bute again, really sad here at bowie cy hall. live in prince george's county, matt ackland, fox 5 localne . rom we're also hearing close friend of one of the other victims, wendy winters >> when we announced t victims, her name was mentioned first, i jumped off the sofa, shocked.couldn't believe it. she was a giving rson. she did not hesitae to helny you in a way. >> reporter: in the midst of that deadly shooting inside of throe news, the capital per and delivered.o put opaut a >> this is a look ahe front page, five shot dead at the capil with pictures of the ty, some poignant messages, u o this is the opinion page. it'sostly blank. 're speechless.tom says, weday, this is ientionally left blank to commerate the victims of thursday's shooting ins office. andist thees of the victims and says tomorrow this page will retur in tts steady purpose of offering our readers' inform opinion about the world around them tha they might be better citizen >> i can't imagine what it'av like but i hto commend these ys for their dedication, onjourn

and it's not just the supreme courts bute d mcbegan in the white house working with two conservative groups and anged the face of u.s. law. >> they have. they have set records for the number of appointments they have made to the u.s. court ofls apphich is between trial judges and supreme court and that's where much of the action is because theou supreme takes so few cases. and those people are not t changing law of the land but also on deck. he is putting themn hand to be ready for this kind of moment and change what is happening out there. robe: what about chief justice roberts, you are working on a book, he is the key vote? >> yes. of course, itoes. i think for a couple of reasons. he is the least i had logicall ridge i had of the other conservatives.: pee does think about the court as an institution. r example, when you talk about the roe versus wade precedent, only clarence thomas is on record opposing record. we don't h know the other conservatives would vote. chief justice roberts wld think twice and maybe four times about whether he was to overturn a 45--year-old precedent and

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the met office has a yellow weather warnings out for argyll & bute and also northern ireland for someu do you'll all about it. it could also be thundery. temperature—wise, where we have the cloud lingering, temperatures down a touch of where we we re temperatures down a touch of where we were yesterday anyway. as we head through the evening and overnight, many of the showers will tend to fade away. the showers becomes more intensive as it comes in from the north sea. some mist and fog and drizzle coming out of that, and we have an onshore flow with a north—easterly going on. and temperatures down just a touch on where they have been. but it is still going to be pretty warm if you are in the south of england, still quite muggy. so we start tomorrow with all this cloud around, but it will break up from the north is the go through the day. brightening up across much of scotland and northern england, parts of wales as well. later in the day, we could import the shower coming in from the near continent across the channel. and then, as we head on into wednesday, we will still have all this

people, bute with whatever. if it benefits the country, that's what i look forward to. all this back and forth, it's crap. i was raised democratic, most of my families, but now i feel like others. it's just back and forth childish. they need to continue to make this country better and quit fighting and worrying about this and that. it go backe to see to the 10 commandment or whatever. doing right by our brothers. host: thanks for the call. we begin our coverage shortly before -- shortly after 8:00 when the motorcades arrived. it is now 2:31 in the afternoon in singapore. event is the president's news conference. the handshake that took place at the hotel in singapore, this is what it loed and sounded like. [video clip] host: earlier today as the north korean leader and president trump shaking hands for the very first time. we're going to put together a compilation of the day's and show that you momentarily to give you a sense of how all of this unfolded before we continue with live coverage of the president's news conference. he will depart singapore. a very long trip w

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bute say it's an example of training regularly available to all of their officers. cell phone video from last wk shows a officer and his partner standing near robertwhite. witnesses reported seeing white fight with the officer before the shooting. it's not clear if white was struggling with mental illness. tonight's training was scheduled before that shooting took wpla. want officers to come on scene and realize there maybe a healthme relatedency taking place in front of them and that the behavior may not be the true behavior of that individual. >> police tell us their officers inare t on verbal de-escalation techniques multiple times a month. howard county prosecutors will determine whether charges are filed in last week's shooting. >>> police in the district hope a sketch of the so-called d.c. hotel rapist will finally lead to his arrest. today police released this sketch of what they think he looks like now based on his dna. investigators tell us one man is responsible for attacking at least nine womenn i the late '90s and early 2000s. so far, six of those attack

