elaine wynn's spokesperson calls the release of the letters unfortunate and points out elaine is not pushing for a spot on the board herself sent a response letter accusing the chairman of spreading around fiction and once again requesting to meet alone with the new directors. a lot of back and forth here, melissa. >> elaine wynn is a larger shareholder now. right? >> correct. >> owns 9% of shares and an adversarial relationship. >> something she keeps pointing out saying, come on. if they had man there largest shareholder, would they be talking about and to their largest shareholder this way it's part of the problem in the way the management and board is proceeding. >> making it a gender issue as opposed to divorced from steve wynn, many board members are connected to, too closely? >> also equally concerned they are only seeing her as an ex wife and rather -- rather than, she points it out, describes herself as a co-founder who helped build this business into what it was. >> right all right, contessa thank you. contessa brewer from the newsroom. >> on top of the story talking about

i'm elaine quijano.ly 70 years after the jewish state of israel was create and recognized by the u.s., history will be made today in the holyland. the united states will open its new israeli embassy in jerusalem. the city of course is also claimed by palestinians as their capital. the u.s. and other countries have long kept their embassies in tel aviv. president trump's decision in december to move the u.s. embassy off to the holy city ignited months of protests in the palestinian territories, and more demonstrations are expected to day. seth doane is in jerusalem. >> reporter: revellers filled jerusalem streets this afternoon. celebrating a decisive israeli war victory of more than 50 years ago. this is an annual celebration, but many israelis told us it means more this year, on the eve of the u.s. embassy move. >> what is the change for you? >> a big recognition front world. >> reporter: this is a celebration that is also a way to drive home just who controls the streets of jerusalem. ♪ >> our capital.

i'm elaine quijano.uneral held sunday for one of ten victims killed in the santa fe high school massacre. family and friends gathered at a mosque in houston to remember an exchange student from pakistan. her family was expecting her to return home in a few weeks. the mother of another victim, shana fisher tells "los angeles times," she believes her daughter was targeted by the gunman after turning down his advances. police say this 17-year-old shooter has confessed to friday's attack more from a community in shock. >> how you doing? >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott, greeted people filing into arcadia first baptist church this morning. just a mile away from the deadly school shooting. the solemn service included recognition for several santa fe high school seniors preparing to graduate. one student told the governor, gun laws were not the problem. >> it is not a gun law issue. this kid was 17 years old. the gun laws are against him. it's, he should not have been able to get into the school issue. >

elaine. >> errol barnett. thank you. >>> there has been an alarming surge of gun violence in america's third largest city. chicago. more than 50 people have been shot in the past seven days. at least five have died. nicky batiste has the the latest. >> reporter: gun violence returned to the streets of chicago. resulting in a week marked by tragedy and death. the recent warm weather may have played a role in the crime surge. after a frigid first four months of 2018, city had seen a 22% drop in murders. and a 26% decrease in shootings compared with the same peer yupd last year. but this week's gun violence seems to have put an end to safer streets. since saturday morning, bullets killed two men and wounded 16 others including a 12-year-old boy. 28 people were shot since friday. with more than 50 shootings this week. law enforcement officers were not spared. a >> on friday an agent for bureau of alcohol poe back co-firearms working undercover was shot in the face in one of the most dangerous parts of city. >> i o

i'm elaine quijano in new york.ll of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org emergency.. ov >>> new at 6:00, it's a new twist on the bay area real estate crisis. the county declaring emergency overall lack of space outside -- underground. >> katie nielsen is live in tacoma where the city of ulof room. hey, katie. >> reporter: hey brian. so we have all heard the saying. two things certainly in life. death and taxes. with all the cemeteries here filling up what's not certain is where people in the bay area are going to be buried. >> we try to come every month. >> reporter: claudia and her mother have a family plot in coma where claudia's grandmother was buried 14 years ago. >> all of this from here on, it wasn't there before. >> reporter: now she's facing a housing crisis. if not for the living, but for the dead. >> this should concern a lot of us because where are we all going? >> reporter: david kanapa says coma's l

." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano.ctly 70 years after the jewish state of israel was declared and recognized by the u.s., history is about to be made again in the holy land. hours from now, the u.s. will open its embassy in the israeli capitol, jerusalem-- a city also itaimed by palestinians as their capitol. the u.s. and most countries have long kept their embassies in tel veiv. president trump's decision in idcember to move the american embassy to jerusalem ignited months of protests in palestinian territories. ord, more protests are expected monday along the israel-gaza border. seth doane is in jerusalem. >> reporter: revelers filled jerusalem streets this afternoon celebrating a decisive israeli war victory of more than 50 years ago. this is an annual celebration but many israelis told us it means more this year on the eve of the u.s. embassy move. what does it change for you? >> it is a big recognition from the entire world. >> reporter: yesterday's tilebration is also a way to drive home just who controls the rol

