when you get a medicare check, you get a blue cross-check. so here's the basic fundamental issue in medicare for all, medicare fee for service, or some kind of private insurance system. are you better off taking $16,000 a year, which is the average spending on medicare, and giving it to blue cross of and giving it to blue cross of florida and saying, here's who you have to cover. we'll pay 1.5% and you just write checks and the volume is out of control. that's how it works. medicare advantage, you give him 16,000 bucks. they call me next year, by the way, you can't make the 50% margin and you have to negotiate with the docs. history will tell you and where seniors are choosing where to go that the private approach is working a lot better. that's the whole issue and i hope we have that discussion. how much you want to spend that benefit. i'd like that, too, that would be a great deal. but we have a $1 trillion deficit. we have almost 100 million people in medicaid. medicare is growing. we have massive deficit issues and those issues are driven

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s william blue cross spoke to the german government's anti-semitism commissioner felix klein he began by asking him why anti-semitism is an especially significant issue here in germany. and semitism in germany is always something very special because the holocaust was invented here and happened here and of course we have to take a very very close look at the situation and with the description of the reality i wanted to trigger an honest. discussion and like in normal life i think when you want to make a good therapy you 1st have to analyze the situation this is what i did and i'm quite satisfied that the discussion is so broad now that we have to protect jewish life in germany together politics the state and society as well and it comes in the context of our crude stay which you are calling on all germans to wear a keep in solidarity with jews could stay which has origins in iran is to show support for the palestinian state it's inherently anti israel anti sinus would you also say it's anti-semitic absolutely i think it's absolutely unacceptable that 9 till 2000 in the year 2019 we he

and is backed by the blue cross blue shield association and cigna emblems and other insurance giants in other news tomorrow the american plumbers association is announcing a partnership with giant tufts of hair americans also borrowed a whopping 1000000000 dollars last year simply to pay for. medical expenses and there's been several reports of people spending their lottery winnings a medical expenses. now that sounds depressing but fortune cookies could along with numbers offer referrals. oh and while americans brain away their medical. aid may spends more than $400000000.00 a year lobbying its 3rd highest spender lobbying on capitol hill the majority of its funding comes not from the members of which only 25 percent are doctors but a monopoly on managing health care data and pricing with the help of government contracts so it profits from the entire health care system as it is so doctors if i caught your attention with this segment. do you think you could tell me what this is. it is. now the majority of americans want universal health care under medicare for all who believes the pe

the too bright blue cross as a white woman for 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the wives in the house. question. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in this population a problem for converts if you look at any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i were to. say i stayed there i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all the crime. you know to the 2017 the german newspaper developed published an article claiming that the european union has lost 30000000000 euros as a result of its a very anti russian sanctions. particularly affected eastern europe many polish film as went broke and even committed suicide. sometimes i can t

blue cross from parliamentary studios is that right. we can bring william in political reporter ok we're going to yeah i hear that he is that absolutely hi william let's talk a little bit more about the this the grand coalition between the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. now some political analysts say governing with michael cd was simply a mistake was it a mistake for the s.p.d. to join this coalition it certainly looks that way the s.p.d. has been struggling as kate has pointed out for years to define itself as distinct from the c.d.u. the c.d.u. has slowly over many years under the leadership angle americal been nudging to the left taking going into s.p.d. territory so to speak taking up a lot of the s.p.d. issues and leaving the s.p.d. with very little to stand for if we go back to the 2017 election campaign here in germany this was very much the same topic of conversation at the espy needed to revitalize itself redefine itself march in schultz on the eve of that election after he failed to deliver the results of his party was hoping and medi

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an acco from hackensack, new jersey, who had health insurance e rough his employer from anthem blue cross-bield. >> there was blood and glass all over this part of the parking lot. >> thompson: two years ago, when he was helping a neighbor move, a large glass table shattered, and a shard of glass sliced into heymann's left ankle. an ambulance took heymann to the closest emergency room at hackensack unirsity medical center, which he knew was in- network. his ankle wound was so deep, the e.r. called the plastic surgeon on duty. >> and he came in, and sewed up my leg in probably about ten minutes. >> thompson: but that surgeon did not accept his insurance. heymann received what's called a "balance bill."ha the doctored close to bl,000. cross covered about $860. and heymann was stuck owing $5,000. >> i'm thinking there's no way i'm going to pay this. this is insane. and it's kind of almos, whatever if you want to call it, false advertising, when you get some kind of a crazy bill from someone who's not in the network, and you really had no control over the fact that they would be there. >> thompson:

to bright blue cross this is like the tree in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the lawyers in the. first city. in a world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. so max we've made it to the moon from the genesis block to 10 years later the 10 year anniversary of the genesis block 2019 you and trace mayor started 2019 on january 3rd with the toshiba's ron referring back to a previous episode when we mentioned that wall street derivatives work by referencing a base layer as collateral if you were remove that collateral by removing that base layer removing your private keys in this case for bitcoin you would destroy all the pasta katyn layers of debt on top of that all the leverage would collapse and s

the too bright blue cross was like before 3 in the morning can't be good the last i'm interested always in the waters in the house. last question. is trump winning can he be reelected based on his record there are many other questions as trump seeks to remain in the white house will the democrats run against trump as opposed to challenging his record in office how the democrats learned anything from the electorate since their crushing defeat 2016. this is going bust broadcasting around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and impact upon us all and daniel pearl in washington there is a look at what's on deck on today's show while the u.s. and china continue to trade blows one nations growing tade trade tensions with the u.s. are mostly gone under the radar former u.s. representative alan grayson is standing by to break down the u.s. is trade ties with india and tell us whether the world's 2 largest democracies are heading for a bigger clash and other trade trouble news as china can tear chinese to bear the burden on the trade fight. and they have been looking for new

all right utilities well in blue cross is following the story for us and he joins me now for more and william there's been this report in the new york times if it is confirmed it would seem like an extremely abrupt reversal of position by trump and his administration what more do we know about what actually happened in washington to lead us up to where we are now so this report has not been confirmed but also adds up and denied the new york times is very clear in saying that they report that no one in the u.s. government stopped them from going to print with this story so that i think it's very telling already that there does seem to have been some action behind the scenes to put planes in the air to respond to this drone downing in iran of course a lot of questions the where that drone really was it's very much as she said she said she said she said situation which is often the case in these kinds of confusing escalatory situations now the u.s. president has repeatedly said he does. don't want to pull the u.s. into a new war and yet there are many very different voices weighing into

i may not have the body of a 35 year old but i have this blue cross card.t when i heard of a new all-natural miracle drug. >> now to the soaring popularity of cbd, that extract from the cannabis plant that doesn't get you high but is being promoted for so many uses from insomnia to chronic pain. >> you just feel very calm stvment like taking a big chill pill. >> c brk d oil comes from the hemp plant, it has trace amounts of thc but usually too small to make anyone high. >> not enough thc to get you high? challenge accepted. this will be a lot easy wrer than the time i tried it get drunk on purell it got rid of my gingivitis and my stomach. but yes, the new wellness rage is cbd, marijuana's less fun cousin. they say it has all the benefits of weed without the high 6789 but then what is the point? i only smoke weed to get high. i'm not doing it to make friends with white guys who love reggae. so you might be asking yourself hey le-w, where can i get cbd. the answer is everywhere. >> cbd is popping up all over infused in just about everything. coffee, tea, pas

both parties would do dismally right and i believe we're going to be crossing to william no group blue cross to is a political reporter standing by at all parliamentary studios william some political analysts have basically said the s.p.d. made a huge mistake when they entered into a grand coalition with the c.d.u. was it was it their own doing. i mean it certainly looks that way and this is not a new question moxon schultz who was the s.p.d. as chancellor candidate in the 2017 national election said we will not go into a grand coalition again we will not be in this government we will be in the minority we will redefine ourselves as an opposition party that's what he said right after the election in 20176 months later after i got america and her conservatives were unable to form a coalition with other parties there was the s.p.d. coming in and going back on that statement and then again finding themselves in a grand coalition exactly where they don't want to be on the criticism today is exactly the criticism then they have lost their way the c.d.u. has sucked up their main talking points the

something for the jack brewers of the world but the individuals out there that have to go to the one blue crossield in florida or whatever state they are, and have to pay twice as much as they were paying even a few years ago, it is still not -- >> you are a small business owner as well so it will affect that part of your life too. >> this is a step in the right direction because you can spend the money how you want to spend the money once you get it into an account. it is supporting the free market and that is the reason i like it. there's a lot of steps have to be taken. this is just the beginning. but much better than getting in front of the nation making these huge obamacare promises and everything that you said doesn't come to existence. this is real. this will be tangible. and another point, you can't discount the fact, look at what's happening with prescription drug markets. finally somebody is attacking this and finally generic drugs are being able to put into the marketplace. we are taking steps. nothing will happen overnight. >> will talk more about this later but we have to move on.