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we'rll for securing the arders, bute need to provide a spaceor people who are fleeing persecutio i with the majority of these people are. it's not an amnesty, it's a path towards legalization. >> is thereid me ground here? >> i think that -and i think we need to stop the kind partisan bibbingering and look at this from a human point of viewe which ihave 12 million undocumented people in this country. they are here pary because they're fleeing persecution but also becausethere's a need for workers. eign mpanies need f workers and the trump i administration not only stopping the inflow of undocumented people but all immigrants. we had 85 thousand requests for further evidence issued last year for temporary work visas an this is hurting american individuals. ot just foreign >> so what d a you sees the next step here as we waitor congresso do something? i mean, there w this push to get something done now, and now president trump is l sayet's wait, the president sms to think he'll have more republicans to back his agenda come november. >> that very well may be. but look, the other issue that

president says the rules-based international order is being challenged not just by the usua suspects butect. would you agree with that? >> i think that is right, and that is what makes this different. we can have legitimate differences on issues, and as i said, there is a growing list. but we have never felt that the u.s. was actively trying to disasseme the system it created 70 years ago. it feels as if president trump is trying to very actively disassemble the international trading system which was benefitd by the u.s. t the u.s., and it is also a question of whether he believes in the alliance system itself. next month, president trumpts virussels and has an nato summit. then he goes to the u.k. the difficulties that we havesi right noing around the g7 table are going to be carried into next month's nato summit. the stakes get higher with ourio security relhip. , is is something we have to be very concerned abo the president is truly trying to degrade the international system. laura: thank you for joining us. today the u.s. special counsel robert mueer filed new criminal charges agains

bute prodts we make here have improved enormously and will continue to improve enormously, and that's really the message of this economic recovery. so, we'll wait and see on that but that's the mechanism. as i said to the other question, the way you lower your trade gap, the way you increase your exports is lower the barriers. and again, i want to say, other presidents in both parties have paid lip service to this issue of the lack of reciprocity and china's particularly bad behavior, but nothing ever comes of it. this president has the backbone to take the fight, and he will continue to make the fight, because he believes it is in the best interests of the united states and also the rest of the world. >> larry? >> yes. >> question that they're askin is the united states committed to a framework that -- [ inaudible ] is president tru backing away from the wto -- >> no. look, let me be clear. important question. doe trump. blame the nations that have broken away from those conditions. very importa point, all right? i'm not here at the podium to call out countries and individual namesnd

for answers is in custody, bute just beginning. >> reporter: tonight nbc news is reporting police are at the suspect's maryland home. 38-year-old jarrod ramos, hours after he allegedly opened fire inside a local annapolis newspaper. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: the suspect opened fire with a long gun, killing five. >> reporter: terrified reporters tweeted, begging for help. approximately 170 people were inside the building when he opened fire. >> it's scary, very scary. so i'm a little up about everything. >> reporter: the police aren't saying what the gunman's motivation is yet, but they say the "capital gazette" had received threats via social media as late as today. >> they're our friends. i mean we're grieving for these guys. >> reporter: police arrived within 60 seconds, one week after training for this exact scenario. they later found smoke grenades allegedly left behind by the gunman. tonight the victim's names were released, two women and three men, all employees of the "capital gazette." jennifer johnson, nbc news, an

old prejudices worked as obstacles, bute overcame all of them." the pair met with just their translators initially, and more then joinednd we by officials. the talks lasted all morning. detractors said it would be nothing more than a glorified photo op. it is much more than that, but there were enough pictures to fill an album. there was the balcpry scene. . trump: very good. jon: w tk in the gardens. pres. trump: very great. jon: and the boys and their toys moment, where chairman kimwa nted to see inside the beast, the president's famous limo. then came the signing of a document apparently committing north korea to completeea denuzation, even if it was rather longer on intent than concrete steps to get there. pres. trump: would you like to say something to the press? >> we have a anstoric meeting decided to leave the past behind. jon: the document contains 4 key points -- agreeing tblish new relations, joining together to build a lasting and stable peace working towards th complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula, and recovering the rema

