curt smith, thank you f joining us. curt: my pleasure, thank you. laura: staying with sports, day two of the world cup and russia saw exciting action between powerhouse teams and those with a rough road ahead. l many fans weking forward to the matchup between portugal ntd spain, and the players didn't disapp. the details from mosco reporter: my word, once again between portugal, the european champions, and former world champions spain. cristiano ronaldo, world player of the year, has lit up the world cup. he scored a hat trick to drag his team, portugal, back into the match. it was 3-3. iran with their first win in 20 years. but that came later on against morocco in st. peterurg. an own goal gave them the women win in that one. we got to see egypt and uruguay. would mohammed salah start? d not start because of the shoulder.id and h't feature at all in the match againstmy uruguay, and ord, they needed him. uruguay snatched a winner later . now we move on and see what day three will bring us. four games as we get to see the teams in group c androup d.

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or curt weldon. that was the mueller f.b.i. i kept wondering, my freshman term, kurt would come to this microphone right here, maybe at should be a warning to me, yomake mueller mad, he destroys your life. but somebody has to stand up to a mean-spirited bully like robert mueller. if everybody is afraid of a guy like that, then we have -- i mean, we're third world governments. but i kept thinking, kurt well condition keeps saying the f.b.i. had information before 9/11, could have done things to stop it. and he kept raising serious questions and i thought, mueller has surely got to answer these. yes, i know, he had only come to the f.b.i. right before 9/11 so chances are he was not implicated because of his recent arrival as f.b.i. director before 9/11. but surely he's got to respond somehow. these are serious allegations curt weldon was making. well, he ultimately did respond. the f.b.i. did a raid on curt weldon's adult daughter, lawyer office before,ic it was around 6:00 a.m. and amazingly, the only people that knew were the f

curt's before moving on to hungary's prime minister viktor orban both curt's norburn are part of a merging a newly influential hardline right bloc hard rock hard line right back excuse me in the european union the leaders of poland slovakia and the czech republic come from a similar political viewpoint as does italy's new government crucially in germany chancellor angela merkel is under pressure from her own interior minister to agree to stricter e.u. wide policies on migration doublet cain has the latest from berlin. the meetings of donald tusk with leaders of austria and hungary are an attempt by the european union institutions and their leadership to get a sense of the view from what some people might consider on the immigration crisis side anyway to be the e.u. leaders the e.u. countries awkward squad the ones who don't fit in with the plans that angle americal of germany and emmanuel mccann of france have to resolve the immigration situation across as in a pan e.u. sort of way let's be clear here mr tusk is speaking to people who have in some way shape or form change their constitutio

fox'sx curt has the latest.hen word spread a very restaurant haded r to serve sarah huckabee sanders those that opposed pretty much started cheering. the press secretary deserved the rude choes. >> you make choices in life and there c aost to being an accomplice to this cru deceitful administratn. >> theefining feature of a free society is that you can tell one of the most powerful people in the goverent get out of my restaurant. n msnbc says trump have be soci spa rye as. most onprotesters trenting othe trump aids especially aftergr democratess women maxine waters calledor for may continued a ragsment. >> kicking our political enemies out ofemembers striptease, heck lending them in public may feel good but it isn't a solution. >> threatening women and children what is problem with leu people on the >> david axle rod drew criticism for taking sanders side. kind of amazed and appalled by the folks on left whothmplored expulsion of press secretary and h family from a restaurant. trump opponents are using family se

to some of the other stories making news around the world austrian chanceless about curt's has demanded germany clarify allegations of spying between the two countries the allegations date back decades german media reported berlin's intelligence services systematically spied on over two thousand targets in austria between one thousand nine hundred and two thousand and six speaking to the press kurt said sup buying between allies is unacceptable. in moscow authorities say a taxi driver who crashed into a crowd of people had fallen asleep eight people were injured including many who had come to the city for the world cup police have opened an investigation. great prime minister alec next to suppress that survived a no confidence vote in parliament paving the way for a historic agreement with macedonia the country shares its name with a greek northern territory which has caused tensions between the two countries under the deal the country of macedonia will now be known as the republic of north macedonia. people have been flooding onto the streets of afghan cities in celebration a day after

