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it is going to be unstable for western portions of russia as well as down and darnaround bla sea, turkey area. but between these two areas of rain and storms you are going to be finding dry weather, high pressure pushing in toward the baltic states so that's going to improve your temperatures here and keep things dry. we'll take a look at those temperatures for thursday. 18 degrees in stockholm. 25 in warsaw. mid 20s in berlin, as well as in vienna. out towards the east, warmer, in moscow as well as kiev, 28 and 27 respectively. you've got those pop-up thunderstorms as well mixing in with that. towards the west it will be considerably cooler, just 14 degrees in london and only 17 in madrid. here's your extended forecast. ♪ >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day, wherever you are. ♪ >>> from the four winds and the scent of the earth come the color of the seasons. exploring the four seasons of japan. sometimes we are desperate to see our wishes come true. sometimes we need a little help to make

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. ♪ bla, bla, bla, ♪ >> stephanie: and then -- with a bag of oranges. >> those are some pretty hard orangesys. seems like he is taking this seriously. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: but we were saying yesterday, it is amazing -- heing can't win, he has had congress screaming at him about why aren't you investigating leaks more! oh, now you did it wrong. why are you hitting yourself? >> what are you investigating stuff the wrong way too much? >> right. >> stephanie: tony, hello. >> caller: hi, stephanie. it's good to talk to you again. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i just have a quick question for you. with all of this business about the tea party filing for tax exempt status, what kind of moneys are they taking in where are the moneys coming from and what are they spending it on? >> stephanie: why, social welfare, why do you ask? >> i would like a little more specifics about that. if they have a tax exempt status -- >> stephanie: exactly. freedom, hitler. all right. eighteen minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> not bad, like frisbee golf i'm glad i tried it

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bla. not today.ert gurero got together to promote their bout on saturday night in vague yag. -- vegas. we're going to beat thaup woman beater. he must have learned that perfect his dad. we're going beat that woman beater see how he's going likist. heeds going to get it from a real man. >> all right that. was uncomfortable. oscar dela hoier on this end. that is just i can imagine that. >> yes. >> thanks larry. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 coming up getting inked. the company taking brand marketing to painful new level autos then on abc 7 news at 11:00 michael fin helps you find best bargains in the bay area, things he's found you'll never have to pay full price for. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. >> from the entire news team have a great night. >> we appreciate your time. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you

the private commission headed by the nation's former intelligence chief dennis bla i and jon hunts manndz that american companies must guard against cyber theft. if counter attacks were legal many techniques they could employ to cause damage to those conducting the intellectual property theft. the report authors that it may be inevitable unless the u.s. adopts a more controversial strategy. it was identified as a chinese cyber espionage headquarters. >> private companies will figure out how to punch back and you will wind up with a private cyber war of sorts and doesn't get us to where we need to be. that would be a bad outcome. >> national security advisor concluded on tuesday and he had the summit with the chinese president in early june, the white house chose its words carefully. >> we are seeking for china to investigate the concerns and start a dialog with us on cyber issues. we have heard from the president that it is a high priority. >> report estimates that 2.1 million u.s. jobs are result of the china state sponsored theft. >> thank you. >> and number two commander of the paki

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to give up those leads but if they happen you want to have the confidence to shrug it off and try to blaremaining. >> are you a believer in momentum from one game to the next? >> not really. just because i think it can slip away very fast. i think you have to build your momentum in each game. we have won the last two games and great for us. but if we play poor hockey, it can slip away in the first five minutes of this game. >> this series has been brutally physically and everybody around the league is talking about it. are you noticing players starting to wear down yet? >> not really. i think the energy is still the first round. we had a short season so i think guys still have a lot of energy but no denying the fact that it's been a physically taxing series and i can't think of too many times i haven't touched the puck and someone has tried to get a piece of your skin after it but that is what makes playoff hockey great and hopefully we are the ones that come out on top. >> thanks, rob. >> no problem. >> this is game four in new york between capitals and rangers. halfway decent scoring o