bute we have a bit of a mismatch between the zoning district rh3 and the height district of 55 feet. the zoning and the height together implies you want to go vertical with those units. that's something i'll be considering, whether it makes more sense to allow this level to go deeper instead of vertical and whether that's a better trade off and a better outcome. but from a density perspective, they're maxed. >>> are you considering not approving the upper floor? >>> the variance is required because the proposed top floor that they're adding goes deeper into the lot than would be permitted. >>> but it's still on the footprint of the building. >>> yes. >>> and so if we department have a conditional use here and it was just a variance, what would you do? >>> well, we'd have to go through the five findings and the first one is are there any exceptional extraordinary circumstances on this site. i think one potential circumstance like that could be the mismatch between the height limit and the zoning district and the permitted density. there's also kind of an interest i interesting. some o

argyll & bute, highlands, most prone to those. breaking through the cloud, we will see temperatures left into the low 205. 23 or 24 celsius not out of the question. into the night, the rain will gradually fizzle away across many areas, most places becoming dry with some clear skies and the west. misty low cloud towards the east and we will start the day with temperatures in single figures. in the west, it will be a mild and muddy start to your weekend. we will see plenty of dry weather around but a few showers will break out in the west, especially western scotland, where it could be heavy and thundery. many will be dry, with sunny spells and temperatures away from eastern coasts into the 205. as for sunday, more in the way of sunshine around across the uk. certainly a brighter day by and large. very pleasant in the sunshine, with light winds. a bit more in the way of that sunshine for eastern coasts as well. isolated showers in scotland but for the vast majority it will be a dry day. that is how it is looking from the comparative

bute is concern about it, there's not enough will in congress to overturn it. shery: kevin?evin: i agree with marty. the republicans are incredibly divided on this. really outhas been front with senator rubio on this. while they've said there's concern, when you get into the specifics here and go to these local districts that are republican strongholds, their supply chains inflected -- impacted by qualcomm, these are jobs. when i talk to the folks who work with zte, they say they have not been able to make the toe that they are trying suggest these supply chains that rely on zte will be significantly impacted. jinping directly asked president trump to do this. this is a sign of goodwill from their perspective in the negotiation bilaterally between u.s. and china. i cannot find one republican who can see what the ministration got back -- administration got back. the president believes the commerce department ultimately has the final say the matter what. members ofcally, congress boat with what will get them reelected. will this be an issue at all? >> i doubt it. the atmospher

facetious buting also making a point.pends on who gets into the final eight in the semifinals. as to how much people will go out or is world cup fever just taking over? >> at think it does a little bit. get to thewere to semifinals, then you would probably have a few more people going out and buying a large screen tv. which they may not do if it is not england. yes you do get a few extra sales on that. i think for the beer drinking in the barbecues and everything like that, it probably matters less. people are going to enjoy it less -- regardless. because of brexit -- >> there are two separate aspect to that. pricing position is probably a bit out of place. john lewis itself, furnishing .ales are an important part they have been week for most of the first half. john lewis is managing this transition which all retailers are having to face which is even though they are still selling stuff, nearly 40% of their sales are now online. there is an advantage of having shops and they are integrated and everything like that. the ac

transportation and makes it easy to connect with public transit is a good thing and something that we welcome bute cannotacrifice publ safety. these ridden on sidewalks pose danger. there are reports of broken bones and near misses. the city has received nearly 1800 complaintsabout scooters including them blocksli space. c hurt local businesses and affect the ability of all ofus navigate our city. the city supports scooter scaring to thent m our transportation system safer, more equitable. we are here todayo announce the launch of san francisco powered scooter permit and pilot program. this permit program represents a thoughtful, coordinated and effect t makure that san fiscos the right balance. the program incorporates the importance of my earlier cease and desist letter, and state and local laws, that prohibit riding onew and it includes new component. we have have innova it must keep your sidewalks safe and accessible for all pedestrians. the program provides the framork though make sure that the companies operateing in the public right of way of doing so lawfully and accountable for their busi