should get more than the community our hospital should adopt schools, our hospital should go to blue cross blue shield where they put money into education. it looks at the activity and 100 million because of that grant of physical activity the teachers use free five minute videos. all of a sudden that is where the intersection goes if you it at the heart of it. >> a lot of momentum, leadership and i want to ask all of you to put your public sector hat back on. how difficult is it to promote these partnerships. you talked about when you are education secretary and you are able to do school-based health service and you talked about having monthly meetings with many of your counterparts and i am curious these examples are more the norm for exception and how difficult is it to get people who are interested in health and education to actually help them understand how their policy impacts the other sector. what is some advice you have for current and how they come together and work to elevate these and this is for extra credit how do you deal with things like-you talked about the national breakf

blue cross and blue shield tells us the largest single driver in the health insurance premium is the cost of prescription drugs. they spend more each year on prescription drugs that in patient hospital care. inc. about that for a second. more on these prescription drugs. i look at some of these. 98 years ago, it was discovered by some researchers in toronto. the surrender the rights to that saying we do not think anybody should offer life and death drug. the surrender the patent rights for a dollar. you have any idea of the cost of insulin?>> that is an interesting example of how incremental it works. the party picked him up in the market 98 years ago was a brand of animal intestines. the product on the market today , there are multiple, they are made to be long acting so individuals do not necessarily have to inject six or eight times per day. >> was take a look at one of those new products. it is made by eli lilly. in the 1990s. there were selling for about $39. it is now selling for $329 per dose. i can tell you having met with some people in illinois, it is a burden which many of

if you have kaiser or blue cross , to getver is in oregon those companies to voluntarily include this as part of your coverage. we will be trying that over time. every community we have been in in the country have -- has a different configuration of financing and funding. excited to beam here and excited about this work. and anxious to talk with you more about it. thank you. [applause] >> i am already exhausted from up and down, up and down. who as iorah darrell said is associated with the first fidelity program and has been for a long time. she has been described by you in the intervention program that they focus on -- i think it is a very important example and i hope you will pay careful attention to how she discusses to do to has tried expand and improve their program. the reason it is so important is because we have so many big cities and big counties in the u.s. and they have to figure out just talkedat ken about but they are not a rural area. it is going to be a difficult task to figure out how to coordinate the services and pay for them. welcome baby, the l.a. county has been i

if you have kaiser blue cross or youever insurance company, could get those companies voluntarily to include this as part of your coverage. we will be trying that out over time. countrymmunity in the has a different configuration of financing funding and is one of the real questions. we will see over time. i am excited to be here and excited about this work. i am anxious to talk more with you about it. [applause] ron: i am already exhausted from up and down, up and down. darrell, who is associated with the program and has been for a long time. thiss going to describe for you, and the intervention program that they focus on. i think it is a very important example, and i hope you will pay to discussingion this. what l.a. has tried to do to expand the program and to improve the program. so important is because we have so many big cities, the united states. they have to figure out that kind of stuff. have one places that million or 4 million or 6 million people. it is going to be a difficult task to figure out how to coordinate those services and pay for them. , the l.a.elcome baby count

so if you have kaiser or blue cross, or whatever insurance company, as well as a number of others, to get those companies voluntarily to include this as part of your coverage. we will be trying that out over time. every community we've been in has a different configuration of funding and financing. so we will see over time. but that's why i'm excited to be here, and i'm excited about this work. and i'm anxious to talk more with you about it, thank you. >> i'm already exhausted from up-and-down. next, deborah darrell, who as i said, is associated with the program and has been for a long time, she's been described for you about the intervention program she focuses on. i think it's a very important example and i hope you will pay careful attention to how she discusses what la has tried to do to expand this program and to improve the program. the reason it's so important is because we have so many big cities and counties in the united states, and they have to figure out the exact kind of stuff that can just talked about. there are places that have 1 million, or 4 million or 6 million peop

