to us that end lies in the shared interest between our two countries. and in my view, we shared many common interests. first we have shared interests in promoting comprehensive cooperation for disparity in each country and for the happiness of both peoples. second we have shared interest in advancing regional cooperation for peace, stability and prosperity in the asia pacific. particularly in maintaining peace, maritime security freedom of navigation and overflight in the east sea on the basis of respect for international law. and third, we have shared interests in collaboration and coordination of efforts to contribute to the common global issues as a responsible member of the international community. i believe that a strong prosperous stable independent and self reliant vietnam fully integrated into the world and making responsible contribution to the international community is in the interest of peace, security and prosperity of the asia pacific and the world is conducive to the interest of the united states and countries in and outside the region. l

to us that end lies in the shared interest between our two countries. in my view we shared many continent -- many common interests. we have shared interest in advancing corporation for peace stability, and prosperity in the asia-pacific. particularly in maintaining he's, maritime security, freedom of litigation in the ec on the basis of international law. we have shared interest in collaboration and coordination of efforts to contribute to the common global issues as a responsible member of the international community. i believe a stable independent and self-reliant vietnam fully integrated into the world and making responsible contributions for the international community is in an interest of peace security and prosperity of the asia-pacific at the world and is conducive to the interest of the united states and countries in and outside of the region. looking ahead we have much to do to advance the bilateral thai forward. first and foremost, advancing mutual understanding, building and consolidating little trust between the leaders the political consult

this is crippling commutes between the coliseum and fruitvale station so this is in service between the two stations causing a ripple effect across the entire system. we have major delays. they are advising folks to use another form of transportation. if you do take bart to get to work or school you will need to use another form of transportation and we will key you updated on that. we have an accident to the north because of the wet weather, which includes drizzle. it is moist. that is causing slippery conditions. we have an accident northbound highway 13 to eastbound highway 24, we have at least two lanes blocked and a possible injury accident there. >> the drizzle is not going away today and it will be around for the better part of the day the closer you are to the coast and san francisco. the rest of us have a chance of showers and douglas and geyser road, over the last half hour we have had five bolts of lightning so some noisy conditions up there this morning and along with dangerous conditions because of the lightning. we have them south of fresno and already around yosemite and

corridor is delayed between washington and philadelphia.gibbstown, new jersey harmony road north and southbound is closed between 295 and highway 44 due to additional storm damage. out in pennsauken township still dealing with 130 closed between 70 and 38 due to an earlier accident and downed pole blocking out the area. on the schuylkill expressway all lanes are open for the drive times. earlier, just a few moments ago we had about a 45-minute drive time. now it's 17 headed westbound. it's about a six to seven-minute delay now. you can see approaching the scene, still dealing with the delays there. we'll have more updates for you on mass transit. >>> we're following breaking news of a deadly car fire. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us outseward hahnemann hospital in center city where a survivor of that crash is being treated this morning. hi, katy. >> reporter: the survivor who is here at hahnemann recovering is the only survivor of this deadly fiery crash. that scene was just clear. it was out there for the last four hours. coming up i'l

security council endorses a nuclear deal between iran and western

it's a requisition between northern and prim a to between what northern is reporting and what prim a says should be reported. >> so the financials, you get a copy of the audit financials from prima. >> that is correct. >> why don't you give those to northern trust so they can have them? >> the reconciliation is done monthly. these are annuals. it has never been an issue on that point. it's what the value is. >> between northern and fiduciary? >> absolutely. >> i'm glad that you believe that. >> it's absolutely critical in our process because we want to make sure that northern cannot sign off on values that they can't substantiate. there was a late notice on prima because those are the values as discussed. i want to be clear they were not on these issues. >> can you summarizes the issues. >> primarily they were put on notice, the second the incompleteness of the reports. in the organizational issue this has been a common thread amongst managers. the most recent example is pimco. the market portfolios responsible for the macros and the company departed and put under review. >> this oth

security council endorses a nuclear deal between iran and western powers. chad's former president habre is defiant as he faces a senegalese court charged with crimes against humanity. >> we'll have the latest in golf's open championship as jordan spieth misses out on a third major. fifa announces a date of their next presidential election. withness glrk hello there >> hello there welcome to the newshour. each country reestablished embassies in the other's capital and a short time ago the cube annal flag was raiseover cuba's new embassy in washington d.c. deteriorating relations between the utle and the then-cuban leader fidel castro castro culminated into the cutting off of ties. >>> while in washington, d.c we are waiting for anews conference between the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the cuban foreign minister bruno rodriguez, that is about to start, we'll cross to it live, while we're waiting for that to happen, we'll speak to al jazeera's tom ackerman. what hurdles actually remain to formalize be be be relations between the two countries? >> whi

