collapsed when the elm trees got hit badly by dutch elm disease.otentially affect elm trees is a worry for this particularly rare insect. just remind us where it was you said people can get in touch if they have some evidence that might help? there is an online resource called tree alert, look it up and you will be able to report anything related to tree health. there are a series of things that people are interested in finding out about, and they are highlighted on that website. thank you so much forjoining us this evening. a £100,000 reward has been offered to help find the killer of a notorious criminal. john palmer, nicknamed goldfinger, was shot dead in the garden of his home near brentwood in essex three years ago. palmer was connected with the 1983 brink's—mat robbery at heathrow airport which earned him his nickname, but was cleared of involvement in court. kim riley reports. john palmer in the garden of his home in south weald shortly before he died. nicknamed "goldfinger" after being acquitted of handling gold bullion in the brink's—mat r

it will also enhance the area especially elm street. it's been a slow transformation, , i witnessed anons was improvement in the area. knowing that will will be residential units should make the area safer. you can also help local businesses as well. for instance, i've seen a decline in the number of diners during the day at max's restaurant. i'm sure of other businesses in the area have seen a decline in the business, too. i'm excited about the retail aspect and as i mentioned, the area is improving and having residential units that include off street parking will be a welcome addition. parking, the number of off street parking may be reduced. i encourage, if that could be changed, fine, but i'm in full support of having as much off street parking available to the occupants. in conclusion, i support and would like to see the 600 van ness project approved. >> thank you. any additional public comment? ms. hester. >> i was going to defer to the the person who testified the last time that there should be more housing on site. i support thi

it decimated elms, didn't it?guy is likely to come in and not good things for it. one thing we can do is watch very closely. i know you got advice on what people could do and notified they spotted it. the woodland trust is asking members the public to go to the observatory website and use the tree alerts link on that page where they can upload photographs and locations of what they have seen. that is if you have seen either the caterpillar or the zigzag shape, which has been cut through on the leaves. it is very easy to spot. reported through the website. that will allow the forestry commission and ourselves to track the progress of the bug across the country. thank you very much for talking to us about that. keep your eyes open. when you think about mining, you think about what happens underground, rather than over it. but this weekend all eyes will be on a giant mechanical miner roaming through south yorkshire. man engine is the uk's biggest ever puppet, ali fortiscue is with him now. you're just you'rejust goin

will we see elm trees go?ndscape until the 60s and 70s. dutch elm disease was a disaster. that knocked out 26 million mature trees. what were got left is really the remnants of that and in particular, there is the national elm collection in brighton and hove of 17,000 elm trees and obviously they are now at threat from this beastie. if we can't do anything, you are loath to sate, insecticidal pesticides that can use, that are safe? probably not. the problem with this one is, because it's so mobile, it willjust come back in again. it's not a hopeless message. the point about this is it's an example of a pest thatis this is it's an example of a pest that is coming from a different part of the world. we need to put measures in place to stop further things coming in. in the first instance, we would like to track where it is in the country. there is a website called 0bservatory where people can go and register through the tree alerts page with they can upload a photograph, provide information about where they have

so whether they come in through west elm and have kids, pottery barn kids, we have a brand we have aroduct line for them. and at the same time it is important even for our pottery barn customer we give them value. we launched pottery barn apartment. it is a new customer it is these initiatives that bring in new customers whether it is price point or whether it is a collaboration with another designer or we just did something i think pretty interesting which is we put pottery barn kids with west elm to develop a kids line in the past we thought about each brand individually. and now we are saying how do the brands work together to produce more innovative products. >> throughout the range, you have stuck by something, what you have been saying is look, we are going to offer more competitive product pricing including shipping now we all know that shipping costs have gone up how can we not have that compression growth market. >> the shipping we do white glove. we bring it into your home and don't do a door drop ma most of our furniture come into the home we reduced our shipping prices so

plans and will ship production to -- plant elm will ship productions to asia. this is after the european union raised tariffs on its products from 6% to 31% in retaliation for president trump's deal in aluminum terrace. uc berkeley political science professor says other companies to -- could follow. >> when you are playing a game when you are dealing with multinational corporations who have the ability to ship their products from country to country, you will see more examples of this kind of reaction from multinational corporations. >> president trump responded tweet saying quote, surprised that harley davidson, of all companies, would be the first to waive the weight flag he said, i thought hard for them and will ultimately -- and ultimately they will not pay tariffs into the eu, which is hurt us badly on trade. >>> a boy in fairfield had to be held by firefighters after he got his head stuck in a statue at a local library. this shows firefighters working to free the boy who got stuck while trying to crawl through the statue. they were able to gently chip a sm