i have blue cross blue shield, i love it, i don't want to be forced into medicare.ourselfyou see supporting any democratic candidates if senator harris doesn't get the help -- the nod? or are you harris or no one? i will hold my nose and vote for whomever we nominate as long as the person has a chance to dislodge president trump. host: ok. morning consultancy put out a new poll this morning showing where they think the democratic party candidates are sitting in the polls today. if you look at what they put out today, you can see that right now they have joe biden, former vice president joe biden leading the pack out of iowa at 38%. him you have senator bernie sanders at 19%. right behind senator sanders you have elizabeth warren at 10%. in fourth place in this poll, mayor pete buttigieg and kamala harris come in at 7%. now, once again you will have 19 thecrats in iowa today at iowa hall of fame dinner. but democrats have also been in iowa all weekend long, including bernie sanders. senator sanders spoke in iowa and was asked what he would do to improve the quality o

still illegal counterfeit blues and products coming over the crossing. we also have coast guard stations on the river that monitor the traffic coming across, making sure that what is brought into the city is legal. it is tireless work. it is enforcement across multiple agencies that includes dnr, the island park, border crossing, border security, michigan state police, and detroit police, all who have to work in conjunction to make sure what is traveling across the river into our city is safe. >> the ambassador bridge coupled with our two tunnels, the train tunnel in civilian tunnel under the detroit river, have been a huge part of commerce for the region. as detroit continues to grow, we are building a new bridge span. it will be called the international bridge crossing. it will fall just north of where the ambassador bridge arises. as we traveled through the next hundred years, production and manufacturing and coupled with is the transport of those finished goods in and out of the city. the chance of creating another manufacturing marble like the longe

more and more choices and options so that the middle insurer is someone who is not a big blue cross bluethat they can now afford -- >> trace: that is counter to what it was. there was no such thing as a skinny plan. you got it all, or you got nothing. >> i think it was a huge step in a positive direction. give us more choice. >> sandra: meanwhile, president trump has signed this executive order aimed at curbing health care costs. he said this on hospital pricing yesterday. >> patients have been billed nearly $800 for saline, more than $600 for a drug test. often prices differ drastically between hospitals for the exact same services. and there is no consistency. there is no predictive ability. and there is frankly no rhyme or reason to what's been happening for so many years. >> sandra: when he made this announcement, he said this is bigger than anything we have done in this realm. it's going to blow everything away. >> he may be right. it's a trillion dollars a year that hospitals charge. that is one-third of the medical costs in this country. previously, the administration said you've

a redhead line crossing the blue bird.erre saying -- single-a for sake reregistration phosate reregistration in the eu, that is what we are getting an update on. a method to combat weeds in the next decade, aiming to cut the environmental impact by 30%. the broader context here being roundup cancer lawsuits bayer has been facing. things are looking up for boris johnson. the favorite to succeed theresa may was the clear leader yesterday. hunt,osest rival, jeremy just 43. no women remain in the race. mark harper was also eliminated. we will bring you the latest. max kettnerla and are still with us. we are looking ahead to july 22, the first day, peter. the spread between sterling and one-month volatility climbing to a seven-year high. although volatility might be suppressed, trade is expected to pick up over the next year. how would you play that? some slightly longer data volatility. you look at fx in general, we are at low levels. we see a paradigm shift, i.e., if we moved to the hard brexit, you will see volatilities at t

opinion, justice samuel alito noted that crosses appear in many secular contexts, including the red cross and blue shield trademark. even if the original purpose of the monument was infused with religion, the passage of time may obscure that sentiment. some similar thoughts on twitter tweets this,ho at do we do about the red cross? what about the federal cemeteries? jodi says it is a christian symbol. what if it was a satanic statue? would it get the same respect? robert says that cross has been there over 100 years, get a life. to wisconsin, supporting the decision is june. caller: good morning. i would like to say that we as americans need to stop being so afraid of symbols. it around people wear neck.r it was good that it was used to honor the fallen in war so we would have the right to have religious freedom that we have. they did not establish a religion. it was a memorial. america have so much freedom to do pretty much anything, people have started objecting to everything. a y open the congress with prayer. they say the pledge of allegiance. the children cannot even pray in school. ouy open

