doris kearns goodwin has agreed to stay with us. coming up, how past occupants of 1600 pennsylvania avenue have handled the pressures that come with this job. . . >>> not only is the president looking to take away vernon security clearance he's also looking into the security clearances of comey, clapper kaden, rice and mccabe. they've politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> that was sarah hurricane by sanders just yesterday explaining where the president considered yapging the skooirlt clearances for all former intel officials. it would be an inprecedented move. a lot of people said it would be a dangerous move, bad for our republic. let's toss the question to historian and author doris kearns goodwin. it was rumored that it was just a fit of anger. this is a list he walks around with of people he feels aggrieved because two of them don't have security kreernss to ache away. >> the ability of a leader to control imfulls is clear and important. all presidents are going to have moments

doris kerns good wynn with us in new york tonight. after his rocky tenure behind the podium, sean spicer's new book is now available at a store near you. and let's just put it this way. the reviews are in. the 1111th hour" continues can after this. th hour" continues can after this. th hour" continues can after this. audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. both in person and around the globe. >> last thing before we go here tonight has to do with that man, sean spicer, the man who introduced the concept of holocaust centers to the study of world war ii. sean spicer is out with a book called "the briefing," and his book tour is going a bit like that first press briefing the day after inauguration. let's quote those have read it for starters there's eric wimpal of the west who the describes the book as "a bumbling effort at gas lighting americans into doubting what they have with their own eyes." "the wall street journal" asked chief white house correspondent jonathan karl to review the book. and he writes "mr. spicer's book i

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convertirseen segundo jugador más joven después de anotar la de pelé y para decorar el marcador error de hugo doris que se juntron para ver el partido, estoy seguro que nadie ha dormido en francia todavía felices de ganar por segunda vez la copa mundial de la fifa. el próximo mundial será en qtar 2022 y se disputará en invierno por primera ez. es todo al momento, regresamos con usted. >> me mordía las uñas mirar este partido, ganó francia. esraremos al 202 ¿falta mucho? >> 4 años, 5 mesess... >> son las 12:24y revisamos sus restsobrevivir si se encontrara una situación como la joven que se cayó en ar teresa prado dice que haría lo que fuera, pedirle mucho a dios. >> cote dijo básicamente "me muero" >> no, pero debe sobreivivr >> esperamos eso no pase >> pues gracias por responder estas preugntas ¿y qué haría usted? >> yo pues trataría de hacer, no r en ese momento y yo creo que hacía lo imposible >> por estar aquí >> sí >> así es. >> son las 12:25 pm, hacemos una pausa y volvemos ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> pasemo a ver un adelanto de lo que tenemos preparado para usted comenzando a las 5. >> pasamos con

after returning to pakistan to face corruption charges political dynasties count for a lot this is dorie age twenty nine pakistan's third prominent candidate he's the face of a new generation of the bhutto dynasty campaigning for his family's pakistan people's party on an anti-poverty ticket. bill well isn't likely to become prime minister but he could play a future role pakistan has had only one successful peaceful civilian transfer of power in its seventy one year history whoever wins the country is united in its hope that next week's elections will be its second. now with much of europe sweltering under high temperatures even regions in the arctic circle are feeling the heat sweden is struggling to contain around fifty separate wildfires some of which have become too big to fight they're threatening villages and causing major problems in a country more customs more accustomed to battling snow climate change means extreme weather events could soon become the norm. inferno near the arctic circle. four days firefighters have been struggling to contain a rash of wildfires scattered over a

they fled when doris hoping to find a better life in the u.s. they didn't cross the border illegally the father says they presented themselves to immigration seeking asylum and were separated like many other migrant families and the president's drum zero tolerance policy after the expiration of a court's deadline to reunite all families some parents are still waiting to rejoin their children at detention centers like this one in texas even though the government says it's on track to reunite all eligible parents belanger c.i.s. immigration lawyer she's worried about her client a maverick who is still waiting to get back together with her child. when i spoke with her and this was about i think it was yesterday she had spoken to her child going on almost on three weeks so she's of course very concerned doesn't know what's going on very upset very mad and she's one of many mothers said still in that in that area in that situation. says the administration's policy is not what her country stands for well it's totally inhumane obviously in an unjust. i

