the cps lost a quarter of its budget during the austerity years.t. they are under enormous pressure. the police are under pressure. this is a shared problem, it is shared by the cps, the police, and also the government because it is a resources problem. but because of thatjustice isn't being served in this country. it is absolutely clear that the duty to disclose evidence of the defence is a foundational requirement of a case. if this evidence isn't supplied the result is innocent people will be convicted and sent to prison. but it goes the other way. ifjuries lose faith that's always a problem. we will not have the social media problem unless we use automated machines, speed things up... what will be done? we cannot have the police saying there was too much stuff to do, we didn't get around to it. it is a cultural question, a training question, a resources question. too often there is a view among these officers that disclosing material to the defence is not part of theirjob, that helping out defended as part of theirjob. helping out? is it seem l

i do not think it is the case that we are in the mess we're in on disclosure because the cps and thethat is the way to look at it. i think that is a term you've heard. but it was foolish to deny that if we're going to do this in a smarter way in the future, some investment is required to do so. now it's also right that we have made an investment, you will make savings in the future on those cases that start ending grind to a halt to the next day because disclosure has got wrong. danny kaye was wrongly imprisoned for four years, william allen wrongly imprisoned, isaac, 0liver, who has responsibility for that? and what is your message to those individuals who are either charged or indeed incarcerated when they ought not to have been? the message to them is that should not have happened. at the time, i was as clear as i could be that these were appalling failures in the exercise of their responsibilities by both investigators and prosecutors, for which i take my share of responsibility. and the best thing we can all now do is to make sure that the system as i say minimise mistakes at th

she pledged the cps will tighten things up pledged the cps will tighten things up and look at chargingwill look at the early identification of electronic evidence on people's bar and devices. —— mobile phones. less than 10% of the plastic ever manufactured has been recycled, according to a united nations report. the un says says more needs to be done to stop the vast flow of plastic waste into rivers and seas. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. another heartbreaking plastic story. this pilot whale in southern thailand swallowed more than 80 plastic bags weighing more than eight kilos — another victim of our throwaway society. south east asia is afflicted by plastic pollution. this is indonesia, where the army has been brought in to clear great matts of plastic waste clogging up rivers. it's in the early stages of tackling the plastic scourge. india is more advanced. mass clean—ups have been arranged for beaches, although the problem keeps recurring because there is no system for collecting waste in many of the slums. several african nations have led the way on tackling pla

is it the police or the cps? the minister pointed out that new technology was increasing pressure. there are vast quantities of social media, instagram, facebook and the like, all of which can be contained upon one or two mobile devices. and which make demands upon both the police service, the crown prosecution service and indeed a defence that did not exist ten years ago. we must meet those demands. we accept that going through data confiscated from smartphones is time—consuming and expensive. but fairness and justice require, can they it a guarantee that the government will respond to recent affairs by giving all necessary resources to be devoted to this work to ensure we do it achieve full disclosure of relevant material to the defence? a liberal democrat former metropolitan police deputy assistant commissioner, referred to an interview given by a former director of public prosecutions, ken macdonald. he may not have heard my noble friend, former director of public prosecutions, say on newsnight last night that he felt that it was as a result a 25% reduction in funding for the c

this will be passed to the cps, and jeremy hunt said we will get the police force on it.of time it has gone, we saw was from hillsboro, the family suffered... these complaints are from 25—27 years ago. suffered... these complaints are from 25-27 years ago. as the bishop said in his forward, we put our faith in these establishments, our loved ones who are poorly, but these people were dying, they went in with simple things and lost their lives. we can bring them back, so i would like a quick action. i want a process to be correct, but at the same time, how do we ever recover from something like this? we have got to help these families, and that's what i would like to do once this goes through. we will talk more about your role at 11:30pm. james, what's your immediate impression of the story? eyewash that excellent bbc drama about the alleged cover—up surrounding jeremy thorpe's activity, and i thought thank god that times have changed. the 70s establishment did the most amazing cover—up to hide the multitude of sins he committed. but this smells like that, the way in which