i would like to emphasize a fact about the rivalry between britain and the united states, between thealso, what played a pivotal point in that was the production of aircraft carriers and submarines, which the united states knew about, and the japanese had probably be most powerful navy in the south pacific, and the germans, of course, would bear u-boats, who had very few ships, no carriers, but the british had one carrier, two carriers, and they were relegated around the southern part of south america to defend against that the tuition. that was one, so that was a pivotal point, i think, with the united states being -- and one question. it was said that democracy was the best of the least, no system was good. where did that come from? john maurer: yes, churchill said democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others, and, again, what he is trying to highlight is no form of government is going to be perfect, but of all of the forms of government, this is the one that is the best for humans to organize themselves around, and in the history of the two were wars, it show

next, between nations, what's become of thousands stranded in the dominican republic between their past and an uncertain future? later the birth of a new relationship, the spy, the baby and the back story you haven't heard behind the renewed ties between the u.s. and cuba. >>> and hot on "america tonight's" website now. philadelphia's freeway from rockefeller records to black lives matter. the rapper dropping the truth on the city of brotherly love. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> our fast forward look now at the matrix of immigration. we reported just a few days ago of the dominican republic's plan to deport haitians, to the other side of the border. the dr says it hasn't kicked out any yet but haiti says thousands have arrived. david mercer on the fight to stay where they're not welcome. >> william says he's a proud dominican. the 22-year-old father is proud of what his family has built and prouder still to call the dominican republic home. now they could lose everything. he has been stripped of his dominican citizenship because his parents are undocumented immigrants. when he tri

georgia avenue between layhill and randolph this morning and then remember in olney, 108 between zion and brookville. your alternate is muncaster or bowie mill. still shut down because of the downed wires across the roadway. see you at 5:11. >>> right now, the confederate flag is about to come down from the grounds of south carolina's state capitol. this more than 13 hours all night long of heated, sometimes tearful debate. there was some uncertainty as to whether the house there would pass this bill, but they did actually by a wide margin. 94-20. governor nikki haley put out this tweet that says it is a new day in south carolina. haley herself reversing her position of on the confederate flag. she is expected to sign this bill today and then the bill requires that the flag be removed within 24 hours her signing it. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> efforts here on capitol hill to ban the confederate flag in federal cemeteries is proving controversial. the measure was added as an amendment this week to a bill that funds the national park service. today, however, the house will v

that has existed between both people.la: [speaking in spanish] translator: the amendment in 1902 under a military occupation forces the liberation experts -- efforts of quite a few american citizens -- [indiscernible] in 1959, the united states refuse to accept the existence of a fully independent small and neighboring island, and a few years later, a socialist revolution that was forster's -- forced to defend itself. mr. parilla: [speaking in spanish] translator: i have referred to history to reaffirm that today an opportunity has opened up to begin working in order to establish new bilateral relations quite different from what has been in the past. the cuban government is fully committed to that. the economic, commercial and financial blockade which has caused so much suffering to our people, the return of the occupied territory of guantanamo and sovereignty will land -- will lend some meaning to the historic event we are witnessing today. every step forward will see the favorable acceptance of our people in government

montgomery drive between girard avenue. starting to see an impact on the drive times as well due to an earlier car fire accident scene that's now an accident investigation. one lane getting by right here headed westbound and a 16-minute drive time which is typically about an 11-minute drive time. if you do want to get on the schuylkill expressway, avoid the delays. you can take mlk drive to avoid the area as well. pennsauken township closed between route 70 and route 8. septa, dealing with signal problems newark/wilmington, paoli/thorndale and the airport line. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >> katy zachry went to the accident scene earlier this morning and she now joins us at the hospital. >> that's right, vai, we were on scene a short time ago but had to leave once they opened one lane of traffic around that deadly accident scene. hahnemann hospital the single survivor has been brought here. i'm still waiting on an update on that person's condition. let's go to our first piece of video. around 3:00 this mo

