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today leore berg land pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges. sfpd says he pulled out a sword and partially severed another man's hand after the victim swatted that maga hat off bergland's head. before the confrontation, bergland spewed racial and homophobic slurs toward a group of people in the city. >>> a tense sandoff in elsa bronny this morning. you can see below this is the contra costa county sheriff's department got a call for domestic disturbance with a possible gun inside of the home. this was on san pablo dam road. three suspects are in custody and a pellet gun was recovered. >>> a public battle today over a controversial proposal to shut down juvenile hall in san francisco. >> shut it dun, shut it down! >> san francisco board of supervisors introduced the plan to close it in a matter of years, but it's not clear what would happen to the children being held there. a couple hundred protesters gathered on the steps of city hall with signs that read "shut down juvenile hall," "books, not bars." they argue the hall is normally only 30% ful

. >> reporter: last week, dairy farmer mark berg went on facebook to vent his frustration, borderingeration. >> it's not about money, but when you literally work day in ,nd day out, all the time, for nothing. tiu gain nothing. we've gained nothing. ng reporter: years of depressed prices have pushed many dairy farmers, especially small ones, to the brink of financial ruin. >> this isn't about making money. this isn't about money. i just want a fair cut, you know? >> reporter: consumer tastes have shifted and many farms have yot adjusted, producing rivers of the real thing even as plant- ofsed substitutes have taken 15% o the milk market. plk prices are now 33% lower than they were five years ago. >> i just want-- i just want my pymily to be happy again. ep reporter: mark's facebook post has now been viewed more than 440,000 times. you have gotten reaction from fl corners of the world. > yeah, in all corners of the world, south africa, australia, new zealand. i've gotten messages from farmers literally globally. >> you want to go down. >> reporter: dairy farmers for 40 years, mark's pa

these four years harmful content election integrity privacy and data portability you know these are bergs op ed was part of a major new p.r. leanin towards government regulation which has left many folks just a tad. bit suspicious of the motivations behind this sudden change of heart from the folks at facebook this suspicion of motives prompted the bloomberg editorial board to write that each of zucker bergs for proposals would create its own particular problems if adopted as government policy but on one point they have much in common they'd be good for facebook's business because as many are now pointing out this looks an awful lot like facebook essentially dropping its publicity nightmare over free speech censorship right into the hands of the government. which may be brilliant for the business of facebook but for the business of the first amendment and free speech which is why we must always be watching the whole. the. real thing it's really. hard to do. what they like you but i got. this. pretty. well going on the watching the i robot and on top of the law. and i'm not that worried ab

congrats to roman berg and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to xenon sock will be sending him the bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bun as they go will be back on sunday with former but as a good player michel didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. it was. first the school in the. first clip listen and then stores a grand moment to run a joint direct attack on her journey. in our interactive dungeon tour of entering it returns home. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union he knows. correspondent alan baker can stretch this line with the rules set by the. team. swapping recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . the next few minutes will be the most important so far in tanya's short life. the show is called goal less g.s.t. the voice kids runs during prime time on russia's first channel.

mr berg stein thank you for joining us today. know people might say this is a p.r. stand you know a call for regulation of the industry what is your reaction to that we have been investing heavily in human rights and sustainability since that's a yes and when we stand here today and say we need regulation it is because we acknowledging the fact that there are certain things which we cannot achieve by ourselves living ways for example being one of them and it's our part of our responsibility to say that openly that's what we're doing today has essentially the industry failed to do the right thing is that the point have you as part of the garment industry failed to you know pay workers in other countries properly there is a group of pioneers in the industry which is doing amazing work and act on living wage the initiative which we're talking about today is one of these initiatives where we actually have the potential to really break through on living which would widen the garment sector but we need as more people on bart and fund that we then again need also governmen