in 2005, i submited a comment outlines itul not be pursuing -- buting fiber deployment. many ofy concerns then are the same back then but with network neutrality also m fiber more compelling. it greatly increases competition for broadband providers that the city can choose from. rolling out fiber network is expensive and the ria can take decades to discover. [bell ringing]on'tve the deep ps to do their own network. by hav city provide the ceers a isp can through aa couple fiber jumpers to the equipment andde provi to the network. [please stand by] >> that is that we need to do this right now. because the wolf is at the door, and the wolf at the door is donald trump and his fcc. moth term andoffice. so they will try to force communities like ours to accept a continued situation where companies like comcast and at&t give us our internet service instead of us having a true public network that those companies, and other companies, to pay to get on too. i think we are focusing on cost, when really what we should focus on is not the cost but who will pay for it. and as a super

bute hosted another event, a so-called celebration of america, complete with the national anthem and "god bless america." notice no football players there. he says he withdrew the invitation because some of the players refused to stand during the national anthem. but the team points l season not one member ofhe eagles took a knee during the anthem. >> we love our country. we respect our flag, and we always proudly stand for the national anthem. we always will stand for the national anthem.onaltrp is mni to thi who pcess. it's meaningless. he's meaningless to the city and the city's success. >> sources say mr. trump made the switch to avoid public embarrassment. only ten had afrigreed to go toe white house. zach ertz who caught the game-winning touchdown took exception to a fox news report. the network showed this picture of eagles players praying before the game, but fox said the players were kneel during t national anthem. zach ertz tweeted this, this can't be serious. prayingefe games with my ammates well before the game is be beiing used for your propaganda. fox later apologized.

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the heat advisory for the entire bay area doesn't include the city of oebl lanof oakland, bute well into0s. 64 by the delta. livermore at 64. golden gh en gate bridge, it wi crowded of course. hotter inland today and warmer weather at the shoreline. look for high fire danger, reduced air quality and the cooling trend as soon as tomorrow. so as we look at the high temperatures for your send, doesn't look too cool as we still have the pinks in the inland valleys. but numbers will be coming down about five degrees and the sea breeze really getting going to bring san francisco's temperature down about 8 degrees. ad then into monday, cooler. but by tuesday, we'll add on just a few degrees inland. not too hard to take. but we will look for the air quality today to be particularly bad in the south bay and inland valleys, 103 by the delta. how about 104 in santiago yok and livermore while the coast enjoys 70 at half moon bay. if you are headed into town for the giants game,ful it will bed in the 70s. pride parade tomorrow, it will be breezy, 55 overnight tonight with 60s elsewhere. we will be lo

bute are hearing of a lot of flooded roads where these flood warnings in place and if you're in the flood warnings, we're going to see an additional 1 to 2 inches of rain. elsewhere we'll pick up half an inch to an isolated inchf n partse area. scattered showers out there tracking this i'm batch of rain pushing back into the area. it's about 90 miles awayrom washington. on its current track it's going to get here right around 8:00, 8:30. you can see pockets of more moderate rain, but that severe weather still staying south of us. your rain tonight does widespread rain in the forecast. tomorrow morning during the midday and afternoon hours, we're looking at scattered showers and on sunday just the chance for a late day shower or thunderstorm. here's your planner tomorrow. reme early morning scattered showers out t i think around the late morning and midday, dry with se sunshine. for the afternoon and evening hours, scattered showers and thunderstorms with a high temperature of 86 degrees. so we start off at 67. the humidity is there throuayout the and warm to saenl temperatures for this ti

fire department tells news 4 as the little gl was electrocuted, an mgm employee accepted in to help, bute was also shocked. both were rushed out of the casino. the little girl didn't have a heartbeat, but police and fire a officials were to revive her with cpr. she is now in critical thndition. employee is expected to be okay. >> terrible. yeah, tsts is the f i heard about it. >> reporter: this quite frpakly is everynt's worst nightmare. somebody happening to your young child. an m spokesperson says they are cooperatingith the investigation. now, investigators are trying to figure out if even befe this incident there were some other people who may have been shocked at that outdoor fpt. we'll continue to say on top of the story for you. back to you. >> adam, thank you. >>> ben jealous won the primary and isow the democratic primary for governor inry nd. he beat rushern baker by nearly 60,000 votes. he now hopes to unseat larry hogan in the fall. that could be an uphill battle. hogan is verypu por. at their rallies last night, both candidates talked about bipartisanni >> i'm not r to the le

