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them at the helm of the ecs. they are doing an amazing job leading this organization as the backbone provider and homelessness response system. i also want to thank our staff who are here with a few folks are here from the homeward bound program to, every day, are out hoping to reunite family and people who are homeless with family and friends who are able to take them back into their lives. the chair of the local homeless correlating board, and then other hs h. staff. thank you for being here and think all of you for joining us but mostly i want to thank mayor farrell for this budget proposal that he is putting forward. we are very excited about the fact that this budget represents and really reflects the work that we laid out in our strategic plan when our department was created by mayor lee. we spent a year figuring out what can we do to best address homelessness and san francisco? we laid out a clear plan with specific goals. this budget practice really reflects what we see as the priorities that were develop

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workers also say they were frustrated by what they call ec the board.he paper reports that county leaders felt shutout of the early response efforts and that made communications with the public much more difficult. >>> a runtime high ranking captain who was declared a deserter 35 years ago has now been arrested. a fake identity fraud investigation led authorities to william howard hughes junior. the air force office of special investigations says the man was arrested wednesday at his home in california. they didn't say the exact location. hughes reportedly told authorities he was depressed about being in the aiforce and decided to leave. he is charged with deserting. he is being held at travis air force base in syracuse. >>> palo alto police are asking for help dissolve a 17-year-old cold case. on june 10 2001, 21-year-old maria was shot and killed outside a palo alto nightclub. inspect hercules -- >> her killer was never found. they are hoping the anniversary of that killing will spark someone's memory. >> reporter: the unsolved murder case. >> it's re

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that's thanks to a pickup in ec u.s.nomic growth, strong consumer spending and record corporate profit in part due to the december tax cut package. in these opposing currents, some areas of the market have thrived while others have struggled. it means the clear leaders driving the nasdaq at nearly a 9% gain. energy came to life climbing by almost 6% and small companies lped by the haven of a trade war. on the down side, big industrial stocks suffered from the heat or de rhetoric slipping some 4% and pressuring the dow jonestr indual average to a slim 1% loss for the first half. and capnsumer ses went to a steady percent of a steady company. deether the tr issue nears some resolution and how much economic and corporate profit growtwmight slow rd year end. history shows the midterm election years are often choppy for stocks through the summer, which is yet another complication. but with them set to rise to 20% in the coming year, wall street's polls are betting that busineus conditions are dy enough to absorb some more political noise and perhaps even two more rate hikes from the feds. f

ec chairmanet powell and the federal reserve to deliver another rate increase buit take one member to change their. to propel the fed to four hikes this year. europe is on debt, the string of central bank decisions continues with the ecb getting ready to discuss a date for unwinding qb. the boj still treading water. at&t gets the green light to buy time warner. what it means for future deals. let's get started with a quick check on the major averages. we are seeing u.s. stocks paring back earlier gains with the dow holding steady. at the same level that we have seen it all week long. stocks are up but that is being offset by weakness and time warner headlines. the gaining .3%. let's talk about the fed. here is what the market is pricing in, divided between three and four hikes this year. we saw an uptick in inflation reigniting speculation there could be a total of four hikes in 2018 and a total of five by the end of 2019. markets are certainly watchingstorynd the one you mentioned at the top of e program. the big deal getting approval, at&t getting the thumbs from a federal judge to

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ec that a his ability to get democrats onboard with any sort of immigration compromise because democrats have their own base to worry about andth even i republicans were to offer a bill that would have some things they would like, for instance, path to citizenship for dreamers, democrats can't sign on to something when they're dealing with someone who is referring immigrants in terms like that. it just doesn't work. robert: that is such a good int. whyon't the democrats give president trump the $25 billion he wants for a border wall? nancy: they might be willing to giveim the 25 million he wants for a border wall. chuck schumer tried toim give that 25 billion and he says the president wouldn't take yes for an answer. they'r willing to dohat as part of a larger negotiation but there are some aspects of the republican plan that are just a no go for them. to yeganeh's point they're not going to accept, for example, something that deals withhe d.a.c.a. population but doesn't give them legal certainty that they can stay in this country or thatut legal immigration in half, doesn't allow people

customs and border ec prons, 2235 families have been apprehended at the border since the beginning of may leavin nearly 2,340 children designated as unaccompanied. dr. jim vickers is a sixth genetion texan and says he's fed-up with the border problems. >> reporter: what do you think of th current policy that separates children from their parents? >> i think it's fantastic. we cannot sustain this. >> reporter: because he's seen undocumented migrants die on the properties here, he believes the president's policy is humanitarian. >> but the kids are well taken care of. ey're fed properly and clothed properly. they're not with their utarents. >> b the parents still can call them. >> reporr: that's good enough? >> i would say yes. >> reporter: ranchers on the front lines hoping this policy holds. kerry sanders, nbc news, texas. >>> meantime tonight, president trump is showing no signs of backing down on his poli those children from their parents even as pressure builds and calls grow louder in sidesess on both of the aisle. our white house correspondent kristen welk has late gotails in whe