you a google opener berg ahead of the eighty second minute the home side looked to be on course to pick up just their fourth win of the season but the royal blue salty hit back two minutes later much in asa sitch redirected the ball into the net one one the final school. on sunday we have a triple play of action to bring you had to berlin and hoffenheim dusseldorf host byron munich and outs burke are at frankfurt now to the table and just like last week there's a switch at the top dog man back in pole position with a two point cushion over defending champs biron life six eight points off the lead in third now just one point behind frankford brame in this is what being unbeaten tonight gets to two thousand one thousand gets you a boost to european qualification let's look at the lower half nothing to report down here stuttgart norberg hand over still make up the bottom three as you can see but other teams as you also can see out we're going shaka are still not out of danger. we've gotten there it's time for the bonus latest play of the day as voted by you our followers on twitter your wi

congrats to roman berg and we'd like to announce the winner of our goal of the month contest for march congratulations to xenon sock will be sending him a bonus think a jersey of his choice well that's all for us here on the bun as they go we'll be back on sunday with former player michelle didn't say until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. because. my goodness the german going to sleep. on the major events of. the two between munich talks. on. political. discipline. to. the biggest beamer ever the b.m.w. x seven a full sized s.u.v. with all the creature comforts they come by and run with luxury. spacious and comfortable for the one nine hundred sixty s. the renault sixteen was a revolution in design and engineering today it's a stunning state. driving in sixty minutes. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am placed on nothing with a budget and i think the thing to jam a culture. you don't seem to take this grandmother they all believe because it's all about who they know i'm rachel jo

just keeping up to date with news regarding the crash he even has a hard copy of boy dentist one in berg's condolences but it brings scant comfort you know i need confusion grieving never. solved. because now we have to do to the trade institution so why didn't they do that in the first instance. i accept his apology but. there's a lot of the the courage of family now plans to sue boy they put profit before life. and there was this is happening it has happened not once but twice ok so at least they didn't do to be held accountable and to also be theatric much as most of their putting profit before life really needs to grow after their profit. two related cases have already been filed against boy several families of the kenyan victims are also planning to sue with european airlines and boeing in coming days and that those who are seeking closure in other ways each family of the victims of the f e o p m plane crash were given soil to bury but the current just decided not to they built this memorial and they hope that eventually they will have remains to bury. to the democratic republic of co

frankfurt scored late to win a struggling shaka and stay in the fourth champions league spot sixth place berg kept up their top four hopes with a victory over bottom side hand over dusseldorf one in berlin while relegation rivals god and nuremberg drew one one on friday months thumped freiburg two games follow on sunday. now to what's billed as the biggest german football match in years by munich host dortmund very soon in what could prove to be a bonus league title decider dortmund have a two point lead over defending champions byron at the top of the table but injury hit dortmund are without the man who made the difference in their previous clash was the last time these two sides met it was with the decisive match when a four door mind ah now they are looking for a repeat their performance this season has even won over their arch rivals by on. somebody before they come and when you describe dortmund supremacy of their appropriate. they're having a very good season to. do much of the video thinking that makes less mistakes when . that team more often than not is spying on a look at their rec

stross berg. and son danny. the country took a moment to pause the shock still lingers but there's also some measure of relief despite the destruction much of the cathedral could be saved. that includes its horgan from the seven hundred thirty s. . the instrument has been saved at the mall obviously for me you just can't imagine the evening and tonight that i had when i watched this. because i thought that if the organ was destroyed when a part of me would be destroyed. the tweet this instrument is a part of my life. as a city talking maybe but it could be years before the organ is heard again for now the church is being secured ships it would just sit bolt the lead which covered the entirety of this vault melted completely so we have to continue monitoring the building and its hotspots as well as a third area the scaffolding. it's still us it's surrounded the spire before it collapsed inside the cathedral he said to fully. the planned reconstruction will bring huge expense but around a billion euros have alread

