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back to you. >> chery, back to you. >>> on a related note, gold prices have eased a bit, but rose above $1300 on the back of this heightened geopolitical tensions they settled at $1,304 an ounce. the best daily performance in a few weeks. we're still joined by did yeie didier duret we are seeing this summit canceled, all this geopolitical risk, is it something the markets are aware of do you think it's priced in? what do you think will happen in the next few weeks in terms of market reaction? >> if we look at the volatility, it looks like geopolitics is not really relevant, if you look at the vix around 12, there are plenty of people ready to buy and to benefit from the market we have seen a north korean peace dividend sort of withdraw, but it may be reconsidered i think the north korean story is not over. what we can see on the gold, gold is not really reacting horribly to the risk now there are a lot of negotiations going on, so it leaves open a lot of development in the future, even the iran deal, they are reconsidering between france and russia and also china and it's really a lot o

. >> and now, cheri, nielssen has despite what it is loggerhead s with the president. >> well, i am notthat she is in loggererheads, because if you don't win, she can have people leak that she is pushing back, but in this case, she is losing. the place where he is ripping the families and children apart, and we don't do that in america, but we do it now. the department of homeland security is in some ways the last defense. you were supposed to be relying on that person to rely when we are being attacked by tyrants from other countries, and not the tyrant from within. he does not care about russians coming in to bringing the russia into the country and hurting the country and destroy iing the country, and so he wants her to separate families at the bordera and the department of homeland security to do that. she is not doing the job, and the reason that she is bad at the job is different from president trump's reasons that she is bad at the job. i want her to stand up to him, and take the lead in making sure that we are protected against cyber attacks from russia in the midterm election,

on becoming pm, tony blair was told he and cherie would have to spend more on clothes, and he would have the lords to avoid peers getting sniffy. at two, prize for the most dated reference of the week? step forward, matt hancock. and we obviously take inspiration from south end's famous sons, including busted. but unlike busted, we determined it won't take until the year 3000 for us to get there. and at one, the presiding officer in cardiff bay found a novel way of sciencing neil hamilton. nothing you have said during this point has been on the record or on microphone. alex partridge. finally, there was something a little different at prime minister's questions this week. listen to this. order! that was the voice of the deputy speaker sir lindsay hoyle. he was standing in for pmqs resident referee, john bercow, who was attending the funeral of the former speaker, michael martin. sir lindsay seemed determined to bring the session back to its advertised duration of half an hour, and there were moments of impatience from the chair. prime minister! let's get on with it! it was all over at 22

gina haskell is controversial she was in charge of the secret prison in thailand when added on the cherie was tortured but republicans on the committee across the board said that was actually ok with them it's very easy to sit back and criticize the work of the agency with the benefit of hindsight haskell says she wouldn't torture people now the democrats were not convinced answer yes or no do you believe in hindsight that those techniques were immoral senator what i believe sitting here today is that i support the higher moral standard we have decided to hold ourselves to answer the question. and i think i've answered the question i have not she went on to say that she doesn't believe torture works but with a caveat she never said what she supervised waterboarding was torture we got valuable information from debriefing of al qaeda detainees and i don't i don't think it's noble whether interrogation techniques played a role in that she had to answer for another controversial move she sent the order demanding ninety two videotapes of people being tortured destroyed she blamed her boss and

. >> reporter: cherie mcarthur was forced to leave her farm. >> what's going to happen? what's going to happen with us? you know, if we lose our farm, we don't know where we're going to go. you lose your income and you lose your home at the same time. >> reporter: mt. kilauea is relatively flat, it's called a shield volcano. that lower profile allows lava to come out quicker, covering a larger area more quickly than a taller cone volcano. >> are you guys okay? >> reporter: since the eruptions began, the island also rocked by over a thousand earthquakes, including a 6.9, the largest to shake the island in more than 40 years. >> just unbelievable pictures tonight. kayna with us live, and kayna, authorities just telling you now about a new eruption? >> reporter: yeah, david, just a few minutes ago, authorities told me about a possible new fissure opening up, right on a main road. if that's the case, it would entirely cut off access to a small town. they're calling this eruption incredibly violent and they still have no idea when people will be allowed back in their homes. d

want to capture the public's attention all right so so the red stones through national amusements cherie redstone is the controlling member she is the current controlling shareholder of both viacom and c.b.s. they fall under the umbrella of national amusements and she wants a merger between c.b.s. and viacom they've had merger talks but they've been unable to agree to terms especially when it comes to management how that would be set up what the role of moonves the print the c.e.o. of c.b.s. would be etc so so that's that's where we are that's the overall. that's setting the scene as they say ok and then by the way we covered last week i think that les moonves the c.e.o. c.b.s. of the second highest paid c.e.o. all companies all around the world but put that aside for a minute so last week last thursday there was a court decision what was this case about and what did the judge rules all right well c.b.s. went to court on the last week and they on monday and they said sherry redstone at redstone is interfering in the interests of the shareholders of c.b.s. by trying to force a merger and

