they become part of the community, they see themselves as part of the community. >> reporter: cyrus's work prepares them for high school, college or work when released. >> none of this is about doing a job for him. this is his life's passion. >> from empowering the young men with literacy skills for a hopeful future, the jefferson award goes to cyrus armajani. >> he gives them a special certificate to encourage them to continue their education. you can highlight someone for the jefferson ard. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. . >>> today's tip of the day is going to be with white asparagus. look at how beautiful this is. the sun never hets it so the chemical reekz -- the sun never hits it so the chemical reaction never takes place. when you cook with it, take a knife or a peeler and shave the very top of it off because that part is very firm. what is inside is very tender. let's talk about selection.

county librarian cindy chadwick with what cyrus can do. >> they can improve six grade levels in theirension. >> reporter: for 16 years, cyrus, a library employee, has taught the program. he focuses on group discussions to improve reading comprehension. and students write poetry which he binds into a book. >> here's an opportunity for them to speak for themselves and say this is who i am. >> because of confidentiality rules here at camp sweeney, we aren't able to show or speak to any of the students. but we can share samples of their poetry. >> when i get out, i want to breathe out freedom. no chains, no bracelets. just free from all evil. i hear myself thinking, what have i done? i hear myself asking god for forgiveness. >> reporter: writing helps heal emotional scars and boost self-esteem according to county chief probation officer wendy still. >> they socially re-engage. they become part of the community. they see themselves as part of the community. >> reporter: cyrus's work prepares them for high school, college, or work when they're released. >> none of this is about doing a job

back in napa, cyrus massoumi was doing well, running a conrvative page called truth monitor along with liberal txaruthner. massoumi says anger is what gkeenerates " and the conservative stories were more lucrative. >> conservatives are angrier people. >> reporter: tell me about that? >> do you ever seen a trump rally on tv? >> rorter: yes. >> yeah, it's gold. >> reporter: but since the election, the conservative side of dssoumi's business has dr up. hatis site sed to offer that content has moved into feel good stories. he says competitionmong conservative hyperpartisan sites created a junk news arm making the content too extreme to be ranked favorably by the facebook newsfeed algorithm. >> on the conservative side, hink that we were at one point publishing low-quality clickbait. what the conservative t volved into. >> reporter: ispatriotic to do it? > to publish low quality clickbait? i think that people like what they like. and my goal at one point was to deliver to them what they like, and unfortunately, the reality of that is just that people are prone to go for the lowest common de

it was the day the high school shootings in parkland florida, and as the horrific events unfolded, cyrussoumi was spinning facts reported by others to fit the worldview of his audience. >> you can see that like he is wearing a make america great again hat, and he has lots of photos of guns, so obviously, this is going to be a very controversial issue. >> reporter: his site is called truth examiner. and it caters to liberals, with headlines like this designed to entice clicks on stories with little substance. his writers are among the five most successful at luring those clicks on facebook. people want to read those lines to reaffirm their beliefs, right >> correct. >> reporter: and that is not rocket science, is it? >> it's not rocket science, but doing it faster and better than your competitors is an art. >> reporter: lately, truth examiner has added something else to the formula; a steady sy tream of conspireories; ironically, accusing the trump administration of peddling fake news. masumi has thrived in this murky world for eight years, hedging his bets, serving up gibrist forals and

. >>> and how miley cyrus wrecked jimmy kimmel's sweet dreams. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >>>is "entertainment tonight." >>> meghan makes her official royal debut. three days after tieing the knot with harry. now the event today was within of the reasons they're not off on their honeymoon. >> royal duty comes first. in this case, a birthday celebration for the father of groom. as expected, all eyes on the nully weds. >> they said they wanted to hit the ground running. that's exactly what they did. >> the royal couple made the first post wedding public appearance today. celebrating the 70th birthday of harry's dad, prince charles. the brand-new duchess of susz ek wore a pink dress and a philip treacy hat. >> that bee really got me. >> one wonder ifs half the reason they're doing this engagement today is to put the spot light back on them so they can slip off quite quietly. we have had the wedding pictures. the irs engagement. i would imagine in the next week to ten days, things will go very quiet on the susz ek front. and they will have crept off to what harry is determined to

