and that's all i have to say. >> can i have bennett come up? >> just i want to be clear, i don't disagree with anything commissioner lee had to say at all because those are the right protocols. however, i've done 600 front door evenings, couple hundred other day shifts, and there are mitigating circumstances which cannot be contained in the video. there could be people justin's the front door, people could be doing i markers across the street or down the street. i wasn't there, but the person supervisor, first, there's mitigating circumstances that security isn't there, maybe with an intox, which you see a girl getting carried out, you have to apply protocol for that. we didn't know if a -- if a fight was going to break out because if i stand outside a movie theater in an afternoon matinee, there's a crowd control problem right when the movie ends. so any night time establishment anywhere in san francisco at 2:00 in the morning, 1:50 to 2:05 a.m., there is more crowd than security to handle, we're trying to mitigate risk. again, there might be

and joining us on the couch is bill bennett. former secretary of education under president reagan and a fox news contributor. he is "outnumbered." but we are out-gunned without a doubt. what a privilege to be on the couch with you. what a perfect day to have you here. i have so many questions. >> bill: think there is enough going on? >> melissa: a fair bit going. let's get to it. lawmakers are gearing up for what is expected to be an historic debase over justice kennedy replacement who was known as a key swing vote on the high court deciding how many critical rulings came down. president trump at a rally in north dakota last night calling kennedy a great man and giving some hints on the type of candidate he wants to nominate. >> president trump: justice anthony kennedy a very special guy. i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office. because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his legacy. we have a pick to come up. we have to pick a great one and pick one who will be there for 40 yea

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john bennett up there in saint petersburg, right up to date with what is happening today. last night. england's injruy time win against tunisia in volgograd. they got back very early this morning to their training base outside st petersburg. david 0rnstein set his alarm to welcome them back. they all got back safe and sound? they all got back safe and sound? they did, the camp is calm that the weather is not. if you like the choppy waters behind me you can see that repino is not the paradise that you have witnessed in previous nights on sports day. england are back, six amb arrives local time. 4am in the uk. some wary eyes but they rouse themselves to train. those who were not involved or those who were substitutes, whether they played or not, were in training today. that was 12 members of the squad in total. ruben loftus—cheek who came on as a substitute was among them, danny welbeck, you saw the goalkeeper is as you were not involved. the rest of the squad who did start the match, they were trimming back at the hotel, just going to do some light warmed up and recovery wo

section of mission street will forever be called tony bennett way.pelosi is expected to attend as well as dianne feinstein. and former mayor willie brown. >>> it looked more like the raiders last night seven run ninth. oakland crest the royals . it did not take long to get started. he said see you later. olson, three hits. in the third to they loaded up the chris davis. he had a single. and it made it 4-0. and another for mr. olson. jack, part of a seven run third they blew up the royals 16-0. >> giants taught a shutout of their own. the phillies were in town. 4-0. they are getting back some of the injured players. say hello to joe with an rbi single to the second. 2-0 giants. hernandez with a glove out to center field. he tracked it down. take any and made a pretty impressive grab. nice catch. he will step up here is what out a single. brandon crawford came home. 4 combined giants on the shut out. giants 5-0.>>> today is the annual junior giants glove drive. fans are asked to donate a new or gently used mitt at at&t park for the philadelphia game. t

and jeff bennett, white house correspondent for nbc news. good evening and welcome to you all. robert, i'd like to begin with you. what just happened? what did the u.s. get? what did the u.s. give away? and are you too noting a certain kind of sensitivity in the president's outgoing social media posts tonight? >> here on capitol hill, brian, there is bewilderment in both parties. the president is so unorthodox in his approach to foreign policy that most leaders here on capitol hill are not really sure how to respond. senator bernie sanders on the left said, well, he's encouraging of the diplomacy here, of the peace process, but still wary of how this is playing out. senator marco rubio, florida republican, talking about how the u.s. really can't trust kim jong-un. yet at the white house tonight, they feel comforth the president's position. they believe that by rattling this negotiation process is the only way to have progress. and at this point, they're confident that this is moving forward incrementally, that by engaging kim, they're bringing him into the world. but that's a r

mike bennett joins us in f gwen. >> not too bad.showers and rumbles of thunder north of baltimore. as we get rid of the shower, you can see back to the west. there's not a whole lot less. for the most part we're done tonight, slightly better chance aa shower or storm in the afternoon. bu the realtory will be the heat and humidity. for the day tomorrow, highs in the upper 80's, humidity starting to drop off as we head into monday and on into tuesday, those two days looking like the best of the next seven. we sta to get a back, couples for storm and the heat thats come we round out the oh, ek. here you go. highs, well below average. kept temperature if i say the upper 70's to low 80's, tomorrow, we sta to get temperatures warming up. pop-up showers, highses for tomorrow, 90 in dc, 90 ian quco, 88 if culpeper. 86 in martinsberg, off to the north, 88 in gaze and 87 in annapolis, we'll show you the futurecast a we head through the overnight into day. couple of shower around but n a whole lot on it ere. and tuesday, we'll talk more ay abo

nancy pelosi and tony bennett watching giants and phillies. in the bottom of the 6th, a chopper and he is able to just beat the throw to home and giants win 2-0, their second straight shut out. >>> fountains in kansas city where a's played a matinee against royals tied at four in the bottom of the 8th. a solo home run, royals win 5- 4. oak land has dropped four of the last six. warriors clay thompson is listed as questionable torr game two after suffering a leg contusion and high ankle sprain in a collision with j.r. smith thursday. despite the injury thompson sounds confident that he will play today. the capitals hosting their first stanley cup finals in 20 years, third period washington leading vegas 2-1. golden knights turn it over and it leads to a goal. 3-1. they now lead the series two games to one. after the game join dennis and vern on kpix5 for game day. that starts at 11:30. >>> a new park has been unveiled in santa rosa to honor the life of andy lopez. the 13 year old was shot and killed in 2013 after a sheriff deputy mistook his bb