of the car doris last of. the mediterranean sea gleams as blue as ever but on shore so many of the homes and hotels that once stood here a gone on monday the flames charged through here at sixty kilometers per hour almost everyone fled towards the bates's. only the firefighters have the mains to try and resist the flames often in vying. and this is their first time in thirty years of my service. seeing so much. of it sometimes we can in the course it's something. to stop this investigators say the blaze took just ninety minutes to write down the mountain towards the coast many residents simply had no chance to a skype and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. that utility in the middle. as you've all been informed. the indications that we have and which authorities in charge are already investigating. lead to the conclusion that arson was behind the deadly fires. and the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missi

and just her mind to autopsy dorie angela merkel's coalition partner will decide today whether to accept the migrant deal she struck with the e.u. on friday the very conservatives have been calling for strict immigration rules and threatened to talk paedo merkel's government policies. that's it you're up to date more coming up at the top of the hour on how to humphrey invalid thanks here company b. c. . bursts. home to use of species. own words things you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps and big bang global ideas tell stories of convinced people and in of a distant objects around the world. like to use the term limited use to religious organizations and resources should. community into.

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and a classic one of america's best story tellers, doris. i am talking about administration of abraham lincoln. this is something, always good to understand, history and how a really understand the political genius of abraham lincoln. these are just some of the books that i am reading. they are interesting reading, i linched, i think last time we had this conversation, most successful ceos read 60 books a year. i also try to get kids to read 5 books in the summer, that prevents the summer slide. >> book tv wants to know what you are reading, send us your summer reading list on twitter, instagram or facebook. television for serious readers. book tv on c-span 2. >> up next. former white house peace secretary sean spicer recounts his time in trudge, interviewed by michael steel, afterward, weekly interview program with guest hosts. >> welcome sean spicer. how are you doing. >> thank you, michael. i'm doing great. >> congratulation on the new book. "the briefing." quite a read, takes us through interesting chapters in your life. we want to get i

. >> doris kearns goodwin nubuck leadership in turbulent times, she will be at the national book festival the first weekend of september. booktv will be live. what have you learned personally about turbulent times from these guys >> turbulent times creates the opportunity for great leadership and opportunity for failure. the depression was there with hoover and he wasn't able to mobilize in the way. buchanan was president during the beginning of the break apart of the south and north, but he wasn't able to deal with it the way that lincoln was. so they make it more possible like abigail adams says, great necessities and great virtues so there's something you can mobilize but unless you have this fixed -- i learned you have to be fit for the times and each of my people were fit for the times they might not have been a leader in another time but think of fdr for example, somebody that has gone through polio learned contagious optimism can help a fellow victim become president at the time that people need that confidence and optimism. >> you mentioned you've been working on the book for abou

wong's daughter, doris, to come up to share a few words on his behalf. doris? >> president breed: thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, supervisors. i really appreciate that you are recognizing my dad with this award. he cannot join us. he is 98 years old so he is having a really hard time moving around now. actually, it's really interesting, he didn't know there was an award until it was in the newspaper. in the world journal. i had actually phoned up the journal to find out what was going on and porsche lee who was a reporter came out and talked to my dad. so my dad got really excited after meeting porsche and now was really important for him to make sure not only he, but all the world war ii chinese american veterans be acknowledged for all their sacrifices that they made and also what the families sacrificed as well. anyways, there were about 20,000 chinese americans served in world war ii and many were between 18-19 some were younger or older than the legal age. these chinese american service men served while the chinese exclusion act of 1882 was s

he'llicially start at the job monday ct there's mixedion to pruitt's decisn to step dori, na marraco joins us with the latest >> fks on both sides not surprised scott pruitt is out. considering he's facing at least a dozen federal ethics probes, telling reporte aboard air force one that he had been talking about his exit from the administration fr, ote, a couple of ys, in blames the unrelenting attacks on himself a family as having taken a toll.r, ea house democrats asked vestigate pruitt for criminal conduct. allegations range from violenting corruption laws to question aut excessive on first like a 20 m armed security details all the wayo aides completelying personality chores >> you don't want to give opponents ammunition >> theot issue is that scott pruitt showed bad judgment. it's because he was effectiveobn his j as epa administrator and articulating and advancing an ay, andrew wheeler, pruitt's deputy a former co lobbyist wil. ng will he remainhelm of theth goes to a confirmation process. one thing we do know that is scott pruitt's last day at epa administrator is tomorrow.n o