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where is elaine? there is elaine jones. she has worked with the kennedy library from the very beginning in setting up the profile in courage award. she has been a distinguished member of that committee. we all do on that committee whatever elaine wants. she seems to get her way. and yo-yo ma, the musician, the famous cellist, was also on that committee. in a moment, steven will talk about the various initiatives promoted, promulgated, and pushed by the u.s. centennial commission. i want to mention one and it is the profile in courage award that we give every year at the annual dinner in may in boston. last year, the awardee was president obama. but, in the past, very bipartisan. former winners include president gerald ford, congressman john lewis, senator mccain, and many, many others. this year, president kennedy's profile in courage legacy, we received -- and steven will talk about this -- but we received 37,000 nominations. and the committee will meet in a week or two and finalize this year's winner. we will debate, disc

i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now."ophic earthquake in 2010 demolished much of the island's already fragile infrastructure. despite over $10 billion donated in aid, struggles and poor conditions persist. woman: really, we don't know what happened to the money. ha ha! but i don't see nothing done. there's really nothing done. elaine: correspondent stephen gibbs travels to the hard-hit island nation. he'll assess the quality of life for haitians now. and later, nes

elaine: beef is a major part of argentina's vibrant culture and identity.fter a long and steady decline, can it once again become one of the world's top exporters of beef? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c. and this is "americas now." first up... tango, bold malbec wines, and tender cuts of meat; 3 reasons why people travel from all over the world to experience argentina. but the beef industry has fallen on hard times as its production and exports have dropped. [man speaking spanish] translator: a while back, the market received over 20,000 animals per day. now it's between 8,000 and 10,000. man: but that looks set to change. elaine: correspondent joel richards went to the south american country's grasslands,

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elain captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 14th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> celebrations and protests. the u.s. is opening its embassy in jerusalem. >>> breaking overnight, a suicide bombing targeting police overseas, following another deadly attack using children. >>> and new volcanic fissures form in hawaii, forcing more people to evacuate. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning the new

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i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, counterfeit money production has become a big illegal business in peru. authorities are on the lookout for forging factories printing fake u.s. dollars, then slipping them into circulation. enrique: i would say it's, like, about--they make, like, $10 million per day face value in--in u.s. dollars, so that's, like, about $3,600 million per year. [man speaking spanish] elaine: one counterfeiter takes correspondent dan collyns behind the scenes for a look at his production process.

. >> in the war of the wynns, elaine wynn versus wynn resorts, elaine wynn to the board's chairman afterhe chairman and the board released a slue of back and forth letters, made them public over elaine wynn trying to meet with the three new directors newly appointed. here is elaine wynn's latest weather. your rejection of my perfectly reasonable request starts with the fiction that good governance requires that i meet with the entire board and the ceo at the same time. she only wanted to meet with the three women. you then use that as the basis for saying such a meeting could take place only after the annual meeting. that's on wednesday. another fiction because it's clear the entire board will be in town the night before the meeting. there's this tug of war going on, especially over legacy director appointed directly by steve wynn and has no business being on the board, much less on the commission investigating the misconduct allegations she's trying to get shareholders to side with her and not re-elect him the shareholder meeting is on wednesday and there's a lot of back and forth today

. ♪ elaine reyes: a mass migration away from war and violence.than a million people have fled to europe, a crisis that has burdened its borders, but some have found solace in south america. i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." syrian refugees head to south america with the expectation of building a new life after running away from a conflict zone. [man shouting in native language] man: maybe brazil is just a station for another movement-- man: yes. man: or maybe i will stay here in brazil. i don't know. but in brazil, i can't survive. i don't know. man: you can't? man: no, because i--there is no job. reyes: brazil opens the door to thousands of syrians, but life in the promised land is not easy either. man: the moment when you decided to leave... reyes: correspondent gerry hadden reports from sao paulo. gerry: how aou

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i'm elaine forbes, port director. first i'd like to thank you, chairman cohen and members of the committee for having a hearing on this item. i would like to thank director kelley because she has provided a lot of the funding to keep the seawall project going. i'm very proud to represent the port staff and commission in what's really a milestone day for the port as we work together to protect our city by strengthening the embarcadero seawall. i ask that you place a 425 million general obligation bond on the november ballot to support the seawall earthquake safety and disaster prevention program. and if i could please move to the overhead. the seawall, as city administrator kelly said, is unseen, mostly. it's 100 years old and it's served our city and region very well over the last decade, but we now must make significant investment for the seawall to protect the next generation. this bond will strengthen the seawall, to protect the city from earthquake, address flood risk and provide current adaptation for sea level r