the chief executive of boeing dennis mon berg has defended the company's safety record in decline to take any more than partial blame for two deadly crashes of its bestselling plane the seven three seven mass. speaking after the shareholders meeting said boeing it almost finished up that it would make that plane safe. now he has been presumed dead and that more than once but the leader of so-called islamic state could be alive if it is verified a propaganda video released by astro's about dottie praising the easter sunday bombings of churches and shivery law he says they're part of the group's revenge words losses in syria. if this is who islamic state claims it is that it would be abu bakr dieties first appearance in five years. in the video shot in an unknown location he acknowledges the group's recent defeat in its last syrian stronghold of by a goose he also refers to other i.a.s. losses in libya and in iraq. but he tries to justify the defeats by saying doesn't have to end it just has to continue carrying out to jihad. urges his followers to carry out revenge attacks around the

from washington to spend more on their militaries at a press conference with nato secretary general berg our washington bureau chief asked president trump if he plans to keep lobbying the german chancellor on berlin's military spending. i'll be talking about you have been out of cuba germany i mean germany honestly is not paying their fair share i have great respect for uncle and i have great respect for that country my father's german right was german and born in a a very wonderful place in germany and so i have a great feeling for germany but they're not paying what they should be paying it paying close to one percent and is supposed to be paying two percent then the united states over the years got to a point where it's paid four point three percent which is very unfair and the u.s. g.d.p. especially under me because the g.d.p. is going up so much because it's four point three of a much larger g.d.p. so we're paying for a big proportion of nato which basically is protecting europe so we're protecting europe let's go straight to brussels where nato has its headquarters and interviews t

chuck rosen berg, former senior fbi official who worked with robert mueller and both msnbc contributorsthey have been on prosecuting and investigaing teams. what is going on in the last 24 hours? >> i think we have to read the mueller report to get the ultimate answer to that. it's not unusual for teams to disagree about what the evidence says and whether or not there should be indictments and if so, what for? what's irregular is we have a decision maker, robert mueller, who was entrusted with resolving the conflicts and making a decision. he chose not to make a decision about obstruction. whether he believed he shouldn't make one where a sitting president couldn't be indicted which seems very likely or whether there is a different answer, the only way to resore public confidence is for all of this to come out now. >> it was always clear that there was in the full report more derock torrey information about the president than in the synopsis. we know that because barr chose to include the quote from robert mueller saying ex-pressley, this is not an exoneration. what do you make of that?

as a cartoonist reporter and composite i forgotten berg's newspaper the proletarian it's the swedish communist party's main mouthpiece. well they're so common is this a marxist leninist of course i believe in the real lucia. i don't think that parliamentary democracy in the us democracy alone could can be the means of creating. a good society which benefits all. of it means that you have to stop being. the skillful. in that thing in the long haul ya beat them and move on them and pull the ball down it will be a thing that will come out the tolls and less on camp will do that is the company apparently i don't want to it's not. my real lucian it does not necessarily mean storming the winter palace. and bayonets on and stamping all the border as the capitalists. of course not revolution simply means. that one class takes over the power in society from under socialism. has not been constructed in sweden although we have had a very strong well first state of course that alone does not make socialism the means of production have always been in private hands in sweden. for the feel. safe wa

waiting for the product.te >> reporter: ale emmanuel in kensington, maryland, mar ym, a, and xrcalle new berg. >> we have a subtitle of what a ok is. >> reporter: designed a yearbook that confirms their jewish faith. >> this is whatsur book going to look like. >> reporter: the book es students that were year.red in shootings last >> the concept of memorializing, remembering, is an important value. >>eporter: they will pass out 5 yearbooks to members of congressn who arentrol of gul laws. the house judiciary committee passed a measure to require background checks. bu w the teet it to be law. >> if theal fedovernment steps in says, this is okay, it will decrease the amount of gun violence. >> i want it to be a law so i'm not nervous ranymore. orter: in kensington, sh i stone. om> when we back this morning, much more ahead. an emotional tribute to a long-timearyland politician. how the general assembly remembered speaker michaelbush. >>> and with more than 100 million deves out there, alexa is the most popular of the smart speakers. we'll how you how that popularity became a headache for the fam