. >> old curt. curt is a good brother, man. he's a gentle giant.ought a lot of balance into my life. we have been cellies for almost two years. >> stroud never imagined he'd have a cell mate. he used to be housed on indiana's death row living alone in a cell awaiting execution. >> i'm in prison for three counts of murder, three counts of robbery, two counts of dealing in cocaine. i spent three years on death row. went on robbery. lf a million dolr score. it was a residence, a safe. three people -- three innocent people end up losing their life when they didn't have to. they didn't deserve to. >> stroud's victims were contractors working at the home stroud and his accomplices robbed. stroud ordered the men tied up and shot each in the head with a pistol. >> when i first walked on death row, the thing that hit me first was the silence. the absolute silence. walking on there was the type of silence that takes you in, the type of silence that's listening to you watching your every move to see how you're going to respond to it. i came on the unit 23 yea

joining the conversation is josh barrow and curt anderson, author of the book "fan ta si land" mimi rocah remains with us. thank you to all of you for being with us. josh, let me start with you. once again, if one is to believe this reporting, the president's team are not all on the same side about how this is going to go, and most importantly the client doesn't seem to be on the same page. he seems to be moving down the road of a public relations battle, generally speaking executed on twitter and at rallies. but rudy giuliani wants to say that the president can't be subpoenaed, but most experts i talk to say it's just not that clear. >> right. given the president's propensity to change his mind, it would be sensible of his legal team and adviserso prepare to fight for a subpoena and the situation where he decides to sit for an interview. that is wise on their part unlike some of the other decisions they made. these reports of the prep sessions remind me of the reports we saw around the debates in 2016. you had the debate sessions where the president was not succeeding in keeping focu. yo

and he terrorism in austria after the country's chanceless bursting curt's received death threats it's believed the threats are linked to the government closing seven mosques in expelling dozens of demands over alleged links to extremism peter all over europe correspondent picks up the story. sebastien courts is hard line against what he called political islam has seen the austrian chancellor on the receiving end of death threats this all started after courts announced on friday that seven mosques would be shutting their doors and as many as sixty in moms were facing deportation six of the mosques run by the austrian turkish islamic union are accused of having links to extremism as well as being accused of harboring hate preaches one mosque run by the group in vienna but they caused a stir back in april when pictures emerged of children as young as four years old dressed in turkish military uniforms and saluting the turkish flag sixty him arms are also having their residence permits reviewed two of those of already being told that they have to leave the country could says he's sticking

top official donald tusk is in austria for talks with chancellors about curt's on migration policies ahead of a major summit at the end of this month the elected in december and want stricter policies to stop refugees entering and moving through the e.u. later turks will travel to hungary where he'll sit down with the right wing leader viktor orban birth cuts and or ban part of an emerging and newly influential hardline right wing bloc in the european union leaders of poland slovakia and the czech republic come from a similar political viewpoint as lee's new government is also right wing crucially in germany chancellor angela merkel is under pressure from elements within her own coalition to agree to stricter eview wide policies on migration and that's raising questions about whether there could be a split within the union between those who want to maintain the current system and those calling for borders to be closed dominant cain is in berlin with more. the meetings of donald tusk with leaders of austria and hungary are an attempt by the european union institutions and their leader