steve: doris kearns edwin has goodwin has often told the story in brooklyn you could walk down the street on a summer day, you could hear the entire speech because everyone had it on. is that true? prof. byrnes: it is certainly seems to be metaphorically true. a presidential speech was a relatively big deal. during the period i am talking about and looking at with the debate over world war ii, roosevelt spoke relatively rarely during that period. he only gave the equivalent of a fireside chat only two or three times during this entire debate. but when he did, he had a record audience. steve: and conversely, where there the isolationists or opponents who did not want to see the u.s. enter the war, did they also use radio? prof. byrnes: absolutely. in fact, i think you could argue they used radio more creatively than the interventionists did. america first engaged in a technique known as transcriptions, which to the modern era means the written speech, but what a transcription was in the 1930's was a record -- they would cut a record that they would send to radio stations, and they develope

meg whitman, and there's oprah winfrey, doris fisher who cofounded gap.the company behind mandarin halos and fiji water. sheryl sandberg is coo at facebook and ulal is the ceo of arista networks head quartered in santa clara. >>> the race is on. >> today teams are setting sail on a 2,000-mile journey. >> the second round of competitors sailed out of san francisco and are headed to oahu. kpix5's don ford was there before they left. >> battle flags announce the arrival of more than 65 racing sailboats from all across north america. sailboats preparing for one of the best known pacific ocean races. the pacific cup. starting here in san francisco ending more than 2,000 miles away in hawaii. finalizing last minute preps these four guys are from canada. >> you're about to take off on another very big race. >> we are. yes. this is our biggest race for all of us so far in our sailing careers. yeah. >> you've never done the pac cup before. >> it's our first time. >> your first time. >> reporter: three of them are in their 20s, barely. >> i turn 21 in february. >>

be made in key treat of foreignness someone to produce a building a solid business providing public doris for a cuban budget. these are places locals can afford on the move regular basis with food while similar to home cooking . you did a lot of them were. born is the best one of the. smells good you'd eat burial runs a one woman show in dinah from the cozy apartment in old town. how long have you been cooking for the people around here by now jojo wasn't alone on a follow up. i think. they forgot to say boil free the. moderated theone i had on monday. look at all simpler than one long name. only i have polio that on the i said of the i ego in my mental. why don't they all know already along with. who your customers of them mail phone law a little something or other all around the world. will see. it all always a little in the mailrooms that you are the amazon. the phone rings continually with some for delivery of this to reserve a meal you do charges just over a dollar for a complete lunch evans allies an analyst passel down the. rabbit. melissa morgan and an aussie i can benefit of i th

it was then right and right in front by the dory stand there. any conversation on your show. what will come play no one on the car right before and during the power. point it shows you go wow. ok before you were sitting my quit was it no let it slip away like this and he had the gun up under my views and when he was gone as i was going as you know i was paying attention to to a jr. reach you know open the door so jr reaches over to the door. with his son. so what quit flying i don't want to do exist so hard on shot he says far. and can you remember how you felt when the first shots were fired it was like. i don't know i mean. i can't really describe. our listeners thinking. you know and. i don't know if it's because of commitments to be innocent extremely violent environment that it actually i mean in some ways non-meat sort of violence i mean but it's different when someone right before your eyes gets shot shot in the head right i wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the car like this and i heard it. first i mean it's not what happened i don't keep my

characters every float is based on a film like this underwater with crush the turtle from finding dory. rapunzel and her prince drive past the onlookers followed by elsa and anna from frozen. sometimes visitors get to meet the characters on the park grounds. always love to say yes but this they have that silly and lucky enough to have the say and they say this. or do you have special because it's just it's fun it's a place to feel like a kid again and i bring my daughter here and she loves it and i've been coming to the different disney parks since i was a kid and it's just a lot of fun we are collecting everything from disney and we love the fact that you can be like a child when you're an adult actually but this is the only place you can be broadcast. disneyland paris is divided into five thematically sections discovery land for instance features star tours once they've checked in this is enter a spaceship terminal and are greeted by star wars characters like r two d two it's the beginning of a voyage to a distant galaxy. easier on the nerves is a ride in the teacups from alice in wo

