has fueled local militant networks in the country it's estimated that more than one thousand engine eason's have returned from fighting with i.a.s. in syria police are investigating links between the families involved in the attacks well after months of speculation the german coach thomas to ship has signed for french club. to show has been album work for a year since leaving dortmund at the end of last season he had two successful campaigns at the club and lifting the german cup with bruce here at the end of his tenure. has signed a two year contract with the french champions. here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the united states has opened its controversial new embassy in jerusalem. and. the u.s. president plays in the intense protests in gaza at least fifty protesters were killed by israeli. with more world news followed by the day i hope to see the. colorful. life of. the most traditional. check in with a special.

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but it's got to be easonable. and that's what we've done. unemployment has reached its lowest level in nearly two decades. african-american unemployment has reached its lowest level in history. and the same thing for hispanic unemployment. lowest level in history. women, lowest level of unemployment in 19 years. small business optimism has never, ever been higher, according to polls and harts. and we're restoring our forgotten communities by fighting to reclaim the stolen anufacturing jobs, you see that happens right now, you see what's going on with cars, where secretary ross and i, and, as you know, secretary mnuchin and lighthizer and the whole group, we're all working ogether. peter, we have a big group orking together. but you see there was an article today, but going to be more than an article. cars, cars, pouring into our country. and hurting our jobs. and they're closing. but they're moving back. as you know, chrysler's moving back to michigan. big plant. many car companies are coming into our country now. big difference. but you loo

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has fueled local militant networks in the country it's estimated that more than one thousand engine eason's have returned from fighting with i.a.s. in syria police are investigating links between the families involved in the attacks well from the jolie shootings to the carnage of the butter clan and the deadly drug ramming in nice jihadist attacks in france have killed more than two hundred forty five people since two thousand and fifteen the french government's response has been to fight radicalization work begins but how can the state best gauge when prevention is morphing into repression or to answer that question and others u.w. correspondent lisa lewis joins us from the french capital tonight good evening lisa let's start by talking to me a little bit about the french government's deep radicalization strategy me what measures are they taking. well the government recently came up with this sixty measure plan actually to fight radicalization that is it's bringing in psychologists social workers educated to better detect radicalized people and also to try to deal radicalize them then one

well i want to pick up this part of the story with eason barrett he is a political commentator and a nationally syndicated radio host he joins me tonight from los angeles is it is good to see you again you know you're very close to where this story is happening and immigrants arrive at the u.s. border every day so do we know who are these people and what's different about this caravan let's very interesting not only my close vice president mike pence is very close today as well two hours away in calexico but what is different about this group is it's an organized cura van it's an annual caravan one of the groups behind it that organizes it below the scene frontage is organizing this as you've already heard to protect them during their travels but central america is suffering from a terrific crime wave it's like a worse zone in terms of the homicide rate so these people are scaping violent criminal gangs they're escaping a government that is not functioning or protecting them and the united states has been a destination for asylum seekers for hundreds of years now and what's different

volcan continues to spew lava and gas a across thesh island but this cod just be the beginning, the eason they believe it is about to unleash something even bigger and more powerful. >>> a peculiar tweet from weekend, heump over wants to save jobs in china.g ak >> she's been the calmest person in the room all day long. >> plus,s, coming up later, a terrifying attack, a little girl dragged by take black bear how she was finally able to the bear to release her. that story is coming up at 5:24. time is 5:11, you're watching "today in the bay." mike traffice >>> good monday morning, we're starting out with crowds overhead as we take a live look outside, nice cool morning and it will warm up quickly as we go throughout late morning, early afternoon with our highs in palo alto reaching in the mid-60s and breezy winds. we'll have a slightly cooler start to the week and a bit of a warm-up. more on that in the full forecast in about five minutes. >> kari, we're looking at this alert for oakland, restricted to just one lane. this is a big problem getting away from the bay bridge. i'll show you the