trip after reelection he's expected in austria later in the day where he's due to meet with china in curt's senior correspondent morgan city of explains the importance of the meeting. there is a wind of change blowing through europe or perhaps just the breeze but on the eve of light to me of putin's visit here to vienna the austrian vice chancellor comes out and calls for and then the sanctions the sanctions have damaged our austrian economy above all else and i've always warned against pushing russia into the arms of china is high time to end these painful sanctions and normalize political and economic relations with russia not exactly shocking a lot these days a lot of the austrian chancellor himself came out and called the u.s. and reliable in that regard making up with russia might counterbalance things such as friends allies washington imposing tariffs on european goods a move that essentially began a trade war. so now we will also impose import tariffs this is basically stupid process the fact that we have to do this but we have to do it we will now impose tariffs on harley davidson m

curt documents showed that kawa -- morrissy is working as a transit officer in addition to his role as union president. morrissey and the union did not return our request for comment. live in san jose. chris nguyen. >>> thank you. flaring at richmond refinery is under investigation. chevron tells us there was an upset at the refinery. no shelter in place was issued but a level 1 was issued for the community which chevron said is standard. >>> more police officers both in uniform and in plain clothes will patrol the civic center and b.a.r.t. more than 300 additional patrol hours will be added each week. it comes after a video comes after this year showed dozens of junkies shooting up at a station concourse. >> after that video came out, about a month and a half ago, i got everyone together and said let's meet in my office. we have met three times now. >> those meetings resulted in this collaboration. the city will install a kiosk where needles can be disposed. >>> the county of san mateo is suing san francisco based mckesson corporation. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> the

curt sinski is c.e.o. >> most of the children here have escaped some pretty horrific situations where they've been asked to join gangs. they have said no to joining gangs, and then they're worried about their own lives. and so, they're escaping some pretty horrific situations. >> reporter: the first lady's tour was nearly overshadowed by her choice to wear a zara jacket which she took off before touring the facility. it read, "i really don't care. do u?" the first lady's spokeswoman hid there was no hidden message with the jacket. president trump fired off a tweet saying, "the jacket refers to the fake news media. melania has learned how dishonest they are, and she r uly no longer cares." this morning's stop was less than 24 hours after president trump, under intense pressure, signed the executive order temporarily halting the separation of children from their parents who crossed the border illegally. the timeline for reuniting more than 2,300 children with their parents remains far from clear. we reached out to multiple multrnment agencies for answers on when and how it would be anne

time yes we find more hope from this moment and i've i assured him and i also personally fairest that curt many koreans had fear and heart fear of war and this was high that for them inside of them for many years and for their entire lives because when they face the fear that is inside their heart the fear of war from outside powers then they cannot serve. live for their whole life because if they know how the fact that the situation will be however now they overcame somewhat in a way of their fear if they're trying to step further and they are making festivals out of their faith thing this summit and also there they found some hope in the korean peninsula that keefe can actually be made in this korean punishment so a very positive story matthew condition of donald trump the deal maker who scored a great victory in singapore but might be too early to claim a great victory but i think just the fact as i said that you know he got the north koreans to the table and that they're discussing substantive issues or will be in the coming weeks. is is something that one one shouldn't downplay it at

having meetings on immigration in the near future we also know that the austrian chancellor sebastien curt's who's in berlin for meetings will also fit in a meeting on wednesday with smith with issue but this is where it comes to a point this isn't just a. problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angle a merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince of the e.u. nations to get on board and show united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see now she can't convince those in their own cabinet to be on board with her then she's going to struggle in brussels and trying to convince other member states that they should get on board with her as it stands at the moment though there seems to be no no given take between the author and merkel over this of course mr zero four would either have to step down or be pushed out of his position as interior minister and we've got to remember it took us six months to get this german place immigration was a big point of discord in those talks if zia hoffa was to go that could well

