dylan's grandfather says the family are furious.her, then why wasn't my daughter informed? why wasn't there and knock at the door? and if nothing at all, or my daughter would have phoned up, and he wouldn't have been with his father. it's as simple as that. so i feel let down basically by social services. northampton children's services have had significant problems since 2013. today's serious case review says excessive workloads and problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and in the way that we delivered our services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part why they're dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. herfamily had a long history with children's services, but they failed to spot she was being neglected, or that her mum had a new

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nbc news, miami. >> dylan is back with another check of the weather. dylan? >> good morning, guys. yesterday was a pretty wild day minnesota.er, take a look at the flooding asr carscare trying to drive through this. bridges were washed out and look at the animals as they were waters.n flood this calf trying to get out of the flood waters. everyone affected including the. animal today we're starting off the morning with our heaviest rain falling across northern north dakota. we have severe flood warnings in effect and torrential downpours. this is going to be an area we t need to w later on this afternoon for more storms to fire up and across the northeast. we have a frontal system that's going to combine with heat and umidity and storms throughout the daytoday. first across the upper midwest where we could see winds up to 60 to 70 miles per hour and very large hail and also in the northeast. later on this evening after 4:00, 5:00, that's where we could see large hail and damaging winds as well. it is the cold front moving to the east. it's kind of slow process even though it looks

dylan's grandfather says the family are furious.ith the father then why wasn't my daughter informed, why wasn't there and knock at the door? nothing at all, or my daughter would have phoned up and he wouldn't have been with his father. it's as simple as that. so i feel let down basically by social services. northampton children's services have had significant problems since 2013. today's serious case review says excessive workloads and problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and in the way that we delivered our services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part, why they're dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. herfamily had a long history with children's services but they failed to spot she was being neglected. or that her mum had a n

dylan's grandfather says the family are furious. daughter informed? why wasn't there a knock at the door? nothing at all. it's as simple as that. i feel let down by social services. northampton children services have had significant problems since 2013. today, a serious case review says excessive workloads, problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and the way we delivered services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part why they are dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure social workers were also criticised over theirfailure to social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. her family had a long history with children's services and they failed to spot she was being neglected, or that her mum and her partner, ryan coleman, had a

dylan's grandfather says the family are furious.was concerns to do with the father then why wasn't my daughter informed, why wasn't there and knock at the door? nothing at all, or my daughter would have phoned up and he wouldn't have been with his father. it's as simple as that. so i feel let down basically by social services. northampton children's services have had significant problems since 2013. today's serious case review says excessive workloads and problems recruiting and retaining staff and poor management contributed to the failure to protect dylan tiffin—brown. a new leadership team today accepted mistakes had been made. we had failings in our system and in the way that we delivered our services, which did not help to protect these children. and that is in part, why they're dead? we played a part in not being able to protect them. social workers were also criticised over their failure to protect evelyn—rose muggleton. herfather had a long history with children's services herfamily had a long history with children's service

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tambourine man." ♪ >> a lot of the stuff that dylan wrote in '63, '64, '65 was very political. were awakened by the more personal perspective of his songs. >> dylan was a huge influence on john lennon. i think it inspired him to write more serious songs, deeper songs and be more experimental lyrically. ♪ i once had a girl or should i say she once had me ♪ >> bob dylan going electric is another one of those big seismic changes in the pop music era in the '60s. >> he was bold enough to leave his comfort zone. ♪ i ain't going to work on maggie's farm no more ♪ >> it's not just about dylan going electric, but it's also about the fusion of an emerging tradition in popular music that was really political, with rock 'n' roll which had largely not been overtly political. >> there's nothing like the feeling of your audience not being with you and walking out on you. people took it personally. >> you know, who needs him anymore? he's a part of your establishment and forget him. >> they're all my friends. >> they felt betrayed, like you're supposed to be our woody guthrie and you sold out