compositor forgotten bergs newspaper the proletarian it's the swedish communist party's main mouthpiece. well that's a common this is a marxist leninist of course i believe in the real lucia. i don't think that parliamentary democracy in the last democracy alone could can be the means of creating. a good society which benefits all. of it being so strong. the skillful. in that city and of all of them and with all the many people on the board on it will be a thing that said it will come out the tolls and less on company will do but it is the company of printing i will tell you to. buy really lucian it does not necessarily mean storming the winter palace. and bayonets on and stabbing all the boers or asean capitalists of course not revolution slint simply means. that one class takes over power in society from an under socialism. has not been constructed in sweden although we have had a very strong well first state of course that alone does not make socialism the means of production have always been in private hands in sweden. for defeat the if we know to go to you would go. do so but you p

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nuremberg where they continue that dreadful streak can frankfurt continue to spot when they host alex bergbut before we worried. much about next week let's see what else this weekend at two office. weeks of getting pumped up for this one to say it one small buy in demolished don't lend five male the teens chasing the talk to you oh say one frank thanks again shout jackfish in leaving consent which is where it could be ask god this one to go safe at the weekends. going to. go for the ages and a point to strive for remember developments it's just a point and there are six more matches still to go the title is yet to be won even if it doesn't feel that way after saturday further down nuremberg points against dzhokhar probably won't help much but they remain hopeful as outsports shock and hanover are lost as well will sign off with the five goals from the biggest match of the day. subsists. with the senses. recognize. and experience inexpressible. the full magazine. arts twenty one. w. . come to the new zero max you tube channel. close to a good line of story. with exclusive. the must see conc

and this is definitely the toughest time for boeing in recent history and as you said dennis millen berg had to directly address a lot of these questions interestingly the hardest questions came not from shareholders but from the press in a news conference afterwards during the meeting itself it was pretty routine some people who were shareholders expressed a bit of disappointment but they went ahead they approved nikki haley the former ambassador to the united nations as a board member she has been critical of boeing's response to those crashes as well but it was afterwards that milam berg was asked tough questions like had he ever considered resigning short answer was no but he went on to say we recognize we're deeply sorry we recognize the gravity of these events and he says the new plane after fixes and after training of those pilots will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly he acknowledges that he said we have work to do to earn and really earn that trust of passengers but this comes with another bit of bad news in reporting over the past twenty four hours here in the u.s. the

usa today washington bureau chief susan page on her biography of berg under barbara bush a matriarch.sh library but they're not available for public view. until five years after her death. i understood that and i thought she was unlikely to let me see her diaries. at the end of the fifth interview, she said, and you can see my diaries. and that was an incredible gift. >> sunday night at eight eastern on cspan q&a. >> chief executive from the nation's largest banks were on capitol hill wednesday to testify about banking regulations a decade after the 2008 financial crisis.

>> i wish it said sean berg here day. that would be a lot better. on behalf of everyone, this is your part -- proclamation. >> i thank you get to write munimobile for free for a day, but don't hold me to that, those inspectors are pretty tough. >> i will fold it up and put it into my wallet. thank you very much for the kind waves. it has fanned onorato flashy. i have learned a lot from you -- i have learned a lot from you. this is an awesome last week. my last hearing and yesterday, i couldn't be prouder of the work i've done, and i'm going to miss everybody. thanks. >> thank you. >> thank you, sean. i will note that he came into my office an hour before this hearing and pointed at the proclamation hang on my wall and he said, do i get one of these. [laughter] i said yes, you do. [laughter]. >> was he crying? >> no. moving on, i wanted to give an update on our summit yesterday. it was our tenth annual. all of you were there, thank you i thought it was fantastic. we had a great turnout, it was at mezzanine. i would say at least 200, maybe 250 people

must understand too that there will be a cost associated with their continued support of nicholas berg we are seeing is donald trump living up to threats that he made that he wasn't afraid of a trade war and he will use trade as a stake when in order to beat those that aren't doing what he would like to see he would like them to do a trade war though a transatlantic trade war that benefits nobody in the long run it will be something that both sides you would hope would be looking to avoid well we heard from a lot of america expert and spanish history professor who told us washington's move could backfire it's not not legal according to luke international law and now. why in the in the first instance in ninety six. when government decided to introduce is this way. it had to real. hard to mar was not going to be to be a part of the european union act we've taken to third world you two you know. organization with the big power of these. united states it was an it was a war the question of course is why now. things. could be part of the problems while the united states because certainly it

