dominic cain is in berlin following it all for us joins us live how serious is this dominick for this coalition so hard fought over to form during months of haggling. well that depends on which side of the equation you fall really join if you're from the bavarian christian social union then you think that this is very important indeed the leader of the of their members of parliament this this afternoon said that he felt that this was the most important issue facing germany right now which explains why the minister from that party horse the hope of the interior minister says that the thing that needs to be done most of all is to return to the regulations that prevailed before angle americal open the borders to migrants to people claiming

dominick would the writing be on the wall for chancellor merkel does it. well that again that the point here is that who else could be chosen if you look at you remember the election results from september was effectively gave something to everyone and didn't give the entire victory to any single party so if you remove the christian social union that's that's very unlikely because historically these two parties angela merkel's party the c.d.u. in the serious you are very close allies but were you to remove the c.s.u. bloc well then merkel and her social democrat allies as they are right now would not have a majority but the other thing to say though is that the other parties who perhaps favor angle americal side on the immigration question the green party well certainly they would then it's it is being suggested in the media here they would support on a case by case basis on a vote by vote basis angela merkel's continuing government as it were so the point here is as i say it's almost like they've they've gone to the edge of the precipice today over the co

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quote spark here the city's current mayor and i'd like to talk to you about what happened back then dominick and what it can teach us today. i quit twenty five years ago for new your nazis four young men set fire to the house of a family with turkish roots named kenge kenge i'm gets into five people were killed robbed seventeen injured some critically i when do you remember that day like that with any. unions holding your ball and i was born and grew up not only. in one thousand nine hundred three i was fifteen. but and as soon as we heard what happened my parents and i went to the site of the attack the very same day on the cup we get the feeling i shall never forget the image of that old half timbered house with the roof gone except for the choices that house for him to whom i suspect is true for many people insulting and that and elsewhere is being at the there that it affected my thoughts and my feelings deeply and i clearly remember a feeling of total shock and disbelief. there was for youngsters. about the same age as some of the victims in me. and i went to school there. in i was alre

next up is his match against dominick thiem. crowd were wowed by the electric starts, the rest did not live up to the hype. the german has won more ranking points than anyone else on the tour this year, but the quarters look to be a step too far. after 35 set matches in a row, his body finally gave in, the austrian cruising into the last four mac for the third year in a row. he is one of the fittest guys on tour, and even for him it is maybe a little bit too tough to play 35 setters in the first rounds of a slam. so i expect that he is a little bit tired, but still i am happy how i finished the game. american madison keys was taken to a first step tie—break by the world number 38. yet to drop a set, the american was not going to lose her first year. the world number 13 powering into the lead. and that is where the's resista nce the lead. and that is where the's resistance finished, as keys confidently took a spot in the last four mac for the first time at roland garros. i obviously was down a break in the first, so to be able to

the commonwealth gymnast and gold medal winner dominick cunningham performed a handstand and standingccompanied by the sports minister tracey crouch. he then went into number ten for a private reception, hosted by the prime minister, for commonwealth athletes. well, that's it for monday in parliament and time for me to disappear too. mandy baker will be here for the rest of the week but from me, kristiina cooper, goodbye. good morning. the best of the sunshine on monday was out to the west, particular south—west wales. for most of us it was a pretty grey, cloudy start to our new working week, wasn't it? in fact, this weather watcher's picture sums it up quite nicely, the cloud thick enough for the odd spot or two of drizzle. we start like that for many today, but fingers crossed conditions will improve later on. now, it's a very quiet weather story right throughout the week across the uk, with high—pressure sitting up into the north, and this north—easterly flow. now, that's responsible for driving in this cloud through the night, and it makes for a pretty grey, murky start. but, as w

there as he looks for an eleventh roland garos title to do that he'll have to be two or three years dominick team who overcame its a needs a marker checking our thoughts seven five seven six and six one in friday's first semifinal the seventh seed is now the first austrian since thomas muster in one thousand nine hundred five to appear in the final act roland garros my first to be his first grand slam title i well i don't think it's a real breakthrough i mean the same is in the last two years so just went one step further today and the second set. percent because obviously he felt all the messages from from these two weeks after that and if he would have won the direct he would be full power for sure in the third set so it was good for me that i wanted to. women's world number one simona halep is looking to win her first ever grand slam title by winning the french open she faces the usa sloane stephens on saturday in what will be the roumanians second roland garros final in a row. i think is the same pleasure the same happiness that i am in this position again it's a very special moment and