it was then right right in front of the dory stand there. any conversation on your show right now no one will come play no one on the car right before and during the. point it shows you go wow. ok before you will sit in my quit was it no let them slip away like this and yet the game of underwear is. when you use gone as one who's going to zoom you know it's an attention to two a j r injuries you know one of the doors assumes you are reaching over the door going with. the what quit flying i. want to do is this start on some pieces far. what can you remember how you felt when the first shots were fired it was like. i don't know i mean. i can't really describe it yes and it was like. i was not mistaken that there were alison. you know and. i don't know if it's because of common sense to be innocent extremely violent environment that it actually i mean in some ways nominates and vomits i mean but it's different when someone right before your eyes gets shot shot in the head right i wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the

doris johnson was the second high—profile politician to leave the uk government in a single day. was dying, suffocated by needless self—doubt. 0ne dying, suffocated by needless self—doubt. one of the longest days in uk politics had begun at midnight on monday. david davis, the man negotiating britain's exit from the eu resigned, unhappy, he said, with plans that did not go far enough. the point is i was the person to present it to parliament, to the eu, to everybody else. and if i don't believe in it then i won't do as good a job as someone who does. believe in it then i won't do as good a job as someone who doesm has been called the cheque is compromise, a plan for britain's exit from the eu, thrashed out at the countryside retreat last friday. hailed on saturday as a united approach, now it is clear a very divisive document indeed. mr speaker, on friday at chequers the canberra cabinet agreed a conference providing a responsible and credible basis for progress in negotiations with the eu towards a new relationship after we leave on march 29 next year. theresa may faced question

the dory could help form a coalition government if no party wins a decisive victory opposition leaderimraan khan has campaigned on an anti-corruption platform and is popular with young voters. this is the first time we've had the chance to defeat the two parties who have been in control here and those who have been taking turns at power in this country for the past thirty years. the other main candidate is shahbaz sharif the brother of former prime minister no wash who is in jail charged with corruption. and i appeal to the nation to come out to polling stations cost the votes and change the destiny of pakistan and make a great prosperous and progressive country make it great in its real meaning. election observers from the european union are monitoring polling stations there have been widespread allegations of rigging and concerns that the military is engineering the outcome analysts say no matter who becomes the next prime minister they can't remain in office. without the military's back natasha getting to zero. and the sama benj of eight has the latest from the whole. counting is u

institute and in los angeles we cross to ron paul cohn he is a comedian is a frequent guest on the jimmy doris show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on withdrawn all right gentlemen crosstalk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i always go to the person that got up early is for the program so that means it's you ron in los angeles god bless your soul. we you know we hear a lot about the the rise of democratic socialism. that turn to the.

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the dory could help form a coalition government if no party wins a decisive victory opposition leader imraan khan has campaigned on an anti-corruption platform and is popular with young voters. this is the first time we've had the chance to defeat the two parties who have been in control here and those who have been taking turns at power in this country for the past thirty years. the other main candidate is shahbaz sharif the brother of former prime minister no wash who is in jail charged with corruption. and i appealed to the nation to come out to polling stations cost the votes and change the destiny of pakistan and make a great prosperous and progressive country make it great in its real meaning. election observers from the european union are monitoring polling stations there have been widespread allegations of rigging and concerns that the military is engineering the outcome analysts say no matter who becomes the next prime minister they can't remain in office. without the military's back natasha getting to zero. sum avenge of eighty's life for us and long haul some of these claim

institute and in los angeles we cross to run a cone he is a comedian is a frequent guest on the jimmy doris show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on withdrawn all right gentlemen crosstalk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i always go to the person that got up early is for the program so that means it's you ron in los angeles god bless your soul. we you know we hear a lot about the the rise of democratic socialism. that turn to the left in the party though the donors don't seem to want to go there what is democratic socialism because i'd like to remind our viewers i've lived in communist eastern europe and they call that democratic socialism ok and they didn't have a lot of birkenstocks and they didn't have a lot of capital to point out so ron what is that in a nutshell go ahead. well democratic socialism in the contemporary american sense i mean you know whenever people throw around these terms you need to factor in you know the snapshot in contemporary time but democratic socialism is certainly no

independent institute and in los angeles we cross to run he is a comedian is a frequent guest on the jimmy doris show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on withdrawn all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i always go to the person that got up early is for the program so that means it's you ron in los angeles god bless your soul. thanks we you know we hear a lot about the the rise of democratic socialism. that turn to the left in the party though the donors don't seem to want to go there what is democratic socialism because i'd like to remind our viewers i've lived in communist eastern europe and they call that democratic socialism ok and they didn't have a lot of birkenstocks and they didn't have a lot of capital to point out so ron what is that in a nutshell go ahead well democratic socialism in the contemporary american sense i mean you know whenever people throw around these terms you need to factor in you know the snapshot in contemporary time but i democratic socialism is cert