between now and then.ou might need the sun block because we'll have a little sunshine this morning. sunglasses as well as you head out the door. short sleeves. it is still a muggy morning. we have a water main break. >> water main break, this started of course yesterday. we still have it sticking around here in northeast. north capitol between chillum place and sheridan street. they're laughing because my shoes are almost falling off this morning. inner loop at little river turnpike we have a disabled vehicle but out of the way. 66 okay. 95 northbound here through dale city going 31 miles per hour. beltway at branch no issues. we'll have travel times in ten minutes. >>> i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot, i supported him and i raised a lot of money for his campaign against president obama and certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. >> that is donald night on fox news trying to make it clear he does respect arizona senator john mccain's public and m

between the plans. the blue shield rate was very low in 2013 and was flat in 2014 and 2015. in the past three years, we funded blue shield as a flex funded plan, which makes the employer take the risk up front up to a specific dollar amount. we pay the hospital bills among the physician capitation and the pharmacy costs, which blue shield negotiates. this year the pharmaceutical costs for hepatitis c, anti-retro bottles in antineoplastic were chemotherapeutic drugs increased dramatically >> item number six resolution authorizing the office of contract administration to enter intotier 1a technology much was purchased between the city and endpoint technologies and keep your land of silicon valley and extech gb in which appeared october 1, 2014 through september 30, 2017 >> thank you. we have our officers conduct demonstration. >> good morning. my name is joe -- assistant director of those for the oca. on behalf of the team of eight to thank you for hearing us good as you believe that this is a six successor to the technology store and within technology might advise that you wa

randolph road closed between nebel street and parklawn. that because of csx track maintenance there. a warning you have to make your way around that one. 66 into town and out of town, no issues. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. this morning. 95 south between 234 and quantico, some lanes closed until 6:00 a.m. same thing at colesville road. >>> developing this morning, the cuban embassy here in washington about to open the doors. the embassy has been closed for more than 50 years. diplomatic relations between u.s. and havana began a few hours ago. you can see the cuban flag going up at the u.s. state department. you will see one on 16th street later on today. we'll have news4's molette green with us. that's in 15 minutes. >>> a man charged with killing four people in d.c. will be in court today. follow nbc washington on twitter for updates on daron wint's hearing. wint is accused of killing the savopoulos family and a housekeeper on woodland drive in northwest in may. he has changed lawyers twice. police believe there ar

shuttle bus run between embarcadero station and st. francis circle.xtra shuttle will run on giant game night. >> san francisco yellow cab company may have just started a fare war. today yellow cab announced it begins offering rides to san francisco international that airport from anywhere in the city for 35 dollars flat rate. fare range from 45 to 60 dollars depending on the location in the city. to get the special right passengers just need to book the ride to the joel cab app using promo code go sfo. >> ordering up an uber grandma may be behind the wheel. on demand if has recruited reretired people to drive. uber having trouble to hire enough drivers so they turn to life rae imagine with arp and incentive if you seen up and 10 riders 35 dollar. >> talk about the weather forecast as we approach the weekend. >> sandhya has what is ahead for us. >> if called off a little bit today. they were still in the mid upper 90's inland early this afternoon and then we were in for just a beautiful treat. take a look here. this is the second full moon this month.

looking good northbound routes 55 between the walt whitman bridge. and bridges looking good, as well. >>> breaking from overnight philadelphia police looking for a person who shot and killed a mother in the port richmond section of the city. nbc10's monique braxton is live in port richmond. a 2-year-old child was left unharmed right? >> reporter: that's right. and several neighbors who have just returned to the neighborhood after talking to homicide detectives all night tell us they don't know why someone would kill this young working mother inside this home shooting her execution style. relatives and neighbors shared this photo of the young mother. 22-year-old stephanie dukowsky. she was shots once in her second-floor bedroom. her 2-year-old daughter was unharmed. dukowsky worked for a local dentist. she lived here with her father and fiance who were not there when the murder occurred. her fiance found her dead. >> the kids were unseparatable. you couldn't ask for a better couple. everyone in port richmond the family, close friends, like everybody k

between the armed group and egypt's security forces. meanwhile two people have been killed while being mohammed more morsi who was are overthrown two years ago. in greece it's a choice between a yes or a no as thousands took part in rival rallies in the capital athens. this is the scene in athens on saturday morning, you're looking at categorized banks are opened only during the next week to avoid mass withdrawals. >> wants a future in europe but better deal for greece. no debt repayments. >> there is a possibility that this country will have a future. >> not far away, neh they are for a new bailout. >> key want towe want a e-to be european citizens and a return to democratic pa would be a disaster. >> unconstitutional by some and a drama of five years old. the conclusion has never been any less certain. the no votes will write history. our people will move on within a you're of democracy and sol disairt. sol dater. solidarity. >> a national mandate to demand more for less. a yes vote then would in effect be a no to him and his party. >