>>to the north bay now part of giant hammer stolen last year in heels berg has been returned a local attorney told police that somebody left the hammerhead portion on sonoma county property was owned by one of his clients, the hammerhead disappeared from the lawn of the hillsborough community center back in october. it weighs more than 200 pounds and is 6 feet tall investigators still looking for the 21 foot long red would handle. the art is valued at $15,000. >>all right time now to check your weather and yeah, the rain is back in the bay area would you back to work monday, we've got the rain that is falling all around now so troubling home that you may be a little difficult up their little bit slippery as we've got the roadways see that rain moving in along the peninsula down the south bay see some heavier bands now pushing into parts the spay to near a san ramon and also a scattered showers continue most is very light up in the north i think maybe we see a core of an inch of rain maybe some the wettest parts around the bay area but this should move through as we head through the n

. >> we hear you, bergs e and glad you could tell your story. >>> we wanted to end this easter sundayroadcast with the story of redemption. he committed a pretty high profile crime untile. >> reporter: steven sealy broke into the california governor's mansion. homeless and living across the ad convinced him then governor jerry brown ande his wife were being threatened by mountain lions. >> i realized the mountain lions were right on top off me and i was very afraid. >> reporter: that mental breakdown landed him in front of judge brown. >> they have to be in court for at least a year. if they get through the program, they graduate. >> reporter: it's the sacramento county court program who puts those with misdemeanor cases on probation. more than to undergo evaluation and med kaegz. >> it would have been an diatpr. >> reporter: but now with his schizophrenia under control, sealy is living on his own in an apartment. and he's thankful for the compassion from judge brown. >> i found out you can live. >> it will be june/beginning of july. >> i know. >> program that can help the mind. we're

according to the financial titus, insonal shareholder services has told its clients that dennisll bergd be stripped of his dual role as chairman andss ceo and g lewis has recommended the removal of the head ofud boeing's committee for failing to foresee safety risks with the 737 m aircraft. separately, an faa panel said the software update to the ground at boeing jet is, quote, operationally suitable, end quote and that helped lift the stock i trading today. >>> today's economic data were mixed. we had industrial production that fell in march compared to the prior month. the economists say that the yeakness and output aligns with the glo outlook for the manufacturing sector. a separate report showed a rise in home builder sentiment in april. the third increase in four months and the national omebuilders said the job growth and low interest rates should help sales in the near-term. >>> we often talk about surveys that measure consumer tentiment ant's because in theory, the more confident people feel about their iome andob prospect, the more likely they are to spendlp and that the econom

way you will overcome that is by getting my very generous money out the door soon as you can find berg's work is harm more than a job it's become a calling if the president of the united states calls and says can you know how to do this we need you we're going to tell him i'm busy can't do it. not comfortable. you're a citizen you want to get back to the country. you do it. well one way to determine a person's worth is very simple just take a look at that person's paycheck the value of your labor as one key measure of your was some countries define a lower limit on the value of your labor that's the minimum wage but if you add up in prison for example you might end up losing a lot of that value. the inmates at this present are hard at work from seven in the morning until three in the afternoon five days a week. in most german states work is compulsory in prisons. and our time said in germany prison inmates are in one to three year olds an hour or that's well below the legal minimum wage it's the same here in this prison but is a system fair or are companies that outsource their manufactu

