the town of crete or in central angola was a scene of heavy fighting during the countryside. war is front line between today's governing m.t.l. a fighter and the rebel group you need to the home and stronghold of rebel leader. 70 was reburied earlier this month 17 years after he was shot dead and then decades of the ceremony was touted as the symbol of national consideration some of the war veterans are still struggling to come to terms with the legacy of that. it was once the scene of angola's fiercest fighting. no more of a ghost town haunted by the horrors of a civil war that claimed half a 1000000 lives and destroyed many more of. them. in this age of fear to my whole family tell it my father also taught it and then left with my aunt who was also injured and. it is a town covered in the wounds of war buildings standards more new meant to the past and no providing shelter to the men who wrote it domingo's called list place home. i was protecting this area during the war. after the war finished we were injured. and now we are without support. now we're like yes. there's no

factories in spain and germany greece has approved the 1st oil and gas exploration around the island of crete prime minister and i suppose that it would open a new road to economic prosperity exxon mobil in total have an 8 year license to search for hydrocarbons in a consortium with head on a patrol. and as far as i can trust to clear the air over its emissions scandal the german automaker has launched an all electric car sharing fleet here in berlin 1500 vehicles are now for hire they join a crowded field of competitors in a so far mostly unprofitable business just recently and b.m.w. service is announced to join forces. now it's the latest trend to hit the streets in many big cities around the world electric rental scooters are everywhere right now but critics say they are neither economically viable nor environmentalists sustainable. a 2 wheeler billed for 2 even though doubling up on an electric kick scooter is actually illegal in germany you can now find these vehicles for rent on nearly every corner in the heart of berlin and this summer people are scootering through the streets and par

that's the agreement that really tried to keep global warming below 2 degrees celsius compared to crete industrial levels so they couldn't go beyond that but many feared that meant maybe other countries would jump off the wagon for example newly elected brazilian president polls in a row who's been called the trump of the tropics but in the end they made him sign that too not only once but twice one time in the final communique of the g 20 and the other time in the markets or trade agreement where brazil is also a part of so this under the circumstances guarding the status quo qualifies as a success all right well despite all the differences they even managed to agree on a final communique would you say that also qualifies as a success. yes exactly like i said earlier when you have a situation like this one where very experienced sherpas say it's never been as hard as this before and where the virtually not sleeping for one week and where they even have to postpone press conferences postpone briefings in the early morning of this day of saturday because they still have not reached a fin

a private stafford school opened last august alongside a can crete plant that has been there more than 30 years. now there are hundreds of students next door. >> when they are going to school they'rhe around the environment they're in. >> the parents brought their concerns across the bay area. >> it's still frustrating. i think we want to conduct monitoring on site. school so far hasn't been all that easy in terms of allowing is up monitoring. i don't want to sugar coat this at all. this is not a good decision. it was a decision that was made. >> now, stafford would not address specific allegations that the school has been uncooperative. the air district says it will now proceed with its own testing. the investigative unit recently exposed how two different government agencies allowed the schools to be built in that industrial area. to watch the full investigation, log on to nbcbayarea.com slash investigation. >>> 4:53 right now, coming up on "today in the bay." the push to preserve several south bay murals. what many believe are a piece of history maintained in the balance. >>> happen

it is time for us to work on those an crete actions. that's why president moon had been saying complete denuclearization of north korea would take a longer time. we should start with some concrete result. and president trump's visit to the dmz has all kinds of possibility. >> did you know that kim jong-un was going to walk back into south korea with president trump? >> i was surprised. i thought president trump would step into north korean territory. but chairman kim jong-un, came to the southern part of cree. and had dialogue with president trump, in the freedom house. that was unusual and surprising on the part of kim jong-un. >> what did that mean to you and to president moon? >> i think the outcome of today, that the demille tear line is an unofficial one. the north and south korea can build a trust. mr. moon, finally, what is the difference between the optimism, the optimism in the hanoi talks, the optimism in the run-up to the singapore talks. what is the new variable that chairman kim will take any step toward denuclearization. >

in one study from bates college test optional schools in crete where they didn't increase their role and up under represented by more minorities by the average of 6 to 18 percent that's a big joe which means tells me and another study of a 1000000 students 2 thirds of test optional college is attractive in rolled more diverse applicants which means that the essay to you is like you said it's weeding out those folks that i guess don't look like me. take you. and here is the thing so like i said the guy who created this out on her purse and while he later and his life was like no reason is bad it doesn't change the fact that it put into an entire system and place that ended up really being dysfunctional for a lot of kids whether you're a woman whether you're poor i mean it the way it describes people the things that does it's weird but i think we have to tell the associate dean for equity and justice at the university of pittsburgh who wrote a really great piece on this in the conversation. said students of color with the least advantage in terms of wealth don't need saviors they need