a single tracking between judiciary square and rhode island avenue and between van necessary and medical center. as far as travel times in maryland actually looking quite good. don't have any problems. 66 inbound looking quite good as well. 95 northbound to quantico, you are only a couple of minutes behind. >>> grab the umbrella. we are getting some showers right now in arlington, in the district of columbia as well as southern montgomery county. they are moving into prince george's p county. it's about to move into fed rick's -- fredericksburg as well as the shenandoah valley. the roads will likely be wet in parts of the region this morning as well as the afternoon. 70s for the morning commute. afternoon commute, into the low to mid 80s. a look at our storm chances for the fourth of july weekend. next weather and traffic on the 1s 6:51, angie. >>> thank you, thom. a daring rescue of a woman in california after she disappeared for two days. you see her car there. it had plummeted about 70 feet off the side of the malibu cliff there. a walker heard the woman screaming and called 911. resc

the partnership between public sector organizations, between governments and donors and faith groups in general. and what exists by way of partnership and what might scale up and strengthen partnerships. the time is now right in the context of developing trends and opportunities. to very substantially increase engagement with faith-based organizations. policies and policymakers seems to be moving beyond the question of whether to engage how how to collaborate. they discussed their mutual approach to implementing a preferential option for the poor over our conference the last couple of day, a notion that was tagged in the paper themselves becoming more activists around these issues was underscored by the german government, who have newly constituted focus within the development agency on this work. next slide please. great. thank you. now the next slide. on the faith side, the paper reviews how existing partnerships and mechanisms are expanding collaboration. we look at those in three groups. we look at large scale interventions, such as the significant donor to the global fund for ai

again the right lane blocked southbound between 202 and 50. you might want to consider baltimore avenue as a viable alternative. at this point i looked at the heat maps and doesn't appear there is much going on there. if you still want to stick it out on the bw parkway add 15 for 20 minutes to get to your destination on time. outer loop of the beltway, two lanes blocked between connecticut avenue and i-270. we have seen quite a few accidents pop up you have topping the wet roads are playing a huge part in this. drop the speed, increase the distance between you and the driver in front of you. i-270 at falls road fairly light as you make your way through the capital beltway. your next update coming up in roughly 10 minutes. >>> live in urbana where a man is dead, his wife fighting for her life after they were stabbed while in church. the suspect is in custody. it happened last night during a prayer service at anna prayer mountain church in maryland, a korean prayer center. a 30-year-old man, a member of the church, stabbed a man and his wife who

between iran and germany.ark gabriel weakened the first senior figure from the western government to visit iran afternoon nuclear deal was signed last week. in 12 years of western sanctions and opening iran of four trade. >> german economy and france have a few dozen to remain economic ties. both sides enjoy benefits. >> according to the press, the group includes representatives from volkswagen, siemens and mercy 80's. as well as smaller companies. germany's company heavily reliant -- germany's economy heavily reliant on trade. in 2000 14 germany industry groups tested exports from the largest economy could as much as quadruple in the next several years. >> we hope to make a lot of progress after sanctions are removed. it seems german companies and the state have political determination to help iran put behind it the era of depression. >> iran hopes to gain its position in the oil market. less than half of what it sold overseas before sanctions were imposed in mid-2012. to further economic ties between the nat

a certain similarity or analogy between observed phenomenon, and a certain to similarity between the environments in which they occur. these environmental similarities are key to analyzing slavery. the most important of which are recently divergent demographic circumstances tackle some of what dan has our direct -- already mentioned. this has been scheduled at a propitious moment. i can avail myself of the book a tale of two plantations, which offers a picture of the world of people enslaved onto a states. -- on two estates. let me start with broader demographic character six. this is a table that comes as a startling surprise to my students. the transatlantic slave trade distribution figures. it shows the relatively small number of africans brought to north america. next is the chronology of the transatlantic traffic showing how the 18th century dominated courtesy of king sugar and well before king cotton descendents. -- king cotton costs ascendance. these population statistics for 1810 document the consequences of the caribbean's insatiable century long appetite for enslaved africa