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we're going to get a check of the weather from dylan. father's day this weekend but we've got also some birthdays to celebrate. it's your 13th birthday? >> yeah. >> what's your name. >> tyler smith. >> where are you from. >> indianapolis, indiana. >> you get to celebrate your birthday in new york city. how is that? >> it's mind blowing. >> that's the description i like to see. and another birthday over here. what's your name. >> violet. >> how old are you? >> 10. >> i don't think i did any of that on my birthdays. never traveled much for the birthday. let's take a look across the country. we have wet weather through missouri and illinois, torrential downpours are in the fast today. we have the chance of flash flooding. illinois, indiana, ohio, 60 million people under flash flood watches. the ground is pretty wet. you get heavier downpours and that could lead to flooding. we have a chance of severe storms today. not so much tornadoes but we could see hail, egg size hail possible. also wind gusts up to about 60 miles per hour, and then tom

let's go to dylan for a check of the weather. some of these folks just can't seem to get a break. >>> can't get a break, and this is record flooding and it's such a sad situation, we have so many rivers that are at or above the major flood stage. we are dry right now. we also have some showers likely across the northeast, but it's really in that zone where we have to focus on the missouri river, the arkansas river and the mississippi river because we do have more than 300 rivers still above flood stage with several at major flooding, so any additional rainfall will just continue to cause this water to overflow its banks. we have this stalled front. you can see more showers and thunderstorms. heavier pockets of rain developing across the midwest, back through oklahoma, down into texas, too and if this moves east ward, it will bring storms across the great lakes tonight and tomorrow, bringing storms into the northeast. it will not take a lot of rain to continue this flooding problem, and we are looking at an additional 1 to 2 inche

where were you, dylan? go to all the same places. jake's creamy freeze. >> right. >> what's special is you guys were just in the car for 24 hours together. right? >> yes. >> what did you listen to the whole time? >> dan + shay's self-titled album, whole way. no joke. over and over and over again. >> both of you can sing their songs. we're going to bring dan + shay over here. you can sing it to them. >> how are you guys doing? [ cheers ] >> oh, my gosh. so nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you. awesome. thank you guys for coming. >> dan + shay, this is their first concert. >> my goodness. >> first concert with you guys. >> good experience so far? >> oh my -- amazing! >> the best. >> thank you. come up and sing lead for us. is that all right? >> sure. >> cool. >> might actually take you up on that, though. so you guys are actually going to gish them tickets to see you on tour? >> gish you free tickets to our concert. yes. absolutely. give you meet and greet, the whole deal. after meeting us, you probably

the family was given a social worker, but up until his death, no observation was made of dylan.on the brain. she died a few days later. her mother's then boyfriend, ryan coleman, was convicted of murder and given a sentence of 17 years. coleman also had a history of drug abuse and dealing. the review found that there had been several missed opportunities where information could have been shared between different agencies, including by the police. northamptonshire council has struggled with its finances. this is not the first time that the children's services have been under pressure. last month, an independent report described it as very fragile. the new director says there's still a long way to go. since i have been in northampton, i have found that there are things that need to be put right and that the organisation has been endeavouring to put right for some time and is working very hard on putting things right. but there is a way to go. there are improvements, undoubtedly, but there is still a way to go with a number of the issues. today's reviews say that there are lessons

dylan was killed by his father. evelyn—rose was killed by her mother's partner. beenjailed for life. labour's andrew gwen outlined the horrific treatment inflicted on the toddlers. dylan died aged until after sustaining 39 injuries to his face, neck, torso and limbs, including 15 rib fractures, mr speaker, and lacerations to his liver. after a sustained beating at home by his father, a drug dealerfrom northampton, who was convicted for murder in october 2018, a postmortem found cocaine, heroin and cannabis in the two—year—old's body at the time of death. no social worker saw dylan in the two months between him being discovered at his father's home during a police drugs raid and his death at his hands. evelyn—rose, aged one, died three days after sustaining a traumatic brain injury from her mother's partner. she had sustained multiple injuries, including damage to her spine and both eyes. social care and health agencies that had been involved in the family had failed to recognise the neglect that was taking place. the safeguarding children board stated that the so

>> we have dylan down with our massive crowd. how is it going? where are you, dylan? >> over here.jersey. we go to t all same places. >> right. >> what's really special is you guys were just in the car for 24 horis together, t? >> yes. >> what did you listen to the whole time? >> dan & shay's self titled album, thehole way,o joke. >> over and over and over again. >> we'reoing to bring dan & shay over here. you can sing it to them. >> so nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. thank you guysor coming to see us. >> dan & shea, this is their first concert. >> this is our first concert from you guys. >> a good experience so far? >> amazing. >> you look just as good in person. >> shay is going to sit this out and you're going to sing lead for us, cool? >> they might take you up on that though. so you guys are actually going to give them tickets to see you on tour, huh? >> we're going to giveou tickets to our concert. we'll give you meet and greets, the whole deal. after meeting us now, you don't want to meet us ag >> thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. >> hopefully we do a good job

