this global share markets are under pressure even the dow jones lurching into negative territory and croft build a boeing was among the heaviest news's traders were reacting to their belief that aircraft and agricultural projects would be on the list of retaliatory chinese sanctions and covering the fallout on wall street is a financial correspondent yens caught against what are you hearing there on the floor. well the first round all for you of terrorists on imports from china will kick in on july as six and we will start was the amount of thirty five billion dollars and then china declared friday afternoon that they will retaliate they will also start imposing a tariff on u.s. imports also on july sixth also in the amount of thirty five billion dollars and we will see tariffs on a you as agricultural seafood and energy products or aerospace is the not going to be a tariff that at least for now and it was interesting to see that the reaction on wall street actually was rather muted so we did not see a huge selloff and maybe that's because if you look at the united states in general at the

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crofts against humanity. civilians become witnesses of god. their record of images travel around the globe just social media. what is for damned fiction and what is fact. digital investigators combing through the flood of images and they combine sources trying to reconstruct what happened to the man to substantiate claims of crimes. thanks to this video recording but have a soldier who shot the young man is on trial now. forensics between bits and parts you know you are you going to. get. evidence. of the chance a because justice is about the truth. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on t.w. . well head into tomorrow today. this week shows all about differences and similarities we look at gender and the brain oh they differences between women and men. also not everyone is born in the body they identify with when he's a teenager who's undergoing a sex change. and we find out about the brains role in waking up feeling full coming.

we're talking to lima croft. she says with the u.s.cers facing infrastructure bottlenecks, it's ing to be saudi arabia once again back in the driver's seat exerting significant influence in the market in 2018 all eyes on what kind of action they call for. as we talk about the meeting, saudi arabia the most important thing to watch we'll finish it off with price action, chart watching, technical analysis however you want to call it. this is tamar esner. she's the senior energy analyst. she says if oil prices come down ahead of this meeting, which they have, there is less need for them to increase production as much. the idea is they would increase output because oil prices were getting too heated you're taking off some of that pressure and eased the pressure, brian. as we watch opec, maybe they won't go through as much of a production cut or cuts in production like you pointed out later on because prices have moderated. we are, of course, brian, $20 higher a year ago on wti crude prices it's a little bit fun to watch what's going to hap

and we've been speaking to dr collene croft she is the president of the american academy of pediatrics dr cross describe to us what it was like visiting a facility for separated children. i was at one of these tender age shelters and visited back in april of two thousand and eighteen and was greeted by the staff who were very nice and the facility itself was kind of homey there were cribs and dads and blankets and books and toys and and it wasn't a jail like situation it was really kind of a homey situation the kids were clean and well fed but i walked into the toddler room and it was just so alarming to see what i saw in there normally when you're in with toddlers they are allowed in rambunctious and active and this room was eerily quiet and i saw about fifteen children in there and all but one were just very quietly keeping themselves playing with toys looking up at us with big eyes and in the middle of the room was a young child no more than two years of age who was sobbing and was uncontrollable and was moving her little body and beating her little fists on the mat and she had a wo

out of use but young dutch women and men are volunteering to help preserve the traditions of millis croft which has made it on to unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage. mills are driven by wind power. and that's what krista broken company needs when she wants to grind her flowers she lives near a mill in the northern dutch province of friesland. on a saturday i want to bake some bread and i thought oh we're familiar our favorite so i went here to buy some flour. and a volunteer introduced me to the meal and the showed me around yeah i just know. so when she's not working part time as a purchasing assistant she's training as a voluntary miller duke sundberg is teaching her everything she needs to know classroom learning is supplemented with practical experience. it takes muscles to operate the mill. so when i started to work i wasn't that strong as i am now but yeah i'm getting stronger everything yet. today only about fifty of the netherlands millers are professional the other fifteen hundred work on a volunteer basis if they didn't most of the mills would stand idle. but the volu

instruments organ in escrows list of intangible cultural heritage compiles unique traditions and crofts every year new additions make the list and series european traditions we're exploring five new entries from the continent and start right here in germany with the art of organ building. the music fills every corner of the mushy cologne cathedral. the world famous church boasts to pipe organs even after decades as an organist here linford burnet is thrilled by the instrument. doubles the sconce was what i think it is no coincidence that it developed like this over the centuries the sound produces an otherworldly failing in the usually you don't see the performer the sound just comes from somewhere on that enchanting and it's what captivated people as was the mention. that also goes for the client company that built the organs philip klein who runs the family business and braun is a great grandson of the founder. reseller were all in all for me a good organ has to touch people to work with dark bass notes which can be felt in the belly it should turn the space into a warm full soft bath