a storm drain outfall pipe is between the two beaches. >>> 6:37. sunshine and more comfortable conditions. humidity is dropping under clear skies with plenty of sunshine ahead. bright sunshine through the day. and temperatures will be climbing rapidly. the humidity will continue to fall. a dry weekend with plenty of sunshine for saturday and sunday. right now, 64 degrees in doylestown. mostly sunny skies over philadelphia. 70 and in the 60s at millville. 68 this morning, drying out after yesterday's storm. getting a great view now that the train has pulled out of bryn mawr station. this is a live view. sunshine, blue sky overhead. the temperatures will be climbing to near the 90-degree mark for bryn mawr. the rest of the area will be close to that mark. you won't see anything on the radar screen. showers and thunderstorms completely out of the picture. you do need sunglasses. 70s will turn into low 80s for the pocono mountains. temperatures go even higher in reading. close to 90 for allentown. humidity low for doylestown and mt. holly. nothing but

other facts and circumstances of $5 million that we really can only identify as labor prosperity between our estimate and what the low bid included the addressed scope of $5 million includes elevated slabs those are shown in the doktd documents not shown and the polished concrete was a bus tech level to reduce the costs slabs and prefabricated buildings were part and the pads were originally included in the packages and removed at the request of the bidders and added ramps with curved walls were changed in the documents and reinforcing the slabs those add up to $5 million we'll be bringing up this to the board in september we continue to analyze this particular package and we'll update you in september if we are able to identify any other differences between our estimate and the bids received at this time. >> the $5 million transfer don't that have to do with the baby transfer. >> what the transferred scope a theme shouldn't there been an offsetting phasing from the scope was transferred to the package before us today. >> theoretically yes, it would have been embedded in the packages for

there is a big difference between the philippines and other countries. it's easier to save money over there. people here are looking outward for opportunities, and returning migrant workers say the new recruits will change their views once they go abroad. any chance to earn a better age is better than being away from her family. >>> after nine people were shot dead in a black church there has been fires at several other black churches in the region investigators have not found evidence to link the incident. they are raising tensions. we have this report from natural. >> personally i was mortified. >> reporter: at a church in charlotte north carolina community members gathered to discuss what to do about a rash of fires at predominantly african churches in the south. >> no one can tell us that a church concerned consecutively, and there's not something behind it. >> reporter: at least two, like this in charlotte, has been confirmed at arson, so far they have not been classified as hate crimes. another three such fires in the same part of the country are u

the history between us steering and the resulting mistrust defining. but, the united states and our partners knew that we had a responsibility to try to overcome these obstacles and resolve the crisis peacefully. one only has to spend a week in the security council and hear accounts of the bloodshed and heartbreak in yemen, syria libya, any other conflict ridden part of the world to be reminded of the consequences of war. sometimes, as both the u.n. charter and history make clear the use of force is required, but we both have responsibilities to work aggressively in the diplomatic channels to secure our objectives peacefully. this does not change our concern about human rights violations committed by the iranian government or about the instability they feel be on their nuclear program from its support for terrorist proxies to its repeated threats against israel to its other destabilizing activities. that is why the u.s. will continue to invest in the security of our allies and white -- and why we will maintain our own sanctions related to their support

it's not a deal between the u.s. iranians, there's the russians, chinese, the europeans and the united states. this deal is himmed to solely the nuclear question, designed to ensure that rain does no go down the path of north korea, pakistan or israel. it does have the potential, and i'll say that word again. the potential to be transformative down the line, but depends how the deal is implemented, if the iranians keep their word. there is the possibility that other things may flow from that. there's a lot of things on the issue. not just the question of american prisoners. >> people have, in a sense, a big history making event, a negotiation that sureliy produced. it's not like that exactly. >> it is history making, showing that diplomacy can work. that is a big deal. it does not with the other issues on the trable between the united states and iran. the u.s. embassy is not opening soon. it's in the hands of revolutionary guards, and is now a museum to the hostage taking staff there at the time of the revolution. th

within technology mike-based transactions are valued over $10,000 must be good between vendors. as a result we can only estimate the contract amounts and any interest of fairness contract maximum allocated even between the contractors. now the three contractors in question is a 12 window conduct with respect to the current. again these are over $10 million with at $12 million. on the two, the period ending saturday analysis for the dollar spent for these contracts and projected those out of the remaining term of the contract arrive at these numbers. with that, that is recommending approval of the item. all answer any questions the board may have >> thank you. supervisor tang >> thank you. just for everyday bubble called what exactly increase is paying for? for example when a purchase is what services? going to that? >> very good question these are general context work with professional services and products run from the gamut from hardware software, lobby services, maintenance, a wide rage of categories. >> across-the-board >> is your technology is increasing more efficient and