reportedly left twelve palestinians and three israelis wounded with more from the scene here is him to dorie. i am now fifty meters away from the last target the israeli forces targeted with four airstrikes and as you see this playground is more of a picnic people and families play here where this building was targeted with the floor and strikes is right it claims that this building was used to train fighters and the palestinians claim that this is a place in the middle of the city where palestinian families come here as a picnic and this place is on daily bases filled with children and families and as you see there's a mosque right next to this building where all of the all the buildings next to this building are severely damaged there are a lot of airstrikes still going and we just heard another explosion. you're. no there are no information about any as he has fire. agreements as to believe me a member of the candidates it stated that they are going to continue targeting and attacking gaza strip but they're not willing to occupy gaza strip. well the latest on risk comes after a fifteen ye

corresponding dorie jones for us in istanbul thank you dorian. now some other stories making headlines around the world police say two people are dead and thirteen more wounded after a mass shooting in downtown toronto the gunman opened fire in the city's greektown neighborhood on sunday night before being killed in a shootout with police a young girl remains in critical condition police say it is too early to tell whether the shooting is terrorism related gunmen in the northern iraqi city of air bill have attacked the building that houses the region's provincial government officials say two attackers entered the building after shooting guards and have been exchanging fire with security forces one of the attackers has reportedly carried out a suicide bombing inside no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. in afghanistan dozen people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack near kabul airport the blast narrowly missed the country's controversial vice president i believe rashid dostum would just returned after a year in exile crowds

we think everyone for attending tonight and i believe dorie is going to be command stage.also way, something else. remember that trolley you overheard? we have a little gift for you. [applause] this is some remake learning. >> thank you. i love this, thank you. so great. >> i bet south dakota never gave you anything like that. [laughing] >> i'm going to tweet this to them. step up your game. [laughing] >> good evening, everyone. let's give another round of applause for ted dintersmith. [applause] thank you. my name is dorie, i'm producible remake learning. [applause] the first and foremost i am a parent. [applause] and as as a parent i am super excited for remake learning based may 17-2015 i have to tell a little story that last year i took my two boys to a weeks worth of remake learning days events throughout southwestern pennsylvania. and as we were ending the year we talked about all the great things we did, the great experiences from 2017, we even went out of the country for two weeks but my boys said remake learning days was the best thing about 2017. true story. [app

ministers met foreign secretary doris johnson on thursday night and later made their concerns to downing street. china has confirmed that support the iran nuclear deal saying the states involved have an obligation to keep it in place. speaking ahead of resident parties indiana, the minister said they had an international treaty and the collapse what her chances of these in the middle east. and damage the credibility of the world order. the u.s. pulled out of the deal in may. the deal is a multinational treaty. that is why states are obligated to ensure its arrival. if this treaty can't be of help, it doesn't hurt the interest of iran but would be damaging to peace in the middle east. >> president trump has lost another leading figure. scott pruitt quit the environmental protection agency after revelations about overs ending. at least 170 democrats and four republicans have called for his resignation. over frequent travel to his homes they. day onnews 24 hours a air and on twitter. our by more than 2700 journalists and in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. returnn: u.s. stocks fr

but everyone has dory and every woman carries a story. i think you never know. i've learned a lot over time people that i thought had everything in life, you never know what women are carrying. obviously, the black woman who started the moment and we're having some conversations about you? me too. i didn't know was that bad until i heard you say it was that bad. and so, i think this moment has been out for me and i am still learning what it's like to communicate that revelation. i'm still learning what it's like to process. that is what is powerful about the book and hopefully men, women can have their role model of peas with what they're grappling with. whether the verbal abuse, there are different levels of violence against women that we are carrying, that we witness. there are people who are carrying trauma of witnessing women be abused, to. those people need to speak up as well, i think showing of solidarity, coming up and saying i got it while you're going through it. i'm going to show up 10,000 more% for you. i'm going to ask more questions about how i rel