the left winglitmus test cretes clones. -- nothing human or fun or interesting.here was no wit or real moments. just posturing. nothing authentic which is what you need to beat trump. this was as serious as a funeral maybe because it was. the moderates in that party were dead. >> around the horn. your thoughts, winners and losers? >> i think elizabeth warren was a huge loser. >> really. >> doing her best tracy flick. look around the stage. who else has their hand in the air? bims. bill de blasio, when you are in concert with him you are in trouble. she will be held to that. co-sponsored bernie sanders medicare for all bill and gets rid of medicare as we know it. how do you win anybody over the age of 50 with that. >> juan, this is your team? who surprised you and do didn't? >> i think castro was the break out star of the night. >> yes, he did hard work on beto o'rourke. >> he exposed beto o'rourke in terms of lack of knowledge on immigration and took a strong stand and said he was teed off about it. i think that is something that people will remember. i think war

they are sleeping on cone crete floors. similar problems at a detention facility in new york. >> it's too bad the lawyers didn't bring toothbrushes and soap. liz: that's not what the lawyers were there for. >> lawyers -- liz: this is a humanitarian crisis and it's common sense not to have children in those conditions, right? >> it's common sense when this a law and it's being properly even forced, that congress with fund to that law or change the law. congress has the ability to change the law. the reality is the president is doing what previous presidents have done which is trying to enforce the law while congress is refusing to give him. we understand there is a fight over the wall. but they are refusing toy give him the money a bipartisan senate agreed to. ultimately there is a decision by people to come here to put their children in danger. the border patrol and i.c.e. are doing the best they can to keep them out of danger. they need the funding nancy pelosi said they need and the democrats have to figure out whether th

berbernie sanders up 6 -- warrep by 4, president trump at moment, he is creting this state very closely visit the this state 1 days already total, this will potentially be his 34th trip, he is to arrive around 8 p.m. eastern, then head to miami, he will fund raise, i spoke with an insider who said, they are expecting over 4 million dollar in fundraising, but you have crowd here, they are riled up, they are not focused so much on polls, but, you can see president right now is not in the lead, back to you. david: all right. thank you, christina former arkansas governor mike huckabee, you now live in the state of florida. christina mentioned that new poll out, showing president trump behind all of the top democrat candidates, how does he turn this tonight? >> first, i don't take a lot of stock in a poll because it so early, and when people ask you are going to vote for donald trump in a lot of people say no, then they do it we saw that in 2016. that was very evident, i think we'll see the same, people are afraid they will be yelled at thrown out of restaurants, dismissed from families, the

women take 16 weeks of maternity leave and men not forced to take any or not allowed, that will take creteanyway, more on that on our closing the gap series and i'll have more statistics. >>> coming up, we're still awaiting the first trade from chewy, a crazy week for ipos first to jon fortt with a look at what's up next. >> i'm talking about the same thing, you see chewy behind me, priced at $22, indicating above 36.50. we'll have the co-founder coming up on "squawk alley. >> we have 90% reups, two thirds of revenue come from our subscription program and our customers love engaging with us. or plan for tomorrow? at kpmg, we believe success requires both. with our broad range of services and industry expertise, kpmg can help you anticipate tomorrow and deliver today. kpmg >>> let's get to the santelli exchange good morning, rick >> good morning. our special guest, like we have nothing to talk about, right if he had meeting next week. boy, good data today which should give us nice revisions to gdp. >> that's right. >> it was a good one this month. >> yes, that should help the second quarter

caller: we narrowly supported him last time crete i was surprised myself at that.ow greatven the fact things have been going here, i cannot see why he would not win again, especially given the fact that he is -- he supports everything that pennsylvanians want. he wants increased gas and coal exploration. those are great things for the people of pennsylvania as well as manufacturing jobs. manufacturing in the state is booming. next inmike is up illinois. it did not vote for the president in 2016. you are on. caller: the reason why is in fact, trump said yesterday -- he came right out and said it, that he is against any kind of immigration reform because those will become democratic voters. it is as blatant as can be, he came out and said it. how we are ever going to get immigration reform is beyond me because all republicans know if it passes and you make the 20 million people here legal, they will vote for democrats and that will be the end of republicans as we know it and trump knows that and all the republicans know that. host: what did you think about the statem