joining me now to react right here on fox news, howard curt and dick morris. i'm been dying to talk to all i don't have you guys today about this because when i started hearing this meme this week, "oh, it's the cult of trump," they tried to say he was dumb, he had dementia. remember that last year? they needed to remove him from office. like the cabinet had to be activated. dick morris, you've seen the -- >>i think his policy is crucial. but i think the thing about his personality that is capturing people is that he's congruent with what people want. we want the president to get stuff done without waffling or with winds blowing. and trump is a builder. he's a developer. that's what they do. he gets it built. and when he talks about korea or the economy, the critics all say he can't do it, it's impossible. but then he gets it done. he implements it. even after it's done, they still say he didn't do it or it'll come apart. and that creates a real sense that this guy is someone to follow because he gets it done. it's the same concept that inspired reagan and eve

i would describe his statement as rather cu rt describe his statement as rather curt and he would sayhat a great amount of detail he could share. some shareholders say he really deserved a better body —— bit more credit from you guys from what he has done for this company, and so some dissatisfaction about that. others are saying that sir martin got paid £70 million in one year and 2016, people saying he got obscene amounts of money during his tenure as chief executive. and works in line to get further big pay—outs. how can that be justified if he further big pay—outs. how can that bejustified if he is not further big pay—outs. how can that be justified if he is not what they call a good lever? is he a good leader? isn't he? we don't know that because he can see the results of the investigation. i think that is what is frustrating many of these shareholders here at the agm today. thank you. and joining us now is henry dalglish, the co—founder of the media agency bountiful code. wpp isa the media agency bountiful code. wpp is a global media advertising agency, but how is that industry

curt zinski is ceo. >> most of the children here escaped some pretty horrific situations where they have been asked to j gangs. they have said no to joiningoin gangs and then they're worried about their own lives. and so escaping some pretty horrific tsituatiohens.e >> reporter: the first lady's tour was nearly overshadowed by her choice to wear a z touring the facility. it read, i really don't care. do you? the first lady's spokeswoman said there was no hidden message t jackesident trump fired off a t sahe refers to the fake news media. melania has learned how dishonest they are and she truly no longer cares. >>> this morning's stop was les trump under intense pressure signed the executive order temporarily halting the their parents who crossed the border illegally. the time line for reuniting more than 2300 children with their parents remains far from clear. we reached out to multiple government agencies for answers on when and how it would be done. so far, no clear response. minors as young as 8 months old have already been sent to one of 100 shelters in 17 states. bob kerry was direc

as i mentioned my friend and neighbor to the south, curt schroeder, has been a valuable partner. this legislation is supported by the governors of washington, oregon, and idaho. the columbia river intertribal fish commission, the washington idaho and organ state department of fish and wildlife. mr. lamborn: an additional minute. the chair: the gentl ely recognized for one minute. ms. herrera beutler: the coastal -- coalition of coastal fisheries, coastal conservation corporation of oregon and washington, are among the bill supporters. i'm also please add companion bill is moving through the senate now with bipartisan support underscoring the urgency of this issue. i ask my colleagues to join me today in supporting h.r. 2083. make sure our kids and grandkids and our great grandkids can experience the thrill of reeling in their first salmon on the columbia river. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady from washington yields back her time. the gentleman from colorado reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chairman. m

stuart: great stuff, curt. thank you for joining us. good book, too. >> thank you, stuart.ters claims she's cancelling some upcoming events because she's receiving death threats. ironically this comes as she's calling for harassment of trump officials. >>> next, amy kramer with women for trump. there she is on the screen. she has received death threats because of her politics. we'll discuss that with her. first, though, just look at san diego, california. 300 days of 72 degrees and sunny. i want to be a weather forecaster there. little foggy today, though. we'll be back. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a s

curt, let me start with you. the stocks are down, but they haven't taken any sort of real hit.l economic damage from this. but the public relations damage and anxieties from average users went sky high. >> you and i now, we think, what are they doing with us? every time we engage with one of these companies we are going to ask ourselves, what are they doing with our personal data. we have mark zuckerberg saying oh, shoot, i just dodged the last one, the second he does this, we have this story. one more curveball from facebook how they didn't put us first, but put themselves and their investors first, and put making money first ahead of people. charles: we know their business model is taking advantage of the eyeballs on the clicks. but where do they draw the line. when they start to sell the information to duplicitous characters. i'm not a major government intervention person, but what can stop them from doing this? >> it's just been one punch after another for users of facebook, google and other big tech. guys like zuckerberg have been on an apology tour since 2016. congress ma