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elaine herzberg was detected by uber self—driving software as an ‘unknown object'.w down and elaine herzberg became the first person on record to be killed by an autonomous car. the vehicle, a modified volvo, had its emergency braking system disabled. uber said this was to avoid erratic driving behaviour. it is not clear if the system would have saved her if the system had been switched on. the national transportation safety board's report is not the final say on the matter. its full, conclusive ruling is several months away at least. but what is known so far is that the incident raises serious questions about the safety of uber‘s self—driving programme. the company had its permit to test the self—driving vehicles in arizona revoked, but said it hoped to test in other places, including the city of pittsburgh. however, that came as news to the city's mayor. uber said it had launched its own safety review into the incident and had brought in outside advisers to help the company move forward. uber once referred to self—driving cars as critical to the future of the comp

would you agree, elaine? >> yes. i absolutely agree, and i think for a new area, megan, you did an excellent job this evening. and crane cove park, just to apply a specific project to the principles we heard today, its $36 million budget, four of which is port, and the rest are outside sources. so while -- but we need to manage that project very carefully because we may be able to achieve savings that we do deploy to other parks and open space that we don't want to spend port capital, so that's one way that we need to think strategically about every investment that we make. i think it's important that we need to think about what this report is telling us and how to react in it and continue to react in a way in which we manage our sources and seek others because the other sources have been a game changer for us. when we look at all of the charts, we are not going to pull ourselves out of a capital backlog. it's the liability side that makes a big dent in the capital backlog, but i do continue to think these financial

. >>> and elaine wynn is suing wynn resorts will wynn versus wynn be a lose/lose situation for shared centers that situation is getting you willyier much more ahead on "power lunch. the digital divide is splitting this country. we have parents who are trying to get their kids off of too much social media and computers, and then we have parents who would only hope their children have access. middle school is a really key transition point, right. the stakes start changing. students begin to really start thinking about their futures. what i like about verizon's approach is that it's not limited to just giving kids new tools, it's really about empowering educators to teach in different ways, and exposing kids to more active forms of learning. giving technology is not a total solution. teaching technology, now that is. one second. barely enough time for this man to take a bite of turkey. but for cyber criminals it's plenty of time to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the most securely enc

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elaine chao is going to join us.edding's expected to cost $45 million and that tab will be picked up by none other than her majesty the queen can she afford it? after the break, we examine the royal finances what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. >>> coming up, the trade debate. getting a little bit more dramatic we're going to talk to china strategist leland miller about what he thinks is next for the negotiations don't move we'll be right back. ♪ i just want you close, ♪ where you can stay forever. ♪ you can be sure ♪ that it will only get better ♪ you and me

elaine, also, my friend from way back. i can't begin to thank you enough for stepping into the role of executive director and doing it so beautifully with such vision, grace, and kindness to the staff and all the commissioners, really. thank you for making it look seamless, but it's so hard to do a transition into a new role like that, and you've just risen to the challenge and put your own stamp on the role, and you've just done a remarkable job, so i want to thank you for that. and then, of course, you know, our staff is extraordinary, but also, the public participation is something that has been really unique, i think, in terms of the level of support that we get from the public. it was mentioned earlier, i was honored to be able to help and put together the committee for the waterfront plan update working group, and it was quite a feat to make sure -- and the staff was so involved as we sat and figured out how do we make sure that the entire city is represented on this working group, and i think the work that we're now

elaine? >> elaine chao, secretary of transportation. >> nissan. >> fei company.w, america. >> bob carter. [indiscernible] >> by the way, thank you. you are moving to michigan from mexico. that is what we like. >> yep. >> you are my favorite man in the room. [laughter] >> a big announcement. the people in michigan very much appreciate it. it is a big deal. leaving mexico, going to michigan. very well-received. i appreciate it. >> bmw. >> general motors. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] brian smith. us.hank you for having jim hackett, ford motor company. >> we know you well. president trump: these are the biggest in the world. we want them to build more cars in the united states. build them here and also ship them overseas. we are doing a reverse act. we see it happening. a lot of it has to do with the tax cuts. the taxes, the cuts people have been given. we have other incentives coming. we appreciate you all being here. thank you very much. you haveesident -- do confidence in -- >> i do. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> are you concerne

elaine. >> good afternoon, mr. president, and thank you for inviting us here to share our thoughts with you. i'm elaine jenawa, mayor of the city in orange county, california. really appreciate the opportunity to let you know what our residents are feeling. but please let the men and women of ice know they have our gratitude and our deep, deep appreciation for what they do. but, you know, laguna niguel took a stance because that is the greatest threat to the safety of all of california residents. all of our residents, all of our communities. and that includes our immigrant communities. the siloing or preventing law enforcement agencies from talking to each other is a threat to our agents and to the communities. and our country learned a very tragic lesson on september 11th. and that's what happens when law enforcement does not communicate. so isn't it ironic that in an age of calls for increased transparency that the california legislature wants to prevent that? so we think that all of our residents deserve to live