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. >> stahl: this one person at 11 elm street gets this one, and 13 elm street gets that one. >> parscale> stahl: parscale took some heat for taking micro-targeting too far, because he hired cambridge analytica. the company, now defunct, used so-called psychographics, that micro-target ads based on personality. for instance, an extrovert would get one kind of message; a neurotic person, another. it's controversial because of its orwellian overtones. ( cheers and applause ) after mr. trump won, cambridge analytica said it was key to the victory. but parscale insists he never used psychographics. he said it doesn't work. so you didn't use it because you didn't think it really worked, as opposed to, you didn't use it because you thought it was wrong, that it was manipulative or sinister, or something like that. >> parscale: no, i don't believe it's sinister. >> stahl: no? okay. you just don't think it works. >> parscale: no, i just don't think it works. >> stahl: parscale's title was digital director, but by the end of the campaign, his portfolio grew. he oversaw data collection, polling, ad

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cities and towns in darrow's eastern countryside today there have been two massacres in the town of elm aside for and. the russian airstrikes targeted residential areas some civilians were sheltering in their basements when they were hit dozens were killed by the air strikes and they scared many people leading them to flee tens of thousands of also fled toward the border with the occupied golan heights or in lebanon hundreds of syrian refugees that have started crossing the border to return to an uncertain future refugees cram their families and belongings into pick up trucks cars and tractors the lebanese government has told them to go back saying many areas in syria are now stable enough but the united nations is more cautious saying the country is not yet safe. and with al jazeera live from london much more still ahead for you at least fifteen people die in the latest fight you can see in the kenyan capital's largest open air market and relatives wait for a fifth day outside a cave in thailand by twelve schoolboys and their coach is still trapped. welcome back let's start by looking

i don't want to die that's heaven squared it was called square of heaven but now it's square of elm we used to love wandering around this place but because of the killings we started eating. more toward. khalid was among many forced to witness the beheadings that became the defining symbol of the ice here in the uk. here in the square i asked what shop the ads often stick heads on t.v. all around us. this is where they would execute people have a lot of whatever you have to be punished to the shop and they would terrorize people with. you know i was shocked to hear. the propaganda videos of those killings horrified many around the world. this is where rockers children were forced to watch it all happen they had big plasma t.v.'s children could watch the punishment death and executions the t.v.'s were everywhere i was going to see the seats. or so until i was mandatory had to apply. the children used to be afraid if they saw a chicken killed. as a god but after a while they would never in a care of humans were executed that's our life and it was helped. a lot out of. place. as we go dee

we're at the elm wood facility. it is unusual for a suspect to accuse in a crime like this. to be held totally without bail. and remain incarcerated. this investigation is far from over. >> reporter: they are best friends. and have been since their days in high school. still together. now 23 year-olds face multiple felony charges for allegedly having sex with under age teenage boys. investigation tors say the women bragged and joked about the>> u deviant. and such as going to hell because of the actions. >> detectives for the say they launched a criminal investigation back on april 7 after getting tips to allween te women and several boys all 15 or 16 years old. >> it's outrageous. they think it's funny. it's a crime and they're predators. >> cisco was arrested here. at her family home. where much of the sexual activity took place. we didn't get a response whether we knocked. she was also a student teacher. but detectives say they haven't found any connection to any students there. the school district told detectives cisco has been barred from any contact with students. inve

poland already eliminated, but they'll head elme on thes of a victory.al got a go off the set piece.te despi the loss, japan advan points tiebreaker.fa fair play they had ant two- advantage over senegal.as we look at our updated bracket. we know all 16 nations that have move to the next phase. we're waiting to figure out where to slide in englato and whe slide in belgium. if that game ends in tie, guess how it will determi who wins first and second in their group? fifa fair play ints. >> it will be a polite me, i'm sure. >> depends on who you ask. belgium minght be t to -- sounds like belgium will be content to take second place and foul away. colombia, the hardships they had to deal with. mes rodriguez on field there. only able to com off the bench in the opening game. that's when they were already down a man. went the full 90 in game two, then subbed out again with what appears to be a reaggravation of that calf injury. >> seems that way. he's04ip obviously come off. it's not a substitution you would maket tactically a that stage of the game. the colombian team, they get six points