as a kid i wanted to be colonel curts in the movie. a mountain yard army. >> i am with you on the mountain yard army. that sounded cool. finally, trying to get in this country five years now. >> by the time of his death, anthony had visited more than 80 countries and many of them multiple times. even if food was not your passion, anthony could enthrall you with what he learned in the places he went. >> i realize i am missing out on an entire side of the places i am visiting because i am not experimenting with the food. >> people are telling you a story when they give you food. if you don't accept the food, you are in many cultures whether rural arkansas or vietnam, you are rejecting the people and they, i mean we see it many, many times. because i am accepting the food, if it is either out of my comfort zone or appalling, because i am nodding saying yes, i am try it, thank you, people open up and the relationship proceeds from that point. and becomes something very, very different. people are surprised to see americans, you know, eat t

roger stone is sort of famously curt by text message and often by phone, too. and caputo was not surprised that roger didn't have a lot to say about the meeting, and both of them say it was such a short and inconsequential meeting that they forgot about it. now, i think that is a contention that they both made that people will have to mull and decide whether they believe or not. because as you mentioned, neither of these men disclosed this meeting when they appeared to testify before the house intelligence committee. >> right. so you report and remind everyone that they didn't disclose this to congressional investigators, so what's with the willingness now to share this with you, the "washington post"? >> caputo says that he was interviewed by prosecutors in special counsel robert mueller's office. >> last month. >> in may, and that those text messages were shown to him during the meeting. and he was concerned about that and has started refreshing his memory, according to his words. and he spoke to roger stone about it, too. and the two of them decided that the

. >> as a kid i wanted to be colonel curts in the movie. a mountain yard army. yeah.. >> i am with you on the mountain yard army. that sounded cool. finally, trying to get in this country five years now. >> by the time of his death, anthony had visited more than 80 countries and many of them multiple times. even if food was not your passion, anthony could enthrall you with what he learned in the places he went. and watching your shows, i realize i am missing out on an entire side of the places i am visiting because i am not experimenting with the food. >> people are telling you a story when they give you food. if you don't accept the food, you are in many cultures whether rural arkansas or vietnam, you are rejecting the people and they -- i mean, we see it many, many times. because i am accepting the food, if it is either out of my comfort zone or appalling, because i am nodding saying yes, i'll try it, thank you, people open up and the relationship proceeds from that point. and becomes something very, very different. people are surprised to see americans, you know, e

it's called st35 curt ourtesy o senator weiner. he should have known that. i want to say something to the scores of architects here supporting the program and this is a famous quote from upton sinclair. "it's difficult to get a man understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it." lastly, i want to move up to my specific objection to the process improvements. what i brought up to you last time on may 17 still stands. i don't think this modification does anything to improve the process improvement changes. just wanted to bring up to you that as of june 5, we had a game-changer. and that was the election that delivered prop f to us. a lot of these changes do affect tenants. and i wish the department consulted with tenants union and housing justice people. they would have told you that these changes, these constructions, these renovations result in evictions. prop f requires theity of san francisco to defend those tenants that will be subject to eviction. this will cost the city money. if we're going to be enabling developers to use the

learned from mueller, like when mueller leaked something about curt weldon or somebody on his behalf.his is another creature of the swamp like mueller and comey are, weissmann and rosenstein. for heavens, sake, don't lose sight they are coming after him tooth and nail doing same thing mueller and comey have done throughout their career. david: congressman, we got word the ig report, inspector general's report looking into the hillary thing will come out on the president's birthday probably next week. do you think we'll find out anything interesting there? >> sure. there will be a number of interesting things but not nearly as important or as interesting as it would have been coming out six months ago before the people with inside the justice department had a chance to put pressure on horowitz to clean this thing up, try not to hurt too many people too deeply, so, i am trying to prepare people. this isn't going the to be the blockbuster deal. that take as second counsel to go into this stuff. david: okay. >> because mueller, comey, they're not going to let this guy come out and hurt th

