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as elle was saying, there's a powerful grouping of brands such as marvel, x-men, empire, "the simpsons the fox side, that could make a very compelling offering to compete with netflix, which is really disney's desired outcome for this having said that, disney/fox merger seems a little more troubling from a regulatory point of view than a comcast/fox merger given what happened with at&t and time warner >> each side trying to argue that the regulations are tougher on their opposing player this guidance on the buyback out of disney this morning, is that a hint that it's -- that it's dwindling as the bids go up, but it's going to be expensive just to get this engine started once it's together. i wonder what you make of that >> i think it's realistic and good to see. you would rather see them investing in staying ahead and doing something potentially big and bold and disruptive, than kind of continuously buying back shares but yeah, i think it's an admission that this is going to be quite a big effort and hopefully it's, you know, showing that they're committed to it. >> do you think there'

elle woods is coming back in a third "legally blonde" movie scheduled for 2020. >> why not?that is she wore. >> not a in the world. floating by. outfits, fans of oprah will see >>> well, speaking of iconic outfits, fans of oprah will see dresses and so much more when you visit a new smithsonian exhibit in her honor. >> "the oprah winfrey show" and american culture. i love it. >> there's that red dress from her famous car giveaway. >> you get a car! you get a car! you get a car! you get a car! >> the exhibit also has her iconic talk show set, complete with audience chairs. check out the tissues under the seats. >> look at that! oh, my gosh. >> "cbs this morning" captured oprah and gayle king's first look at the treasure trove of historical artifacts. >> wow. this is amazing. >> yeah. >> they were guided by museum director lonnie bunch. >> well, there aren't many things that can withstand the test of time. >> this is when i was doing my own hair. >> the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture has put together an amazing display that showcases opra

nbc bay area's jean elle is live where police are asking for your help. jean? >> reporter: they are, janelle. police say they need witnesses or video to help them crack this case. friends of the victim have plastered requests for video all around this neighborhood. that mother, who was carrying her baby, was walking under those trees on sanchez. she says she doesn't remember what happened, but she was found on the ground bloodied with a severe injury to the back of her head. >> nothing was taken. nothing was stolen. it seemed to be kind of cold blooded, kind of murderous attack. >> reporter: people in noe valley want answers from police about who hit a 37-year-old woman who was carrying her baby in the back of the head, leaving the mother with fractures in her skull. >> we don't know. that's the hard part. >> reporter: so far this security video is the best evidence police have for the june 3rd attack. it was around 6:30. you can see the victim cross 28th at sanchez. she walks out of frame. about 20 seconds later, a person comes down the street and turns the co

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco with more on what mrs. clinton had to say, jean. >> reporter: jessica, hillary clinton told a crowd of supporters that her fight for common sense gun laws made her a target of the gun lobby during her presidential campaign. and now the department of justice says fbi director james comey should not have spoken publicly about the fbi's investigation into her e-mails during her hillary clinton gets a standing ovation in san francisco at the giffords law center to prevent gun violence's 25th anniversary dinner. gabby giffords awarded clinton the courageous leadership award for her ongoing efforts to strengthen common sense gun laws. clinton says her gun safety position made her a >> the gun lobby spent about $30 million against me. now, they never had the guts to take on any specific policy proposal. in fact, the ads they ran had nothing to do with guns. this he were just outright lies. >> reporter: her appearance comes hours after the release of a report by the inspector general looking into the fbi's handling

reporting live in santa rosa, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> we have some frightening new information about a sexual assault on a popular jogging trail in palo alto. it happened in march. police say 29-year-old eduardo chavarria pulled a teen age girl off of the trail near arastradero and deer creek roads. this is right next to tesla headquarters. according to the police report, chavarria threw the girl over his shoulder, took her into some bushes, tied her hands behind her back with duct tape. he then put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her. that's when the girl lied to the man, saying she had an infection so he wouldn't rape her. chavarria then untied her hands and ran off. >> it was shocking, really shocking, because i walk every day here, and i've never seen any such people at all. >> if convicted, chavarria faces life in prison without the possibility caught on videoki person in san francisco has, according to the sfpd, been arrested. we're going to show you the video b which have to warn you it is off putting. it happened last month. a man suddenly attacks a homele tend

jean elle joins us from santa rosa. jean, survivors are hoping that brockovich's star power and her expertise may make a difference for them. >> reporter: they are, jessica. as you mentioned, brockovich is famous for taking on pg&e. tonight she met with santa rosa fire survivors, most f from recovered as you can sigh. she told them to keep their heads up and to take on that corporate giant. >> there's some things that you're not going to be able to >> reporter: high profile consumer advocate erin brockovich talked with north bay fire survivors in santa rosa, encouraging them to hold pg&e accountable. eight months after the october firestorms that killed 44 and destroyed thousands of homes, survivors are emotional. >> all of it is overwhelming, and we're not young. >> good days, bad days. >> reporter: cal fire says pg&e equipment caused the majority of the north bay fires. the cause on the tubbs fire has not been determined. >> you were here. you know right from wrong. you know what you need. >> reporter: brockovich is t