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nbc's geoff bennett is at the white house and gabe gutierrez in mexico. let me start with you, gabe, reporting on both sides of the border. i mentioned the confusion, the chaos. what do you hear from folks there? >> reporter: hi, david. certainly still a lot of confusion and everybody knows in mexico, it's different from the border crossing where we've been at the last several days. about an hour, an hour and a half eat of here. this is what, where many of the immigrants cross illegally throughout this part of the border. immigration activists say there is a backup to apply for asylum. -- that's why many of these migrant families they say make the decision to cross illegally. now, behind here just off in the distance we can see that that's where the cbp officers are. right now -- [ muted ] -- here, you know -- over the past several weeks, sometime there's is a backup right over there. now, the question is, how will many of these children, these thousands of children that were separated from their families, how will they be reunited? overnight there was an

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how do you tell mary bennett, "we had xavier, but we had to let him go?"it was extremely difficult. there was a lot of crying on both sides. >> reporter: daron knew exactly what releasing xavier really meant. what walks out of the jail along with xavier is any leverage you had to get him to name sam? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: and now you really are back to square one? >> yes. >> reporter: is that the end? >> to some people. >> reporter: but not to him. and not to mary. you put a lot of faith in daron. >> i put a lot of faith in god. daron was his tool. >> reporter: but for the time being, it seemed daron's hands were tied. after all, the case had been rejected by the d.a.'s office twice before. this case getting a lot of baggage over the years? >> yeah, it did. >> reporter: and so if you go ahead with it, you're not only going ahead with the case, you're also kind of insulting the d.a.? >> yeah. >> reporter: years went by. the cathy torrez case grew colder by the day. and so did the marriage between cathy's sister tina and sam's brother armando. yo

and jeff bennett, white house corresndent fo nbc news. good evening and welcome to you all. robert, i'd like to begin with you. what just happened? wh did the u.s. get? what did the u.s. give away? and are you too noting a certain kind of sensitivity in the president's outgoing social media posts tonight? >> here on capitol hill, brian, there is bewilderment in both parties. the president is so unorthodox in his approach to foreign policy that most leaders here on capitol hill are not really sure how to respond. senator bernie sanders on the left said, well, he's encouraging of the diplomacy here, of the peace process, but still wary of how this is playing out. senator marco rubio, florida republican, talking about how the u.s. really can't trust kim jong-un. yet at the white house tonight, they feel comfortable with the president's position. they believe that by rattling this negotiation process is the only way to have progress. and at this point, they're confident that this is moving forward incrementally, that by engaging kim, they're bringing him into the world. but that

bennett had to personally call the chief of staff to get me through. that is why the reagan administration was a great administration. it was not ok to vote for communists. let me give you my sense of where we are or where we could be which is hard to know in these fluid times. my first point would be these are fluid, unpredictable times. i do not think i or anyone else standing here in may 2014, that one would have predicted donald trump would be the republican nominee for president let alone the next president. people might have protected -- might have predicted that hillary clinton would be the nominee that they would not have predicted bernie sanders would have gotten 43%, beat her in new hampshire after she had had a great rally against barack obama. this is a good reminder of how hard it is to predict politics. i was thinking about this with paul ryan in the news. this attempted coup against him. hayes succeeded me as senator. we were big fans of ryan. very pleased when romney picked him. we were not sure it would help romney in the general elect

one of them is kate bennett. we have her on the phone.s in motion with the first lady so let's get right to her. kate, what are you seeing and hearing and what is the latest? >> we just arrived i pouring rain inside texas. we're heading to a facility that houses children. some of them are tender age, ages 5 to 17 here. the first lady is expected to get a roundtable discussion together with experts -- i'm sorry, i'm walking and talking -- and then she will tour the facility and perhaps connect with some of these children. she wanted to see firsthand. her spokeswoman told us that this was 100% her decision, that she told the president, i'm heading to texas, and he said he supports it. this was a decision she made two days ago before the executive order was signed. >> and kate, what does it tell you that -- i said the word surprise -- the better word is unannounced. what does it tell you that a first lady who is media shy made the point of bringing you and bringing cameras to capture this in mcallen, texas? in fact, we're looking at new imag

. >> joining me, jeff bennett, nbc white house correspondent. betsy woodruff, msnbc contributor.d frank vaglusi with ets risk managementief officer the and msnbc contributor as with el. betsy, let me start with you. i mentioned the trump tower meeting. what we learned from the memo, versus what we heard from representatives of the president over the last many minuonths. how important is that when you look at the memo, all that's in there, that particular piece of information? >> it's important because it speaks to the credibility of jay sekulow, the longest serving member of the president's personal legal team, he's outlasted ty cobb, outlasted tom dowd. the fact that he was willing to go on tv and say one thing, to claim publicly that the president had nothing to do with the drafting of that misleading statement that went to "the new york times," but at the same time prior to having made those public tv statements, he specifically signed a litter saying that, no, actually the president was involved in drafting the statement. thatspokeperson to the presiden. what other things has