fly that's not going to fly at all all right so what do you expect going to happen here all right cheri read some says she will not force a merger but she is this connected to a former special committee which will replace most of the board members of not all of the board members so she will have complete control and i think as time goes on she will force that merger and i don't see any way that this merger you know with with les moonves at the helm takes place but she will not be ousted she controls the votes at the c.b.s. as far as the c.b.s. control go you know and she can't be you know pushed out by some arbitrary vote by the board you know crazy thank you for the palin century conservative t.v. and radio steve malzberg your time but with. the end game of us present. donald trump's confrontation with china may be coming into view this week on sunday after an intensive three day summit with chinese negotiators treasury secretary steve i'm a new ssion told an entertainment program on fox network were putting the trade war on hold specifically mr mission said that they threatened tariff

position and and go from eighty percent down to about seventeen percent control of the company so cherie redstone issued an edict saying to do that the c.b.s. board has to have a supermajority ninety percent and so that was wednesday thursday the judge said she's not interfering and i know you want to hear about what happened what happened at the border shooting. they had the board meeting on right after the court decision on thursday at c.b.s. and they voted eleven to three not ninety percent not a super majority but they voted to institute that dividend and stripped her of her majority rule if you will when it comes to of voting influence as a shareholder majority shareholder of c.b.s. but that's not going to fly that's not going to fly at all all right so what do you expect going to happen here all right sherry read some says she will not force a merger but she is connected to a former special committee which will replace most of the board members of not all of the board members so she will have complete control and i think as time goes on she will force that merger and i don't see an

would be the first to leave the agency but it is exactly her role dealing with people like abbott cheri that is being questioned he was water boarded tortured at a secret prison in thailand and she was in charge there were videotapes of it and other acts of torture on people like abu zubaida has been later ordered those tapes destroyed but her backers are airing ads trying to turn that into an asset as bill did exactly what our country asked of her and what was necessary to keep us safe the other defense she was just following orders that's not enough for more than one hundred retired military officers who sent this letter to the senate writing we did not accept the just following orders justification after world war two and we should not accept it now still some republicans are saying the vote is about trump more than torture we've seen one trumped nominee get unfairly smeared by half truths and innuendo and hearsay and we can't let that happen again this will be a close vote she needs at least one member of the democratic party to vote for her to get the job and so far not one has sai

let's bring in chery kang. you have been watching this to and fro from the trump administration over whether this very important and historic dial loss when trump and kim jong-un happens on june 12th in singapore. there's no shortage of indecision coming out from the u.s. administration. can you shed some light on what you think will happen? >> i think i'm going to have to give more weight to a school of thought out there, this camp that still thinks the summit is likely to happen on june 12th. we're just looking at a part of the pre-negotiations or this diplomatic dance, as somebody called it, between trump and kim jong-un at this point. yes, we did see trump coming out with the strongest expression of doubt, but that can also be part of this negotiation. that's according to many north korean experts i need to get out this latest coming out of china, because remember what we saw overnight, president trump's suggestion of china's influence as president xi jinping influencing kim jong-un to come out a little tou

cherie allgood/neighbor i feel disturbed and i would probably sit down with my kid or kids and ask them questions, if they heard anything, if their friends said anything. they are just babies first of all. i don't understand how anyone even gets attracted like that. hugo gomez/neighborwe talk to them a little bit but i guess now we have to make sure we talk about it more. that way they are aware of it too, not just us. if they see something funny, let the parents know. (hermela aregawi)we reached out to the school.. and in a statement they say they are dismayed and saddened by the news.and will be updating parents and school officials as the case develops.reporting live in san bruno hermela aregawi kron 4 news (pam) in the south bay... a council member is facing allegations of sexual misconduct... and tonight, the city of santa clara confirms, potential victims have filed reports with police... council member dominic caserta... is accused of harassement and inappropriate behavior.. dating back more than a decade. according to reports, a personnel file for caserta was sent to the staff a

>> in 1981, he ends up going into kill gregory sanchez and cheri domingo.t with 6'3" gregory sanchez. and i think that physical altercation with sanchez scared him. we don't have an attack for five years. but then he runs across beautiful 19-year-old janelle cruz and can't help himself, and kills her. but at this point, he's an aging offender. >> his testosterone might have gotten lower. he might have gotten heavier. he wasn't able to jump around the way he was doing before. >> i always felt he quit because he lost the ability maybe to control, maybe to be as agile and as quick as he used to. >> reporter: so, he just retired from the killing business? >> i think it's possible, but it's also possible there's attacks out there that we haven't linked to him. >> reporter: even if the killer finally gave up on rape and murder, criminal profilers mary ellen o'toole and abc news consultant brad garrett, say its possible the killer didn't stop in 1986. he just moved on to different crimes or changed his m.o. >> if you're psychopathic, you're psychopathic and you're