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us from sf general with the latest. jean? >> reporter: raj, the san francisco sheriff tonight says her department can do better and procedures are under review after that 75-year-old woman was found dead inside this building. one change already in effect, the doors to get inside this building now require a security badge at all times. 75-year-old ruby andersen was last seen signing out of the residential care facility for the elderly where she lived on the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital campus on may 19th at 9:00 a.m. but she never returned. a staff member called the sheriff the next day at 1:00. a deputy issued a missing person bulletin on the 22nd after her family returned calls saying she was not with them. but there was never a search for andersen. the sheriff said it's because she was not a hospital patient, a protocol that is now under review. >> we're going to be reviewing everything to see where the gaps are because certainly it looks like we need to do better. >> reporter: security at the hospital was revi

jean elle is live in san francisco where the dog's owner, i can only imagine, has to be distraught. >> reporter: she is, jessica. she lives on the street. the dog's owner is homeless. she tells me she was hanging out in this alley this morning when a man who was fighting with a woman walked by and kicked her dog, puppet, right into that concrete wall. video of af man kicking a dog named puppet against a wall in san francisco is hard to watch. it's a cruel moment that has turned linda coburn's life on the streets upside down. >> right over here and got my dog right here. >> he was not breathing? >> he was not breathing. he was not moving. >> reporter: animal care and control says puppet has a fractured skull. police are searching for this man. he was last seen walking down stephenson street toward third around 9:50 this morning. video shows the incident started when he was arguing and then getting physical with a woman in the alley. coburn says the man was yelling as he walked by and puppet barked. >> i'm trying to get him. he said, i'm going to kick him. he barked. >> reporter: she sa

nbc bay area's jean elle is live south of rket. je beating is and the photos certainly are unnerving. >> reporter: they're really disturbing, jessica. tonight gingersnap tells us he was not dressed in drag when he left the sf eagle bar around 10:00 last saturday night. he says he was walking home. he came down 12th street, turned on bernice, and he says this is where someone attacked him. >> so i think he must have started with a hit to the head. >> reporter: bruised with stitches in his head and a broken tooth, tim tate is recovering from a severe beating. >> this bruise looks like a sideways boot. it looks like a square, so someone kicked me there. that brought me to the ground. there's definitely a punch directly to the nose because both eyes. >> reporter: tate, who is a popular drag queen named ginger snap says he left the sf eagle bar last saturday night around 10:00, walked a block, turned down bernice and was attacked. he wasn't stressed in drag at the time. he doesn't remember seeing or hearing his attacker, but believes he

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jean. highlight of san francisco pride for many is the parade down market street. it's also the biggest event of the weekend. here's a sneak peek at some of the floats which are being stored at pier 54. among that, the nbc bay area float as well. by the way, the parade kicks off sunday morning, 10:30. >> it's going to be fun. >>> still ahead at 11:00, tracking your every move through your cell phone. the big decision the supreme court made today about privacy. >>> and help wanted. the unusual thing the santa cruz beach boardwalk is doing to fill positions this summer. >> i'll show you where it reaches 105 degrees tomorrow, plus the big changes for sunday and monday. that's in about seven minutes. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging

when it counted — they'd just hit the bar early in the second half when this was put away by milan bad—ellying to their strengths. laying siege to the croatian goal. but it was the kind of night where it looked like nothing was going to go in. raising into the penalty! hejust did not catch it. but then, a lifeline. handball by dejan lovren. and gylfi sigurdsson, who'd missed a penalty against nigeria, wasn't going to make the same mistake twice. with argentina now winning, another iceland goal would have seen them into the last 16... but they'd left the door open at the back and ivan perisic burst through it. the first time icelandic heads had dropped in the hole 90 minutes. a 100% record for croatia. a harsh outcome for iceland. who couldn't have given any more. they head home with just one point. arjuna squeaking through an nigeria so arjuna squeaking through an nigeria so close themselves. just a minute 01’ so close themselves. just a minute or two away of getting through. the final round of matches in group c earlier. far more straightforward. france had already made it through from gr