>>and thank you for joining us on the cross for morning news, i'm robin winston, i'm wearing gold rivette those wearing blue. >>the words didn't do so well last night but we're still are representing with our callers, let's talk about the forecast now to be nice again today but a little cooler right rebecca. >>right robin we're going to see a cooling trend around the bay area for today and tomorrow and we're waking up to cloud cover and fog around the bay area, including right here for a san francisco international airport you could see and the fog in the background there. and yes, the good news is it's not causing any delays as of yet. but as we know of course as the morning goes on. we could see that suffer inbound flights the right now delay free for san francisco oakland and san jose the are waking up to much cooler look at this 20 from versus 24 hours ago or 6 degrees cooler in concord right now 10 degrees cooler and livermore you're aking up with us now a little bit 5 a 5 or 6 degrees. a cooler mostly in near south bay locations and the 4 in nevada right now so yes, you are going to really notice the

and blue in your area , showers may the skies are clear and blue in your area, showers may be heading your way. lots of people have been crossingee the winds blowing the showers inland. some these showers will be very heavy, bringing thunder and hailand very heavy, bringing thunder and hail and gusty winds so at times not particularly pleasant but some sunshine from time to time. later on in the day into the evening, heavy rain pushes into parts of northern ireland, the north west of england and scotland, but by the evening and end of the night it will have dried out. but not completely. there are still some showers there. monday will bring fewer showers to england and wales. there will be some around but most frequent showers for northern ireland and scotland. hail and thunder possible as well. towards the middle part of the week, it will warm up a little bit but more showers and thunderstorms to come in from the south. this is bbc news i'm ben brown. the headlines at midday: tory leadership contender dominic raab says his party will be "toast" if britain isn't out of the eu by the end of october, and he accuses parliament of

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we have seen the famous pictures of the blue buildings where officials from north and south korea could get together to discuss cross border issues. that is where president trump and kim jong-un and moon jae-in will meet. it's where all of the american presidents go when they go to visit the dmz. most of american presidents pick up a pair of binoculars and look across the dmz. president trump chose not to on this particular visit. but where he's going now is the dining facility where he's going to meet with some of the service members who are posted along the demilitarized zone. both american and south korean soldier. you will use relic collected over the years, then he'll travel to the area where the peace house is to meet with kim jong-un. in terms of what might come out of it other than the president getting to see the dmz is maybe some relationship building. if there is nothing tangible that comes out of it in terms of agreement from kim jong-un to restart the lower level talks, perhaps confidence building so that kim jong-un comes away from this meeting in a better frame of mind than he came out of hanoi. i thi

and there in the blue shirt, he kind of gives them a little shove as he's kind of getting up off the cross road of seats. laurry was asked about that incident after that. >> he had no reason to touch me. no reason to reach over two seats and then say some vulgar language to me. it's no place for people like that in our league. and you know, hopefully it never comes back to nba game. >>> lowry said he repeatedly cursed at him. and lowry talked to an nba president about this. the team reportedly apologized to lowry and the raptors. and they say they were extremely disappointed in stevens action. >> close to the action. never want to touch those players. >>> still to come. declassifying files on what is a mythical creature. new details after the fbi confirm its investigated big foot. and the final that was just released to the public. >>> plus, a record number of measles. a number of cases in the u.s. reached a 25-year high. >>> and in weather, a bit of a cooldown today, across most of the bay area. still sunshine over san francisco bay. but our warming trend is quickly approaching and could

the republicans'campaign arm blue this up when they announced a pay increase. >> and it often gets caught in the crossrare that ruth bader ginsberg says makes republicans happy. the remaining cases will be filled with 5-4 close spitlits. it's good news for conservatives because in those tight battles in this court it's usually the conservative side that comes through. they may cut some sort of compromise, looks like there's not much compromise happening there. with cases like the census cases coming up, republicans are feeling pretty good. >> i can tell you my sources are telling me that on the tariff talks there may be some progress being made between the u.s. and mexico as it comes to that safe third country provision. that, of course, would require central american migrants to seek asylum in mexico. thank you, great conversations throughout the hour. appreciate it. fantastic panels. and now i'd like to kick it over to new york and my colleague craig melvin. hi, there, craig. we have that big announcement about who is going to moderate out first debate. >>> craig melvin here. hammering president tru

the 30 news the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one on one east meets the remarkable people risking their lives to help the disabled in blue to in afghanistan on al-jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tigers' ness monastery seems to defy gravity every beauty's is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in 2008 the time put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it brittany's happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. can be a challenge on its own. but. one of the world's most dangerous roads is a risk that comes with it. will follow the journey of these people as they get to survive. on. al jazeera. where ever you. go. to oil tankers damaged in the gulf of oman crews abandon ship amid reports of an attack. hasn't this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up government buildings remain closed in hong kong a day after a viol