this is not been confirmed by cyrus fans or by anyone close to him. but he has been under fire for this decision, especially when the body of evidence could have been strong enough to help an investigation at the time. unfortunately, looks like we are losing the connection. we will be back with daniel in new york as soon as harvey weinstein shows up at the police station. it has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in europe. ireland's 3.5 million voters are casting their ballots this friday in a referendum on whether or not to open up those rules. as it stands, a woman can only abort her fetus if her life is in danger. if the referendum passes, women will be allowed to terminate their pregnancies up until 12 until 24 weeks, excuse me, under exceptional circumstances. for more, stephen carroll joins us from dublin. you have been speaking to voters there. what are they telling you? reporter: that this is one of the most liberal constituencies in the country. if you compare it to three years ago and the referendum on gay marriage, this had amongst

we don't worship king cyrus -- i don't know how much we know about king cyrus but he's not necessarily a model for personal behavior. about president trump, he's doing good things, and my evangelical friends are pretty unhappy what's happening with the evangelical movement. it's not my religion so i'm not getting into that, but it's one thing to make a hard-headed decision to say he's better than clinton. another thing to hold him up as a model >> the hundreds of people we interviewed, we only brought out three and brought their lives to life. but they don't -- there's no worship there of him. they don't hold him up on a pedestal, but they do like how he has their back. and they don't like his personal behavior. >> there's very little, if any, condemnation of this president. >> oh, yeah. his behavior, yes. what he brings to the table for them, they made this decision, we're going to be pragmatic. >> let's talk about the nra and what happened last week at the nra. the president made this claim. watch this. >> kanye west must have some power because you probably saw i doubled my african-

the foundation stones of the treasure house of cyrus diagonally opposite. in sicily the athenians experienced the greatest disaster in the history the few who survived the battle had to work as slaves in the mines of syra cuse digging perhaps for the goal which their enemies used to make leaning votive gives. one of the our in is a vague and intended scenario thousands of visitors were shown that the gods never let pride and arrogance go on. but the real secret of the power of the oracle was the ambiguity which made its prophecy is well nigh infallible. between the eighth and the fifth century b.c. increase retribution the thirst for revenge and intolerance were very much the reality in public and private life the cities were overcrowded. poverty and despair widespread. delfi was the mouthpiece of apollo in the priests or and revered as a young civilized god who recognized the currents of the time well in advance. he gave signs that one understood. tolerance delfi always tolerated other gods in and century. mercy the weak were given a chance to show the vic

well the district attorney cyrus vance jr. obviously he keeps his cards close to his chest and he doesn't reveal exactly to the public at this stage what evidence he's going to bring in but of course he wouldn't be able to bring the allegations if they were unable to stand up in court what he said today is that the charges reflect theognis progress in this active ongoing investigation and i think what's important there is that the investigation is ongoing and he's i think if they just think that it's necessarily only going. to women making allegations of course lawyers defending weinstein already fought back against this trying to discredit the allegation they say that weinstein is going to plead not guilty and. lawyer brafman suggested when it comes to the two women giving evidence in court he says that if it gets that far a jury isn't going to believe them ok james james ronnell in new york many thanks for that. good and thank you from new york to washington now where u.s. president donald trump has hinted talks with north k

the cases that are most likely to thick against weinstein we have had manhattan district attorney cyrus are judea saying he has a solid case that he said that the charges against weinstein reflect the progress in this active ongoing investigation and i think when he said those words ongoing investigation you have to think that maybe these two allegations. over the past ten or so years maybe not the only ones that are going to go before trial. james right now with the latest from new york where as we mentioned harvey weinstein facing charges there he might not be the last one to fall from grace we thank you so much for your reporting for well some other news now the netherlands and australia say that they are holding russia legally responsible for shooting down glacier airlines flight m.h. seventeen nearly four years ago the announcement comes a day after investigators said that they have unequivocal evidence that the missile that brought down the plane over eastern ukraine came from a military unit based in russia all two hundred ninety eight people on board were killed in the attack mo

those original claims came out in the new york times the news we have had manhattan district attorney cyrus are judea then he has a solid case that he said that the charges against weinstein reflect the progress in this active ongoing investigation and i think when he said those words ongoing investigation you have to think that maybe these two allegations. over the past ten or so years maybe not the only ones that are going to go before trial. james ryan all with the latest from new york where as we mentioned harvey weinstein facing charges there he might not be the last one to fall from grace we thank you so much for your reporting. and other news u.s. president donald trump has hinted that talks with north korean leader kim jong un could still go ahead next month as planned that's despite trump calling off the summit only yesterday it is the latest curveball from a president who has invested much personal currency in setting up what would be a historic meeting. a day after walking away from plans to meet with the north korean leader donald trump was sending a very different message. we'r