dylan: there are two instances. talking to the people, yes, i think there should be a second referendum. vacuum ofbeen such a intellectual firepower at the moment. you can see everyone when he comes on your show is probably saying the same thing. francine: dylan jones with the british fashion council. bloomberg surveillance continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me in new york. when timor from st. petersburg, and it is u.s. jobs day -- plenty more from saint petersburg, and it is u.s. jobs day. we spoke to the pboc government in china. they say china has a lot of policy room if the trade war deepens. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: room to maneuver. the pboc governor says china has more tools to fight a trade war. vice president pence warns coming.tariffs are and we have been speaking to industry divisions at the st. petersburg economic forum. good morning, everybody. good afternoon if you're watching from asia or london. tom keene back here in new york. you are age trooper, here look at the jobs report and trad

. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry. lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. ♪ and the negro's name is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was sort of in this white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn in their game [ cheers and applause ] >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ got to go where you wanna go, do what you wanna do with whoever you wanna do ♪ >> royal canyon becomes the epicenter of the rock revolution. >> the music scene was not happening in new york anymore. it was now l.a. everybody moved to laurel canyon. >> actors, musicians, artists, and so it was a kind of whole community, very open. if you were driving over laurel canyon and you saw

we're going to g another check of the weather right now from dylan.e father's day thisut weekend b we also have some birthdays tocelebrate. what's your name? >> tyler smith. >> where are you from? >> indianapolis indiana. >> so you get to celebrate 13 ik new yocity. how cool is that? >> it's mind blowing. >> that's the description i like to see. >> where are you from? >> atlanta georgia. >> very fun. i don't think i did any of that on my birthday. never really travelled much. we do have wet weather back through missouri and moving into illinois and downpours are in the forecast today. the ground is wet and you get the heavier downpours and that could lead to flooding. also severe storms not so much tornadoes but we could see hail. egg sized hail possible. also wind gusts up to about 60 miles per hour and then tomorrow the threat of thunderstorms will but nue into the northeast not a whole lot of severe weather. the reason why we could see flash flooding is that areasci ssly across ohio, fyffe inches of rain i possible. that's a look at the weather acr

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savannah >> dylan, thank you. >>> lots more to get to this morning. an emotional memorial in new hampshire for seven motorcyclists killed in a devastating crash with a truck investigators are calling it one of the worst accidents in state history. stephanie gosk joins us with the details on this. this is a heartbreaker >> terrible story. the veterans were part of a motorcycle club, the jar heads they were heading to pitch in at a fundraiser at a nearby american legion when disaster struck the biker community is left stunned by the tragedy, as police try to determine how it happened. >> reporter: authorities are trying to piece together what caused the devastating crash on a rural new hampshire highway. >> there is a vehicle on fire. >> route 2 is going to be closed down for quite a while. >> reporter: seven people were killed friday evening after authorities say a pickup truck hauling a trailer collided with a group of ten motorcycles scattering bikers across the road, as the truck burst into flames >> i don't think any of us can understand how these

dylan: good. how are you? dylan. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -dylan: nice to meet you. is this done? dylan: yeah, that one's done. lemonis: is this the only product that you print this way? dylan: i mean, we've never printed really anything else on printers other than bats. lemonis: people like to buy products that are personal to them, whether it's their favorite sports team or family reunions or their favorite personality. and so anytime you can take a basic product and customize it, you're going to get a lot higher margin. and that's what's gonna make this company money in the long run. wendy: you have 300 boxes for 1,500 pennants. we're probably gonna lose about $10,000. jackie: this is the fifth time this has happened this week. scott: this is my daughter, jackie. jackie: i'll call them back. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: hi, jackie. i'm marcus. nice to meet you. jackie: thank you so much for coming. lemonis: so, what do you do here? jackie: i was hired to mainly handle the collegiate market and sales, which i am doing on top of, like, [laughing] 30,000 different

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follows the dylan rule preems localities on laws.- localities in virginia can only enact laws to the extent that the state government permits them to enact those laws. and firearms are one of a number of areas where the state and virginia preempts localities from acting. >> you know, one of the boxes we check in now analyzing these situations that we're so familiar with is, hey, what was the security like at the building? what did they know? was this person checked? was there security there? were the protocols followed and obviously this is a public works building. it's not supposed to be a hardened target but in virginia, you are allowed to legally enter buildings with weapons unless i think if it's a school or courthouse you can't and the anecdote that comes up, police stations will have sign, please leave your weapons outside. that's a tough starting point to make change. >> yes, i know one city in virginia, i recall, had to move their city council meetings from the city council chambers to a high school in order to take advantage