>> heot bute probably does. he has no intention of pardoning himself. he probably does. >> reporter: not only do fellow republicans disagree -- >> if i were president the united states and i had a lawyer that told me i could pardon myself, i think i would hire a new lawyer. >> reporter: in the 1970s, the justice department wrote just before the resignation of richard nixon that a president cannot pardon himself, adding no one may be a skrjudge in his ow case. they sidestepped explanatio at the time, both the president's lawyer and sanders said mr. trump did not dictate a response to "the new york times" about the meeting. >> that was written by donald trump junior. i'm sure with consultation with his lawyer. >> he certainly didn't dictate. like i said, he weighed in. offered suggestion like any father would do. >> reporter:r. trump's lawyers say the opposite, telling the special counsel's office, the president dictated a short but accurate response to the "new york times" article. when asked to explain her own false statement, sanders dodged. >> this is

bute are all very cautious now. >> he is part of a group called alexandria families for safe streets.ria itself has adopted a vision zero plans that aims to eliminate bicycle and pedestrian fatalities and serusnjuries. chris is with the transportation department. >> the issue is very new. i would like to say yes, but we are just starting. >> he says the conversation is definitely changing with a push towards safer streets for everybody. >> i thinkhe lesson is everybody needs to pay more attention, walking across the street, ring a bike, driving a car, everybody needs to be more focused. we are all so distracted. >> whether you have the right of way or not, rules aside, it is about having awareness. good story. >>> r9:43ht now. taking a live look outside at the dragon boat races, one of the most festive events of the year around this time on the potomac. we have a gook at whaoing on in the sky. on in the sky. there could be rain. too many devices on your network could mean you see this that's why you need fios-the 100% fiber-optic network. that means more speed for more devices at once

. >> we're allowed to disagree, bute should be ableo do so freely and without fear of harm. this goes forpl all p regardless of politics. some have chosen to push hat and vandalism against the restaurant that i was asked to leave from.od a holly actor publicly encouraged people to kidnap my children. is weekend a member of congress called for people to push back and make clear to thoserving their country and this administration that they are not welcome anywhere, anytime, for anything. althy debate on ideas and political philosophy is important. buthe calls for harassment and push for any trump supporter to avoid the public is unacceptable. >> sarah huckabee sander starting that statement read today as she started t white house press concerns. again, the red hen restaurant is in it is closed today amid the backlash from this decision. but news 4's derrick ward i going to have reaction to the problems at a restaurant with the same name, but it's not affiliated at all and it's cated here in the district. that's coming up on news 4 at 5:00. back to yo >> wendy, thank you. >>> n

even in the state department, i buted in december of 1962, it was not a big topic. even in the state department. it became so as time went on. out, after a cup of years in the state department in washington, that was my first overseas assignment was to vietnam. in 1965, i got there in july at the same time the u.s. introduction of large scale combat forces was beginning. about 1960, wet, had had a large advisory effort and logistic support but we do not have any combat troops until 1965. >> you and at the same time the calvary went into the country? >> yes, the marines were the first unit who came in in march of 65 but it was in july of 65 decided to -- lgb start sending a massive buildup. >> what was your specific role in vietnam? >> my assignment was to the consulate. we had a small post. basically, as a political reporting officer and i traveled throughout the five northern most provinces of south vietnam visiting each of the provinces and assessing how the war was going. all the insurgency was going. how the local political situation was going and sending report

there's a lot of risks and that, butes to doing that's not exactly going off a cliff.europe, everybody borrows a foreign currency. italy does not print euros. it is always more worrisome how one would deal with that. there are rules be countries in europe used to protect fiscal policy. are issue and immigration the big risks to the whole construct of europe at this point. >> you see italy as the biggest sovereign threat. it is and also because of its size. but also because more recently there election -- >> an unusual coalition. lloyd: and getting more unusual all the time. what happened in the united states, the weakness of mrs. merkel in germany. the financialg risk of these countries and also the immigration issue which creates stress on establishment governments which feed into the financial crisis. that creates your geopolitical risk. >> especially with happening to merkel of the moment, do you see this wave of populism sweeping around the world links to immigration? lloyd: we are seeing this in the united states on our southern border. we have a horrible tragic s