can be reached will have to face a similar crisis all over again than a shriner al-jazeera one of cyrus. health workers in the democratic republic of congo have set up an ebola awareness group to explain to communities how the disease is spread that self to two infected people escaped from an isolation ward at a hospital in dhaka city this week one went to a church for prayers with the other going to his family both of them died hours later prompting fears they may have infected others the world health organization has confirmed at least twenty seven people have died in the country in this latest outbreak. hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein's first appearance in court has been welcomed by women who've accused him of sexual misconduct he's been charged with the rape and the sexual abuse of two women a move being hailed as a landmark victory for the me too movement weinstein turned himself in on friday but his lawyer says he'll plead not guilty his career included last year following allegations by more than one hundred women. police in the u.s. state of nebraska made a startling disc

then cyrus vance is investigating again.n was investigating vance for not properly prosecuting weinstein. >> which raises the larger questions, how people can have confidence in the criminal justice system when there are these kind of problems all the way to the top. >> right. i think this is reflective of a complaint of a larger complaint about the flaws in the criminal jf justice system and the way the system works and abuse of power. i agree that abuse, sexism, harassment, violence isn't partisan. what's important what's important here in this next step is how it's handled. and i think the "me too" movement. which is instrumental in how these things are coming out more often, have put people on alert. you can't get comfortable, because there is no longer the protection of powerful systems or institutions that these things are going to get called out. >> that they're going to get addressed. that's what we are seeing starting to happen now. >> nancy, you counselled and represented women in a range of these situations. let m

from "deadpool 2" miley cyrus pranks jimmy.can idol" contestants, "where are they now?" plus music from james bay. and now, be carel, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] well, can i tellou something? i really -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i needed that. that boost. i'll be honest. i am so tired. i was -- i was in england this weekend for a wedding. totally beat. oh, not that wedding. i was at a different wedding in england. my friends got married at the hyatt regency near heathrow airport. did you think it was the royal one? this one had a pasta station. it was a different -- can you imagine? i was thinking abouthis, if you lived in england and your wedding was scheduled on the same day as harry and meghan's wedding. you just have to assume the relationship was doomed from the get-go. guillermo had a big weekend. i got a text from guillermo saturday night and then posted the photo he texted me to insta

be reached will have to face a similar crisis all over again than a shrine that al-jazeera one of cyrus. still ahead an al-jazeera here remains him are we a year after i was living finds is will push downs of the city in the philippines. and find out why some former rebels in colombia turned away from a peace deal with the government. hello there we're seeing some very active showers over many parts of southeast asia at the moment the satellite picture is showing plenty of cloud through parts of thailand all the way down through some much or more also seeing one or two showers across java as well java there wasn't looking too bad i think for many of us will see quite a lot of dry weather during the day as we will in the philippines the philippines is also looking mostly dry just a handful of showers coming and going at times during the day over towards australia and we've had some pretty stormy weather around the southwest recently we did have around fifteen thousand people without electricity thanks to this storm system here it's now working its way towards the east for perth and a lot

miley cyrus pranks jimmy. and former "american idol" contestants, "where are they now?" plus music from james bay. and now, be careful, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] well, can i tell you something? i really -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you.

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and then i'll go see it on one of cyrus in argentina the latest government appeal for help from the international monetary fund has provoked a mass protest. was. many argentinians blame i.m.f. imposed the stereotype measures for worsening the devastating economic collapse as fifteen years ago and in the one nine hundred ninety s. the value of the pesos sunk to new lows against the dollar president is asking for a multi-billion dollar i.m.f. loan seven activists from cameron's english speaking region of being jailed for between ten to fifteen years for acts of terrorism including activist and journalist mantra big see for is a legit role in organizing demonstrations calling for more rights for angle phones in the french majority country at least seventeen people have died in the northwest and southwest regions where activists are calling for autonomy the angle of phone minority has long complained of discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government. hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein's first appearance in court has been welcomed by women who've accused him of sexual assault he'