and we've been speaking to dr collene croft she is the president of the american academy of pediatrics. at described to us what it was like visiting a facility for separated children. i was at one of these tender age shelters visited back in april of two thousand and eighteen and was greeted by the staff who were very nice and the facility itself was kind of homey there were cribs and bad and blankets and books and toys and and it wasn't at jail like situation it was really kind of a homey situation the kids were clean and well fed but i walked into the toddler room and it was just so alarming to see what i saw in there normally when you're in with toddlers they are loud and rambunctious and active and this room was eerily quiet and i saw about fifteen children in there and all but one were just very quietly keeping themselves playing with toys looking up at us with big eyes and in the middle of the room was a young child no more than two years of age who was sobbing and was uncontrollable and was moving her little body and beating our little fists on the mat and she had a worker next

people for sure the name but abraham anybody that knows the rules of the sea knows if any kind of croft is in difficulty it's beholden on all of the craft to go and try to assist but it seems the italian authorities want to try and stop that happening. for sure. a lot of this c.e.c. here if what can distress don't get us asked and should be should be done first aid but the way we see it now and for months there is a clear. policy over omened of people. which we all know is cold but maybe is not the point of safety by the phoenician. doesn't want of safety or that people should have at least. processed in place and again international protection and yet not this is when they disembark and that's the other one of the other points a saying to create disembarkation sentences it all sounds very well and good and well organized but the reality on the ground certainly in libya appears to be anything but well organized. well i just said it's easy being said and it's easy in paper but i don't think it it when materialize as this fossil should be looking at in my scale of migrations that coming u

the nuclear deal they should help us in terms of putting additional barrels on the market >> helema crofti know we'll hear from you a few times next week >> yes >> it will be great. >>> time for your morning rbi. we mentioned vienna, home of the oldest ferris wheel in the world. happy early birthday to the roller coaster tomorrow marks the anniversary of the world's first roller coaster. on june 16, 1884, the old switch back raille rway opened up on cy island creating roller coaster mania in the united states we had that terrible story from daytona, maybe go out and hit universal this weekend, have a great time we're live in london and vienna next week. have a great weekend "squawk box" is next hange of sc? the kayak explore tool shows you the places you can fly on your budget. so you can be confident you're getting the most bang for your buck. alo-ha. kayak. search one and done. >>> good morning a developing story president trump set to green light tariffs on $50 billion of chinese goods. a live report straight ahead. >>> and at&t closing its acquisition of time warner we will talk to at

. >> reporter: unlike public funding the money raised by the croft fathers is private and unrestricted. that means larkin street can spend it on programs like behavioral health, education and employment services. services the center says helps create permanent and positive change. >> three out of four young people who complete our programs exit street life. >> reporter: as for the craw fathers, there homeless brethren aren't far from their minds. >> it is hard to imagine. we have all been so blessed growing up in the bay area with our situations. >> we look forward to continue to working with them. blending their support and joining in the fun is rick scott father, joe montana. they did it on their own. >> in today's day and age to have guys that young thinking about doing this and finding a way to give back to the community, it doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: they are already looking forward to next year's feast. >> it is a great time but they also understand that they are giving back. they keep bringing in the contributions which is fantastic. >>> the craw fathers serv

chp responded to the call on locust drive and alder croft road.ights say this was a very technical rescue. they had to strap the car to the tree before they were able to get the driver out. >> it was almost a high-angle rescue. it was very, very steep. we had to use tools, the jaws of life, to cut him out. his feed were wedged under the dash and the pedals. >> reporter: firefighters used ropes to pull him up about 30 dpeet up t feet up the cliff in a basket, taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. chp does believe alcohol was a factor in this crash. live in the santa cruz mountains, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> vieters trying to determine the cause of a fire that broke out at an auto repair shop in oakland. it took 15 minutes to get it under control. oakland fire live posted this video to its twitter feed. four engine companies and two battalions fought the flames. no injuries were reported. >>> now to the crisis at the border. president trump doubling down on his hard line immigration rhetoric one day after signing that executive order to e