according to a lundqvist berg survey, over the last two weeks, the average price of gaspe j 12 cents 2.79 per gallon. nationwide oil pces are at a five-month high now because of opec supply cuts, and.s. sanctions on venezuela. >> is prince william the next james bond? just completed aid three-week secret assignment with a trio of britain's intelligence agencies mi-6.ing the legendary the duke of cambridge says the experience helped him learn about u.k.'s national security and described it as truly humbling. >> straight ahead, bill is tracking a lateinter blast, and country music's biggest stars shine bright. we'll have the big winners from the academy of country music a wars. awards. t's true ♪ ♪ before i get on the move ♪ i grab my special food ♪ today's the daisy i see ♪ the difference in me ♪ today's the daisy for cottage cheese (cottage cheese) ♪ ♪ today's the daisy for cottage cheese (cottage cheese) ♪ ♪ today's the daisy! ok, i...is it...? clearblue .gital pregnancy test ...with smart countdown, gives unmistakably clear... ...results written in words. over 99% aurate. absolute

has the run of the cup hasn't been so smooth with hard ford wins against hoffenheim volves berg and burke. and coach ralph ryan nick is way way of his opponents despite their recent poor form. morgan is put into this is the german cup and of course the match is in hamburg. in front of their own crowd they'll be desperate to seal a place in the final for them so we don't expect an easy opponent and easy game to win for leipsic would result in their first ever cup final i. and before we go just reminder of the top stories and we're following for you here today on w. news mass funerals are underway in sri lanka as people observe a national day of mourning the death toll from the easter sunday bombings has risen to three hundred ten intelligence chiefs say they warned police almost two weeks ago of planned attacks by local islamist extremists. and male nars supreme court has rejected the final appeal of two jailed reuters journalists they're serving a seven year sentence in prison relating to their reporting on the military crackdown against britain should most. you're watching news still to

of us understand too that there will be a cost associated with their continued support of nicholas berg. but this isn't going to help the relationship between brussels and washington over trade at the moment they're already locked in a wrangle over the u.s. wanting to place eleven billion dollars worth of tariffs on produce coming into the united states that ranges from everything from cheese to non electrical wall clocks it really has its roots in the u.s. not being happy about what it sees as illegal. funds going from e.u. governments towards airbus and an ongoing battle between the two aerospace giants airbus and boeing what we are seeing is trade being used as a weapon we've heard donald trump certainly being used as a stick to beat those that don't do what the u.s. government wants them to do we've heard donald trump say in the past he isn't afraid of trade wars he certainly seems to be stepping towards one with the european union at the moment all right thanks for taking us through all of our r t europe correspondent peter oliver in berlin thank you well let's delve a little bit d

of us understand too that there will be a cost associated with their continued support of nicholas berg we are seeing is donald trump living up to threats that he made that he wasn't afraid of a trade war and he will use trade as a stake when in order to beat those that aren't doing what he would like to see he would like them to do a trade war though a transatlantic trade war that benefits nobody in the long run it will be something that both sides you would hope would be looking to avoid we heard from a latin america expert and spanish history professor who told us washington's move could prove counterproductive. why in the first instance in ninety nine to six. government decided to use this is way. too real. we're not going to be part of european union aren't we. are going to say she. is. low. it was and it was a. wind. farm could be. a problem. for the united states because. it will lose. if they take. a loss in international. environmental campaigners have attempted to disrupt london's transport network more than three hundred extinction rebellion activists were arrested over a ser

brussels with a key elder who was a columnist for al monitor israel pulse in london you'll see michael berg a professor in international relations at regents university specializes in israeli politics and rounding out the panel in west jerusalem mitchell barak is the c.e.o. of kievan global research was also an advisor to the former israeli president shimon peres so welcome to all three of you gentlemen my first question it's a very simple one and i might get just a quick view from each of you on this is how did he do this benjamin netanyahu benny gantz was supposed to be a serious threats to him this time around and in fact even though it was close likud picked up five more seats than it did back in twenty fifteen. akiva let's start with your welcome all first of all i think they're the reason is that netanyahu know is a magician he can play at the same time the big hero the master of. not only his where about he can. drive the whole world was you know his is side and see who are the first to congratulate him erotica rides in italy would be from india now evil president trump said this is