so, the coding is where you see cp, that's city plan. where you see cp-cna, that's city plan choice not available. participants will have city plan where they don't have choice of other plans. and then you will see ask number one, that refers to scenario one, which we talked about earlier. that's the 1/3 use and s number two is the full use. so, what i encourage you to do is hone in -- maybe let's start with the early retirees. let's hone in on what the contributions look like for city plan participants between the 1/3 use, scenario one and the full use, scenario two. in that case, the member will end up paying approximately $16 less per month under scenario two versus scenario one for the retiree only. on the retiree plus two or more, you will see reductions because of recommendation in action e that was voted on last month. but still providing some additional relief for those city plan early retiree full families a $58 difference in the projected contribution. lowering of 58 for scenario two versus scenario one. this is where you see t

as a result he has this huge slip with the and aa cp. they are fearful of how it will look for the black people to be arming themselves even though he did so after repeated attpt on his life. one of the things that the book shines a light on is the role that black women played in this as well. most people think this militant image of the panthers or this militant image of robert williams is a story of 1960 struggle. my book shows it's from the 1920s through the 1980s and black women are just as equally engaged and have this vibrant history in which they are pushing these ideas and more so than the men that we hds the new leaders of the movement. mabel williams, his wife, is a schoolteacher and was a destic worker and became a schoolteacher. it's someone who is just as active in monroe working with him. ... >> freedom of speech for the protesters and demonstrators in charlottesville and afterwards, with has been considering the question of should we automatically refuse to disman free speech rights for anybody who is bearing articles and

when i w 14, they saved my h so i could bring family together.el so i cp cardiac patients just like me i can do what i love. so i can give back. so i can play in the junior olympics.ak so i can mplays. so i can do this. so i can race my friends.io children's natl didn't sjust help us grow up, they helped us grow up stronger. > it's been another night of protests in pittsburgh as demonstrators demands justice for a 17 year old shot and killed by police earlier this week. the necessity examiner has ruled anton rose's death was a homicide. he was a passenger in a car stopped by offic michael resist if he would tuesday tonighar police say the matched the description of a vehicle involved in a shooting. investigatorshe say during police stop rose and another passger jumped from the vehicle and ran and that's when the officer opened fire. rose was not armed. the officer is now on administrative leave. that officer was also just sworn in as a police officer the same day as the fatal shooting. >>> the death of famed chef anthony bourdain sent shock wave tonight we're getting more details about

rajini: and yet republicans including the president are blaming the democratic party -- cp.ass: i know, but do understand that thsis at the border with the children was started by the president. started the crisis, and that he signed an executive order ending the crisis that he started. it would be like if i went out and stard a fire and then called the fire department and excted to receive a prize because i helped put out the fire. it makes no sense to do policy in texs matter. thutive order that he rdsigned yes, i guess he did not even consult his staff, address theoes not problem. he says he wants to keep children together, but let me tellal you something that disturbs me. there is no mechanism in place right now today to reunite the 2000 children with their parents. i believe that some of these children will never see their parents again. i think that is egregious, i think it is a human rights abuse. rajini: just briefly, the president is saying today that if we took zero-tolerance ay, everybody would come into the country right now. ofwon on a platform promising tougher

. >> cp eight will not be able to use the building for a while. the group hopes that -- surveillance cameras will give them some idea of what happened. struck a warning tonight from san jose animal control after a boy found a cat that tested positive for rabies. the path was found alive monday near the baseball field in the willow glen neighborhood. the public health department tested the animal and it tested positive for rabies. this is the second positive test for rabies in a bat this year. >>> that is kind of shocking because i do not want to get rabies. [ laughing ] >> yeah. that would not be pleasant. rabies is a deadly disease and it can kill you within a week if you contracted. >> rabies is a viral disease that often spreads through animal bites. is almost always fatal if left untreated it. it is possible yet rare for someone to get exposed to rabies through saliva or an open wound. that is what animal control warns people and their pets to never touch a bat. >>> a dramatic protest in san francisco with scooters thrown. the message organize