the silos of them -- donald trump is their king cyrus. now everybody will google king cyrus.e trump as a very fair broker of the people that he did overtake. he would respect their rules and wishes. you're not talking about that part. >> right. >> there are people in the base as seeing this man as delivering them and killing things off that they don't like. you got cultural and economic. how so? >> yeah. so evangelical voters have always gone with the person that's like them, that looks like them. it's like the beer test. this is a guy you can have a beer with, this is a guy who's values i share and there have been a lot of fiscal conservatives that have said, you know, you guys got to not do that any more because you're impacting our races and so you take a look at this election and i saw this in the primaries. evangelical voters going more towards him because they wanted someone who was going to win and stand up for the two to three things that were most important to them, religious freedom, the supreme court and the second amendment. >> you give us what we want, we don't c

ik>> reporter: he has also several hyper partisan pages including cyrus massoumi'sl liuth examiner.doran got really hooked during the 2016 presidential election. >> i was in shock. i didn't understand, knowing everything that we knethen, we know so much more now and there's still a lot of support. it's mind boggling to me. >> reporter: he too sees a lot that makes him angry. >> i have some right-wing friends who jump on me whenever i post tse things and it starts a long back and forth. they're incredibly misinformed and there's nothing i can do about that with my facts andth wiy logic and with my common sense. >> reporter: but common sense, the facts, are not what keeps people coming back to facebook again and again. se do you ever tried to verify the things that yo >> sometimes if it bothers me. usually i just think it's political and go right on. >> reporter: raw emotion untethered from the facts, is what causes the virtual food fight. jonathan albright watches all of this as research director at the tow center for digital journalism at columbia university. >> i saw friends and pe

ar tocnek orld of junk news, he misinformation.iend among pages she has followed, those produced by cyrusumi, the prolific purveyor of hyperpartisan content we featured in our lastal inent. >> she said she doesn't talk to any of her kids, not my mom, kot with oths about politics because it seems like a challenge but she loves liking political stuff on facebook. >> i think social media has caused me to be more concerned with politics. >> reporter: facebook is exquisitely designed to feed betty manlove's addiction. the ever lrning algorithm knows her well and consistently provides contentigned to keep her at the screen and move her emotions, one way or another.em >> it like they want to stir up questions in your mind and ose kinds of things are meant to try influence you to change your mind and they don't. aney make me a little bit y. >> reporter: that's one thing betty manlove shares in common with another ofa of cameron's book friends. gabe doran is an actor and soccer dad from brooklyn. >> look alive boys! >> reporter: he also admits he might be addicted to facebook. >> i got really invo

. >> liam hemsworth just loves to scare his fiance, miley cyrus.venge? >> i'm obviously loud. and so, i'm not very good at scaring people. >> he's like, i can hear you back there behind the door. >> don't even think about it. >> don't, don't, don't. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. now at eight it takes courage to put yourself in harms way bystanders confront an attempted laptop thief in berkeley.whoosha bite of lettuce turns fatal ... the first known fatality from from e.coli tainted romaine is right here in california.whoosh risky runways: after a series of close calls ... san francisco international unveils new rules for airline p

when the cyrus. colombians go to the polls on sunday to elect presidents one of the biggest challenges for whomever wins will be to keep the peace agreements with fark rebels on track the deal hundred fifty years of guerrilla warfare but other rebel groups in the emergence of new ones well also be a headache for the next leader as are latin america editor of the sea and newman reports. a year ago more than five hundred disarmed fark rebels came to this camp to begin a transition into civilian life as part of a peace deal that was supposed to include government and extensive land reform now more than half of them have left many to join a dissident. giovani castro is still here but like many says the government deceived them. one year after signing we see that those who refuse to disarm right my respects they were proven right while we live here humiliated in a room made of materials that produce cancer. many tell us they feel frustrated and betrayed by their own leaders the problem with the peace proc

president of venezuela leading many wondering just how he's done it that you find out to see it or one of cyrus and you can find out a whole lot more by logging on to our web site for all the stories that we've been talking about and the editorial comments from our correspondents and complete is that up to twenty four hours a day until. the top stories on al-jazeera astray and the netherlands are holding russia legally responsible for the downing of a malaysia airlines flight over ukraine in twenty fourteen and they want russia to compensate the victims' families on thursday international investigators concluded that the missile that shot down the jet came from a russian military unit all chandra ninety eight people onboard died most of them dutch malaysian and australian prison velimir putin has said russia doesn't trust the investigation from there. but today we request that russia should take its responsibility and fully cooperate in the justice for the victims of the mh seven hundred flight he needs to fully cooperate in the ongoing criminal justice investigation our conclusion that russia