the family was given a social worker, but up until his death, no observation was made of dylan.. coleman also had a history of drugs abuse and dealing. the review found that there had been several missed opportunities where information could have been shared between different agencies, including by the police. northamptonshire council has struggled with its finances. this is not the first time that the children's services have been under pressure. last month, an independent report described it as very fragile. the new director says there's still a long way to go. since i have been in northampton, i have found that there are things that need to be put right, and that the organisation has been endeavouring to put right for some time, and is working very hard on putting things right. but there is a way to go, there are improvements, undoubtedly, but there is still a way to go with a number of the issues. today's reviews say that there are lessons that must be learned, so that services do what they can to stop tragic deaths like these happening again. caroline davies, bbc news. sir

i'm dylan here with sheinelle and craig. al is on assignment. long time, no see.it is probably going to have a little kick. >> delicious. >> you have to think about it 36 hours in advance, not having like, today i want to make that. it's not happening. >> i love it. >> just the hot sauce alone, too. >> was yummy. >> i did spill it on my dress. >> we just had a nice cooking segment. >> today.com/food, and you can make it yourself at home. >> absolutely. >>> important update.

here's your first look at rolling thunder revue of bob dylan story by martin scorsese. the oscar-winning maker crafted documentary slash concert film about the legendary musicians 1975 tour which includes dylan's first on camera interview with more than a decade. still hits netflix and select theaters june 12 the in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and before we go just a little peek outside of the bay bridge sits backing up here in the cash flames, but overall a pretty decent trip into san francisco, we'll be back with more on the kron four morning news after the break. >>welcome back to the crop from morning news. we're talking about the fantastic forecast 70's 80's on tap, this is going to be good and some 90's and yes it is going to be scorched up there today for some like it says if you're going to be inland so we're going to feel a lot like summer like weather around the bay area for sure. >>yesterday was warm today is really going to be a more on the hot side. i would say nice and toasty around the bay area right now the not too bad and we're just said dealing with

. >> why do you believe, dylan, that it will be anything but a drawn-out show?zon, apple, facebook and google spent 55 million bucks on lobbying last year. they write, these companies are amassing an army of lobbyists as they prepare for what could be an epic fight over their futures. you in your newsletter characterized yesterday's testimony. you said there was a lot of congressional bluster, but we know talk is cheap, and those big lobbying dollars, they buy big favors. >> that's absolutely right, and i would say the headwinds are very much against the regulators or would-be regulators for a number of reasons. one of them is that heavy lobbying army that these tech giants are able to send to washington. but then i would also just say the sort of bureaucracy of government, the sort of slow-paced -- we're very much at square one. i know it feels like we've been sort of living in this war between washington and silicon valley for a while, but many of these lawmakers are still just at the beginning of even understanding what these companies do, how they could pote

general classification with fellow briton yates in tenth, after stage two was won by overall leader dylans jolien d'hoore has won the opening stage of the women's tour for the second successive year. last year she crossed the line first at southwold, and now she's won in stowmarket. eleanor dickinson was the leading british riderfinishing in 12th. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, who's the deputy political editor at the spectator, and the political commentator, lance price. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the financial times, which leads on the tory leadership race — it claims borisjohnson remains the frontrunner, butjeremy hunt's campaign is gaining momentum. "the gloves are off" — so says the metro, which focuses on another leadership hopeful, michael gove, and his criticism of his rival borisjohnson. the same story makes the front page of the telegraph. it says mr gove is being accused of "desperation", with his at

dylan teuns retained the overall lead.o of the women's tour in kent. dutch rider marianne vos came first in gravesend to take the overall lead. it's deignan's first podium since returning to the sport after the birth of her daughter. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the brexit editor at the telegraph, dia chakravarty, and the broadcaster, david davies. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with the headline prime minister in waiting — as tory leadership favourite borisjohnson is set to launch his campaign tomorrow. the express also leads with boris johnson's leadership campaign — reporting that tomorrow mrjohnson will signal his readiness for a titanic clash with brussels by insisting the uk leaves the eu without a deal by the 31st of october. labour has tabled a cross—party motion tomorrow to try to stop future conservative leadership favourite boris johnson from pushing th