a government bill will come forward and the cps will be encouraged to authorise charges.in uniting the nation where the procedure committee has failed for two years, namely the need to update the private members bill process. as the minister spoken there was an issue in relation to friday. i would like to find the honourable members. there have been a number of private members bills which are passing through the house at the moment which have improved the lives of the public. the reason for blocking the bill is the house hadn't had an opportunity to debate it. to arrive at the conclusion that pervert is taking photographs underneath mainly women's clothes is a bad thing. while we welcome the decision of the government to introduce this legislation, i would like the minister to clarify a number of issues. given the broad parliamentary consensus on this, can this not be done within a day or within a week but before the summer. most women will be going to festivals where this is a disgraceful practice which is far too common. i'm glad to see the response to this issue becaus

last year, gwent police said they had tried to find andrew newton, but a cps official later wrote, "iy witnesses are now deceased, to include andrew newton himself." jeremy thorpe's former lover was norman scott. it was claimed he was threatening to expose his homosexual relationship with thorpe. thorpe was put on trial for plotting to murder scott, but was cleared. he died four years ago. the whole affair is gripping audiences, with hugh grant playing thorpe in this bbc drama. the programme includes the moment andrew newton kills norman scott's dog, but then sees his gun jam when aiming it at scott. gwent police say they now want to talk to andrew newton to see if he can confirm allegations made by another man about the murder plot. that other man claims there was a conspiracy to kill norman scott. if those allegations are confirmed by andrew newton, then the jeremy thorpe investigation could be fully reopened, and this very english scandal may become a very complicated legal process. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in surrey. if you live in england, are you proud to call yourself english?

the cps decided there was not enough evidence for a realistic chance of prosecution.s, they have shared with them 25,000 documents, including 100,000 pages of information. now that the report has when published, they will read it carefully a nd when published, they will read it carefully and assess any new information contained in the report and decide the next ads in conjunction with the crown prosecution service. hampshire police very much aware of this report and bridgetjones said very clearly said that it was time for the agencies and any chested take into account his findings. —— bishop jones. they are not making any promises. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello. very little rain on this weather front at all. i had hello. very little rain on this weatherfront at all. i had in hello. very little rain on this weather front at all. i had in the east and east anglia, warm and humid in the sunshine. it is cooler and fresher and a few showers arriving in the west of scotland. though showers in the evening get close to northern ireland, most affecting

the health secretary has apologised and says the cps will examine whether to bring criminal charges.forced separations of children from migrant parents at the us border. lord sugar is forced to apologise after his tweet about senegal‘s football team is widely attacked as racist. is summer going to lose its fizz? drinks firms warn of possible shortages because of a lack of carbon dioxide. towards the six yard box, it is in! another match, another ronaldo goal — portugal‘s super—striker gives his team their first win of the world cup. and coming up later in the hour on bbc news, we‘ll be live in moscow with sportsday, as we look at all the action and news on day seven of the world cup. good evening. a56 patients died after being wrongly given powerful painkillers at gosport war memorial hospital. that‘s the conclusion of an independent panel which said it‘s possible a further 200 patients may have suffered a similar fate between 1989 and 2000. concerns were first raised by the daughter of one of the patients who died. it took until today to produce a report which found that at the hosp

like the cp tpp.trated that issues like protection of the environment, gender equality, workers rights are integral in creating the success of trade deals that create growth. >> how do you think it will affect summit if the u.s. has just slapped tariffs on canadian steel? friday is the deadline for that. >> i think taking a step back and what the actual summit is focused on, the g7 is fundamentally a gathering of the world's most advanced economies to talk about the economic challenges that we have in common. there is one big economic challenge that is shared right across not just the g7 but much of the developed world and that is how do you reassure people that all the changes we are going through in our work basis ai to greatern to trade deals to globalization in general, how are these factors going to ensure that the growth we create is fairly shared by everyone? >> in the next few days, you have to make some real headway with the americans to have a deal or a prospect of a renegotiation this year.