. >> he has no intention of pardoning himself, bute probably does. that doesn't mean he can't. that's another interesting constitutional item. can the president pardon himself. it would be an open question. i think it would get answered by, gosh, that's what the constitution says, and if you want to chain it, change it. >> even if juligiuliani claims an open question, he also admits it would blow up spectacularly on trump. >> the president of the united states pardoning himself would just be unthinkable, and it would lead to probably an immediate impeachment. >> the last president who did consider himself pardoned was ushered out of office. it was the same period when the doj said the president cannot pardon himself. something nixon never grasped, because he claimed presidents could commit crimes and make them legal by being president. >> in essence, what you're saying there certain situations -- that plan was one of them. where the president can decide that it's in the best interest of the nation or something. and do something illegal? >> well, when the president does it, that

he's not necessarily giving something butes cancelling something that bothers kim jong un and that isitary exercises with south korea. the decision to back off of the drills with south korea perhaps could be one that might give kim jong un a sense of control or of power considering north korea is still a nuclear threat. they have nuclear weapons. let's not forget back in september they successfully test fired a hydrogen bomb. >> right. let me just disabuse anyone who may be thinking that way. north korea is unequivocally in a weak position here and president trump has all the cards, has all the power. our nuclear dedeterrence are greater than anything kim has. he's not in the driver's seat on anything. president trump has the ability to turn all that stuff back on that he turned off. and if kim doesn't follow through and do the thinks that he probably promised in private or make steps towards what president trump wants him to do, then he has the ability to say okay, we're going to walk. we don't need an outcome. we don't need to have this for our security. kim does. president trump ca

you cannot help bute optimistic. yesterday, we lined the corridor where our right to its marched in before the ceremony and no matter how may times i do it i will never fail to be moved by their faces, by their enthusiasm. down, are ever feeling just pop on a video of that. on the policy side, i woulsay i'm optimistic about the age of abundance. years ago, we could've gotten into a conveion abt potential nodes of conflict and could've focused on energy scarcity. his 10 years ago the energy landscape looked different than it does today. today we are living in a world where people are worried about energy, rightly from a perspective of climate change and other issues, but much less worried about energy from the perspective of being a source of conflict. i have a former colleague who said he could not imagine any notre scenario that did involve conflict between the united states and china over energy. nobody will make that statement today because china and the u.s. are not competing for energy. in fact, the u.s. is expo

trade bute is hard to nevertheless, this has been an indication of what could be happening more broadlyade level and the disruption we could see. the next could be if trump slaps tariffs on cars. if you are taking positions in europe, is this a factor in your thinking? patrick: it is always a factor in thinking but it is such a big question you almost end up dismissing it because the repercussions are so huge. you think of a base case where things don't really deteriorate terribly and there isn't significant economic impact, but if it does turn into a trade war -- it is low probability, but the consequences are so drastic. since 1985, the tailwind for global growth has been globalization, outsourcing to cheaper producing countries, low is at anrate, if that end, it is a totally different environment for bonds, equities and global growth as a whole. matt: do you have a plan in place in case you see this rhetoric truly flareup? look, the u.s. has already imposed the aluminum tariffs on europe, mexico, and china. it is no longer a question of avoiding them, but lifting them. so it becomes