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which is report from our senior analyst, dylan rice. >> good evening commissioners. tonight i'm going to be continuing conversation about how is our commission improving efficiency in customer experience for event permitting and producers. i want to give an update to transition to screen door and transition to the new sf.gov website. we've received feedback from different producers saying they like the efficiency and clarity of the new tool. we're all becoming more fluent and using it more now. this is a new digital end to end process for entire permitting approval process. next up we are currently refining the drafts of permits for the onetime indoor events and sound track permits. we are doing a soft launch and user testing by end of this month, if not by the early part of july. we're working closely with digital services agency on that as well as i'll be reaching out to user testing candidates tomorrow. in terms of transitioning to the new sf.gov. these services are a lot more searchable on google now and they are more linked to the central services of sf.gov. the

the two riders were given the same time while belgium's dylan turns finished safely in the pack to retain and only 200 to go and on my wheel and only 200 to go and finally good to get in the final but in order to have the full team again they rode hard all day and the quys again they rode hard all day and the guys did a greatjob in the final to keep me in a good position. the women's world cup, the usa have beaten thailand 13—0, a world record ata beaten thailand 13—0, a world record at a world cup. everything else is on our website and until next time, goodbye. some really miserable weather out there at the moment, pouring with rain across the north, but it's notjust here in the uk where we're getting the really unsettled weather. in fact, much of western europe, all the way down to spain and portugal are experiencing below average temperatures and quite changeable weather. now there's a big low pressure is stuck across northern france, around the channel here, and as long as there is low pressure here things aren't going to change. it will remain very, very unsettled. winds coming in ac

now to cycling where dylan turns won the second stage of the criterium du dauphine and with it took possesiono craponne—sur—arzon saw both turns and guillaume martin break away from the main bunch with 19 kilometres left. belgian turns proving the stronger at the finish while three—time winer chris froome moved up to eighth place. it is still a long way to go. but, yeah. i will fight and give everything and we will see how far i can get. i said before that this stage is another level but i can also surprised myself. maybe i can do it here as well. and the women's world cup being played in france, argentina held japan to a goalless draw ina argentina held japan to a goalless draw in a surprise in their group d match. in group e, buchanan scored the only goalfor match. in group e, buchanan scored the only goal for canada on the stroke of half—time. everything else is on our website. until next time, goodbye. tuesday is going to bring further heavy rain and there could be a lot of it, particularly across northern parts of england, the midlands, and wales. on monday, the heaviest of the rainfall

dylan van baarle won a close battle with jack haig to take the stage victory.stage, but the british rider pulled up with less than 50 kilometres to go as he struggled with fever. fuglsang rode solidly to finish the stage 16th, claiming his second criterium title following his 2017 triumph. a quick note before we go that the us. open is taking place and we are into the final three holes now. the leaders are almost done. very woodland is the mound to catch. you can find woodland is the mound to catch. you canfind —— woodland is the mound to catch. you can find —— gary woodland is the man to catch. you can find more information on our website. hello again. following all the heavy rain that we had last week, all that water has been running off hills and into our river catchments. this is how the river severn is looking and a number of flood warnings still in force. flood warnings for a couple of spots in the midlands and lincolnshire as well. an area of low pressure has been influencing the weather across the uk every single day of this month so far and for monday,

to quote bob dylan, it seems for big tech companies, times are a changing.ill be able to fill up their own containers with products that were previously wrapped, as part of a new trial by one major supermarket. in an attempt to reduce plastic waste, products including pasta, wine and washing—up liquid will be available at waitrose without any packaging. our business correspondent emma simpson has all the details. we have all become used to taking oui’ we have all become used to taking our own bags to do our own grocery shopping, but what about taking your own plastic containers as well? in the corner of the supermarket, there isa the corner of the supermarket, there is a refill station. you can park your own food from lentils and pastor to frozen fruit. no box, then borrow one or pastor to frozen fruit. no box, then boi’i’ow one 01’ use pastor to frozen fruit. no box, then boi’i’ow one 01’ use an pastor to frozen fruit. no box, then borrow one or use an environmentally friendly bag. some of these things, if they were rolled out across all shops and all custo

budget the budget the budget but the college was a little girl that i just don't see as the kill to dylan delegates. if the county did any come of all of. the delegates here in. the east is meloxicam up on side to side to side little more than face the. both floors in cameroons rivers. on england's stream. plastic is everywhere. but if bottles can be fishing boats. i'm bubble gum wellington boots what more can be done with this plague of polymers . reimagining plastic. on al-jazeera. grow in a very short time to be a trusted news source wherever you are in the world he really want to know what's going on there and you can find out very quickly when looking at the news from some nations prism. we are probably international everybody will learn something watching our coverage. be sure and that we can be the best international news and most trusted source of stories that people actually can't find elsewhere and that's going to continue. i've always been fascinated by space but the story of the space race isn't just about the men who risked their lives to travel into the unknown but the ones

