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we'll keep an ey eon that one for you. in the women's draw, the number 8 seed petra kvitova is out. she was beaten in straight sets by the 25th seed anett kontaveit. that's a first defeat in 13 matches for kvitova. still no play on the second day of the second test between engalnd and pakistan. joe root‘s side will resume on 106 for 2 after an inspired performance from the bowlers yesterday. three wickets from stuart broad saw pakistan bowled out for 174. fomrer captain michael vaughan had suggested broad should have been dropped for the second test to shake things up, comments he felt were unfair. i have always been open to punditry. it is always interesting when you listen to different opinions. this week, there was little point in it. this week did disappoint me slightly. i picked up only eight wickets in christchurch. it was disappointing to read those comments but that is the world we live in. gareth southgate will give an indication of who will start england's opening match of the world cup. they play the first of two friendlies later. nigeria are first up at wembley this even

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because nike stopped supplying them with shoes citing american sanctions but even if nike wanted to run eons to stop wearing them they're still just doing it anyways this is sports this is football there is nothing to do with politics and that's quite something quite irrelevant the sanctions whatever it's not going to come into the field of sports you can see iranian people are wearing nike and maybe it's a kind of popular brand but i guess many people have a second thought about it because this is not really fair and this is not fair play win or lose he said iran's participation of the world cup for a second time in a row is already a great idea and at home in a country where women still aren't allowed to attend a football games in public stadiums there are signs of progress this is a call out to iranian women for a star search style competition to find the country's next female football announcer. and earlier this year the national indoor women's team brought home the asia cup. beating out top competition and encouraging more women to get their foot in the door neighborhood ahmed was afrai

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the city savannah has become the latest country to elect a populist party after its neighbors it's an eon hungry although former prime minister younis young right wing party won the most votes in the election and fell far short of a majority tanya novak has more from the piano. he's a former prime minister was disgraced by a corruption scandal but now yanna sanchez and his slovenian democratic party are back on the political map his hard line on immigration secured his party a victory in this election immigration has been at the top of the political agenda since two thousand and fifteen when half a million people playing ball pass through slovenia on their way to the best in europe close a playful pose almost foreign challenges that are part of the domestic challenges include the modern crisis so it's a challenge for the whole of the e.u. during a biggest wave of mass migrations we told our european partners that a better large should be in short supply back in their countries and not in europe listed on his nearest challenger was comedian turned politician martin charles leader of the ne

friedland said on twitter, leaders need to be eons reproach in the example they set.hort. >>> the supreme court has sided with the privacy rights of cell phone users in a five-or vote. they decided that law enforcement must obtain a warrant in order to track location through cell phone records. the judges argued that consumers knowingly give data to third parties therefore diminishing their right to privacy. this afternoon, a law professor said there are exceptions for emergencies but in most cases, police will need a warrant. >> in this particular case, they were tracking a man for hundreds of days. they had a very full picture of where he had been at all times during those days. this kind of thing is a search and it requires a warrant. >> the supreme court said attempts by police to obtain records without a warrant would violate the fourth amendment right to protection from unreasonable search and seizure. >>> hundreds of people have ended their lives legally under california's assisted suicide law. state health officials reported that 374 terminally ill people to d

i look forward to your support and i would like to thank my legislative aide, eon fregosi, for his greatrk on this. colleagues, i hope i can look forward to your support. thank you. >> supervisor breed: thank you, supervisor fewer. supervisor sheehy. >> supervisor sheehy: i would like to applaud supervisor fewer's leadership in bringing this forward we had a public hearing in public safety and the stories were horrific. something has fundamentally changed in the real estate market in san francisco. big, out of town real estate speculators, like veritas, buy buildings based on the premise that they will be able to push out the existing rent-controlled tenants. they pay more for them than what the buildings are worth, if you pencil in the costs -- if you were to make your calculations based on the rents that are being paid currently. the assessments are also higher. and they have been engaging in a series of steps in order to push those tenants out. the first is by passing through -- and again, i applaud supervisor fewer, passing through the financing costs and assessment costs on to the t

show what many of us vets anecdotally are experiencing which is a simple plant that's been around for eons is helping. >> and just an hour and a half later, a vote. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> the motion passes unanimously. [ cheers and applause ] >> there are signs everywhere of a revolution gaining momentum, mainstream medicine, serious academic scientists, previously so unwilling to dip a toe into the heavily stigmatized world of medical marijuana are now diving in head first. >> all sorts of people came out of the woodwork to try to help us, include va researchers who are experts of marijuana use with vets by ptsd. and also researchers funded by nida, who are located at johns hopkins. >> and now one year after the study was approved by the federal government, the plants are now fully grown, brimming the chemicals that could hold so much promise. but one question still nags at rick doblin. did it have to take so long? for decades researchers have wanted to speed things up by getting a variety of marijuana strains from places other than the university of mississippi, even taking th

eone of the charges against him are connected to president or to the campaign.s can appeal the judge's decision, but the chances are slim he'll be outprf on before he goes to trial. >>> time right now is 33 several hours later, fire crews montgomery county are still battling flames. >> the fire tore through a recycling plant i rockville. news 4's derrick ward joins us from ther live right now. firefighters have been on the sce since yesterday, and there's still some hot spots, derrick? >> reporter: yeah, tindeedre are. this was a paper fire. paper products, rags, this like that. they're brought in bulk here, bundled, and taken off tthe recycled. just beyond that area, the ble to, you might be make out heavy equipment that is moving the loose paper around. spots,hey uncover hot they put watt oer on it. chopper 4 was over the site yesterday. it was a spectacular fire. just about every fire company in montgomery county sent equipment out here at some point between the time the f serted yesterday around 3:30 and toiny. it's of a fire watch right now. they hope to ha

