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dillard's reported better than expected earnings, strong sales of furniture, lady's accessories and 's childr apparel helped offset weakness in men's apparel and shoes. they attributed its result in part to the sharp economy. the stock was up 6% to $76.53. >>> meanwhile, kroger is forming an alliance with okada. kroger hopes the deal will give it a bigger edge in theonline delivery market. okada is known for its use to bots and to process online orders. stock rose more tn 1% to $25.30. >>> the fda calls out 29s companor allegedly blocking access to their medicines in the hope of delaying generic competition. the companies include sell gene, j&j, gilley add and novardis. the new takt is a broader push to lower prescription drug prices. some companies pushed back saying that list may be out of date. >>> more than 5,000 cancer research sets were released late last night just ahead of the world's biggest cancer conference the new data point to a possible shift in the way cancer is being treated these days. meg tirrell follows that industry for us. she is in new york tonight. what do the data rele

. >> sreenivasan: in iia, six members of the same family, parents and childre carried out coordinatedsuicide bombings at three different churches during sunday services today. the attacks in surabaya, the country's sec killed seven and wounded more than 40. it was the deadliest terrorist attack in the country sie 2009. authities say the three attacks happenedithin minutes each other. the father dro a car filled with bombs into one church. the mother and her two daughters, aged nine and 12, had bombs strapped on them and blew themselves up at another c'srch. the famiwo teenage sons carried and detonated explosives on a motorcle that they drove into a third church. police say that the father was the head of an indonesian militant cell affiliated with the islamic state, which has claimed responsibility for the attack. isis is claiming responsibility for the knife attack in central paris last night that killed one man and injured four others. police shot and killed the suspect 20-year-oldn azimov. azimov was a naturalized french citizen, born in chechnya. witnesses told police he shout""

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he regents claims thjects claim boarded hess childr boarded his children and abused hem. >> reporter: he says he is not a monster and not a torturer. as he speaks out for the first time, his wife, the children's mother, is facing new felony charges. >> i want the police to know that i am not an animal. i'm not an animal. >> reporter: an emotional jonathan allen says he loves his ten children and would never harm them. allen talked from jail this morning, reacting to charges he tortured his kids, ages 6 moments to 12 years old in unimaginable ways. >> i would tell them at that i love them and that this will pass. >> reporter: now prosecutors have filed new charges against allen's wife, ina rogers, the children's mother, now faces nine counts of felony child abuse. new court documents say the children were punched, strangled, bitten, and shot with weapons like cross bows and bb guns and subjected to water boarding. they say she knew about it and didn't do anything to stop it. >> every day they lived in torture. all day long. >> reporter: the dprapd mother, wanda rogers showed photos of

our leg is i acy of our childre our presence. >> among those sending a greeting, the son of the i team's dan. >>> a sacramento area family has plenty to celebrate this weekend thanks noer's day and a mother's son duo graduating from college. yesterday 61-year-old janine and her son posed for pictures in their graduation gowns outside sacramento state university. she had not been in school since 1974 before beginning her road to a college degree. > most of the people in my classes whether it was in community college or here are in the 20 somethings. i'm old now have be their mom. some of them, their grandma. >> bravo. she juggled three jobs while studying child development. >>> much of the north bay is on the comeback trail. months of the largest wildfire disaster in state history. abc 7 news reporter reports from sonoma county has it's now playing host to the iron man triathlon with athletes and spectators showing up in a big way. >> reporter: that's dirk from the netherlands. first to finish ire maon man wi time of 8:42. there were cow bells and cheers from the crowd. the final challeng

. >> if you have a co-pilot with you, have that person help out with the childre also.s on driving. >> make sure your car is ready for the tr triple-a expecting some 51,000 rescue calls to come in from our region. back in to you in the studio. >> just irp finch for u on the road this morning. thank you, sir. coming up, we're going to go to melissao see what you need t know before you hit the roads from her perspective. >> pretty sunshine in his shot >> nice day. you are going to be out and yout traveling. >> get paid for a holiday weekend. >> i wish it could stay this itway. low hum is such a treat around here, and as we get closer to the actual summer months, humidity tends to creep up just a bit. you'll notice it no doubt tomorrow on into sunday and monday. abtoday nothing to worryt. skies are clear. humidity is low. air quality is pooan may to reduce some of your strenuous activities outside. if you have any heart or respiratory issues. otherwise, though, it is a 63 nationalart at reagan airport with a light southwesterly wind 107k is when graduation begins. 10:04 is

government will be separating women from a childre. please answer my question. excuse me.. why would you at a time when blue-collar jobs are disappearing, important people with no education levels than native-born americans? we need people who can do the jobs that we need done, not the jobs that are j going away. >> two points. numberer one, u.s. unemployments at a historic low, 17 year low. hispanic unemployment is at an all-time low. african-american unemployment is at a historic low our economy does have room to go and immigrants are the people who can drive part of our economy. this is this point i was trying to make about kelly -- >> tucker: is not an answer. >> what the discussion is, we have to go back to the law. asylum law makes no provision for what level of education people have, whether or not they can speak english, the parameters of how many people we will allow under asylum. incredible fear test -- >> tucker: either you don't care -- you don't care whether this is good if for the country or the economy, good for the culture, you just don't care because you a