has fueled local militant networks in the country it's estimated that more than one thousand engine eason's have returned from fighting with i.i.s. in syria police are investigating links between the families involved in the attacks. well not just in the nation but around the world authorities are grappling with ways to prevent such attacks from happening in france the government has come up with a strategy which involves isolating radicalized prison inmates critics have raised concerns over its effectiveness our reporter lisa louise had exclusive access to one of these isolation wings in northern france and filed this report. this freshly refurbished prison wing in the town of v.a. will host francis potential terrorists at least until authorities have assessed how dangerous they are. to question the inmates with the demon educators officers and psychologists who did you get to put them in solitary confinement if they're extremely dangerous and radicalized or they'll be sent to wing that has its own special team that's for those who don't seem on the brink of committing an attack but could

clearly they would have a leg up unless there's strategic eason to shift them elsewhere. senator blunt: and i think what we need to look at there, too, and when we have a sense of where they'll go is what the military construction needs might be if we think about adding that to our future defense posture. i want to talk a little bit about korea. i was on some news program the other day and asked, in korea, what would you see as the line that would be nonnegotiateable? now, my view, if anybody could persuade me that my view was wrong, the two of you at the table might be able to do that, but my view was for the foreseeable future our presence in korea, not a negotiateable issue. the south koreans have stepped up with money they've invested in the new basing for us as well as the other assistance that we get from them to be there. i know this is an ongoing discussion. i know, general mattis, you have discussed it recently. what do you see as the importance of our presence, not only in the korean peninsula, but also our regional presence and the advantages we would have with

raising interest rates tends to work, but is often resisted for too long for understandable easons him choking off growth. they don't have much to do. elections are coming up, which will not be supportive of the lira. people will want to wait and see what happens. i don't think there is a great deal of risk of surprised in terms of who is going to win. i think the market could see further turmoil. i think investors are going to be cautious about going back into turkey. it will be interesting to see how a parliamentary vote goes. we have the oil price. i have the brent and turkish lira. it has gone up quite a bit. you happy structural reform story within turkey. -- have the and structural reform story within turkey. what needs to happen broadly? >> turkey has a large current accounts deficit and has been inge in foreign currencies, and now that means they need to rein that in. that means probably slowing growth. it is always good to do structural reforms, but that is not a structural reform crisis it is facing. markets have been a bit complacent with these countries, turkey and argentin

it is farmed without irgation, why north eason dakota leads nation in a dozen river but when that redorth and get winter, it is literally so flat and winnipeg and 20 dlt 5tion change is feet. one foot per mile for 225 miles. compared to any other part of the u.s. and reates very unique challenges for flood protection, which is work, we ees don't build ditches or diversion like 1960s.eg did in the that is what we're working on to go tting a diversion around west fargo, fargo and moore head. important is the border with canada to your economy? governor burgum: very important. one trading number partner and we've got great the ionships, both with provence of saskatchewan and nanatoba. hosted premiere with the first fall and here in north dakota. certainly value that elationship between the borders. with canada, interconnected system, communities get natural propane piped from one country or the other. we have people born in a that leave the u.s. and go to the nearest hospital in canada. really, it on the map may look like two countries, long that border, interconnected communities. armer

matt: it was a varied eason. you had a dozen moderates, snap cuts, implement work requirements for a lot of adults who are on the food stamp program, the supplemental nutrition assistance program, and then combine that with about -- i don't know -- close to 20 conservatives, maybe about 18 conservatives from the freedom caucus and sort of with a little bit outside the freedom caucus who opposed it on the grounds they really wanted to use this as sort of leverage in negotiation with immigration. right now you have the discharge petition going on right now. frankly, they feel like they don't have much control over the immigration debate and looking for some must-pass piece of legislation they can hold onto here and try to flex their muscle on that decision with the immigration plan going through. and they sort of saw this as the only last chance before the discharge petition would ripen at the end of june so they want to hang onto this thing and use it as leverage going forward with immigration. host: and the headl

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