>> well, the president i think has drawn a pretty clear line between the relationship between the u.s. and cuba and the relationship between the united states and iran. united states continues to have significant concerns with iranian behavior including iran's support of terrorism iran's continued menacing of israel iran's support for proxies that engage in destablizing activity throughout the middle east. so the approach the president has taken to iran is very different than the president's approach to our relations with cuba. i do think as the president mentioned in his address to the nation on tuesday, that the one common principle that i think might be here is that the united states, he quoted president kennedy in saying that the united states should not be afraid to negotiate but should not negotiate from fear. and i think that principle was implemented in our approach to both countries but when it comes to our relationship, the u.s. relationship with these two countries they are very, very different. >> would there be other countries, regimes, leaders, that the president may be

>> the relationship between president obama and mr. netanyahu is well known to be frosty, to put it mildly, but the fact is, is that on many, many other layers and on many other levels, the relationship between the united states and israel is stronger than it's ever been before. while the two leaders may not exactly see eye to eye the fact of the matter is that this relation is extremely strong. in saying that, the u.s. is obviously acutely aware of israel's concerns and we understand that it is trying to address those concerns with israel. israel in the past several months has put in a request for additional arms from the united states also part of military support that it receives from the united states. we understand that the u.s. has agreed and we are talking about billions of dollars worth of military equipment, so again as we've been saying, the u.s. is certainly attuned to israel's concerns, but it's clear the white house saw this agreement with iran as more important or at least important enough to pursue it further to the fact

there is a big difference between the philippines and other countries. it's easier to save money over there. people here are looking outward for opportunities, and returning migrant workers say the new recruits will change their views once they go abroad. any chance to earn a better age is better than being away from her family. >>> asian women kept as sex slaves during the world war ii are demanding an apology for the role his forces played. tens of thousands of so-called comfort women were kidnapped and forced to work in broth else. one of the surviving whim when has travelled to the u.s. to ply pressure. >> reporter: this is the 1,184th wednesday that protestors gathered outside the japanese embassy to demand an apology tore the enslavement of 200,000 women in brothels during the world war ii. it was unprecedented. >> why don't we give them a bug round of applause. >> 89 kim was in attendance one of 49 women kidnapped by the japanese s and to boost the spirit of their shoulders, they drafted young girls and conned us. they will work in a factory. they

amount of trade between u.s. and africa. >> in this new p paradigm we cannot forward afford the old language of east versus west. as for kenya we're firmly and irreversebly aligned to progress. >> here is all about networking and political in the presence of president obama is an endorsement of kenya to the business world. all of this is not lost. many kenyas are outside of the summit are proud. they too have expectations. this man hopes for economic growth. >> truly the u.s. is with our country, and therefore them help us in solving our country's problems. >> president obama and kenyatta also hold talks. but obama also had a message of against us. >> as an african-american in the united states i'm painfully aware of the lift of what happens when people are treated differently under the law. >> the two leaders talked of strengthening ties between theirs countries, but analysts say it's more about rebuilding a strained relationship after president kenyatta and his deputy were indicted by the international criminal

golden gate transit are limited i hope in the future we continue to leverage those linkages between golden gate transit and the university students but on the whole this is fantastic and congratulations for your hard work. >> director ramos. >> thank you. i've learned a lot listening to our comments and i see it is important if we want people to use it and the coordination between bart station and suitcases and things like that that are critical ii put my support behind that. >> no, i wanted to time warp in 2018. >> (laughter). but thank you. >> thank you, mr. kennedy this project as director ramos said i ride the 28 on the weekend the biscuit problem the bus pulls into a stop and can't get back into traffic we're solving this by having the bus bulb out what is the impact is going to be for the car traffic not to pull up behind the bus and not block the street is this a quick learning curve. >> yes. essentially the bus the back sticks out only a 7 and a half foot parking lane so of it pulls in imperfect it will not be out of the way of traffic the traffic coats by and makes it hard

there's fresh and between berlin and paris but also in the government between schauble, who remains incredibly popular. he is involved -- emboldened by his popularity. that leaves tend to let angela merkel -- that leaves chancellor angela merkel -- one could hardly question our german partners commitment to europe, but they appear to have kissed greece goodbye. that has all changed in the last couple of hours. schauble said that could be turned. how can -- genie: a lot of people throughout the course of this crisis have been talking of a greater split between france and germany. of course, the bedrock for the european union -- i think there are a few articles that talk about that as well. oliver: that is right. francois hollande's government was one of those that was a little bit more indulgent toward greece, and the position of it itself today is more sympathetic than it has been in the past few months. it speaks of two europes engaged in two completely political logix. rules of the game are required to save the euro. we may have seen them in the agreement today, but it is probably too soon t