they were approached at that time by the unions they said if you bring elm bj on the uaw and reuter they said if you choose lbj, we will turn against the ticket. my uncle said, to my father go down and tell lyndon what were getting so he knows over getting into. when my father had that conversation with lyndon my father was trying to talk them out of the job, he wasn't. he was just saying what's going to happen. johnson was regarded as a right-wing softener. he was a nonunion state and unions were the backbone of the democratic party them. they hated him. my father was conveying a political reality to him. but i think lyndon felt it was personal. when my uncle is killed, there was a lot of tension immediately following his death. it was lyndon's trip in the way that the transition was handled at the time my father was extremely wounded and damaged at that time. having said that, johnson d some really nice things for my father. he knew my father was struggling. he started in indonesia my mother ended up solving a problem that probably would have evolved into a war. those trips are importa

>> nightmare on elm street, freddy kruger, i like that.dracula. >> very good. >> i don't like scary movies. >> i don't they are. >> i have nightmares. >> anyone that remembers as a kid? >> i thought willie wonka and the chocolate factory was terrifying. the children eat too much candy and they explode, away from their parents. and wizard of oz. >> that is a scary film. >> very frightening. >> i would sleep with my mom and dad when it was on. >> best, evil dead 2, check it out, sam rainy. ever seen it? >> better than 1? >> better than anything sam ramey did. >> next question. >> this's it. all right, one more thing, up next. ♪ at won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. >> it's time for one more thing. i know, they put me first. >> dana: i don't want to be second. we get to go to an

are they underlining the elms of good policy the way they should be being consistent with potenti potentially a cohesive platform if one exists. >> i will say that the pressure has been on president trump and his administration to fix this problem. if the problem gets fixed, you know, we've heard some democrats say, well, the problem isn't really family separation. it's the fact that children are being detained at all and if they do move the goalpost that could give president trump and his republican allies an opening to say now you're changing the subject and really this is something, you know, talking about children and being in detention that the president obama and past administrations were doing and seen the president make that argument and could drive it home if democrats decide to go in that direction. >> kevin, anita, jordan, thank you. >>> the crisis at the border now that the executive order has been signed to halt the separation of families, how is the white house reconnecting the parents and children who have been split up? we'll go there. >>> plus a day of outrage. americans stil

so moving on,elme back if we can get them back up. wanted to give you an update on howard street, i think. we had some commentary on howard street. i wanted to give you a little bit of an update. you'll recall it was two years ago in 2016 that kate was killed at the intersection howard and 7th when a driver ran a red light. since then, we've taken a number of actions to improve safety at that intersection and along the entire corridor. on 7th street, we've removed a lane of traffic to create a traffic protected bike lane and install traffic signals that are 50% larger and more visible. the streetscape project on folsom is the next project. it's part of a larger project. we have installed improvements to enhance safety along the corridor which are having an impact. for example, we've completed changes on folsom including a protdnd aig 8th and folsom.ylig ing alo the corridor and the addition of transit boarding islands. howard street has unique challenges because of the existence of the muni overhead lines, although there's not any reg

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so for the bias elm paire impaid here is news. he got remains of 200 u.s.back from north korea week after issue was raise. record low unemployment. helping women and men. our g.d.p. climbs higher. so, if he a monster, he might be the worst monster ever. meaning not a monster at all. that's why optimism is high. 95% of manufacturers have a positive company outlook. it's good news. even if the elites deny it. and about those elites. >> do you ever notice they always call the other side, the elite. the elite. why are they elite? i have a much better apartment than they do. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i'm smarter than they are. i'm richer than they are. i became president and they didn't. [cheers and applause] and i'm representing the greatest, smartest, most loyal, best people on earth, the deplorables. remember that? >> greg: that's key. brag something never appealing but is he not wrong. that by wealth he is an elitist, yet, he is still embraced by working classes. no wonder the deniros, upon does all unralph, trump is richer than them all but closer to