be reached will have to face a similar crisis all over again than a shrine that al-jazeera one of cyrus. take a look at these live pictures coming to us from paris that's where dozens of french labor unions left wing political parties and civil rights groups are protesting against the pro business policies of president. according to them so they're demanding social justice and similar protests are taking place across the country more than fifteen hundred police officers have been mobilized in paris to prevent activists not associated with the official protest from causing damage. cycle open mic who has made landfall in all bringing strong winds and tarantula rains three people died after it hit the coastal city of at least five other people were killed when it hit the yemeni island of so culture on thursday forty people are missing thousands have been moved away from coastal areas. has more from somalia. well there is a general sense of relief after the worst of the cycle on has and that's because during the last few days that your logical services issued reports talking of a category t

one of cyrus. a new study suggests that americans are growing increasingly lonely nearly half the participants said they feel alone isolated or left out at least at least some of the time. poll. a person off in the distance alone in their thoughts sitting in a park in darkness a portrait of a man walking in the snow all by himself a young man playing basketball with nobody else around all pictures of people in new york in situations of solitude perhaps loneliness. to court a sick polish photographers snapped the pictures he says he can relate to the subjects he moved to new york city four years ago knew almost no one and discovered many people suffered from loneliness just by chance many of his photographs were of people alone you know you come here and you are busy with your work life and then you realize that all your family all your friends and social life and then in many ways is behind and i was used to it but i talked to a lot of people a lot of new york is here my friends are strangers. and

he, like king cyrus before him to fulfill the biblical process of the gods worshiped by jews, christianslims. that jerusalem is the eternal capital of the jewish state, and the jewish people finally deserve a righteous, free, and sovereign israel. that's my open. tell me what you think. joining me know with reaction to my opening statement in the historic embassy open his u.s. ambassador to israel, ambassador david freeman. thirty thing i said in my open not correct we didn't agree with? >> you hit the nail on the head. i am in agreement with everything you said. in particular, i appreciate you connecting the decision on iran with the president's decision to move the embassy. they are driven to a similar approach to foreign policy by the president. commitment to the truth, and the facts rather than helpless fantasies. and to place in the united states and the central role in the world especially to align activity with the entire world. >> jeanine: why with the other presidents, why did they say they were going to do it and then not? >> they harbored this fantasy that somehow the line act

when cyrus. well the head of f ron scale has resigned after the airline's french stuff rejected a paint deal more than half of the workers voted against the agreement calling it too little too late a series of strikes in recent weeks have cost the airline more than three hundred million dollars and the fifth anniversary of a turning point in french modern french history is being mocked through a series of nationwide exhibitions the uprising by the mainly left wing students and workers in may one thousand nine hundred sixty eight almost overthrew the conservative government of general charles de gaulle slogans and posters were important in mobilizing support now the ottoman imagery is being revisited popular ports. plastered on walls across paris were posters that became the emblems of the main one nine hundred sixty eight uprising images and slogans that inspired students and workers as they protested against the government and turned the city into a battleground. the prints were created in the c

to see it when cyrus vanessa newman is an associate at the columbia university seminar on latin america she says the government had no choice but to raise interest rates what you're seeing happening in argentina is really the deregulation of an economy that was artificially maintained really under the cuban regime that you care of right the husband and then the wife and that was very subsidized very controlled very paternalistic on the one hand and then on the other hand you also see that there were also who had been receiving a lot of money from what it's worth so is that country has imploded it has had repercussions throughout the region so in market it faces a lot of internal opposition it will be most difficult for small and medium sized businesses and it will be most difficult for people have a great deal of personal debt it will also harm small and medium sized businesses who don't have really negotiating power with the banks and large multinationals or norma's conglomerates how strong the negotiating power won't be as hard hit it will also harm importers and it will harm people w

the way we remember the cyrus declaration when he said you could rebuild the temple in jerusalem.ge jeanine: in addition to today, it's been a banner week for you. president trump withdrew from the iran deal. in 2015 you came to america to warn america about what most of straight-thinking people could have figured out, and that was that wrawn deal was a flawed deal. there were many in congress, some of them jews who boy cod, and donald trump today there are some american jews who don't support donald trump. why do you think that is? >> i don't think it's a question of being jewish. it's about understanding the that he poatds by iran. if you give iran a lot of concessions in the nuclear field, the impression that they will be nice, but the opposite happened. you gave the deal, they pushed billions into their coffers. instead of become a nice country, it went on a rampage in yemen and iraq, now in syria and elsewhere. they are trying to conquer the middle east with the money from the nuclear deal. first the president smashed iran's money machine for its empire. those who are in the