. >> john, you get out to thece cp onn awhile.usly but ie couldn't avenuor the big camp camps with pell lay and beckham. i would just sneak in as a would ball boy ever onceil ine. >> awesome to see girlss soccera huge thing. >> the girls and women's program have dictate world for years and it all started back in '91n they wo the first world cup. friends o mboin gerewre atdy braddheock up road youth e success. weontinue to do that o the women's side which is awesome. nd quick congratulations to your daughter. we'llalk about that. >> mclean, yeah. h >> mclad a big game. >> coming up after the break we're going to preview the big game this afternoon, brazil and serbia. john will tell you who is going to w♪. ♪ >>> welcomeack. all right. brazil serbia this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. marina. what do we think it? looks like brazil is doing fine. you never know. hachma gs wlet'hange for sure. i think shakira for winner agait might be down but at the same time they want to fight. really want a fight against brazil. >> is nay march going to

u >> cp questions, how many projects do we have currently? >>> we have our eight eip's and then we have our cesar chavez project. in terms of the whole suite of projects, we now have hundreds and hundreds of projects from the storm water management ordnance. and then we have grant funded projects from our water shed stewardship grants. but the smaest sliver of that is our capital work which is the eip's. so all of these lessons learned will be influencing the next phase of capital work for phase two. and within that, i think we're starting with just two projects in phase 2a, i think. so it will be a gradual roll out. >>> how are we maintaining the current projects that exist? >>> they're being maintained job order contracts put forth. we developed a green infrastructure labor model so that we could understand all the different tasks, how long they take and who needs to do them. however, we do see that potentially working out like sewer work in a way where we' have a core team that is the crew, knowing that there may be certain specific tasks

spot shotter technology is being installed and the cp -- shp will test the accuracy.to pinpoint where shots are fired so authorities can respond to the scene within minutes. chp expects to have the technology installed by the end of august. many bay area cities already are using shot spotter including san francisco, oakland, richmond and redwood city. some of the headlines on this thursday. mike, back to you guys. >>> the white house is announcing the summit between president trump and vladimir putin. >> reporter: the white house and kremlin announced july 16th helsinki finland is the date and venue for the first summit between president trump and vladimir putin. >> we will talk about syria, ukraine, i think we will be talking outh leaders are expected to discuss u.s.-russia relations and a range of national security issues. >> maybe the key issue for us in terms of our national security strategy is arms control. the star treaty expires in february of 2021. we need to work with the russians to determine if there is mutual interest in extending it. >> reporter: preside

chip market that means that around the world the chip market is still fragmented you get makers of cpshgs, -- cpus the mid-sized chipmakers in the u.s. will consolidate. that's the safe haven. >> overall, cyrus, and why we asked you to come on before all this stuff broke, you have big picture stuff. you're supposed to buy low, sell high if the markets continued to slide on this talk, where do you see the opportunities? >> the biggest opportunity that we've been seeing for a long time is ibm. >> ibm >> if you combine a strong company with good valuation, ibm is where you want to be. what makes ibm so attractive is it watson machine learning ai something more fundamental about their consulting business? >> ibm's assets are good assets in cybersecurity, ai, cloud, a number of other technologies execution has been particularly poor if they can get execution right, then i think they're a turnaround >> when you look at ibm's business and then the newer companies, the amazons of this world, investing in things like blockchain, machine learning -- >> we are positive on amazon and on microsoft

he also posted the term cp dk which stands for a chicago police department killers. to cops as pigs and posted about killing all the rich people. he has hatred for police because he alleges that a chicago police officer killed his friend with a taser. supposedly she brought him into talk about his poetry and civic work but things went off the rails. >> he told them that all the police were bad and all the police wanted to kill people. i was very disappointed that someone would come into the school and preach hate. tell mike about the police. or even if he was talking about anyone else, it would have upset me. >> she wrote a letter every apology before resigning writing in part, i was present when his narrative took a turnabout policing and i immediately intervened. i care about your children and i would never expose them to this type of activity. the principal has recently been pressured by some parents to introduce antipolice philosophies to students. nearly every parent we talked to said the principal was doing an excellent job and ended up making this grave mistak