i w think-- bute have some more digging to do. but i've seen no eviden to the contrary of, of the initial assessment that chairman gowdy has made. but i want to ma sure that we run every lead down and make sure that we get final answers to these questions. >> woodruff: speaker ryan also warned president trump against pardoning himself in the russia investigation. the president claimed this week that he has an "absolute right" to do so, but he said he has done nothing wrong, so there is no need for a pardon. today, ryan said, "obviously, the answer is he shouldn't, because no one is ave the law." wte house officials say t president today commuted the life sentence of alice marie johnson. she is 63, and han spent more t years behind bars, without parole, after being cnoonvicted of iolent drug offense. cebty kim kardashian west met with mr. trump last week, pressing johnson's cause. facebook has now acknowledged sharing user data with chinese phone maker huawei. urn.s. gont officials have flagged the firm as a national security threa

is, bute that this there are negatives here for the united states. is that because of the politics?that, this will be painful for zte. you think about 40 executives who have been in the industry for a long time, they have experience and connections in the industry, their connections to beijing. ey are not going to be going off and playing golf. they're going to go off and start the run businesses and you will get by other businesses. get hired by other businesses. they're cutting off the head of the snake but it is more like the greek mythologica creature of a hydra. you cut off one head into margaret. this could be is therefore no -- new companies coming out of it. executives with a lot of experience you can raise money and start the run businesses. , but competitors to zte definitely competitors to u.s. technology companies. competitors are going to be starting out as china is starting to be more technology dependent. -- independent. anna: think you very much. tim corbin joining us there with the latest on the telecom industry. offer visas to-- immigrants looking to start new busi

chance, a chance to fix this problem by requiring subsidy recipients who not only have a the farm, bute in definitionon-sense of work. the bill does nothing to that farm subsidies only flow to real farmers who actually live and work on the farm. nor doesbill cap or test formeans unlimited crop insurance subsidies, o subsidies to and insurance companies. as a result some of the nation's farm businesses will continue to receive more than a million dollars a year in farm subsidies. the house bill is even worse. the wrongbill goes in direction by once again allowing millionaires, and even receiveires, to subsidies. the bill would even allow a nieces, andsins, ne bs eligible for subsidies, again regardless of live or work on the farm, which is why some advocates have dubbed the white the 23 and me farm bill. recent analysis shows just how broken our farm safety net is. nearlysda data, we found 18,000 people -- 18,000 people -- who live in one of the nation's 50 largest cities but nevertheless receive farm th's not all. ua data, we found farmers who0 received a subsidy or disaster year forver

president trump is going to claim success for this -- probably not on duke -- on denuclearization bute ty on the ko p, whether that has positive or negative effects on the prospects for denuclearization is an open question. i have here -- heard analyses both ways. i think you can make the argument that yes, it is not all at once. but it looks different. it feels different than what has been done before. generally speaking, there are three different elements. one is nuclear weapons. to address the issue of testing nuclear weapons, reduction of nuclear weapons and stockpile of nuclear weapons. then there is the challenge already because we don't know how many nuclear weapons. we have in us -- an estimate. the there is a gap between high-end figure and the low-end figure. when we talk about comprehensive dismantlement of nuclear weapons, we don't know how many they have to dismantle. in terms of materials, we have to find out where those materials and whether or not we can achieve them safely inside south korea or we would like to move it out of north korea. terms of that, we have to talk

argyll and bute, dumfries and galloway, and for the rest of scotland, cloudy.lots 21. through this evening and overnight, clearskies. lots of cloudy in the north—east. thick enough for drizzle. by the end of the night, more cloud coming in across the north—west. starting to see the first signs of spots of rain heralding the change in weather. tomorrow, starting off sunny. through the day, a bit more cloud developing. the southern half of the country, prone to seeing showers, east anglia, southern england, south—west england and wales. by the end of the day, the thick cloud in northern ireland in scotland will herald the arrival of rain and strengthening winds. by the end of the night, strong winds. thursday morning, if you are travelling across scotland in particular, gales, possibly severe gales, with exposure. the lowlands will have up to 60 miles per hour winds which could prove to be disruptiveireland in northern england, strong winds. the rest of england and wales, a windy day. pushing through quite quickly. behind that, england and wales, northern ireland