who aren't attending this meeting opera paired to to agree to that sort of approach many thanks dominick dunne that came there live for us in brussels. president donald trump as sharpened his call to deport people who enter the u.s. illegally saying they should be sent back to where they came from immediately and without a court case. he made the comments after protesters trying to block a bus carrying migrant children near the u.s. border with mexico police were called to disperse the protesters and enable the boss to proceed shunts policy to separate children from their parents as sparked an outcry around the country. still to come this half hour. i reward is offered for information on saturday's apparent assassination attempt on zimbabwe's president at a rally in the city and by the way oh and celebrations in saudi arabia as women take the wheel off the driving ban is lifted. welcome back we've got some really heavy rain affecting parts of vietnam southern china and b.m.r. would like to see that rain continuing cheer in the course of monday further towards the east the recent rain aro

is dominic who's a former police officer and a candidate for the sheriff in cook county illinois dominick we've just seen some examples of where things have gone wrong involving the police and making a rest how would you assess this this latest use of force this was by the police in the case of what seemed to be an unarmed black man not resisting arrest. it's inexcusable i can't find a single thing in a video that if and and for whoever made the comment that they were upset that the video came out because it didn't give an audio with it it doesn't matter if the subject had said no i'm not sitting down i refused to obey any one of your commands it was it was an excessive amount of force that we did use i can get behind any any support whatsoever you strikes on on a subject like that as much you saw the last blow was an elbow to the head there could be a lethal force moment tactic and i can't i can't find a single thing to justify in their video. i would imagine some people are going to claim that race played a role here i don't know how much information we have but i mean it appears that t

hoping to get some solutions on the table ahead of a bigger summit later this week from brussels has dominick casey. as they posed for the cameras in brussels the central question being posed to e.u. leaders was if they could find a solution to the migrant crisis for some this is appeared to become decisive over recent weeks angle america has had to concede ground to her domestic allies on sunday there was a further concession at least in tone isn't all that i need we all agree that we want to reduce illegal migration that we want to protect our borders and that we are all responsible for all topics it cannot be the case that some on it deal with primary migration and others only with secondary migration everybody is just sponsible for everything wherever possible we want european solutions which is not possible we want to bring those who are willing to gather and find a common framework for action the issue has been brought into sharp focus by scenes like these filmed aboard the vessel m.v. lifeline in the mediterranean two hundred twenty six people rescued from the sea but stuck on the ship

mediterranean every day finding a resolution is becoming more urgent by the minute it's cost lives large dominick in berlin rather stark warnings their anger merkel talk us through what she had to say about it. start warnings indeed but there are many people here in germany say that the e.u. is already split on how to solve the migration crisis pointing out that there is on the one side the government all germany france perhaps now the new government in spain but on the other side all manner of governments from central and eastern europe who really do not agree with this idea of europe wide solutions which involve some degree of quota number of migrants of refugees who arrive in the front line states as it were on the mediterranean coast and and then would be deported her from would not support it would then be taken to a different country perhaps to austria to hungary well those governments really don't want that to happen and so that's the thing that's the issue the crux of it is what happens to those people who arrive in one country claim asylum and then go somewhere else for years angle ameri

states that will be held here in brussels on thursday and friday of this week and in the meantime dominick you have a situation of absolute disarray way you have boat loads of migrants and refugees stuck in mediterranean waters not being allowed to dock in places like italy and malta how much concern was there expressed at this meeting about that situation. well the point to make here is that the maltese prime minister the italian prime minister the spanish prime minister were all here at this meeting at all talking about the need for solutions and as it were talking about the need to strive for consensus and yet as you say in so far as these specific issues such as the m.v. lifeline vessel a concern. and there does not seem to be agreement in in some sense there are all those here in brussels that many those analysts that we speak to you say that's almost the entire migration crisis in microcosm in a nutshell that there are people seeking to come to the european union and that countries recognise that there is a problem they need to help but when it comes to the nitty gritty to the indivi

mediterranean every day finding a resolution is becoming more urgent by the minute let's go live now to dominick in berlin so we've been getting a sense of the importance of today the phrase is not the same as the situation of september twenty fifth you remember. that's when i go to merkel decided to open up the borders of her country to allow in many many hundreds of thousands of migrant of refugees into germany she said in parliament behind me in the last half an hour or so that that decision was done to help other countries to help austria to help hungary is very country as you were referring to in your introduction the point is of course those countries that they really don't want to accept anymore and the sort of solution that angular merkel has been suggesting to the e.u. and to other countries on a bilateral basis is being for them to perhaps to accept other to accept a quota of people of migrants or some theme she returned to saying that it can't be right that the countries that are the first port of arrival first point of arrival for refugees should be the ones who who have to deal with