. >> they are paid to recognize people and only be curt yus to me. even if they weren't, that's no reason to tell them they can't speak in their native language. >> they since removed the science and apologized saying the franchise owned informed us the sign was posted by their general manager based on her own personal judgment to ensure those standards are being met. while her intent was to address a customer service issue, the franchise determined her approach was inappropriate and confirmed the sign has been removed. >>> some pretty remarkable video to show you here this morning. this is a ladder meant to keep kids out of the pool. look how easily this 2-year-old just scales it there. his parents say it's completely undermines the safety feature meant to keep children from accidentally drowning. obviously this door would defeat the purpose giving the child the quick advantage to scale up that. they posted a clip on facebook to spread the word to other parents but their clip has been viewed more than 14 million times and hoping for some action or r

. >> they are paid to recognize and serve people and only been curt yus to me and even if they weren't, no reason to tell them they shouldn't be able to speak in their native language or any language they want to. >> they have since removed the sign and apologized saying that the franchise owner informed us it was posted by the general manager based on her own personal judgment to ensure those standards are being met. her intent was to address a customer service and satisfaction issue, the franchise determined her approach was inappropriate and confirmed the sign has been removed. >>> at 6:27, coming up next on "today in the bay," as the immigration debate heats up across the country. south bay leaders are taking steps to protect the immigrant community here. what they are announcing today in response to a controversial 2020 census question about citizenship status. >> plus, we continue to follow breaking news out of the east bay. what led up to a gun battle overnight and how police got involved. you're watching "today in the bay." right now at 6:30-- we )re off to a cool start, but th

who often uses it as an opportunity to bestow sort of grandeur and even to bring people behind the curt an bit using the oval office in a way of greeting his guests. much more than we've seen perhaps previous presidents, and you consider who kim yong-chol is. someone at the right arm of the leader of north korea, who has been at the head of the intelligence services there, who has been a widely believed person responsible for things that have been deadly on part of north korea and also in this electronic age, the sony hack that was a huge news story and a real breach of u.s. commerce and the corporate structure in america and has changed in many ways the way many of us live. now, set that against the fact he is bringing a letter in this electronic age. oldest of ways exchanging a message from one leader to another. the expectation is the meeting will not be long and won't need to but important to get a sense if we will be able to judge by president trump's body language or any words he chooses to say. we don't expect there will be an immediate opportunity to hear an assessment from the

let's remember that abc owns espn and essentially curt schilling got fired for expressing a conservative to the north carolina bathroom law. this is glaring double standard. some people maybe say trump shouldn't way in. i disagree. it is his daughter. he has the bully pulpit to make this work. bring this to the attention of everyone. whether you like trump or hate trump what he is say something pretty true. cheryl: what do you make of "auto trader" and state farm pulling sponsorships? >> if tbs figured this was a ploy it kind of backfired, "auto trader," state farm pulls advertising. i don't think they thought that was going to happen. obviously it was taped, they either thought this was something that was okay, or they thought it was going to be a ratings boondoggle. that explains their feckless response. cheryl: executives from tbs, disney, get together for coffee, talk about what is fair and what is not in all of this. >> absolutely, the question all republicans want is bright line rule. cheryl: ford o'connell, ford, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you as always. david: i