joining me now by phone is schuyler croft with the post courier, newspaper in south carolina. what more can you tell us about this accident and how katie arrington is doing? >> it was last night about 9:00 and she and a friend were leaving the charleston area, heading toward hilton head where she was supposed to get an ward from a medical association this morning. it was a particularly dark stretch of the highway. it's highway 17, which is the coastal road out of charleston, the southern part of the state. it's famous for traffic accidents. there's no lighting out there at all. it's very, very rural. >> and so schuyler, she and another passenger were in this vehicle. what can you tell us about the the paerng in the vehicle with arrington? we're reporting that arrington was in the passenger seat. correct? >> she was and the friend was a friend of hers from louisiana who had come up to visit. so they were going down together. you know, it was kind of a busy weekend here. she had won her primary. we had a governor primary still going on. president trump is supposed to be in colum

i don't know if we will get a deem i have somebody we got to grab lima croft well known to the "squawkdience. are we getting a deal? >> i think we are getting a consensus the question is, how they will administer the king pin of opec, he comes out and basically said a million barrels. sit going to be a million barrels or closer to 600,000. >> >> how about a million gross, 400 thank you off line, that would be net >> i think that's what expectations are there could be a couple holding out on it still. i think we will get an agreement on friday. >> we will get a name badge. >> here's how it works you have to grab people when you can. >> exactly we give our best to laura croft. so. >> reporter: no relation, but they seem very similar, don't they >> swinging around yeah, doing heroic things. >> fighting off, yeah. >> hey, you are not mobbed like the opec types >> here's my fan right here. >> you got one >> all right very thankful >> that is sad >> that is really -- >> i tried to get -- i have no fans >> some day. you know, tens of dozens of, i don't know >> thanks. >> i got two fans and mo

adult to colleen croft is president of the american academy of pediatrics she told us what it was like visiting a facility for separated children. i was at one of these tender age shelters and visited back in april of two thousand and eighteen and was greeted by the staff who were very nice and the facility itself was kind of homey there were cribs and dads and blankets and books and toys and and it wasn't a jail like situation it was really kind of a homey situation the kids were clean and well fed but i walked into the toddler room and it was just so alarming to see what i saw in there normally when you're in with toddlers they are allowed in rambunctious and active and this room was eerily quiet. and i saw about fifteen children in there and all but one were just very quietly keeping themselves playing with toys looking up at us with big eyes and in the middle of the room was a young child no more than two years of age who was sobbing and was uncontrollable and was moving her little body and beating our little fists on the mat and she had a worker next to her who was trying to distr

five and ten years old and then unsanitary trailer for three years so they could play while the four croftor if you are a gamer or parents or even both let us know what you think of the story connect this use the hash tag eight and his great thanks for haleigh not to hate more bad news on to the story but there's evidence as well of online harrison becoming an issue remember a lot of these games a multi plowing player but the other players can be anywhere else in the world and it turns out to be quite nasty as well to this is a report from jacob ward. dot com if you search for video game abuse you can find that pretty easily thanks for keeping in touch with us as well i am still seeing a lot of talk about the injustice that we're seeing on the border between. mexico and the united states the interesting here. is on facebook dot com slash al-jazeera i don't understand this migration issue it happens all the time and you're well that's the difference between the american story and the european story the open borders of the european union allowing so much more movement was this very very tigh

day, lower than anticipated so oil is spiking on that decision >> joining us on the hone is helima croftod evening to you in vienna. >> caller: good evening. >> were you surprised at the extent of the rallin the oil price? crude's up 5% despite this change i guess it's because it's slightly underrealmed? >> caller: i think the signs yesterday raised expectations. when they came out with an imbig yo -- ambiguous statement that caused markets to see it's not as big as expected and the fact they were able to come together for an agreement last night, the iranian oil minister dramatically walked out of the monitoring committee meeting, and people thought we might not get any agreement today, that opec would bust up, so i think the fact they were able to come together and the supply add does not look enormous is why we have a rally. >> yeah, that was interesting, a precursor to today's decision. no now the market's thinking, okay, not as much supply as we might have, sending up the oil price, dramatic move today, but does it keep going higher, do you think? >> caller: we have to see in terms