fairfield is now in jail after police say he shot at a jail and it was caught on camera. 26-year-old dominick cobert was trying to bail out a friend. authorities would not release his friend and so he allegedly did this. take a look at the left side of your screen. you can see faintly some of the smoke from eight gunshots that went into the jail release door. he then led police on a chase before he was finally arrested. >>> this morning fire crews are making progress on the pawnee fire burning in lake county. it is now 13,700 acres. it's 30% contained. >> good news for residents, evacuees in spring valley are back home this morning. some road closures have been lifted. >> not everyone has a home to return to. one home did not survive the flames. denise did not have insurance and not by oversight. >> i couldn't get fire insurance when i moved in after the fire. nobody was giving out insurance. >> in all 22 structures burned in the pawnee tire. 600 remain threatened. >>> cal fire put together a list of the buildings that burned and we have the list and more coverage on our news app and abc7news

before we had it dominick ok so they can be all told on the score. the match fixes know that a batting pitch will mean high schools so they bet on high total for the first innings. and you get you can put money on the. list for the back up in surplus put your back to work or quick your record will be back and all pretty good about it but. i persuaded morris to introduce me to one of his corrupt pitch curators for. the beginning of the piece for the. price you. are going to get the ball. overseas the condition of the pitch of gold lanka play international matches and the history of. the. deacon explains how he prepares a wicket for boatless. he. began to. look. at the role of the. indian mendez's a professional sri lankan cricket and another of maurice's accomplices. only. for that yes but. the. one. or if. yeah it's a. serious illness in football. people. but he got. the ball to. it's typical of the past yes. ok the last five exactly right. the not fix is have to get their work done before inspectors and cricket's governing body the international cri

as pete dominick jason pointed out , people had an opportunity to look at it.are well past the point in which that should have been done. i think he has a solid reputation among into this. people put a lot of trust into him.co i wld expect him to do this the right way. but i think, as it continues to be too late, there are a lot of questions that are getting asked about why and what kind of productions and things are being left out and put under arrest. we demand that this thing come out, when it does come out, make sure that the attention it is deserved is given to it. >> sean:es few expect as i do, that they are now trying to undo 18 months of the inspector general's work? do you agree as i do, that if this comes out thursday or friday of this week, this is nothing but i dumped an attempt to bury? >> absolutely. i mean, look, they're looking into themselves. this is a big problem. there is no way that they are going. to allow all of this work and back and talk about how they look into hello karen server, there >> sean: why do you have faith?in >> they helped

my name is dominick, and i'm here to give public comment on the hue issue. i've sat through many of these meetings, and i will say that the portrait that bennes painting of broadway is not a broadway that i personally know, and i have been working on broadway handling a variety of issues from encampment issues or nightclub issues for the last two years. i can say definitively, and i can say this with no -- nonchalantly, that hue is about 90% of the calls that i receive. it's pretty evident as we saw on the video that these problems do stem from hue, and the commission has brought up that in july 2017 when the original conditions were placed on hue, we had a quiet period until about february 2018. well, it seems like the conditions were working then. that would be my response to bennett; that he says that, you know, these fights are evident of the street and the unruly place that broadway is. the stats just don't know that. you can query captain stats at central station, and the stats -- i'v done this many times, and the stats do not know that there's -- prep

. >> laura: getting the run away at dominick runaround from the fbi and doj, devin nunes went straight to the director dan coats today. he gave the agency at 5:00 a.m. deadline to turn over key documents in the russia and hillary clinton investigation. >> i would say we cleaned up most of what was on the table except for the most important piece. did you or did you not run informants into the trump campaign, especially before the investigation even began. very simple question, it deserves a very simple answer. >> laura: the fbi responded late tonight saying, they have already responded to nunez's request. congressman mark meadows joins us now, and that just happens apparently. so you have the documents you are entitled to? >> the one good thing that the fbi and doj is good at is creative writing. any time you would suggest that we have all the documents, when we have tens of thousands of documents that have not been delivered, as we speak right now, we have a valid subpoena that has not been really responded to appropriately, and it's 97 days and ticking. so for them to suggest that we

[ laughter ] next up from croatia is dominick livakovic.d "most likely to have just walked in on his parents doing it." [ laughter and applause ] "you guys said you were taking a nap!" [ laughter ] next up from uruguay is diego laxalt. he was voted "most likely to be a foul-mouthed daughter on 'jerry springer.'" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: cash me outside! [ laughter ] next up from croatia is domagoj vida. he was voted "most likely to offer you a slurp of his go-gurt." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: try some! >> jimmy: "come on, take a a slurp." >> steve: come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next from brazil we have pedro geromel. geromel, he was voted "most likely to say, 'i've finished my chores, mother.'" [ laughter and applause ] "have i been a good boy, mother?" [ laughter ] next up from denmark we have jannik vestergaard. he was voted "most likely to have just been told by the photographer, 'okay, now pinch your left nipple.'" [ laughter and applause ] "perfect, we got it. just do it one more time. we almost got