it's completely shut down between lake merritt and bay fair.i'm going to show you an overview of bart. so if you are commuting out of richmond, if you take bart into san francisco there, service is okay, moving nicely there. the pittsburg-bay point line not affected. a much better situation here. the fremont line, the dublin- pleasanton line, all folks heading into san francisco is where the problems are this morning. so we are seeing busier than usual delays on the altamont pass, 580, and 880 both directions, northbound clogged through oakland. bay bridge busy well into the maze. upwards of 26 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze for your morning drive. also, some slick surfaces out there, roberta. it's been a little wet in some spots. >> that's why my weather watchers are my compadres today. they are my friends. i need them to tell me what's going on in the area. 58 degrees would have to be george hughes and what i like about george he already let me know he picked up .04" of rain today from the deep marine layer. meanwhile we have s

this is for kids between the ages of 5 and 12. the event is from 8:00 this morning until noon at the sherwood community center. there will be demonstrations as well as safety talks and of course the kids get to hang out with the officers. >>> good news for former president h.w. bush waking up at home this morning. doctors treated him for the broken bone in his neck which he suffered after taking a fall at his home in maine. his neurologist said that type of fracture is pretty common with seniors and falls. he is 91 years old. >>> in "news4 your health" a new study says doctors tend to overuse medications when it comes to newborns. anti-reflux medications, long term antibiotics and breathing tests are often unnecessary. chest radiographs and brain mris can be nonessential. reflux and antibiotic medications may even cause harm to the baby in some cases. >>> no relief from what is a dangerous heat wave we have been tracking. temperatures in the day aheadset to rival those that we saw yesterday. drinking is a good idea, lots of hydrat

foxhall between cathedral and hawthorne. still have that section shut down and good thing canal road at foxhall has reopened. 270 at montrose road looking quite good. overall, no major problems. let you know if any other accidents or incidents pop up. we're tweeting about this at first 4 traffic. tom? >> the thunder woke me up and the first thing i did is i checked the storm team 4 radaron the nbc washington app and saw strong storms coming over the metro area with a lot of lightning and then when i got here to work i checked those latest observations from our weather watchers. we had one report of 74 mile per hour gust of wind in prince george's county. storm team 4 radar now showing that we don't really have any storms around. now all long gone and sprinkles near the pennsylvania border and getting a few light showers here in west virginia. these are right near elkensins and getting closer to the shenandoah valley in a few hours. a small chance of an isolated storm. that rain cooled things down as well. temperatures just i

she was an in between between volunteer moderators and the administrators were employees of reddit. she was seen as a good line of communication in a company or community that had become somewhat this functional. the people who ran the company, ellen pao, did not communicate effectively with the users. they were the lifeblood of the platform. it was a question of governance and communication and with her removal there was a severance of the last possible link in the chain. i signed a petition -- i don't know if people actually pay attention to change.org petitions. i like to think so. for me it was the fact that so many moderators that dedicate their hard work were unhappy with the situation, with her leadership. it is unfortunate for someone like that to be the leader of an important corporation. emily: bob, you tried to make some of the same changes at digg. bob: it is dÉjÀ vu. it is history repeating itself. the thing we did at digg and they will have to learn at reddit is that the moderators, the power users of reddit, they have more control over the site than i do as facebook o

in one lane between 42 and 45. in mercer county watch out for work on i-95 -- 119 and the turnpike. >> we have breaking news, a fight started between a man and a woman. the fight escalated. the woman jumped into a jeep with a small child and took off hitting a group of people and two parked cars, she came to a symptom where she crashed into a fence. the driver and small child and three pedestrians suffered injuries, they are in stable condition. >>> another man is fighting for his life after being struck in newark last night. this happened on east chestnut hill road and gender road. police say the man was walking along the side of the road when a jeep hit him. he is in critical condition the driver at the jeep remained at the scene. >> it is 50:00 # a woman's ran -- it is 5:03, police say a woman's random drive ends by hitting with a stray bullet. john rawlins has more. good morning john. >> reporter: good morning, tam it is our understanding that the woman struck by gunfire will need additional surgery. she is in