. >> reporter: john bla block says his lifeguards made more than 100 rescues last year and his department expands the national average. >> reporter: are you seeing drownings at locations you didn't see ten years ago because people are going to different places, places that were once secret? >> okay. with that one, and i will admit that. >> reporter: these are places there were typically never drowning. he's referring to this location. two men from the bay area and a man from singapore died here within the last several months. all were pulled off the shelves of lava rock by rogue waves. he blue lines guidebooks, social media, and even apps for leading people to this once secret area. >> it opens areas that are beautiful but people shouldn't go. >> it with be calm for 20, 25 minutes and then a minute later a huge swell comes in that explodes and can knock you off the rocks or pull you off the beach. >> reporter: no warning. >> without warning, that's right. >> reporter: it's become such a problem an ocean safety video plays on loop at the airport. this state is also asking airlines to play

he's a young bla black man speaking to a young audience. >> a lot of people don't know who he is andwho's behind the ad and all they see is the ad. >> they know who he is now. tyler the creator was not a name and now they're sitting around. >> and now we're talking about mountain dew but not for the right reasons. >> is there going to be a backlash for mountain dew? >> generally when this happens we don't see a change in market because the marketers react pretty quickly. they pulled it right away. they issued their mea culpa. incidentally i think gm might have the most potential for an impact. >> why is that? >> china is an important market for gm. it's a culture where there's a kind of national lis tick pride right now. they're not even promoting a car that's being sold in china and yet i think it's on the south china morning post. suddenly gm is racist to chinese people. i think that could be potentially problematic. >> that's fascinating. how much does social media pass that along as well? >> that was an ad that was never intended to china. all it takes is one person to upload it

bla >> for all the members on both sides, one moment. i think i speak for mr.ummings and myself, this is a committee that is investigating more than anything else the ultimate right of free speech and the first amendment. so as we go on with the rest of this hearing i would admonish all of us to remember that it's not the first amendment or the second amendment, or the fifth amendment or the 10th amendment in a vacuum. we have to respect them all. the lady who has departed was entitled to assert her fifth amendment although there are questions about how it was done, there can be no question that we have to respect it. additionally that her assertion is not to be viewed or used during this hearing to make any determination plus or minus as to actions that were taken. we have the inspector general with us today, we have other fact witnesses, and this committee has more than ten additional witnesses that will be called either to hearings or to interviews already on the schedule. i believe that this committee has a long history of very few during my tenure of 12 ye

we now understand from bla that one runway has been reopened. runways were closed after an incident involving a british airways plane. we have heard this morning that effectively as we understand it, a ba jet took off and noticed debris falling from it and had to ground it again and then we understand that that plane was evacuated as a result. two runways were closed, one of which has now been reopened. let's show you where we stand with international airports group, which is the owner of british airways. stock is currently down on that news, just 0.8%. the company that owns heath row, up 0.25%. dipped down slightly when that news came out. >>> a management shake-up of procter & gamble as the company brings back a.g.lafley as ceo replacing bob mcdonald who is going to retire next month. mcdonald had been under pressure after weak results. he implemented a major restructuring program last month. last month, p&g reported weak first quarter sales and in a memo to members, mcdonald said he's resigned because he thought he was becoming too much of a

bla. the next instance is a good friend of mine. i worked with her in new york, rhonda lee out of shreveport, louisiana. meteorologist someone posted a comment saying she's the black lady who does the news. her hair, you know, why she can't wear a wig. she has short hair. she's black. it has natural hair. and so she responded to him saying something i thought was pretty appropriate. she said, i'm proud of my african-american ancestry which includes my hair. for your edification, traditionally our hair doesn't grow downward. it's upward. she was trying to explain. she was fired. the anchor out of l.a. cross was not. she responded on tv and got okay from the station. but rhonda lee was fired for violating social media terms. >> yeah. a response with social media or something she said on-air? >> she said it on social media. i was curious about your thoughts on that. >> well, so the first one -- i did see the video of the wisconsin woman who was defending her weight. i don't general discuss women's weight in public. i'm trying to figure

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