to new york city and two other research projects about commercial sexual exm-employeploitation of childr. carol and ekpat have been instrumental working with hotel and lodging associations for decades with the code. >> thank you, allison. good afternoon, everyone. i'm very happy to be here. i actually am much older than that introduction implied because i've been actually at this for 27 years. i guess i have to edit my bio. 27 years ago ecpat began advoca advocating. i am very proud to talk about today how much progress we have made since then. our first success back in 1994 was working to pass extra territoriality edge legislati i made it possible to prosecute an american in the u.s. for exploiting a child in another country. this law was significantly strengthened in 2003. i'm also very proud to say that u.s. law enforcement does spend a lot of time enforcing this law. they've been very proactive. this month a florida man named david lynch was sentenced to 330 years in prison under one of these laws for having exploited children in the philippines. the expansion of the tourism child pr

onrting with the focus childr, , wome andnd pple wiwi disabilities who livin porty. the economist and former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis joins us on his new book "talking to my daughter about the economy." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in gaza, the israeli military least 25d at palestinians today a misting nonviolentmassive protest. israeli soldiers are currently firing live ammunition into the crowd of tens of thousands of palestinian protesters, who have gathered in gaza near the heavily fortified border with israel. al jazeera is reporting that israeli soldiers have wounded at least 1000 palestinians, in addition to the 25 killed so far today. the israeli military has also been dropping tear gas from drones over gaza. this comes as senior members of the trump administration have jerusalem for the opening of the u.s. embassy, including president trump's daughter, white house senior adviser ivanka trump, and her husband, senior adviser jared kushner, and treasury secr

children's agency hsp temporarily ded that program while it searches for better prosthetics to help the childr. and on pbs newshour weekend, marcia biggs' reporting from yemen continue tomorrow, food being used as a weapon of war. >> woodruff: now, ck to political developments, both here in the states and beyond, with the analysis of shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome, gentlemen, we haven't all three been together in a little wh tle. it's gresee you. let's start, mark, with the story we led off as ameeg earlier and that is the administration moving to close down, essentially, close funding for clinics that either provide abortion services or refer women to clinics that do. it's the early phases of this, but it's something the trump admistration seems determin to do. >> determined, judy,o make a political issue out of. i think that donald trump, if i'm not reclyalling correas a contestant, made the issuing of executive orders by barack obama something noxious, rnicious and to be avided. that is when obama did issue

comes of course as congress looks at new measures for the federal government to make sure chill kren childrup alone are turned over to family and not traffickers. >> president trump falsely laid the blame for the policy separating children from their parents at the border on the democrats. the president tweeted out saturday morning, put pressure on the democrats to end the horrible law that separates children from their parents once they cross the border into the united states. catch and release. lottery and chain must go with it and we must continue building the wall. democrats are protecting ms-13 thugs. despite the president's claim, the policy to separate kids and parents was one announced by his administration earlier this month under the new zero tolerance plan announced by attorney general jeff sessions, minors who are caught traveling with their family illegally across the border will be taken into the custody of the department of health and human services. now, under the previous policy, children were usually allowed to stay with their parents in shelters while awaiting those legal

we're also taking very strong action to secure and protect our most valuable resource, our childr children. all of us here today are deeply committed to school safety. nothing is more important than protecting innocent lives. and i will tell you, wayne and chris and all of the people at the nra, we speak about it all the time. these are great people. these are great americans. these people have great heart. they know what they're doing. our entire nation was filled with shock and grief by the monstrous attack on a high school in parkland, florida. we mourn for the victims and their families. i've gotten to know members of those families. these are incredible people. and our hearts break for every american who has suffered the ho horrors of a school shooting. i met with the survivors, the parents of school shooting victims at the white house. i was inspired like all of you were by their incredible courage. we agreed that it's not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we're making a difference. we must ensure that we actually make a difference. and my administration has pursue

first lady melania trump un signature initiative: the well- being of childre the "be best" campai, calledl focus on emotional and physical health, social media use and opioid abuse. the first lady made thn announcemente white house rose garden, with the president looking on. >> if we truly listen to what our kids have to say, whether it their concerns or ideas thults can provide them the support and tool need to grow up to be happy and productive adults who contribute positively to society and their global communities. >> nawaz: the first lady sayser one ofoncerns is cyber- bullying. the white house today rejected any suggestion that the president's own tweets might legitimize such attacks. it's been another unseasonably hot day in phoenix, arizona, with a forecast high of 102 degrees. sunday's heat hit 106 and broke the record for may 6th that had stood for 70 years. triple-digit heat is expected in phoenix for the rest of the week. and, on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 94 points to close at 24,357. the nasdaq rose 55 points, the l p 500 added nine. and, the price