cross a major for generations they will be a new n.h.l. stanley cup champion by this time tomorrow the boston bruins host the st louis blues in a deciding game 7 later on wednesday the bruins will be looking to add a 7th title to their franchise history i think that every hockey player can say that at one point of life or plenty of times that they've dreamed of being in a position like this but it's much different when you're going through it and realizing how exciting and how hard it is. you said so much more appreciation for for all you've been through and the road that we've taken to get here very excited to see. that i'm a leader will opportunity and absolutely as a kid you know that's what the number one dream you have is a game 7 and i said the opportunity to play in one is is exciting and. you know the whole group looking forward to it warren gatland has been named coach of the british and irish lions rugby team for a 3rd time the new zealand it will take charge for the 2021 tour of south africa having already beaten australia and drawn with new zealand in the last 2 outings gatland has another job to finish 1st coaching wales at the

for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one on one east meets the remarkable people risking their lives to help the disabled in blue to afghanistan on al-jazeera. i'll jews here. where ever you. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data to prove it. witness on al-jazeera. let's get straight on those boards on thank you very much and nick wallace south america's biggest football competition copa america is underway in brazil and the host got their campaign off to winning start they beat bolivia 3 nil on paulo on friday. off as spectacular opening ceremony it took the samba boys a while to get things going on with star striker any amount missing due to injury fast losing their patience and were booing at their own team but no neymar no problem after the break it was the 50 put timeo into the right to the rescue the barcelona forward squiring from the panel to spot a few minutes later he added another one with a brilliant header to double th

the brother/sister act will cross paths later on tonight as millions watch here and around the world. will these blue skies hold? will the winds be calm? we'll talk more about the forecast in the next half-hour. >> rob, speaking of -- >> dan harris, i'd love to see you up there. >> that's never going to happen. yes, fear is a factor for me. you used a term before that i had never heard from a meteorologist. you talked about being snowed on in colorado as being puked on. is that because you have a little baby around the house, you're puked on all the time? >> yeah, exactly. at this point i think puking is a good thing, especially when it comes to snow. not everybody feels that way. >> no. >> a little powder puke never hurt anybody. >> thank you, robert. appreciate it. >>> moving on, a major step towards recovery for former red sox star david ortiz. his team revealing ortiz has been moved out of intensive care at massachusetts general hospital. doctors say he is in good condition after being shot in the back while in the dominican republic. authorities now think the shooting was a case of mistaken iden

cross from the service. but this was a part i thought was very interesting. he went on to lead project blueufos. he was one of the first, and he worked to keep him alive until the end. last year he traveled around to talk about it and he told someone because i am an american, and it was the right thing to do, he would go and fight for a country that wouldn't fight for him. but he recently passed so let's all say a prayer for him. >> take a look at this 13-year-old superstar baker. he is michael platt of bowie, maryland, and he bakes cupcakes at home. for every cupcake he sells he donates one to a homeless child or a victim of domestic violence. michael is homeschooled due to severe epilepsy which forced him to give up gymnastics and swimming but he put all that energy into baking. he is so good, easy and competed in kids' baking championships. his company, michael's deserts, is all about he says looking beyond himself to help others. that's one sweet mission, michael. >> good on michael's desserts. >> i will just send them your site. [laughs] >> speaking of eating. ♪ animals are great, anim

blue that one, right? i mean, it's -- did it's sore of disconcerting to watch that with the crosses. now, nancy pelosi was there actually. and she also did an interview. and she was asked about trump. she though refused to talk about him at all. >> i don't talk about the president when we're out of the country. that's my principle. with all due respect to your question i'm not here to talk about impeachment. >> katlyn collins is outfront live outside the white house. katlyn, the president obviously livid about speaker pelosi and you know to such an extent that he really missed some pretty important optics at the least. >> yeah, white house officials joked there was essentially a zero% chance the president wasn't responding to the democrat ibsic house speaker saying she would like to see him in prison. not only did the president go after her in the interview you showed but he continued to tweet about it on the flight home from europe today, going after nancy pelosi saying not only is she a disgrace to herself but to her family and also going after the house investigations that have on