of us understand too that there will be a cost associated with their continued support of nicholas berg we are seeing is donald trump living up to threats that he made that he wasn't afraid of a trade war and he will use trade as a stake when in order to beat those that aren't doing what he would like to see he would like them to do a trade war though a transatlantic trade war that benefits nobody in the long run it will be something that will both sides you would hope would be looking to avoid we heard from a lot an american expert and spanish history professor who is of the view that washington's move code but. it's not really were courting international law and now . why in the in the first instance in ninety nine to six. between governments decided to interviews this is way. too real. marc was not going to be to be a part of the european union actually threaten to take him to power girl due to you know. organization or the video power of these. large united states it was an it was a war the question of course is why now. trump miscreation thinks it's fine that could be part of the p

proposal asking for a transparent report of all state and federal lobbying was voted down but mullen berg assured the crowd. the new software fix for the 7.37 max planes is on the path to certification. >>the 7.37 max will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly. >>i'm natasha chen, reporting. switching gears here for a moment taking a live look from our sutro cam overlooking downtown san francisco. yes spring is here been beautiful around the bayer chief meteorologist large car know is with us now. >>yeah, no complaints. yeah, i mean really nice, i mean the a lot of sunshine out there little windy in spots still a little breezy out there for you to complain about anything and yes certainly it's a little hazy out there as well with that so that see hayes. >>coming in from the coastline right now and otherwise we're going to see some a very nice weather ahead hears high pressure takes over the lives. they have been kicking up you can see all around the bay area, not just the coastline, but even the some of the interior spots, 14 miles per hour in the 18 in oakland now 14 of the concord

of us understand too that there will be a cost associated with their continued support of nicholas berg what we are seeing is donald trump living up to threats that he made that he wasn't afraid of a trade war and he will use trade as a stake when in order to beat those that aren't doing what he would like to see he would like them to do a trade war though a transatlantic trade war that benefits nobody in the long run it will be something that will both sides you would hope would be looking to avoid peter all over well we also heard from a lot in america expert spanish history professor who told us washington's move for . it's not. rational and that was why in the first instance in ninety six. the. government decided to use this is way. too real. mom was not going to be a part european union we. were going to say she. loved the united states it was a it was a war the question of course is why now. it's fine that could be part of the problem as well for the united states because. it will lose. if they take it. in international. tension to the u.k. where environmental group extinction reb

the chief executive of boeing dennis miller and berg has defended the company's safety record and declined to take any more than partial blame for two deadly crashes of its best selling plane the seven thirty seven max a speaking after the shareholders meeting in bird said boeing had almost finished an update that would make the plane safe for. the united states deputy attorney general broad rosenstein has submitted his resignation he is the official who appointed special counsel robert miller to investigate president trump's election campaign and he also supported the justice department's conclusion that the president had not obstructed mahler's investigation the resignation has been expected for some time. now president trump is suing deutsche bank to stop it from handing over financial records about his dealings with the lender congressional oversight committee subpoenaed the documents in march for years the german lender has been and sometimes only creditor financing many of his construction projects democrats in congress say they want to investigate possible financial ties between tru

when berg and he addressed congress last week it was a real spectacle and i'm going to ask you and deem it to reflect upon it so let's go to this. we do all this not to provoke a calm flicked but to prevent complet and to preserve peace not to fight but to deter not to attack but to defend how do we act of that markets go ahead. well nato is an offensive criminal and degenerates organization that is the root cause to date of instability in the poconos and in eastern europe in essence way find in eight hundred you find instability and societal degeneration the americans have used nato you over the last thirty also years to achieve global dominance and they continue to use nato not just to maintain their global dominance of the two in the hearts the global dominance and who has nato works with over the last three decades or so in order to achieve the objectives set before it by merica well nato has worked with organized crime extremists and terrorists they bombed nato bombed serbia for seventy eight days in support of the cost of the so-called kosovo liberation army which was and remains