with him kurt elling serious. shit this week on g.w. . shift living in the digital age today rolled internet sensation and artsy up and what to do against filter bubbles. but first. emotional decoding. artificial intelligence can analyze people's facial expressions to understand their emotions. a lucrative business in the advertising industry that you're going to feel in a science fiction movie that minority report personalized advertising tailored to suit people's moods is everywhere. is you get a motel welcome back to the house or it takes his work out for you that could soon become reality the advertising industry uses emotional decoding technology to reef people's facial expressions london based company realize uses it to analyze customers emotional reactions to ads from the likes of coca-cola and added that the software tracks even the smallest of facial movements and recognizes emotions like confusion and joy. emotions are. quite complex and we ask. people don't really understand them very well by now so that's why that's where comp

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that classified information that macarthur was not in favor of the use of nuclear weapons in japan as ell. i was wondering if you could talk about his position and stands in regards to nuclear weapons and how his experiences with warfare might have shaped that? prof. dickson: in europe at least, nuclear weapons were not considered, although the manhattan project was intended to develop nuclear weapons for germany. germany surrendered before the weapon was actually capable and could be deployed. so i do not think that was part of eisenhower's thinking. i do not even know if he was ready for the manhattan project. the employment of some colleagues we will talk about, arry truman. ou can ask for further elaboration later on, but i think that the consideration, eisenhower was candidate for president, he threatened the soviet union and communist china that he would deploy nuclear weapons in order -- in north korea to break the stands off -- standoff. this rather aggressive approach, this new approach, as he said, i have a secret plan to deal with korea, and that message was very clear to the s

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that's what we've done >> everyone looks at you, elle, most women will say how does she do it?f course you have welco do you follow a very strict regime yourself? would you ever have a cheeseburger >> i'm not a big meat and cheese person not just because, oh, you can't do that on your diet i'm very -- i love -- i'm basically vegan. that's the way i like to eat i have a strong plant-based foundation in my diet. i have a weakness for chocolate. i love an espresso i'm pretty good with a cream pie. but basically, you know, i enjoy feeling good i enjoy getting outdoors, exercising i eat three meals a day, i have two snacks or three snacks sometimes. and i just -- i'm quite easy about the -- about my life i think life is for living >> well, i did try, guys i thought maybe she did have a cheeseburger now and then, but no her only naughty secret is a bit of chocolate and perhaps a cream pie. no wonder she looks so good. ♪ >> russia got off to a flying start in the tournament's curtin raiser thumping saudi arabia 5-0 in front of a packed crowd which included vladimir putin and mohamed b

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>> we met at elle actually, at elle women for tv dinner like three, four years ago. >> jimmy: oh, reallyntico?" >> season one, but now we're in new york. the last two seasons have been in new york. >> jimmy: you've been all over the place. yeah, this year, we've actually gone super global, we've shot in italy, we've shot in ireland, we've shot in new york. we're like incorporating countries around the world into -- >> jimmy: do you speak other languages? >> i can pretend to speak other languages very well. buongiorno. arrivederci. al pacino. >> jimmy: al pacino. [ laughter ] robert de niro >> italiano. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw you do some sign language? >> we have marlee matlin, who is this academy award winner. >> jimmy: oh, i love marlee. >> i love her, she's amazing. we have her on the show this year. and my character apparently speaks asl. my hands and my brain don't coordinate very well. >> jimmy: really? >> but i learned a lot of bad words as you do in any language. >> jimmy: that's the first lesson, yeah. >> and marlee's super cool. the first thing she taught me, was like girl

she's digital director at elle magazine in the us. thank you forjoining us.oose that code? i can't begin to say why she chose that coat but what i can tell you is the message that has come across and what is being talked about all across social media and in the headlines today is it really showed a flagrant disregard for this incredibly tragic crisis that is happening at our borders, when we have babies, as young as three months old, separated from their pa rents months old, separated from their parents and for melania to visit one of these detention centres where they are being held with a jacket that says in big bold capital letters, "i really don't care, do you?", it sends a message. it is a message that isabel tao and it is one that many people feel shows a lack of empathy, to put it mildly. that is the reaction in the us that you have outlined. i started by saying why did she choose this coat, what if she didn't, what if she grabbed it off the back of the sofa on the way out of the door and didn't think anything of it and put it on and didn't really thin