i'm joined by an extensive team of port staff and partners, including dominick marino from port maritimedivision who assists in managing the maritime facilities, jamie hurly from the port's real estate and management division who's managing the downtown ferry terminal expansion, jonathan roman who's the port engineering project manager for the mission bay ferry landing and kathrin purcell who is assisting with the mission bay landing planning. and then, also joined by taylor lewis from tideline marine group, dave thomas and his group from sf water taxi, and alex from prop sf. here's an overview of what we plan to present today, just a brief introduction. our meeting the port's strategic objectives, and then project updates on those four projects and next steps. so i'm meeting the port's strategic objectives of liveability and economic vitality, and also we're also coordinating with all the various water transit providers, both public and the private providers. here is a map of the two different operations. we have san francisco bay ferry and golden gate routes on the left, and then, the

dominick summers brought him here to yorkshire. he looks amazing. huge, industrial heritage which is a huge, industrial heritage which is part of south yorkshire, part of barnsley, part of rob rome. he is a combination of that. —— part of rob rome. we are looking forward to grounding him and giving him a proper yorkshire welcome here and literally, thousands of people will get to see him over the next couple of days. we are sold out. i don't know about you but i have never seen anything like that. can you tell us anything like that. can you tell us a bit about the name? man engine is from the developers that made him coming together and whom you will meet ina coming together and whom you will meet in a minute. the man engine comes from the cages are used to use in the cornish tin mines that basically made it safer to go up and down in the mining shaft. it's saved lives and made things in the show that revealed parts of that story. you are probably wondering how you transport stuff like that. he has been through cornwall, the midlands, wales. what a

a hummus with all the sport as rafael nadal dominates the french open the world number one pete dominick team in the final to claim he's an eleventh title at one angle. versus singapore where the stage is set for tuesday historic summits the first for two and a leader from north korea and they sitting u.s. president donald trump and king john now staying in separate hotels although not far from each other john described it as a one time shot at peace all came told singapore's prime minister and the entire world is watching from singapore our diplomatic editor james basis of this report a moment of history the leader of north korea first then the u.s. president several hours later arriving in the same city. this on off summit is now effectively underway the face to face meeting aimed at diverting a nuclear crisis taking place on choose day kim jong un borrowed a plane from china to bring him here he's probably the least well traveled leader on earth in charge of his isolated nation for six years he had met no other foreign leader until this year he came to singapore with his own body guar

after that meeting is finished but for now back to you jane ok we look forward to that thank you dominick well immigration is also a big issue in the united states where passionate stories about children being separated from their parents at the mexican border are making international headlines let's go to our white house correspondent kelly halkett in washington d.c. tell us more about this policy and how it's playing out company. well there is growing outrage over the policy what many don't understand though is that the policy has been in place for more than a decade what's different and why donald trump is ultimately bearing the responsibility for all of this is that he has decided to use this is essentially the nuclear option whereas previous president barack obama and george w. bush use it only as a measure of last resort why is the president doing this well there are a couple of things number one his political opponents are certainly using this as what they see is a midterm election issue we've just passed the father's day weekend here in the united states where many members of cong

let's bring if dominick chu.retaliating against the u.s. >> president trump's trade team unveiled. the nushl set of tariffs is going to target north of 800 different things worth around $34 billion. that's going take effect on july 6th. the list focuses a lot on things that contain intellectual technologies. then you tack on another $16 billion worth of koods affecting close to 300 other products that could follow after a public review and comment period. so as expected like you said, china fired back with its own response, prett much tit for tat targeting, you guessed it $34 billion including things like cars and agricultural products. they have an expanded plan to boost that total to 15 k$15 bil. that heightened trade rhetoric is giving investorspause. they're going to try to figure out how it affects both countries. so it's becoming more of a conflict of fear and that's the reason wall street is down about 200 points chu, thank you very much. yesterday was the anniversary of the watergate break-in. a president

dominick, what is your take away? >> it was not a surprise. everybody expected it, but everybody's focusing on the language. this is the first time they clearly indicated they could be looking at more increase for this year. i still think that's on the fence. i'm not 100% committed to vote for because inflation will moderate leader of the year. they have the opportunity to pause a little bit. but it's the first time they came under clearly said there's a possibility. maria: is her positive yesterday. >> it was than it should be. they're going to rely on the data and we have an improving economy. without for so long the economy is not growing. not getting real growth. now if we are getting the rate hikes for the right reasons against the economy is growing and growing well, that's a good thing. maria: in the better backdrop with a 4% economy, you want to buy stock? >> i love stocks right now. we went full in three weeks ago and i'm confident for the year. >> the market is a lot more room to run as long as the day they keep showing we are gettin

spark for the city's current mayor walling i'd like to talk to you about what happened back then dominick and what it can teach us today of what twenty five years ago for new your nazis for young men set fire to the house of a.