. >> i don't want to ruin any lives of any firemen and police, any cps workers, because they came and gave me back my children. they came and said it was safe. >> reporter: after 36 people died in the fire following a party at the ghost ship warehouse, master tenant almena faces three dozen counts of manslaughter and for the first time, he is telling us that he is ready >> like, i feel responsible. i feel like i created something and people died in my home. you know? it's horrible. i have to live with this the rest of my life and this is, like, my children's legacy. i'll never get out of from under this. >> reporter: now he tells us that he is considering a deal settling and serving time to save others from more sadness. >> sit through months of parents looking at the burnt remains of their children and, like, it's not even worth it. , like, it's not even worth it. what that's going to do to their psyche, to the world, that sadness is going to reverberate through this entire --through the universe! creating just more suffering, like, i can't --i can't be part of that. >> reporter: sev

cps reporter, nikki battiste, says that is just one of the signs today that bitter disagreements on the issue will continue. >> reporter: families are no longer being separated at the border. but president trump is making it clear that his stance on immigration hasn't softened. on sunday the president added more fuel to the political fire, saying non-citizens shouldn't have an automatic right to the hearing in the u.s. we cannot allow all these people to invite our country when somebody comes in, we must immediately, with no judges or court cases bring them back from where they came. in another tweet, the president said the country should adopt an immigration system. >> reporter: the zero tolerance approach has left congress further divided. >> the american people made donald trump president to build the border security wall and stop sanctuary policies, get rid of the lottery. last week he told republicans to forget about immigration reform until after the mid-term elections. but gop leaders spent the weekend putting in a new bi together, hoping to bring it to a vote some time this week

essentially humiliated it is very interesting i'll get the visual --dash digital imaging software wh e ybe cp because recently to be released from incarceration in britain that went viral modest viral and we realize very quickly the power of social media. so this was the start of which grew in popularity of our efforts now it violates the terms of service agreements it cannot be taken down or hasn't been there millions of use over 5 million with all the times it's been crossposted so it was powerful because g.i. jane was covered and was influenced by that and that is what set off the idea we were transitioning away from a concern of attacks plotted and planned from overseas more into the lone wolf style threat to the homeland. so one she was covered the youtube channel essentially then we made that transition that jihadist becoming as american as apple pie and british as afternoon tea in this was case after case for example a case one who stabbed a british member ofarliament at a college campus in 2000 doing an interview with law enforcement agencies the two primary means of radicalization wa

he also posed the term "cp dk," chicago police department killers.pigs and posted about killing all the rich people. heed has aged for police because he alleges a chicago police officer killed a friend with a taser. she says she brought me man to talk about his poetry and civic works.nt thing once off the rails. we talked to one mother whose children listen to him on career day parades because we told them that all the police were bad and all the police wanted to kill people. i was very disappointed that someone would come into the school and preach hate about the police. or even if he was talking about anyone else, it would have upset me. >> she wrote of a letter of apology before resigning. at which point, i intervened. i care about the children and would never intentionally expose them to or endorse this type of negativity. some parents dispute that she immediately intervened saying, he spoke to a few classes without interruption and that the principalct has recently ben pressured by some parents to introduce antipolice philosophies to students. n

the cp issues -- >> harris: we always look at the benchmarks.o have a measurement of progress. if you don't set a date in congress, do they do anything? >> that is right. if you talk about progress aren't getting americans back to work isn't that progress enough? look at the market. the markets are reacting with consumer confidence which means consumers have jobs and they are spending. >> look, there is a long debate we can have about whether or not president deserve credit for economies. the republicans said they didn't give president obama credit. >> harris: you can't blame a president for giving tax cut to corporations to bring their money back. to bring some of the money back. and then create jobs, jobs that -- i'll give you this. bs require more skill than the worker base is yet to catch up to but the jobs are waiting for them. >> repeat patriation is something thatru talked about -- >> harris: how do you blame him and not give him credit? >> he did a head-fake. he brought a little of it back. >> harris: i have to go. i have to bring you ba

assess assessor's lot number 276 from the candlestick point activity node special use district and the cp height and bulk district. and to make the appropriate findings. for item 59, the resolution of the board of supervisors acting in its capacity, as the successor agency to the former redevelopment agency of the city to approve an amendment to the below-market rate housing plan for the candlestick ship yard phase 2 project in the hunter's point ship yard redevelopment area and the bayview redevelopment project area subject to ersig to the oversight board and the california department of finance approvals and to make the appropriate findings. >> president breed: colleagues, can we take those same items, same house, same call? without objection, the items are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, let's go to roll call for introductions. >> madam president, you are first up to present new business. >> submit. >> thank you. supervisor fewer. thank you. supervisor kim. thank you. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: already submitted. >> supervisor ronan. >> supervisor ronen: yes, thank you.