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the latest phase includes additional buses which run from elle certificarito and ash by. 600 buses and service to school lines are all out for the summer like a lot of kids, mike. >> things keep changing, updates for any other changes that morn. his will change. if you're coming from kas toe valley, you'll want to avoid this area, that's about 28 to 30 minutes. right here i'm saving you 15 minutes, half of the time cutting down here. waze will get you there. join nbc bay area wazers, our team. we get back out to the maps and traffic map showing the same backup from 238 down to the scene. two left lanes still reported blocked and no updates from chp. we're trying to get more information. the rest of the bay -- it is a problem right now. it is an issue. even palo alto looking great. we're seeing a few more cars but it is clear as a bell as far as our view of the roadway. that's really nice. >> looking good. >> coming up on a great weekend. what a dinfferenceay makes. >> it's going to be a completely different weekend. we're getting ready for some much hotter temperatures. check that out.

has done pretty .ell great sensitivity of high yields -- our expectation is that that probably continues in the second half of the year in growth sensitive parts of the market can like the growth sensitive parts of the stock market do ok. really goodat is a point. to build on that, mark okada, the duration story that baba points out. the other is issuance. we are seeing big issuance this week to the high-yield. is the story taking a bite out of high-yield? mark: i think we certainly could see that. we could see an increase in issuance there is that starts to heat up. it takes time for the deals to come together. we will see better issuance in the second half. given the technicals, 33 weeks of outflows in high yields, that is leading to a bit of widening. jonathan: a conversation i have a lot of people is the difference between high-yield and leveraged loans. where is blackrock on the debate right now? bob: tricky question. the loan market has been a good place to hide. the front and of the yield curve in general offers a margin of safety now. 2.5% to-your notes that 2.5% notes seem fair.

. >> kim, what did it sound like from your >> i jus --ell, at first i thought she knew, because the news wasingrto break. and we had to get her on the phone. she was kind of quiet on the phone. and i know her personality enough to know that she would have been screaming or something. and i said, wait, you don't know? and she was know what? i was like, you're going home. and screams and cries and we all just cried on the phone. >> and there will be much more of hoda's exclusive interview tomorrow morning on > still ahead here tonight, side effects warning. the new alert about hundreds of common medications linked to depression. are your prescriptions raising yourout you even in also the wild dal wse 25-story climb has made her a social media star. hope you can stay with us. >>> there is concerning news tot a possible connection between rising levels of depression and some of the medications most often found in americans' medicine cabinets. researchers today report that more than one in three adults is on at least one medication that could put them at risk. nbc's tom costello has the new w

the latest phase includes additional buses on the 80 line which runs between elle cerrito and the ashby b.a.r.t. station and route 81 is being eliminated. in all, 600 buses or service to school lines are out fosh summer. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> thieves use her debit card out of state but her bank says the charges will stand. that plus one thing you can do to protect your pin. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first happening now, meghan markel's father is speaking out for first time he says, quote, i absolutely wanted to walk my daughter down the aisle but i'm recovering from a heart operation and doing much better. we'll have more for you after the breabridge toll plaza nbc bay area responds to a >>> welcome back, looks like the backup is already building at the bay bridge approach this morning. mike is back with a look at the morning commute. it is 4:54. >> nbc bay area responds to a teacher whose debit card was being used out of state while she was in the classroom. >> she turned to our consumer team

peter de vary oh d aidlogize by saying there was a special pla e ell for trudeau for crossing president trump but the president isn't apologize for calling true today weak. he's still ticked off about the press conferen after he he left the that canada wouldn't be pushed around i think the president believes trudeau dough mea that literally. when i got out hito the plane i tnk that justin probably dn't know that air force one has about 20 televisions and i see t ahe televind he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed aroundy the united states. i say push him around in we just shoands. it was very friendly and no, i have a really good relationship with justin trudeau other than he had a news conference that he had because he assumed i was in an airplan and he he assumed i wasn't watchg. q. i'm really curious about what people think is the difference between giving a news conference and just sendiut a lot of bitch i tweets. it's almost balanced on each side, but at this point a lot of people know if you say something about the president there's a good chance he'll be wa