debris littered the town of vix berg. rt of this roof at the gas station collapsed. 17 towns affected by the weather. >> declaring those areas affected now and will remain under a state of emergency as we go aboutompleting the assessments. >> reporter: other parts of the country still recovering from severe weather that struck saturday. in 1 texas, mile per hour winds swirled through the town of franklin. cars were scattered. homes destroyed. in alto, just 30 miles away, at least two tornadoes swept through town. >> i've been here all. my li and it's hard. >> reporter: a local chungh offe refuge for those in need. >> and it's just nice to be able to havehese people here and welcome us in. d we have emts checking everybody out. >> reporter: in louisiana, a path of destruction in blanchard where aer thundorm brought his trees that engulfed home. a spring of violent weather and forecasters warn it may not be over yet. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> and that is t worry, that it could hit some parts. let's collect in with vanessa

posters or berg i remember well your first visit to capitol hill back in two thousand and ten you spoke to the senate republican tech task force which i'd share you said back then that facebook would always prefer. is that still your objective . senator yes there will always be a version of facebook that is free it is our mission to try to help connect everyone around the world and to bring the world closer together in order to do that we believe that we need to offer a service that everyone can afford and we're committed to doing that or if so how do you sustain a business model in which users girls behavior service. center we run out it's. the end of the day there is no free lunch especially when it comes to social media and the internet. fire in a condom is literally based off of surveillance and that's something that we really need think long and hard is that a sustainable business model to protect their privacy and protect their families and protect our kids moving forward what we need to think about is how can we continue with a light touch deregulated approach but one where peopl

le or berg len is charged with attempted murder. a man knocked off his make america great again cap and he responded by slashing that man with a sword. this happened over the weekend. he appeared in court. his lawyer said he was provoked and simply reacted. >> freedom of speech and expression are a pillor of democracy and nobody should be attacked for a political view. >> we're hope the victim is on the road to recovery and the charges are appropriate given the injuries. >> he is scheduled to enter a plea next week. >>> dry in san jose right now, but we will show you when the rain returns and a full look at the weekend forecast in seven minutes. >> no laughing matter. joe biden facing more criticism tonight. the connection to his first appearance since several women accused him of inappropriate behavior. it's one thing to deal with a bad roommate in college, but what about mice and bed bugs? we will have the lat [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the

that maintains that kosovo is fully sovereign and pursues its own policies political analyst nicholas berg of it told me that the cause of the premier's comments were revealing. kosovo is clearly us an american protectorate today and her knowledge is telling the truth he is an american soldier and he even added executing orders so i think you can be more clear than what his job is today and what coast of all represents to the us and what it really is in the balkans today an american protectorate he wants to give the image of being an independent country don't forget that today kosovo is not recognized by seventh of humanity china doesn't recognize kosovo india russia. spain the vatican doesn't even recognize coastal worsened country so you try to fight for that but. you still remain in the cockpit of the americans and he says it himself. is facebook continues its crusade against fake news web security researches have revealed that the social media giant has failed to contain cyber crime on its platform they claim that dozens of so-called cyber criminal flea markets operate openly trading s

their military present trump again pressed that point at a meeting with nato secretary general against berg who's visiting washington for nato commemorations they're not paying what they should be paying it paying close to one percent and this supposed to be paying two percent then the united states over the years got to a point which paid four point three percent which is very unfair and the u.s. g.d.p. especially under me because the g.d.p. is going up so much because it's four point three of a much larger g.d.p. so we're paying for a big proportion of nato which basically is protecting europe so we're protecting europe. ok let's go straight to brussels where do you have used herschel standing by first good morning terry president trump there pressing nato well lars once again he's been doing that since he took office to spend more as nato marks its seventieth birthday can you give us a picture of dados financial health. of its unity secretary general stoltenberg points out every chance he gets particularly every chance he gets when he's sitting next to donald trump to say that allies hav