there's zach galifianakis and jonathan krisel and martha kelly.er and i was elmed.n as a mom. >> seth: you're really not. i'm telling you, some weird thing happens to me where i disappear. it just does. anyway, i can't explain it. wish i could. so i wrote, "dear mom" and i wrote this long letter. and i sent it to a couple people because it mattered to me, the letter. and they -- they were -- both fr said, my goond abraham and my manager amos, and they sa -- this would make a good book. and i said, "uh, that seems like a lot of work." [ laughter ] >> seth: your mom seemed to be quite a character, especially at restaurants. what was yrer mom like at aurants? >> well, she didn't -- any midwesterner, if they aren't waited on within 15 seconds, they do this. [ laughter ] "is there anybody else here?"e. it's t honestly, my mom's first word were always, "could we get some extra butter?" and the maÎtre d' would say, "well, let us seat your party first." [ laughter and applause ] eth: it's really a lovel book. >> thank you. >> seth: and she seemed like a lovely woman. r and

quote, from february 23rd, 2018 and april 2018, the defendants, paul manafort and constantine ka little elm nick knowingly and intentionally conspired to corruptly persuade another person with the intent to influence, delay and prevent the testimony of any person in an official proceeding. to help us understand the significance of these brand-new indictments and what they mean for the special counsel investigation into russian collusion and obstruction of justice, some of our very best reporters and guests join us now. from "the new york times" mike schmidt. joyce vance former u.s. attorney now law professor at the university of alabama. david chris, assistant attorney general for national security. and with us at the desk washington lemire for the associated press. joyce, let me start with you you and i talked about this witness tampering investigation or allegations against paul manafort. what does it mean? what are today apartmen's indic against paul manafort and constantine mean for those men and the investigation itself? joyce? joyce, can you hear us? joyce can't hear us. let me ask yo

for them of elm they are not asylum seekers. for many of them they don't know what the asylum process is. there is responsibility there which, again is, another argument which is why parents should be allowed to care for their children. >> judge: i am going to let day began's blood boil. but the bible requires. this using that as a basis for a legal decision. >> dagen: right. i didn't. and you heard in terms of religious leaders franklin graham the reverend coming out against what was happening at the border. >> judge: of course. >> to have the attorney general quote scripture and i heard a democrat on another network on sunday, you've got acts over here but i will up with you leviticus. i thought -- but, again. >> judge: this is not a basis for law. >> dagen: democrats want to act like it is all about the children. that is not just the case. they are using this as -- for political gain as well. and you can't ignore that look at chuck schumer. chuck schumer said i'm not going to -- legislation is not the solution. the president

center elms asian trade executive director. lineology is in the firing as we have been discussing.cularly when it comes to technology and the technology industry. haidi: plus, counting down to the boj. a closer look at what to expect from the central bank with inflation still far below the 2% target. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "bloomberg markets" as we look at central banks heading to the bigs are from stimulative houses. the boj looking like the last one to leave the party. bloomberg global economics and policy editor kathleen hays has a preview of the boj decision. we could get that any moment and governor kuroda's policy has had more than -- time than ever. has he put himself in a corner? kathleen: that is one way of looking at it. another way is that aggressive monetary policies and you less, the number one leg on prime minister abe's stool when he ago andabenomics a year governor kuroda is who he chose to put the policy in place. we know he has been determined to do that. we also know he has had a setback lately. if we look in our library, you can see the

>> i'm president of elm income group. i have a 50 year association with the private sector and benefit to find a contribution. i was puzzled in that if we wrapped-- were presented with this actuary in the private sector, the first thing we would be doing is looking at the rate of return and yet that is the one solution you have dismissed out of hand. it is particularly curious in light of kim's question and your answers which implies that the fair market value of the bond held in the trust fund which there is no fair market value since you can't sell them, but if you could sell them henry implies that the fair market value is actually higher than the book value because of the special provision. please tell me why you are dismissing-- >> i would not say i'm dismissing it. i would say that the value of our assets as a percent of the annual costs is way less than any private benefit-- defined benefit plan. they are generally intended to be fully funded. social security is not. it's more of a pay-as-you-go system. we do hold