we thank everyone for attending tonight, and i believe dory is going to be coming on stage. oh, also, we have -- wait, something else. remember that trollly you overheard? -- trolley you overheard? that was a little gift for you, ted. [laughter] [applause] this is a special gift for you. >> oh, i love this. i bet south dakota never gave you anything like that. [laughter] >> i'm going to tweet this to them. [laughter] north dakota, step up your game. [laughter] >> good evening, everyone. let's give another round of applause for ted dintersmith. [applause] thank you. my name is dory taylor, i'm the producer for remake learning day -- [applause] >> but first and foremost, i am a parent -- >> yea. [applause] >> and as a parent, i am super excited for remake learning day may 17th-25th. i have to tell a little story that last year i took my two boys to a week's worth of remake learning days events throughout southwestern pennsylvania. and as we were ending the year, we talked about all the great things we did, the great experiences from 2017. we even went out of the country for tw

luckily tonight doris concern goodwin is with us with common sense perspective as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday evening. >>> well, good evening once again from our news headquarters here in new york. day t

he got his talking points from doris johnson, but realready know that he is not on the normal plane of diplomacy. he was briefing against the chief ally. the special rip with the major of london. so that is the sort of context, but i would say she nothing if not consistent. he up ended both meetings. he arrived to nato with an assault on angela merkel and germany. it was just unprecedented and now she doing it with teresa may. maybe it will come out and they will chat and come out with a joint press conference. those are his views. he is very concerned about a different colored reality in america and europe. it is not just a majority white in this case or world any more, and he is mourning that. you can see what he said to -- i want to talk about it that in just a second. i think the words are very important and notable. i kind of doubt they will come out hand in hand. we believe the president has arrived at checkers. we thought it was a public moment, but it was closed. >> it is unusual to have an arrival like that be off camera. i think the role where trump is bad cop and good cop at

thank you dori thank you. zero meteorologist stuff coulter is here to talk more about the weather conditions how it may impact the rescue operation and the concern stuff was the cave was flooded because of the rains because it's monsoon season what is the forecast over the next couple of hours let's start there as that rescue operation is underway there's always the risk put it like this in the month you're expecting three hundred millimeters of rain so if you break that down per day it's about a ten minute meeting the day but we haven't had ten minute meetings yesterday the day before the day before that so now we've got all that stored up has to come at some point during the month we just have to see average but it's expected to come in the month so maybe tomorrow maybe the day after we might get a huge downpour the major flooding so we know the flood level is low at the moment we go to work now while the weather is with us and we don't know what the weather is against and that is exactly what seems to be go

doris kountourios / fire survivor: the temperature was so high nobody could do anything just in this area. as you can see, houseth fire. i have lost everything. the greek prime minister met with firefighters, while support poured in from around europe. the european commission says they received request for help and quickly had offers from spain, cyprus and bulgaria. the nato secretary general tweeted, nato stands in solidarity with the greek through a kremlin statement, russian president vladimir putin offered condolences and readiness to help. i'm natasha chen reporting. (grant)there may be some limited rainfall with afternoon storms coming into that area, especially on thursday. but it may hurt more than it helps -- since increasing winds and swirling wind directions can make firefighting more difficult. (pam) free meals have long been a tasty perk for tech workers. now, two bay area cities are taking steps to ban big companies from opening up those free in- house cafeterias.reports, i love itthis microsoft ri...sh get all her meals free there... it's less work for me i'm more focu

the dory could help form a coalition government if no party wins a decisive victory opposition leader imraan khan has campaigned on an anti-corruption platform and is popular with young voters. this is the first time we've had the chance to defeat the two parties who have been in control here and those who have been taking turns at power in this country for the past thirty years. the other main candidate is shahbaz sharif the brother of former prime minister no wash who is in jail charged with corruption. and i appeal to the nation to come out to polling stations cost the votes and change the destiny of pakistan and make a great prosperous and progressive country make it great in its real meaning. election observers from the european union are monitoring polling stations there have been widespread allegations of rigging and concerns that the military is engineering the outcome analysts say no matter who becomes the next prime minister they can't remain in office. without the military's back natasha getting zero. sum avenge of it is life for us now in the whole saga we just saw she was

syriza makes setting the doris johnson as foreign secretary. very heavily for brexit. vonnie: a powerful signal to voters. it might not even be being delivered at the moment. that is to resignations in the space of two days. let's get a quick reaction from someone just hearing the news as we are hearing it. with us, we had been about to talk trade. resigning yesterday, and now boris johnson is the face of the lead campaign in many ways, going. what does this mean? >> i think it is more uncertainty. that is something the markets have been struggling with, and it is interesting to see what is happening to london and england in general, the u.k. in general. they have suffered. appreciation of their currency, which has helped exports maintain and help the economy remain stable. it has been worse -- suffering. what brexitnot know is. unfortunately, the political uncertainty that we see in the u.k. now, it is something we are also seeing at the european union as many fractions have these divisions out there. this is the real problem. the trade wars get ugly and it , doing th