there are still issues between these two countries, there have been four rounds of negotiation ls between top-level staff since the president made the announcement on december 17th. they are working through some of the nuts and bolts issues but mostly the united states was concerned with interaction with the cuban people. there was a sticking point about cuban security presence around the embassy, the american intersection intimidating cubans who might want to come in and interact with the staff there. that was a main sticking point. but the americans for their part want to know about fugitives, hijackers, criminals, people convicted of serious felonies here in the united states who have in years past made their way to cuba and still have refuge. in 59 many industries perhaps the vast majority with significant american interest and the human rights situation, that is something at the top of the agenda and of course the top of the agenda for the cubans is the trade embargo. >> mike viqueira thank you. i want to get final thoughts from ted about the significance of today, what it means for

going to be called managed access and there there be an adjudication process that lasts anywhere between 35-65 days where they can discuss access to a particular site and justification for access and a vote for majority rules and it's democratic from what we have heard so far about what managed access will work regarding the proliferation treaty above and beyond what they will adhere to. >> the sanctions, tell us about how they resolved the final problem there i think which was the issue of iran's arms embargo and the issue of iran's missiles which are mainly conventional issues and could potentially be used for a war head and iran wanted them lifted straight away. >> iran said we have no problem putting limitations on arms we export or import as long as there is a beginning, a middle and an end to those limitations so the duration of those limitations will be in years but precisely because there is an end to the process there will not be an arms embargo indefinitely at any security resolution and it will be cod codified in the resolution or nonbinding and between countries and we are no

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between nigeria and the united states. i would like to commend the chamber for assembling leading united states companies. whose top executives executives have taken me through their vision and activities in nigeria. my intention here tonight is to simply to bring a message of hope about my country's future and opportunities available for the united states investors. ladies and gentlemen, due to the excellent relations between nigeria and the united states, our two countries found it necessary to sign a binational agreement in 2010 as a framework to guide our interactions. the agreement provides a template to effectively and efficiently manage the growing political, diplomatic, social, economic and security corporations between nigeria and the united states. -- cooperations between nigeria and the united states. the need to strengthen our bilateral relations, business, investment and organize power agriculture and infrastructure. these interactions have led to increasing economic and investment activities between nigeria a

it plays into this technical between the press and the candidate. it's not just the legacy of this campaign. it happened in her 2008 campaign. and when she was first lady. i think in retrospect herding the press like farm animals probably didn't help. you're not just going to see this through the rest of the campaign but in the white house. in the current administration there's a great deal of tension between the press and the white house staff on access. this is something we're going to see continue in the years to come. >> yeah. not an easy balance to strike and often does not get better after a candidate is elected. thank you so much. >> thanks. . >>> and be sure to catch state of the union with jack tke tapp this morning. live beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> and after all the warnings, relief across the u.s. that no terror attacks were reported on july 4th. but the warning remaining in effect. >>> plus two people are dead, several missing after a pontoon boat overturns. the latest on the search for survivors ahead. ♪virgin

the dessert deteriorating relations between the u.s. and cuba culminated in breaking off ties in 1961. restrictions to travel to cuba will remain in place as will a trade embargo which will prevent most companies from doing business there. we'll have live reaction from havana but we're going to tom ackerman at the state department in washington, d.c. tom we're hoping to hear from secretary of state john kerry and gunnar rodriguez. what are we expecting to hear from them? >> the two leaders have been meeting here at the state department, and they will be appearing in a joint news conference the first between two top leaders of the cuba and the united states, in more than half a century. and what is sure to be epeted on cuban radio and television today will be the remarks of secretary kerry in his joint appearance with foreign minister, he will be speaking uncharacteristically in spanish and saying to the people we celebrate this day as a time to start are repairing what has been broken and omg what forand poppingwhat for too long has bee

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i believe the talks between iran and the u.s.ill bring a huge change too many issues in the region. after 35 years, we have foreign ministers negotiating one of the major differences, they are almost 90% done. if they can resolve the nuclear dispute within the framework of international rules and regulations i believe iran and the u.s. would be able to open a dialogue on regional issues. iran and the u.s. have many commonalities. stability in afghanistan is a commonality between iran and the u.s.. the stability in iraq is commonality between iran and the u.s.. after 2003, the fall of saddam, they have supported the same government. fighting isis, fighting extremism is the commonality between iran and the u.s. thes. is leading airstrikes and on the ground iran is leading strike against isis. i believe we have too much commonalities, common interests. the only way is diplomacy. nuclear should be resolved within the nuclear proliferation treaty. we need to continue the direct talks between iran and the u.s.. the other differences se