they were picked up in ec and that is more migrants to attempt the dangerous crossing, according to maltalockleys protesters do not want any more to arrive. —— at sea. pressure from some voters is causing some leaders in italy and germany to do more to stop illegal migration and 1000 miles away in brussels, leaders thought they had a europewide deal. translation: we were able to build - and i think i can say this— and significant agreement, which is one step forward on a full agenda as are requested. this was built on three components: the external aspect, border protection, and internals solidarity. in other words, paying turkey and/or taftian countries to stop migrants before they leave, tightening border controls and assessing migrants. —— turkey and not african countries. translation: emmanuel macron was tired. i contradict him. we finish late. buy them on saturday morning. what you are telling me, this is not written in either agreement. —— 5am on. but the deal might be another time for the german government, which faces difficult regional elections in a few months. translation: a ch

ec is downplaying the ideological role in the pulse nightclub and special agents doubled up with a higher-level operative, and a massive amount of reporting had nothing to do with that technology at all. and other coverage of it, it is because he was a homosexual and that is absolutely correct. very islamic interpretation but they refer to text more than 99%, the way they skew the text and understand the nuances of the ideology and relying on the extreme, imams were not scoring the same way and was a thorough understanding to refute the ideology. and it was all ideology, had a lot more to do with this position but it transitioned for radical ideas. it is essentially correct. >> you raise a couple points, there is a deep -- in the muslim community in the united states and abroad whether you are talking about isis or not. this divide, and writing about isis, i rarely refer to isis as isis because i don't subscribe to the idea that it was ever a legitimate caliphate or legitimate government. essentially cooked up version of a tear any with a lot of trappings. that were very attractive to people. t

ts ening, aud mt ec rer mueer t campaign chairman of witness tampering from home while he was under houset. mueller now asking a judge to consider revoking manafort's bail and sending him to jail. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: he's been under house arrest for months, but tonight, president trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, may soon be heading to jail. federal prosecutors now accusing him of witness tampering. prosecutors say manafort and a person believed to be a former russian intelligence officer contacted two witnesses by phone and using encrypted text messages, trying to get them to lie about his lobbying work for ukrainian politicians with ties to vladimir putin. one witness making the explosive claim manafort was trying to, quote, sub born perjury. manafort is charged with bank fraud and money laundering. it's been nearly a year since the fbi raided his home while he was still in bed. >> i've always found paul manafort to be a very decent man, but i thought that was a very -- pretty tough stuff. to wake him up, perhaps his famil

vonnie: the fed is a better place than the ec -- mark: the fed is a better place than the ecb.hink the nature of the business does suggest the u.s. is further advanced and it will be the case of the u.s. will be first in to a slowdown and the fed will have more leeway and ammunition against it. underlying question mark over the inconsistency in terms of a language than the forecast. makeately the ecb will sure the euro does not depreciate significantly and they did that very successfully. -- more swiftly and that might give leeway when we get to 2020 or 2021 to have some ammunition. mark: jeremy, good to see you. check in on to first word news. courtney donohoe has more. >> betray dispute between the world's two largest economies is getting worse. china threatening to retaliate after trump threatened $200 billion on tariffs -- on imports. the u.s. is targeting goods finished in china but whose components come from japan, south korea and taiwan. kim jong-un is in beijing where he is expected to brief the chinese president on his meeting with president trump. he is likely to ask

shoul be able to see that eces y arrive. so who that artist is and what that art piece is, is incredibly important to us. of the three artists who made proposals, the only one we felt that responded to the elements, but it was not perfect, there were other issues that we wanted to talk to the artist about, particularly making the piece have a little more emotional resonance. and so it may be is that we'll give them a little bit of time to come back to us with a revised proposal and see if it' acceptable to the selection committeeo steering committee. the other piece was pae white, which is an artist, she is emerging woman artist. she was selected as one of the american artists for the finale, which happens every other year. and she proposed the piece which responds to the wind and to the environment, but there are some issues again which we need to explore, one was whether the piece could endure the harsh conditions of the island in terms of the wind and the exposure, because there are chimes she had proposed. so we wt to ex

ec is booming -- there's so much appetite. the companies want to ensure they are not left out.aroline: businesses eyeing going public -- we've had the likes of -- being snapped up by paypal in the u.s. engeneco could go private again. these companies, they know this space so well. they take them private and then five years later, they take them public again and then two years, they are private again. the carousel goes on. caroline: yes, there's politics at play. how much is there looking towards normalization in rates? is it the normalization pushing people to splash the cash? >> when they can right now because they don't know what's coming next. you have the threat of a looming trade war between u.s. and china. how does that affect m&a? valuations are so high, you often do a story and in the stock moves up and then you have the company saying hang on a minute, maybe this doesn't make sense. story, the takeover target shares moved over. down,quirer shares went so investors weren't happy. caroline: we love it. always great to get your perspective. thank you very much. we will ge