cherie allgood/neighbor i feel disturbed and i would probably sit down with my kid or kids and ask them questions, if they heard anything, if their friends said anything. they are just babies first of all. i don't understand how anyone even gets attracted like that. hugo gomez/neighborwe talk to them a little bit but i guess now we have to make sure we talk about it more. that way they are aware of it too, not just us. if they see something funny, let the parents know. ( robin ) in the east bay... the secret service assisted in the arrest of a suspected grade hacker. police believe the juvenile sent an email to a teacher in the mount diablo school district. the teacher clicked on the "phishing email" which gave out her credentials to the hacker. police say it appears the hacker changed grades for multiple students... but no other information was stolen. an electronic detection k-9 helped locate a hidden s-d card in a tissue box that led to the arrest. ( robin )in the north bay... two men accused of stabbing a man to death in santa rosa... have been arrested in tracy. we first brought th

my thoughts and prayers, and those of cherie and all the family, are with david and her wonderful familym she was justly very proud." let's speak to our political correspondent, tom barton. we understand that the tessa jowell suffered a haemorrhage on friday. yes, it is about a year since she received that diagnosis of a brain tumourand received that diagnosis of a brain tumour and her family say that on friday she suffered a brain haemorrhage that put into a coma and she died at ten o'clock last night surrounded by those family, her husband, her children and her grandchildren. she will, as we saw in the report, be best remembered as the person who brought the 2012 olympic and paralympic games to london. sebastian coe, the chair of the london organising committee for those games, said this morning that without tessa there would have been known london 2012. there had been tributes from across the political spectrum, including from david blu nkett spectrum, including from david blunkett who said this morning she was there when people needed her and with her bravery over the last year she w

they discussed purposefully excludeing this liability from that form or if any acts were taken -- >> cherigreat, i wanted to play it twice. and yet it was not the exact piece of analysis i wanted to review. let me just read it to you. he basically said the trump team is not smart, they're plagying tic tac toe, they are incompetent, they are going to get caught. but he is, as i say, their legal opponent. on a scale of one to ten, how much do you grade the accuracy of that assessment. you know some of these folks. >> yeah, with he knows what he's talking about. the trump guys, they're bad. they've gotten away with a whole lot of stuff for decades, as we know. now they may have met their match. and if the republicans in congress aren't going to do what needs to be done and republican leaders, then michael avenatti is doing it. he's basically doing what congress is supposed to to do. so in terms of democrats even being able to hide behind the let's let mueller wait and see what he says, we now have democrats who can take it to voters now about republicans not performing oversight. >> is that a

mi hija anabel, aquÍ estÁn las fresas, manzanas, mandarinas, durazno, apio, pimiento morrÓn, tomate chery evitar qu lleven. ana: y la forma de lavar. chef: una vez que tenemos hijos, anita, nos vamos metiendo un poquito mÁs a fondo en cÓmo mantenerlos sanos, esto de enjuagarla por mucho no quita los pesticidas, no es suficiente, la otra forma comÚn es pelarlas, pelarlas puede ayudar mucho. ana: ¿pero no le quitas nutrientes?, la manzana se come con todo y cÁscara? que sÍ. ana: pero hay frutas que no se pueden pelar, como las fresas. chef: claro que sÍ, y no es suficiente, y no podemos pelar la fresa una a una. ana: y esta es la mejor forma de limpiar. chef: claro con bicarbonato de sodio, tÚ echas bicarbonato de sodio en el agua una cucharada y ahÍ lavarla y enjuagar te quita de un 90 a 95% el pesticida. ana: ¿y lo altera el sabor de la fruta? chef: no, pero muchos agregan cloro. ana: hay que tomarnos el tiempo de lavar bien. asÍ que bueno ahi lo tienen, spe emos que la informaciÓn les haya servido, vÁmonos con los muchachos y la visita de alguien muy especial, ay, ahÍ viene! >> dijiste v

i feel like i've got the whole cake and the cheri on top. >> how do you prepare?authentic, a bit more about them, a bit more real. >> tell me when tabout the discs you've had with them and your vision. >> i've been throwing the word family around a lot. it's a historical document. in general it is quite regimented. there's not much you can get away from but, again, i'm just trying to sort of soften the edges a bit. i'm trying to get their accent in there, their flavor. i remember when they called me with the request, what does it involve? does it vol of me following them around? no, it takes 25 minutes, six pictures. the first one will be the couple, the parents, the queen and as soon as he said the queen everything just blacked out. i was like -- >> are you allowed to ask her to smile? >> i'm going to try it, you know? see if i'll flash a smile and see if she flashes one back. >> so you had face-to-face meetings with him or were you on the telephone? >> i met the couple a couple weeks ago and i showed them some ideas about what i wanted to do and they were very o