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is being scrubbed by rosenstein and his minions and people at the fbi and they are removing as much elmly, it's going to delay the release of the report and perhaps put it out during the singapore summit. steve: well, now, keep in mind, rod rosenstein, he is the guy who is essentially running the mueller probably. so, wouldn't that be curious if he, at the same time, if this were true, if joe is right, and he and his minions at the department of justice are trying to make the department of justice and the fbi look good, that's really bad. and it's not just me that feels that way. judge napolitano does, too. >> if he gives a different version under oath than he gave in writing, then the scrubbing is going to become the issue. wait a minute, you found this about jim comey, you are telling us about it now but you didn't put it in the report? if you but the it in the report and somebody took it out? if somebody took it out, who told you to take it out. now we have another compoundeddersers. we have these leaks because the public needs to know that this might not be a truthful document. bria

the argument against that is the constitution elm bodies the rule of law.is the person can't be the prosecutor or the judge in his own case. i think the stronger argument is most respectfully the president cannot pardon himself. there are partisan and there are partisan. president trump have pardoned people who have already committed crimes. when president ford pardoned then recently former president nixon. nixon hadn't been charged with anything. he just basically said i'm wiping out. i'm preventing anybody from, thats you with anything from the moment of your birth to the day of the my pardon. there is a variety of ways the pardon power can be utilized. brian: he's not going to get indicted. >> i disagree with rudy giuliani. i profoundl dagree with the image he created. why he would create this image is beyond me. now, i'm quoting him. the president could have james comey shot in the oval office and couldn't be prosecuted for it the image is horrific and demeaning for everybody involved in it it's wrong on the law. if something like that were to happen. t

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todd isttle elm, texas, a republican.ler: the products that are being made in mexico, for one thing, you have for example a lot of kenmore stuff, you have to take out a basic warranty to make sure that they keep running because they will break down. i have had the experience. nafta in itself is just a minute thing compared to the wto. if you read wto, you will find out that all of our congress, governors, mayors, anybody associated with a fate -- state, federal, or local government is exempt, but the worker that retires after 30 years of tenure in his minimum age -- and is minimum age 55 will have money taken out of their entire retirement, and they call that the lump sum according to the wto uruguay. john, i hope you are listening. i hope this is a complete show, and it will take about a month, and pick up a copy. you can go online and do it, of the uruguay round agreements and you will see what i'm telling you. this gentleman here with you, mr. young, when they retire after 30 years, if they are not affiliated with the

the reality is that was an many elming practice of people. race culture did not begin in modern era. it began on the slave mantation. at least it has its most extensive expression. there was no me-too movement to save black women many from the ravages of white men. and complicity of white women. but sally hemmings stands as a monumental testimony to the hue manty of black people produced in that union. the children of sally hemming have a rightful place that the labor that built monticello, the intelligence was not thomas jefferson as i lone. he create add family that is part of the american compact. barack obama is the product of a white woman and a black man, an african man coming together and producing this wonderful and splendid child. the offspring of sally hemmings and thomas jefferson are testimony to what happens when white men who have laid with nd partners with black women have produced a culture not only children but an entire culture. that culture is not recognized the ways in which black contributions through black labor, black b

we have rod blagojevich elm serving 14 years for talking politics on the phone. 14 years?>> can this be fixed? can we change that. >> the president has to order the deputy attorney general and the fbi to change the culture in the department and have accountability so that there are not selective and political prosecutions. pete: bernie charactebernie keru for your time. slamming kevin hart for not attacking president trump. zachery brian is a hollywood conservative who has had enough and he joins us next hour. and, a special performance from three doors down you will only see here coming up next. stick around. prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? ♪ ♪ abby: all right. well, if you saw o

trump for president advisory board in kuala lumpur we have deborah elms executive director at asian tradecenter and in london we have sam low international trade expert at the center for european reform welcome to you all very much stephen can i start with you in new jersey the e.u. commission president john called. says judas imposed only e.u. by the u.s. president go against all logic and history what is president trump hoping to achieve let's put this in perspective none of the actions that president truckers take is punitive in nature what the president wants to do is make sure that everyone is on the same playing field tariffs against united states have been out of control they've been unfair and interesting the president really never blamed the leaders of the e.u. for this he has blamed past us and ministrations for making bad deals and i'm kind of sorry can i just get a little bit more clarity on that because as i understand it generally speaking european union tyrus are around the three percent mark and u.s. tariffs are around the two point three percent mark so what would preside