thing that really concerns me, the gentleman that was on the street that got kicked, he got kicked a cp f good times, but it looks like somebody did a swing and a miss that really would have done more damage than was already done. and even though i don't like them, for all the issues that are going on in this club, i think i.d. scanners would be appropriate here because we could easily be looking at a murder investigation of that gentleman that was on the sidewalk. and then, short of that, any time there's trauma to the head, you know, first aid always dictates you don't move the victim. well, it looked to me like a woman friend of his came over and grabbed him and was dragging him, and he looked all disoriented. i would have looked for your security guards to make the approach there, keep him on the ground and make the 911 call for thety respond, the ambulance or the paramedics to respond to show appropriate medical care for that gentleman. >>uestions? >> commissioner bleiman. >> yeah. can you just walk me through a busy night on closing. so hue seemed to clear the busy sidewalk in fro

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. >> well i just wrote about howard schultz about a week or two ago, this preposterous education cp hell of his employees to. i don't know whether he is being forced to step down. belief howard schultz wants to run for presidency in 2020. unless there is something that would happen here force him out of starbucks i would imagine he is stepping aside because he wants to do it. david: personal ambitions? nothing forced him -- >> he has been sounding like a presidential candidate for the last three weeks. david: thanks for instantaneous analysis of howard schultz incident. thanks, very much, dan. melissa: your plane ticket might get more expensive. american airlines say they might have to charge you more. >>> the administration is getting ready for a historic summit with north korea just as syrian leader bashar al-assad is looking to make his move, next. >> until they walk into the room that day, don't assume it will happen. i can imagine at breakfast that morning the whole thing blowing up. ♪ until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. d endi

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it looks as if andrew newton may still be alive, despite the fact that gwent police and the cps confirmedh to look for him,| has tried hard enough to look for him, i really don't. there must be people who knew him, and there would surely be a record of him dying. surely. i thought they were doing something at last, and soon found out that absolutely they weren't, they would continuing the cover—up as farasi they would continuing the cover—up as far as i can see. that's norman scott in conversation with you. we know this has been dramatised into a very english scandal, what is your ta ke very english scandal, what is your take on the show? i think the drama has been very good, it's been nuanced. but it is a drama, and it is not entirely 100% accurate. which is not entirely 100% accurate. which is why i think it will be helpful for the people who have enjoyed the drama, and i'm one of them, to see the real thing with all the real interviews, with the real people on sunday night. hats off to you for sticking by your story. as every journalist knows there's an element of perseverance. congrat

there have been no prosecutions when these cases have been referred to the cps. not many cases.ion. at no has anyone been found criminally liable for what has been found. the families of these victims will be seeing a63 people died asa victims will be seeing a63 people died as a direct result of the policy at hospital of shortening people lives by giving them powerful morphine and diamorphine drugs with no medicaljustification, morphine and diamorphine drugs with no medical justification, and morphine and diamorphine drugs with no medicaljustification, and those a56 added to another 200, who the report says probably died, and it is maybe simply because the records could not be found, but they conclude that they probably had their lives shortened. does the report look at how and why it was that the policy came about? report look at how and why it was that the policy came abounm report look at how and why it was that the policy came about? it does look into that. and it has to be said that although it does not point the finger directly at any individual as being the primary moverf

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even at this point in time, as we speak, headline cps driven by energy, it remains for me in the loweriland's inflation rates. there are not of demand points. we think that the ot policy will will hold -- bot policy be on hold. we expect them next year when it becomes more evident. yvonne: morgan stanley asean korea. don't forget our interactive function, gtv . you can catch up on interviews and have bloomberg function access that we talk about. this is for bloomberg subscribers only at bloomberg oh. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the business flash headlines. they have bought the remainder of arizona mining at a 53% premium. the australian miner already holds the 17% stake or the cash offer is worth one .3 billion u.s. dollars with a total equity value of $1.6 billion. ramy: australians energy ministers said they will step in if they do not lower charges for consumers after a fall in wholesale prices. josh will wait for a report from the watchdog later this month before deciding on any action. it has, iran says secured more support in pumping the brakes on an oil su