to quote bob dylan, it seems for the big tech companies the times are changing.ork. apple has been holding its annual developers conference in sanjose, california. this year's headline grabbing announcement is a phasing out of itunes. the download store that upended the music industry when it first was launched in 2001. the bbc‘s north america technology reported dave lee has the details. it has been almost 20 years since steve jo bs it has been almost 20 years since steve jobs introduced it has been almost 20 years since stevejobs introduced itunes into the world. the world of entertainment has changed a lot since then. as many apple fans have been predicting for some time, itunes is going to be phased out and replaced, instead, with three separate apps, one for music, one for podcast, and one for apple's tv subscription service that is coming later this year. another significant announcement at this year's event was a feature apple ‘s calling sign in with apple. it creates a unique e—mail address for every app you sign up to. which means if there is a database

joining us tonight dylan of a lawyer association, rnc committee woman for california, a member of the 20* 20% advisory counsel great to have you with us. it was a -- it was as president said a witch hunt and 17, 17 highly partisan radical dems afloat boy by their special counsel status to go after him and they come away after 22 months with zilch your thoughts. >> lou everything that president said that you quoted earlier in your segment is correct. but then there's a lot more when you add up all of the desperate parts as robert mueller saying oh, well you know president can't be prosecuted that's unconstitutional. why did he take assignment of the first place? and it doesn't really add a up lou, and you know, we get sold particularly in washington with a bill of goods in these particular high profile establishment figures like robert mueller and they say he's above reproach. he's the best guy for the job and some people on had this network said that. >> absolutely. and -- >> out to be turns out to be business as usual there can be no doubt today, lou, that robert molar is on side of

dylan dille said the isis fighter looked about 12 years old. shep?ard: what are we hearing from the defense, jonathan? >> the lead defense attorney tells me that every one of the seals that is set to testify against chief gallagher is a "coward and a liar." i asked him what it does to the reputation of the seals as a whole when he uses terms like that. he said that the greater damage is done by accusing a seal commander of murder. listen here. >> when we send these guys out, they expect us to have their back. when they're out there fighting this fight, they shouldn't be worried about ncis, their subordinates or prosecutors bringing them up on charges. all he did is go out and protect all of us. now he's facing murder charges. >> later this afternoon, shep, we expect to hear from another navy seal. one that the prosecution considered their star witness. a seal who will testify, we're told, that he actually saw chief edward gallagher plunging his knife in the neck of that wounded isis fighter. shep? >> shepard: jonathan hunt covering the trial in san d

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dylan bundy and the orioles in needf a bounceback after last night's 13-2 loss to the red sox bundledylf in a bases loaded jam in the second facing the reigning alp mookie bets. the game remains scoreless. we go into the fourth and bundy in another jam. once again gets out of it. strikes out sandy leone. currently, the sox leading 4-2 in the seventh. the redskins have the xt few weeks off to prepare for training champ in richmond. football making news in the dmv this weekend. vince mcmahon's fxl set to launch. it's time find some players now. about a hundred guys showed theirtu s at the combine style workout at the st. james this morning. league hosting one of these in ch host city. many of these athletes continuing to pursue their dream of playing provl football. >> when i hear xfl, it peaks my interest, makes me curious. see wh they're about. i see the names associated with them, ok, let's see what we can do. >> football eats football, so for me, you know what? it's a new league, a new chance to get bthck on e field and show the coaches what i can do. >> we get a chance to be a part

rumor came aund that dylan was back., but instead wanted only small venues. >> boy, sure hope we get to boston on time. ♪ >> the tour was ae. catastroph it wasn't a success. >> i want to see that too. sorry, lion king. several hours of archival footage there. the film showcasing his attempt at reinventing himself. thatn documentary netflix comes out on june 12th. >> all right. >>> now to a new york city landmark that towers over central park. the plaza hrael. it's atted visitors of all kinds of people. >> a wide eyed tourist. i stopped by for an afternoon tea and tour. >> welcome to the plaza. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: when this extraordinary hotel welcomed its first guest over a century ago, it was the mos expensive of its kind. the french chateau boasted 00 servants with two just to dust the chandeliers. so the plaza hotel is known for its extravagance. when it opened, it must have really felt that way. >> it cost $12.5 million to buy which was a total record. there were buying sprees to europe. they spent $3