i am elaine forbes. today i have the pleasure of welcoming back our two commissioners and two new commissioners. the mayor's office confirmed the reappointment of doreen woo ho, and willie brown. the mayor's office has recommended and the board of supervisors also confirmed the new payment of gail gilman, term ending 2022, and victor makras, term ending 2020. miss gilman has over 20 years of housing experience. she joined the community housing partnership chairman in 2010. [inaudible] >> -- an equity framework. miss gilman is involved in regional and national public policy efforts, including serving as the california's homeless coordinator and finance council, which is a governor appointment, and she was most recently a dbi commissioner. mr. makras has 30 years of civic experience. his first commission was the board of permit appeals. he was a puc commissioner twice, police commissioner, and was very recently serving on the retirement board, which is a $23 billion fund. mr. makras also has 30 years of ex

jim says auntie elaine is there goes the city decided she was leaving with a message i saw lizzie. so this is because. of volunteer love to see if you're going to be a. journal future work of. a revisit through your part of i remember the good. the yearns to the free market the law mental shift the more people who should own we've gone up and through the game of war number grows. through suppose mr spock as your publisher put it through third parties in the. last. open mind. in the end of the day that it doesn't mean the best out of. the stand up front that comes down doesn't that doesn't apply on a function if you have a fight that doesn't the propaganda from i mean that company will be with a young woman i mean that doesn't a far far enough jump on someone i gots me from when i get to heaven and that you need to tell me i'm not funded by a c c h h but they got scared and suggest that mother just get a phone does a move which in future would have the sequel to without the bitter cold but coming out that would be out of reach of the scene about a ducks in a sea of black clouds i ne

host: elaine, independent line, hello. caller: hello. i read the agreement when it first came out. if i recall, there was a part that said the united states --ld not issue any sanctions additional sanctions against iran. part was weother cannot put our were shipped in a particular area of ac -- of a sea south of them. -- let's say they do something horrendous, like bomb israel. if we put any additional sanctions on them, the agreement goes away. is that true? guest: those are words i rarely hear uttered. i read the jcpoa. it is a long agreement. that are very substantial -- confusing to us, even -- confusing to us, even for those of us will lived in washington for a long time. if there are additional support for terrorism, other kinds of proliferation, human rights probablys -- iran is technically in violation -- technically is an escape word -- probably in violation of its obligations under other un security council resolutions that camera at the same time as the jcpoa relative to their ballistic missile program. it is fine. united states and the -- states is in a good place. if t

elaine forbes is the executive director. they've got a total budget of 174 million, of which 9.8 million is general fund. >> good morning chair cohen, members of the committee. >> supervisor cohen: good morning. >> elaine forbes, executive director of the port. i'm joined by my staff, and we're here of course to present the proposed two-year budget. the port is on a two-year budget cycle as other enterprise departments are. our two-year budget is really geared to support our strategic plan and it does so in a -- in a variety of areas that the port commission and part a-- port are trying to advantage with our waterfront. first, we are working closely to expand our water system. the network is growing substantially, and as you know, the city needs to increase this. in the area of sustainability as the new director 1.5 years ago, he consolidated the planning and environment -- i consolidated the planning and environment group to continue to excel our sustainability program in resiliency. of course we're working on the san franc

elaine, ceo of metro, fascinating woman.enge every one at home to stick around as i know you will for about an hour from now to get an in-depth look at her life and dedication up next on fox news sunday because she has dedicated her life, i venture to say, the mother to hundreds of thousands of men and women and that's why i'm so glad -- leland: worth putting the picture up and talk about it one more second. you and darren. >> yes. leland: a cause that you guys have dedicated thousands of hours to with no recognition really often times. darren got great award. very-well deserved. >> we have made it about our life because we are grateful for not only family but also career but also that we wouldn't be do it without men and women fighting overseas. we don't take that for granted. we have two beautiful children. people like elaine that are giving us our freedom that is we can put mother's pictures up. she's featured on fox news sunday. i thank her every day. i really do. leland: worth to stick around to see segment. >> great in

transportation secretary elaine chao. father as a china person. >> all of that and joining from us washington is editor brenna williams. >> good morning. >> several racist statements. less than a year removed from prison after a mining accident that killed 29 people. he calls mitch mcconnell cocaine mitch. what would it mean for the president who tweeted against him? w what would it mean for the republican brand of politics? >> this is an important state. every seat in the senate in the 2018 election is a make or break for the republican party in the balance of power. this should be an easy win for republicans. trump won the state by 40 points in 2016. if you are putting blankenship up as your nominee, you are not really putting up your best people. it could be good news for joe manchin. it is not really going to be good news for the republican party. >> you say this should be an easy win. west virginia is complicated. a republican hasn't won a senate seat since 1959. donald trump did win by 40 points in the presidential