. >> you're day saying if there but here the case would be some are elling pregnancy centers, that that ould not be permissible? >> that would be judged under judicial scrutiny and wouldn't be required. and it would be the same framework. my hypothetical was designed to take out the medical procedure. but it prefers women only to abortion providers and the state decides we don't want facilities that prefer women. we want facilities that will tell women about the full range of their options. would a requirement that such a facility post a notice that there are a lot of options and here's how you can access them, would that be unconstitutional? >> yes. it's a targeted law and aimed at particular people. if a pro-life state can tell a doctor you have to tell people about adoption, why can't a pro-choice state tell a doctor, a facility, whatever it is you have to tell people about abortion. licensed under section 1204 of the california code. that is limited principally to nonprofit community clinics. so all doctors in private practice are out of the statute to begin with, and the state admi

reporting live from san francisco, jean elle. >> thank you. quite a party there.she brings a lot of energy. first let's say if this holds true, london breed is the city? >> look, she's a role model amonother things. first african-american femal mayor of san francisco, major city like that. that says something in itself. but don't be cnting her in just yet. votes are going to be distbuted for days until somebody emerges with 50% plus one. it could be her. it could easily be the next two candidate. s farro over. >> that was the strategy that mark leno and jane kim had to see if either of they campaigning together that they could somehow knockreed ou >> that's right. and the fact that they're so close relatively speaking tells me there's a good chance that one of those two winds up number one. >> that's interesting. thank you, larry. >> let's talk about sam lick o liccardo, an easy victory with 74% of thvote. earlier tonight it was a packed house at mess cal restaurantn downtown. surrounded by his supporters, liccardo says the reelection is rewarding. >> i'm just gra

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for a white woman in california whohe called police on an 8-year-old african-american girl who was ellingottled wat outside her home. marianne favro has more on the fallout from it. >> water i $2. >> jordan decided to make some money selling bottled water before the giants game at at&t park. she wanted to earn money for a tr to disneyland and help her mom who just lost her mom. sales were brisk until this woman stopped the 8-year-old and threatened to call police. that's when jordan's mother started recording. she is seen crouching. >> the call to police was more than disrespectful. she'sonnced it was racially motivated. >> i'm upset she had to go through it.n' i d think living in san francisco in a my biracial child would ever go flew something like this. >> now, this video has gone viral with many nicknaming the woman permit patty. many a referringt to the bbq becky incident in april. when a white woman called police on a group of black people bbqing on lake merit. they've seen dozens of vendors sell everything from sunglasses to t-shirts without permits. >> i doubt she was on anyone el

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reporting live in petaluma, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, you decide. for the first time that radical ree states will now be in the hands of voters. it's being called cal-3, and it just earned a spot on this november's ballot. the idea is spearheaded by legendary venture capitalist tim draper. supporters o his plan delivered 600,000 signatures to the state capitol in order to qualify officially for the ballot. now, here are the proposed borders. the bay area and sacramento fornia.e part o n you can see it there in yellow. l.a. would simply be california, theren red. and fresno all the way down through san bernardino and into san diego would be southern california. now, if voters approve it, s lawmakers would still have to give it the okay. the federal government also has to agree. it's not likely, but if it passes, it would be the first di ofvisionn existing u.s. state since the creation of west virginia in 1863. >>> s n announcement in the san francisco's mayor's race, but a winner could be declare the as early asomro afternoon. as of tonight, the numb

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the next justice is likely to move the courtn o the right oa number of issues, and the chief justice ellmerge as a swing vn quite a few cases. it will become the roberts court people refer to because he will be at the center of it, literally as chief justice but also often as the swingvote. >> let's not suggest gorsuch and scalia wereor tit tat. so we already have had some right ward drift o the court and this next nominee will send the court further to the right. much to watch in the months to come. professor melissa a murray also attorney josh patashnic. thanks to you both. nk >> t you. >> on tuesday primary elections were held in five states including new york.re the veteran democrat crowley suffered a stunning defeat to 28-year-old cortez. a forme organizers for bernie sanders, her victory may mark a turning point for the democratic part. also, congresswoman waters generated controversy when she ld people at a rally to confront tmp administration. she was called a, quote, low iq person. joining me for a deeper look the issues are democracy in color president amylison and san francisc