our top value export market, and we are very concerned about the impact of the eu japan fta and the cp-tpp on our exports. so today here on fire issue is mexico and canada to huge markets for us. we're also concerned down the pike about our shipments to japan. in sum, pig farmers are on the front lines of what we see as a realignment in u.s. trade policy. i think our producers are showing tremendous fortitude and patience. but make no mistake, it is a very, very painful place to be. we had a financial collapse in our industry 20 years ago. it was horrible to see people that you know lose everything that they work for. i'll never forget it. thank goodness we're not at that point. but the longer that this retaliation continues, this transition, the more difficult it's going to become -- not just for pork producers, but other sectors that are caught up in this. i always have to have an ask, right? [ laughing ] >> so i ask all of you as potential consumers to think about our pig farmers as you make your food choices this 4th of july and throughout the summer. [ laughing ] >> whether you are re

we turn to cpi in line a two-day fed meeting and at&t ruling europe is slightly red ten year 2.97 as cp circumstance a fresh six-year high. >>> trump and kim jong-un shake hands in singapore >>> futures fly amid a lack of detail >>> and at&t and time warner what it means for media and m & a. the historic meeting between president trump and kim jong-un is in the books. agreeing to pursue denuclearzation. the president confirming that military exercises put on hold for now. the president expressed some optimism about leader kim. >> he wants to do things you'd be surprised very smart very good negotiator wants to dot right thing he brought up the fact that in the past thelogue -- they were never like we were there's anything lwhat has taken place now. they went down the line. the following day the nuclear program continued. but this is a much different time this is a much different president, in all fairness it's very important to me. >> great show on squawk this morning. walking us throughhis. jim, m el-erian said it's a good thing. >> to do it to say it's constructive is to ignore the nu

. >> and decrease the reliance on things like cp. >> much lower debt, much higher cash balance, less like the portfolio moves. they allow us to do deleveraging. when you add on the company in a positive way you get a -- >> and i know you are a believer. there were a number of believers who then were scared a great deal by the liabilities who recognized them in particular but others, as well. the statutory capital contribution, 2 billion annua y annually. it adds up to a huge number. they come back and say how can we be assured that flannery knows everything that is buried there? can you give a commitment? >> we have covered the company from corner to corner in terms of analyzing all aspects of the company, insurance, capital, power business. i'm very comfortable we have a handle on what is going on inside the company. i'm very comfortable when we had seen issues along the way we have surfaced them and dealt with them. i think today is another example of that. the track record of dealing with issues is there. >> how will you hammer down at some stuff at g.e. capital >> we want to keep

programs like the vaccine ban to make sure we keep our livestock and cps, particularly our livestock healthy and our crops healthy, access to capital is one i think we will work on some more, i think we will get something done, there could be some back and forth but we have to make sure our farmers and ranchers can get that access to capital particularly in these tough times. i will wrap up there but again, thanks to all the members of the committee for the willingness to work together. it starts with our leadership and i want to thank you and the staff for all the hard work. thank you so much. >> thank you senator heitkamp. >> i think they really outlined very well the priorities for north dakota, but while the majority leader is here, i would like to mention as one of the negotiators on the tobacco settlement, we work very hard to try to get a transition piece so they could in fact find success in other crops. i think the industry's willingness to step up will show that allow the growth of hemp in the state. we been waiting for this for almost 20 years. i'm proud to join with you i

>> yeah, you know, i have actually been in south korea in cp tango, commands post tango during freedomn one of the major exercises. i think the exercises are important. i would like to see them continue. but, perhaps, the president believes this is a way can he move forward with president kim. the bottom line is, this we will know that we have an agreement that is working with and toward denuclearization. we are going to know that soon. we have more follow-up meetings. this will be tested regularly. it should be tested. the resolve of kim should be tested regularrably on this and the president made it clear this will continue if there's not the progress made towards denuclearization that was promised. the pa these are important steps we have got to learn more as we move towards denuclearization. brian: senator great to see you especially this early. >> thanks, brian. brian: if sanctioned are going to be loosened that will be key. the president doesn't want to do it. support for the death penalty now on the rise believe it or not. what is behind that spike. what does it tell us about ou

we turn to cpi in line a two-day fed meeting and at&t ruling europe is slightly red ten year 2.97 as cpcumstance a fresh six-year high. >>