the world cup in mexico in one thousand nine hundred six now coaching football and tennis and one of cyrus he still remembers that incident. can they get. some people hadn't even sat down to watch the game and i was already off they would say let's go drink something let's go eat something and watch the euro go i games that i was kicked out of i went into the dressing room in the kit and asked me what i was doing i got sent off i said he didn't believe me how could you have been sent off when they're still playing the national anthem well these things stay with you everywhere i go on always reminded about that famous play a ten hour car journey from bos line is paris ended ultimately in grand slam joy for argentine tennis player marker triviality at the french open on monday after a late call up to play at the tournament made the one thousand promise a trip with his family including his eighty eight year old grandmother had to get out of the shower so they could get on the road tranquility had left paris after losing in qualifying that made it into the draw when nick pulled out through inj

when the cyrus more now on our breaking news story the unexpected meeting between the north and south korean leaders to discuss the proposed u.s. north korean summit under thomas joins us now live from seoul so what we know about the sandra. well first of all what a surprise it was nobody saw this coming not the south korean media not politicians outside of the korean peninsula it's all a complete shock and a complete contrast to the summit that was held very publicly on april twenty seventh the the first big summit between the leaders of north and south korea this one the follow up clearly organized at the last moment clearly organized in secret held in secret and it's just happened it's clearly happened in the context of the on again off again summit between donald trump and kim jong un and the blue house the home of the south korean president has put out a very brief statement saying that of course what was discussed was trying to get that big summit back on track now we'll know more details of what exactly was discussed on sunday morning south south korean time at the moment thoug

when the cyrus. health workers in the democratic republic of congo have set up an ebola awareness group to explain to communities how the disease is spread that's after two infected people escaped from an isolation ward in a hospital and one doctor city this week one went to a church for prayers while the other went to be with the family both of them died hours later that are fears they may have infected other people the world health organizations confirmed at least twenty seven people have died from a ball in the country from the latest outbreak aid agencies are struggling to deal with the latest humanitarian crisis in south sudan fighting between government and opposition forces is making a hard to reach millions of hungry people it will morgan reports from my old county . for children to feed and a stigma to care for but there's no food and no medicine and there is little hope left for yellow in her home village of conduct here i go along we don't have enough food not even enough basic items to ge

coin that bears the face of donald trump showing our commander in chief alongside the ancient king cyrusowed the jews to return to jerusalem 2500 years ago, some symbolism, celebrating 70 years of israeli independence and shows appreciation for the opening of the new american embassy in jerusalem monday. 8 minutes after the hour, taking the war on terror online, the new apps that is supposed to stop terrorists in their tracks. >> we are not going to be walking into an iran deal where the negotiator, john kerry, refused to leave the table. todd: donald trump making clear his nuclear deal will be nothing like the one he tore up with iran. what does each side need to get what they want? our next guest says it might not be what the pres. is thinking and here we go. we love these. bad first pitches and whatever that is just happened. the first pitch that struck out with baseball fans when "fox and friends first" on friday morning roles on. ♪ ♪ hey baby do you come here often ♪ hey baby now 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this... at ho

alongside the ancient king cyrus who allowed the jews to return to jerusalem 2500 years ago. >> celebratings of israeli independent and third as an expression of gratitude for the pres.'s decision to move the american embassy to jerusalem when the facility opens monday. it is 8 minutes after the hour. fox news alert the stage is set, donald trump and kim jong un will come face-to-face in singapore on june 12th. lieut. gen. richard newton knows firsthand how to negotiate. he did with the russians and his live next with advice for donald trump. jillian: university call out for cracking down on religious confidence. how that school is now walking back strict rules on graduation speeches. jillian: a giant shark but that hammerhead is not what people are noticing about this photo. the jaws dropping photo that went viral. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪ to a whole new level. to a whole new level. using augmented reality so engineers in the field can share data and get expert backup in the blink of an eye. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. only remfresh