. >> nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in san francisco with how this case was cracked. jean? >> reporter: raj and jessica, investigators say that victim was standing here at fulton and stanyan waiting for a rideshare to pull up. but instead, another car pulled up, and two men forced that woman to get in her car. investigators say cell phone records and reviewing video from multiple sources helped lead to the arrest. two sexual assault suspects are in jail more than a month after police say they carried out a vicious attack. random attack like this where they pull a woman off the street >> r investigator say the victim got in a ride share in mison on april 14th, but she was alarmed by the route, got out near fulton and stanyan and called for another ride. that's when police say fredi lopez-flores and christian quintero forced the woman into their car and drove her to sonoma, attacking her along the way. she escaped at a safeway parking lot. police zeroed in on this dodge magnum using her cell phone records. >> we were able to pull her phone records, and we got about the time t

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. >>> actress reese witherspoon can pull her elle woods iconic prada heels out of the closet and outnt. pla the the fashion forward attorney. she has yet to comment, though, on this news. the legallyndd, though, post images of herself on instagram with fellow big little lies cast members nicole kidman and shailene woodley. season 2 will feature merriyl streep when it returns. >>> competitors came out in full force for the new orleans oyster eating championship. it didn't take long for one man from georgia to claim victory. danny breeden slurped down 40 dozen oysters. this was his first time participating in the contest. he claimed first place in the $1,000 contest. it was sponsored by acme oyster house and was held as part of the 2018 new orleans oyster festival. pretty easy because a lot of slurping, not a lot of chewing. >> he still beat a lot of competitors though. first time out of the box. i don't know if it's beginner's luck. >>> restaurants are thanking those who keep our kids healthy and educated today with some free food. red robin will be giving teachers a free tavern doubl

witnesses toldss the car heading toward grant street was for ell aenger side mirror.ries a reckless driver is still at large and wants people who may spot the car to call sot: jillian victim// about it i can't actually see on the news and run hit and run and get caught dont but it they're out there to somebody else fatal results." if caught the driver may face felony charges.in the meantime burgess is (pam) (pam) let's take a live look outside on this friday night... (catherine mabrisa is here with the forecast.. expect widespread low cloud cover over the coastal waters to fill in and spread inland overnight. tracking patchy coastal drizzle from late tonight into saturday morning, overnight lows will be in the 50s. temperatures cool once again region-wide on saturday as an upper level system pushes inland to our north. highs will range in the 60s along the coast and 70s inland. a more robust warming trend is then likely to begin on sunday and continue into the middle half next week. (pam) it looks like the vote count will linger through the linger count will like the

than previously thought according to a new report the middle east i new site says that it has even ells revealing those who were willing to exchange inside information with the amorality ambassador to the u.s. during the twenty sixteen election campaign britain's prince william has ended his middle east tour with a visit to the holy sites in occupied east jerusalem it was the first official visit by a member of the world family since nine hundred forty eight those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after inside story next. make time for europe that's the german chancellor angela merkel on the migrant crisis which is polarizing the ease some countries are threatening to seal the borders so could that sealed the fate of the european union itself this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter it is an issue that has split the european union and as the german chancellor angela merkel is warning it's make or break time for the future of the twenty eight nation bloc leaders are in brussels to discuss the migration crisis with deep divisions over how to mana

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ell it exactly the way it is. america responded and blew them out of the water. there is not a single person that could challenge or beat donald trump to become president. >> we actually have the results. we are seeing the results having a probusiness and proworker president in the white house. i just noticed you have a new book coming up. >> yes i do. >> the theme of that is very much in line with the kind of melt down i preserve is going on. >> yes, i can't talk about it yet. kimberly mentioned i very favorably. >> i'm very upset she was the only person. >> it's an exciting item you forgot you said it but it was good. i can't talk about it but i do completely agree with your point. we need to disband the official republican party. i totally agr i'm sorry representative. >> i quit. it depresses me because i feelt. like we are at the end of the campaign. he appealed to the people. this was the first time i hated the republican party. they were exposed as a uni party. it's for the rich and donors. since he's been president. i know he's up against a lot. man the sw

ell, that is right.at, by 2040, half of the new car sales and about one third of the total global fleet is forecasted to be electric and it is a lot of batteries. 10 and ank about passenger car because they were carter, those batteries will need to be replaced and we have ofrowing mountain batteries. what they are thinking through is the fact that the batteries are kind of not done. they are useful. i cannot power a car, but still 10 years of useful life in less eye for demanding applications and the key is to recycle the raw materials. with the companies are finding, testing, putting into commercial applications, is a second revenue stream and, if they can make an extra set of profits in the same product, that is clearly something worth chasing. what it also seems to answer the question, people having questions about dangers of these batteries piling up in the environment. how are they going to get reused in which markets will they be in? >> so, we are looking at a real explosion of testing and a real d