the only way the issues are addressed in a global ec and global context is with countries working with one another. that requires the mindset of an open world. isolationsim to tribalism has never worked. emily: do you worry about being so closely aligned with democrats from the perspective ofsiness, but also some of your employees might be republican, who might sympathize with the president's policy? >> for us, we spoke out on issues that go to our values. travel is inherent to our values. we do not look at it as a democratic-republican issue. people know where i come from philosophically. we look at this as moving forward or backwards. we do not speak out on every issue out there, but we speak out on issues that go specifically to our values. at the center of what we're about is a sense of belonging, of promoting belonging and having people stay with from people from different backgrounds. when you get rulings like this, those are inconsistent with what we are all about. emily: surely there are people who work for airbnb to disagree. >> i think they have signed up to promote belonging

what is ultimately going to rattle these stock markets if anything>> well, look, actual ec downturn, right? a de facto referendum on the year was very different from a real one in italy. again, i think we've seen that we have a strong economy, that we are growing quite solidly into the second quarter. there will not be any immediate decline in earnings in the second quarter we have not reached an economic peak which people have talked about. >> have we reached an earnings peak >> so main point is, we are going to see earnings in the united states rise close to 20% this year. we did a lot of that coming into the year. >> 20% more? >> 20% in total. >> because we've already had a big jump just remember when we're up 20% on a year-to-year basis in the first quarter of the year, making full year earning estimates up $160 billion does not require a trend on this amount of growth these unrealistic earnings estimates are just not that hard to reach when you've had such a strong gain in the first quarter and the gains are not stopping so when you see that there is pressure on valuation, would

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ec >> it has changed and it has changed for quite some time. think it's a function of the fact that, for a long time at least with respect to the inner-city, liberals have taken the political clout with respect to blacks. if they get 90% or less of the black vote, they can't win. and they had too look for a new block of voters and the hope that by creating the favor of illegal immigrants coming over, somehow this will help great favor with hispanic voters and they have this new loyal voting block. it's not quite working out that way but i think that's the impetus behind the attention and thecl abandonment of blacks. why work for the black vote if you will know you are going to get 90%? and if you look at the politics, in fact it's mire to blacks in poverty. you look at the crime rates and educational levels, all of their policies have either kept black progress static, or there has been a regression. in my neighborhood, i haven't seen cnn or msnbc in 24/7 like i have with respect to the alleged outrages at the border. the important thing, the i

host: i know ou wrote a ece acsshe most recent the immigration bill. where does that stand and what will happen this week? guest: it is a key week. house republicans have a meeting , members are very close to key -- we have 190 democrats signing on to this with potentially more. 18 could get to the threshold. the moderates in the republican party use the addition to trigger a number of votes. so they're using that threat to say that republicans need to .ome up with a bill saying that this is congress and so they're trying to come up with a bill that republicans only could pass but i think this is a tough task, to think you come up with 218 republican votes. the only thing they do have is that they say to the moderates, this is what we want and we want .o address daca but they say if you go this route then it will never come into law and trump will never sign it. they are trying to find the middle ground and this week is key for that. it is tough to see them coming seeith a bill and tough to a bill which is the product of a discharge position. host: mat

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learn more at moretoparkinsons.com >> we've seen the impact to the ec. happen now? does the economy need even more stimulus? are you looking for a phase two -- >> we're doing a phase two. we'll be doing it probably in october, maybe a little sooner than that, and it'll be more of a middle class. we did a lot for the middle class, but this will be even more aimed at the middle class. one of the things we're thinking about is bringing the 21% down to 20, and for the most part, the rest of it would go right to the middle class. it's a great stimulus. liz: okay, so there you heard it. we did want to go back to blake to clarify, because this was some confusion. president trump didn't say the word corporate, but it looks like he wants to give big business -- or corporations another tax cut, but explicitly explain about the middle class and what they might get. >> reporter: so there's a couple issues at play here. the president says that he wants, you know, more relief for the middle class. when you look at the brackets for the middle class, there are seven bro

euro is spiking rights now on the back of comments b's chieft of the ec economist in berlin.e is talking about the asset purchase program. bloomberg talked about how the meeting on june 14 in latvia could discuss ending that program. the gap is something we will talk about. on ending this program ultimately hinges on inflation expectations. has a single mandate, and that is inflation. also, he is saying market expectations have wane you can have ve getting -- waned. you can see the move getting as a resulof the single currency. takingne meeting is place in luck to you, which is interesting in it self -- in la tvia, interesting in it self. -- itself. will bring you the details of what the chief economist is a saying. this is also available on live go. >> you have active monetary policy to lean against the consequences of the financial shock worldwide, not only in europe. forget about monetary policy. -- the we disentangle secular trends long-term it? i am sure all of you are aware? i don't need much time to go into that. the way i organize my brain is simple. futurerm rates r