when the cyrus dies as a people of rallied in argentina's capital over the government's decision to seek aid from the international monetary fund. they're angry with president money schumacher he's a sterile policies and attempts to finance his government with i.m.f. credit many protesters blame the i.m.f. for the country's economic collapse in two thousand and one. colombians go to the polls on sunday to elect a new president one of the biggest challenges for whoever wins will be to keep the peace agreement with fogge rebels on truck the deal ended fifty years of guerrilla warfare by the fog all the rebel groups on the emergence of new ones will also be a headache for the next leader in america had it and it's in human reports. a year ago more than five hundred disarmed fark rebels came to this camp to begin a transition into civilian life as part of a peace deal that was supposed to include government aid and extensive land reform now more than half of them have left many to join a dissident. giovani castro is still here but like many since the government deceived them. one year after

cyrus, aquiles, princess d4 y poseidÓn de tres aÑos. los dos mÁs pequeÑos son de diferentes padres.os. >> si estaban gritando hablÁndome mal a mÍ o a cualquier persona que siempre tenÍan que respetar a la gente. >> doÑa petra dice que los niÑos no fueron suficientes para formar-- para tener la sede superaciÓn de margarita que siempre se la pasaba trabajando. >> sin odas harÁs tanto ahora dÍas. y no tendrías que trabajar . >> y dice que por eso en ocasiones le reclamaba. >> yo discutÍa mucho con ella porque le pedÍa, le exigía tiempo para sus niÑos. >> la tarde del 21 de junio dice que tuvieron una esas discusiones. >> andaba demasiado ocupada, demasiado distraÍda porque traÍa muchas cosas en la cabeza de lo que querÍa hacer. y ella decÍa, mira, no voy a tener 20 aÑos toda la vida. tengo que aprovechar el tiempo a lo mÁximo. >> esa noche fueron a la iglesia en familia. >> iba a iniciar un negocio con mi paz. >> una empresa de banquetes y necesitaba una socia. >> dice que se noche margarita le habÍa preparado una sorpresa a su madre. >> y cuando llegÓ la hora de los testimonios, levan

and we'd also like to thank cyrus quan, who is the -- who is working with the s.a.c. to gather student feedback. he's done student surveys. he will be presenting a similar finding of recommendations in june. we also wanted to acknowledge and recognize that these recommendations involve a whole lot of hard work. and we have a lot of big asks. and the five years in which the stake holder engagement process and this l-cap process has been move forward, we've seen a lot of progress and we really appreciate that the district recognizes that there is more work to be done is really helping to fully resource this project and program. without further ado, i will turn it over to our parent members. thank you. >> good evening. i'm maryann matata. and i'm a proud member. >> good evening. i'm julia martin. and i'm a proud member of the community advisory committee for special education. >> good evening. my name is hope williams and i'm a proud member of the apac. >> good evening. my name is joanne breslin, proud chair of the p.a.c. >> tonight we're going to share with you who we h

manhattan district attorney cyrus vance jr. declined to interviewed.nally, and that what emerged from the audio and assubsequent investigation insufficient to prove a crime under new york law. >> the case rose and fell entirely on a study of the reputation of the accuse everybody just focused on ambra and nobody focusedn the guy that she accused. >> narrator: like other women before her, gutierrez went on to sign a non-disclosure agreement. she received a million dollars-- weinstein's biggest known settlement. she says the deal doesn't prevent her from giving an interview, but she can't reveal the details of the alleged assault. >> there is 18 pages, like really, really like, written in iry small letters and the a list of different things i caoft do and, yeah, the firs all is silence. ♪ >> narrator: although weinstein hadn't been charge an allegation of sexual assault was now in the public domain. inside the weinstein company, exutives absorbed the news >> it was on the front page of the "new york post," and those d us that heard about it read it, kind

kat timpf, cyrus.sse: not torture, enhanced interrogation. >> greg: literally figuratively. i'm plugging my book. did you go to amazon or wherever you want to go and order this book. you prove it to me that you ordered it over the weekend because i'm not going anywhere. if you can prove it to me with a time stamp, i will pick one of you and i will draw a picture for you. >> you know there is a misspelling on the spine? >> greg: what? it's on my monologue. >> kimberly: this just made my whole day. >> greg: you are lying. it's missing a letter. somebody is losing their job. thank you, kennedy. >> kimberly: time now for kennedy's food. ♪ everyone doesn't care with that spine. everyone cares about mcdonald's. food court meets legal news. two mcdonald's customers in florida suing fast food giant for $5 million because they say they are being unfairly charged for cheese that they actually don't want on their burger. cynthia kissner and leonard warner. they say their hamburgers and cheeseburgers are different