these are very curt, descriptive points of view coming in. they are challenging the white house. saying the white house could nearly singularly change the conditions for these many people. >> fred, it's a message lawmakers are sending to the white house. as they stand here, you heard from these lawmakers, as we've heard time and time again, describing the scenes in these kind of facilities as heartbreaking. we heard from representative jackie speier describing these holding conditions where there are many children under 5 years old waiting to be reunited with their parents. also saying these personnel are doing the best they can, being as compassionate as they can to try to handle the situation, but at the same time, the odds certainly stacked against them because of the confusion, because of this logistical nightmare that comes with handling hundreds, if not thousands, of children that have already been separated from their parents before the president's executive order. i think this is just the latest in what we will continue to see more of these lawmakers visiting these facili

president are drawn today what prisons are done told to the kurds was he underlined the separation of curt's by by the out the kurdistan workers party and he blamed the pro cordage h d p party for being silent and being not not managing. the policies here properly and he said that we will continue our fight against the p.k. k. but we don't have any problem with the kurds but after the military operations military offensive started in two thousand and fifteen here the business went down people were internally displaced because many of the houses were ripped off by the bombings and everything is so people here actually want some peace and want some actually economic outcome so probably the messages are dying gave today didn't satisfy the kurds much more generally center what is the feeling about this election in turkey with three weeks to go as we say it was called eighteen months early are people. excited about it or are ready for this election. well as you said it is eighteen months early some people were discussing that there could be an early election but this is actually even something mo

down seven last sunday expelling him alms it's part of measures by the right wing chancellors about curt's to target what he calls political islam in the country doesn't it came reports from neighboring germany in the six months since becoming chancellor sebastian kautz has taken an even tougher line on immigration and what he says is the threat from parallel societies forming in his country now he's turning his sights on what he calls political islam different in the light that we can't we can announce to you today a decision from the office of religious affairs the lead to prohibit of the activities of seven mosques this means dissolving the gray wolf mosque and secondly shutting down the arabic cultural community to operate a total of six more. in addition to the closures these measures could also see dozens of in mom's face expulsion from austria several of whom ministers in vienna believe are funded by elements inside turkey a spokesman for the turkish government has condemned the move as racist and anti islam courts has long advocated a toughening of approach but forming a coalition

so the curt overruled, basically, two precedents that had the physical presence test, and that also created a strong dissent and, actually, the dissent this time was led by chief justice roberts, it was one of the strange alliances h he aligned with some of the more liberal members of the court,s saying ts really something congress ought to deal with because it has su huge ramifications for the economy, for the sitate's possibly a billion-dollardf winl. >> woodruff: amy, let's talk for a moment about alignn the court. what diwe see by the end of this term and the dec disions handn in terms of the justices, we know they're reliableonservatives and liberals on the court, but how did we see them line up on the i moortant cases? >> we often talk about justice anthony kennedy being the swiic ju in many cases that will be remembered he joined with the court's more liberal members on abortion, sa this was a term in which tre were 15 5-4 cases and he did not join the liberal justices onny of them. the overwhelming majority of the 15 cases were the five more conservative justices, the cases in which

the substance, that's another thing that people are disgusting, curt discussing.in their respective countries. but does that impact give it historical importance and of itself, or do we need to wait and of itself, or do we need to wait and see the detail before we can judge? i think we have to wait and see, but i think lots of people are excited about this because it feels like for the first time, there is a sense of real peace in the sense of having a peace treaty, something that's much more permanent. we've had so many false starts. could this be another one? we don't know, but there is a sense that because both leaders are unusual, because we have a very unusual us president, maybe that gives a chance for something to happen? and i think many people, particularly koreans on both sides of the peninsula, will be hopeful that this is different. thank you very much. i would will help us out with the detail of the summit, so send them our way using the e—mail or the hash tag. the british government won an important vote earlier, but the prime minister had to pay a p