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all due apologies to the royal buting, etc. etc., they had been on the receiving end.t is a general warranty? you give the officer of the crown a piece of paper, it does not matter what is on the piece of paper because they can do whatever they want to. when they do not allow you to have a jury of your peers and this is in the declaration of caneendence, and when the sends you back to england to be tried, why would he do that? -- king sends you back to england to be tried, why would he do that? so your friends can't equip you cquitquick you -- a you. i'm going back to some stories for you. when we are talking about criminal procedure, we are talking about someone like clarence earl gideon. how many of you have heard of him? if you have not heard of clarence earl gideon, the is a drifterterm in force. drifter, so he -- a drifter in florida. a criminal, because a drifter. he is accused of breaking into a pool hall and stealing money from a jukebox. no one actually saw him do it, but he was an ex-con, he was a likely suspect. case, the course of his the supreme court is g

it is a little warm out ther bute have a nice day in store for all of the dadsut there, celebrating father'say or sundun. beautifulse out there this morning. that sun came up 15 minutes m.fore 6:00 we have clouds out there as you can see. we're going to c keepuds around through the day and morning. we have a system to the west trying t bring shower activity into the region. we could s some isolated showers, maybe pop up thunderstorm continuing into the afteoon. i am nxpecting a lot. anything we do see will be move right on through i wouldn't cancel outdoor plans. just note, keep a weather e to the sky. you could have an isolated shower or storm. carry that chance through the day. 74 degrees. that's what the temperature is right now. t we hav clouds out there. decreasing cloud cover as we continue. increasing humidity. it will be hot this afternoon. let you know how warm it gets in 15 minutes. >>>appening now. police looking for this missing teenager. his nam c isrlie barton. they say the 17-year-old may be goingen through al health crisis now. he was last seen at 6:00 saturday morni in annan

bute are not there yet, there are some signs worth watching.we look at the new export opponent of the new pmi indices, it has started to trend down. we have not seen a dent in consumer sentiment broadly. when that happens, you will get more potential announcements like we did yesterday saying the global trade rhetoric is hurting not only sentiment, but hurting trade flows as well. we are not there. the reason we have been concerned about the near-term escalation of trade wars is because the longer it lingers, the more it has the potential to dent sentiment and earnings. alix: i'm surprised you did not have another tennis metaphor. i was waiting for it. we will continue. coming up, deutsche bank touching an intraday low, and hedge fund managers warning of trouble ahead for mark we will break it down next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: european banks on the cusp of a bear market. the second half of the year might not be better. you can see the under performance of the european bank stocks. intradaybank with an low today. still with us is our guest f

bute got a positive readout again, very few details. pompeo with not say whether june 12 was still on and would not say whether both sides had reached an agreement over what denuclearization of the korean peninsula, which is the big sticking point so far. he didn't give us any details on what that will look like. whether or not the summit happens, how significant is this meeting between kim yong chol and president trump? >> if you go back just 12 months ago, we were talking about two nations whose leaders were trading threats of nuclear war over twitter and islamic statements it is a huge step, a -- these that this negotiations are headed in the right direction. even president trump's opponents would say there is a lot to be .opeful for in all this again, the details have always been a sticking point in making the summit happen. that is the sort of thing we would be looking for in the readout, when this meeting concludes. shery: bill, thank you. we will bring you the latest details of that meeting as we get them. thank you. amanda: we a

unions that represent them in llecti bargaining, a 5-4 vote durable goods fell and drop mainly atribt butedcline in orders for new cars and trucks kohl's started hiring seasonal workers for back to school fall and holiday shopping it has begun at 300 stores so far. let's start off with the markets and go to bob pisani. >> what an up and down day the dow jones industrial average, we have swung in a greater than point range just all of the major averages entered negative territory what's going on? i'm calling this the yo yo market, 340, maybe 345 point move in the dow jones industrial average here take a look here there's two things going on. very important, does not solve all of t tariff issues and youcr of number of stocks. this is a little harder to figure out because a lot of end of the quarter machinations when you have big movements in things like tech stocks on the quarter and sector rotation, and fund managers become overweight in some sectors and might have to rebalance and sell things. let's look at the russell 2 thousand dramatically outperformed and now suddenly underperforming do

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