her name is dori stein. it will be fascinating to have her on with us tomorrow.e up next. you're watching "hardball." to warn of the incoming attack on america. today we have to acknowledge what our president won't: our democracy is under attack again. donald trump praises vladimir putin and meets with him on foreign soil, while rejecting our own law enforcement officials who say putin launched a hostile attack on our last election and is planning to do it again this year. why would an american president want to meet with a dictator who's trying to undermine our democracy? is trump again getting played by putin, or is he conspiring with a man who helped put him in office? if paul revere and other patriots had waited to act until it was safe or politically correct, we would never have the country we have today. it's time for congress, republicans and democrats, to put their political interests aside and act on behalf of our country. to put their political interests aside i needthat's whenvice foi remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school,

and that if apple agrees to that, everything could be honky dorie.re's more subtle than that, but that's it. that's a little pressure situation here. it's a way for apple to sort of resist the same kind of harm that could be coming from many other companies, technology companies included in this rift with china. but it's not subtle. heather is here with us and antoine, deidra bolton. deidra, this is soprano pressure to me. >> yeah, this is pretty strong. we'll go with that, soprano pressure. i like that. so is boe, not a household name in the u.s., but it's essentially state run. china state run manufacturing company gets a contract with apple to produce the screens that go into our phones. first of all, china would have big manufacturing bragging rights over south korea and samsung, which i would have to say would be displacing in theory. and it would also have big bragging rights over japan. so this would be just be china flexing its muscles. what i find interesting about the timing here, neil and you alluded to this point, as the u.s. and china, t

my name is doris simpson, and i'm a long-time resident of bayview-hunters point. what i heard, what i thought i heard, that there was a possibility for you guys to approve this today, and then, when you started asking questions, it seems like it -- you need a piece of paper to go forward. and i've said this before to you, commissioners, this store should be given an award rather than being put through when they're being put through. they're more than just a store. and i don't understand why it can't be grandfathered. it's only two doors -- i hear the law, but it needs to be amended. and it seems to happen in the southeast section because the same situation has happened, and it was granted so i'm asking that we think out of the box and make this happen. i'm 85, and i'm tired of coming down here for this samuation. it needs to be addressed. it's not fair to them. all of the other markets on third street is allowed to sell cigarettes. so if i'm smoking, and i'm hooked, and i need a cigarette, i'm going to go to supersave and buy my cigarettes and the rest of the stuf

yes you know what i mean if you will be able to dory will see about maybe i'd use a logic to it as he did one hundred twenty lazio are enough that what. you know as you know myself or it is just leisure about seeing if i really didn't leave my city got one with a few much more. varied there than where you feel it was ruled by the numbers and i'm going to leave out of it as you me. this is really that without it without succumbing to believe whatever shall i try. to foresee. it is in this it goes is a must for men who live this in the modern. lest evil noise so bad if you say you know what i see that window will never lead to when the navy and it did they did that aggressive. solicited but i'm overloaded if you could even get most of my know done though that shows i am in the silliness of the mushroom into dallas over here no shadow e-coli. if need be here i am prepared this is a manatee i did when i was a boy there are no good and we said yes yes it was he said well it isn't it is he did but that is all there is a good thing is the list there are those who need to be going on in terms

ultimately, i think this will make me shut my doris and i will no longer be able to have a business in the city. i oppose. thank you i am a small business woman owned company. i provide trucking services on many city projects, and i oppose the p.l.a. 's. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am a small business and a resident in san francisco. i oppose the p.l.a. i've been doing business here for 25 years. it has only gotten harder for me. the legislature written in the p.l.a. enters my ability to work in multiple markets. it will affect my business greatly. i will no longer be able to track if the p.l.a. is mandatory citywide. we cannot find the suppliers that will work with us on these projects. >> thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon. i am the president of the coalition for economic equity. the coalition has been around for almost 35 years. we operate on a consensus of our member organizations. over the years, we've come together to address various legislation before the city, before the board of supervisors. in 1984, we came together to work with the city and coming tog