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i am going to thank curt from the red river valley who took the time to put these together for me. he saw a rainy day and put the stickers on. i think you'll hear a lot about the sugar program. probably people have been done here and they'll tell you how it burdens the confectionary industry and how this will increase their cost. so i think it's absolutely critical that you know that in this candy bar -- not this big one -- but one that is a normal size, there is only two cents worth of sugar in that candy bar. and did you know that in 1980 a candy bar like this cost 35 cents and had two pennies' worth of sugar in it? today this same candy bar costs $1.49 but still contains just 2 cents of sugar. don't let anyone tell you that we have a crisis as it relates to the sugar program. guaranteeing a steady supply of sugar in this country as the beet farmers and sugar cane farmers and we know we need to maintain that industry in our state. and i would encourage everyone to keep that in mind as they're being asked to roll back the sugar policy in the farm bill. each year our sugar industry

everybody my name is curt, it is privilege for me to serve as chief executive up bring.brink is 36-year-old faith-inspired organization. our mission in the state of texas and louisiana, is break the cycle of child abuse by empowering children, families and communities. new hope is a very important part of our mission, and similar to some of the children that we care for at our residential treatment center, our foster homes who may have been removed for opioid addiction, these children come from a very difficult journey. and our staff here are committed to providing them with case management services, they're committed to education, they're committed to providing everything a child needs in order to be successful. one of the, what we have experienced, mrs. trump, is, that we have evidence to demonstrate for any child to be successful, whether your child or my child in texas or a child here in new hope, we need to surround them what we all at upbringing the five markers of success. that is safety. safety's first. life skills, and health, health would be emotional help, spi

joining us now curt bauer, the wisconsin manufacturers and commerce preside ceo.it worth it, sir? >> i think it is. i thin y look at the return on investment. $3 billion in incentives, with a lot of pay as you go incentives and clawback options after a guarantee. they are clawbacks, pay as you o as foxconn creates t jobs, they get the incentives. it protects the taxpayer, makes sure they do what they say they're going to do so the taxpayer is protected. so the taxpayer, this is one of the best deals i think i've seen in the united states as far as a majorncentive package to move a major plant like this to a state. stuart: was this president trump strong arming foxconn, come on over here, you create jobs because we want them over here. was this a strong-arm tactic. >> the co-founder of foxconn came here saying he wanted to invest in america. they don't have liquid crystal display of manufacturing in north america right no the president certainly played a role and does suggest wisconsin to chairman ngo but the wisconsin business climate, the proximity to chicago and

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i would describe his statement as rather curt, and he would say that is because there is not a greats of the investigation that is what is frustrating any of the shareholders today. that was our business editor simonjack. shareholders today. that was our business editor simon jack. now no more champagne or italian foseco. at wetherspoon‘s. more champagne or italian foseco. at wetherspoon's. that's right. we have wetherspoon‘s on the market ‘s board, you should be of the see the share price. this is a principled brexit stand, in effect? share prices down was 1%. the company founder tim martin campaigned for brexit and he is now saying he is going to take french champagne out of his 800 pubs, italian persico will go, and he will replace it with english and australian sparkling wines. family bottles of sparkling wines. family bottles of sparkling wine to you think wetherspoon‘s cell every year? 2 million bottles. they will also look of their beers. 0nly about 100,000 bottles of champagne. but now they will say english —— cell english and australian sparkling wine from the 9th ofjuly, lo

russian president vladimir putin has told austrian chancellor curt's moscow was interested in repairing ties with the e.u. putin made the comments after meeting with austrian leaders on his first foreign trip since his reelection he also called for europe to lift sanctions on russia. ethiopia says it's ending the dispute over its shared border with eritrea after decades of conflict the government says it will fully accept a u.n. deal to split the contested territory between the two countries the move was initiated by ethiopia's new prime minister a med. to see if you get. sixty five years of international journalism deutch of ela celebrated its birthday with an official ceremony in berlin the guest of honor german chancellor angela merkel she was welcomed by director general pater limburg. numerous parliamentarians from all parties attended the festivities at the german parliament's polypill house. it signified the high esteem policymakers hold for the diverse workforce at germany's international broadcaster and in an era of fake news acknowledgement of the importance of independent jou