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cross over to bangladesh. the report says the un did not have a unified strategy and lacked security council support. the world renowned designer, artist, and socialite gloria vanderbilt, known for making tight blues died at the age of 95. she had stomach cancer. the news was confirmed by her son, cnn anchor anderson cooper, who said his mother was "an extraordinary woman, who loved life, and lived it on her own terms". these puppies look sad, and if you've ever wondered why puppies sometimes do look so sad, it seems that dogs may have evolved a special muscle to allow them to pull off the trick. it is essentially a trick! researchers say the big—sad—eyes expression didn't exist before humans started domesticating dogs some 33,000 years ago. as you can see, it can be really quite effective. let's get the latest from hong kong now, where demonstrators continue to make their case against changing the laws to allow extradition to mainland china. earlier, thousands of people marched to the offices of the territory's chief executive, carrie lam, calling for her to resign. there are no signs of that for now. but she isn't the only person changing her position. last week, the territory's top policeman c

to. 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one on one east meets the remarkable people risking their lives to help the disabled in blue to afghanistan on al-jazeera. the big breaking news story can be chaotic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions and if you're trying to provide the best most curious up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when you come off being seen period that you realize you witnessed history in the making. i'm counting the cost india has lost its crown as the bastards growing bigger economy where it all goes wrong for modi so soon after his landslide election victory was no longer the world's garbage can china disrupted the multi-billion dollar global waste industry counting the costs on al-jazeera. you know the news here al-jazeera and these are our top stories hong kong suspending its plans for a new bill that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland china chief executive kerry made the announcement after meeting legislators for several hours. former president bashir could be brought before a court within weeks the chief prosecutor says bashir will be sent for trial

blue for the -- it's something that is carefully coordinating. each side has to ask and grant permission at the appropriate time for one side to cross.his is great according to the rules. >> and what we are seeing here, is when the camera, pans to the left. we could see that line that richard engel is talkingabout. only inches high and a foot wide. that is the the actual line. the line on the other side -- looks like we lost the signal that was live. getting live video from the dmz, if i interrupt, it because we want to get straight to what is being shown as well as what is being said there by president trump. that live video that we had for a second. it looks like the location will then be in those buildings? would that be typical? >> so, yeah, what the -- he walked up to the lightly raised ryan in the milled. and so, it not if that is what president trump and the north korean leader will do. if president trump will step across his line, it is a historic moment and a great photo op. and i think we said earlier, are they going to have a longer chat, are they going to take a stroll? are they going in to the blue house. and stand there

blue adornments. you see the emblem. symbolizes they will shed their blood for the white race. if you look along the white crosse black line and the two diagonal lines form a "k." so you see four of them essentially. and, it stands for "knights of the ku klux klan." people say to me, daryl, why do do you have the stuff? -- why do you have the stuff? why don't you burn it? but, no. as shameful as it is, this is a part of american history. do not burn our history, regardless. the kkk is as american as apple pie and the chevrolet. brian: what is the story behind the documentary? daryl: i wrote a book in 1998 called "klan-destine relationships." i went around the country lan membersewed k based on an experience i had when i was a child. when i was a kid, i had a racist incident while marching as a cub scout. people threw rocks and bottles at me. white spectators. i did not understand why i was a target. then when racism was explained to me, i could not accept it. i had never heard of racism. i could not get my head around the idea that someone who had never spoken to me and knew nothing about me would want to hurt

crossing the street saturday. t community says speeding is a big problem. people don'treally obey the speed limit. >> so they are speeding through here regularly. >> reporter: there is a speed colors like purple and blue, that means they are definitely seeing some hail hit the ground.o we've gen at least measurements in at 1.25 inches. here's the storm right now, or should iay this is heavy rain, a little bit of lightning with it. this is getting ready move north of wood bridge and then it will head over towards mt. verneon.hi the t about it is you can seat lighte showers just to the north of it. that may clip the nats game but i don't foresee a washout with that storm in particular and we're not done yet. still a long evening ahead of us. as you can see, we have a lot of showers and storms out on the board right now, and this system that's prompting these warningss and watche is going to stick with us through tuesday, wednesday and thursday. okay. so the impacts tonight, tornado ptty low on the totem pole. not real concerned about that right n. 's the hail and rain and tsmaginwind gus report. looking at futurecast on rightn . by 9:00 p.m., this model in particular has the worst of this out of here so