we have not seen him in the bounds of this recusal go far and wide but it goes to show eone whohe number two person at the f.b.i., if he has to file a f.o.i. lawsuit to get papers that directly correlate to his firing, what other -- >> harris: why is it happening, dav ere the most important thing. this is what the audience should care about most. that the rule of law is followed. with respect to the inspector general report tomorrow, that is fwing the rule of law. throper to investigate this. i don't think it has what republicans wants to have in it. it has facts about the misjudgments but not havesmun ae republicans are looking for. >> what is that, though? >> david: republicans want this report to come out and say that the department of justice to say this is a for to prevent trump to get elected. and if elected to get him impeached. that is not going to happen. >> harris: i don't think that is what they want. they just want to know who was biased and can there be accountability. they are not holding the entire justice department or the f.b.i. -- is attacking the entireump department o

that is a way of checking when they had foreign communicants, presumably terrorists, to with --eone in the united states communicating with someone in the united states. that is what said no -- senator wyden was asking about. was i was thinking about the collection on non-us persons overseas which is governed by section 702 ofhe foreign intelligence surveillance act. my comment about inadvertent collection is only -- it makes no sense in the context of the patriot act. sense in the context of section 702. even if i had been on the same page with senator wyden and understood what he was asking about, i was still in a better place because the program in question that he was asking about was classified at the time. this was in march of 2013. it, i have been going to the hill for 25 years, testifying dozens, maybe hundreds of times, answered in open and closed sessions, thousands of questions. illogic, i think a lie on one question on live television. given the nature of the hearing, a two-hour hearing that preceded this question, i was not under oath. freely ate a big knowledge but i did

eon poulter just missed an ace tapping in for birdie.nder 69 along with the word's number one player dustin johnson. ianphil mickelson 77. it's jordan spieth at 80. along with rory mcilroy also shooting an 80. only five golfers shot par or better. rough going. >>> meantime, in moscow, russia, the opening of the world cup! long-awaited, and team usa is still waiting. but here's some of the opening ceremonies. as we go to it, that's the cup that everybody wants. it's russia versus saudi arabia. 12 minutes in, yuri gasinski with a header with russia off to a nice start. looking it replay, they won 5-0. and shaking hands is mr. putin and also the prince, the crown prince of saudi arabia. >>> meantime, i don't know what happened with the giants this week in miami, florida. but they didn't come out too well. but salvaging one of four games still took them way extra innings to get it. look at this young family. has the place to themselves. not a lot people packing the place to see the marlins these days. 1st inning andrew mccutcheon like he did

. >> eon must purchase more than 72,000 shares of tesla for $25 million. this comes about a month after you purchase 10 million tesla's stock on the open market. must almost all 20% of the company. trade to an instagram story. i'm a big instagram user but i don't photograph my feed. you grew us to love the story about a boston restaurant. >> this is where the future restaurant decided. a boston statehouse has unveiled what it claims is the first and only instagram table of the country especially designed for people who want to post the perfect picture of their meal and social media. a $10,000 custom-built table includes movable rmi, just a light intensities and adjustable color temperature setting. it's like a mini photo studio. taking pictures of your stake. >> looks like a tv studio. trade do people do travel based on instagram worthy destinations. kristina: they take subtleties that make you beautiful the time. >> this is a huge marketing tool because they want people to come in based on how good the food, drinks, dÉcor, everything. he sees this as a to

reminders that despite the economic growth and prosperity that has shaped this nation there are still eons of americans without access to the american dream of economic opportunity -- millions of to thens without access american dream of economic opportunity. somebody demanded that america give equal opportunity to accompany the demand for equal rights. it was the ability to bring people together from many different backgrounds, african-american, latino, native american, white americans who shared one common thing. they shared an understanding of the pain of poverty, and they shared a commitment to using the diverse coalition to prod, to push, to demand that america in the to the promise constitution and the declaration. in essence, like dr. king, they dreamed of an america that not they wered, but willing to sacrifice so much to make it so. posits thation average americans can help america be better, can help america to live up to our stated ideals, and the best way to honor the ultimate sacrifice of dr. king's to cross those boundaries that divide, boundaries of race, gender, ethnicity,

and then decided not to secede by eone v -- by one vote. farmer on st. louis, george best, voted for secession. everyone else voted against it. nearly a unanimous vote, but the far more important talk here is they developed a proceeding that is 350 pages or so. 1862,ublished in 1861 or the arguments in missouri are the same as the arguments everywhere else in the other states. they just reason secession was not the answer. in fact, the speech by john barrett that i included, i include three speeches at the end, just to give a sense of the arguments. one from illinois. a republican. one from john barrett, democrat from missouri. a wonderfulom character, one of the character fromcters, lewis wigfal texas who was a senator from texas. speech.starts his on the floor of the house of representatives in washington. by talking about red mouth abolitionists and demagogues and heady foggers aimed at northern anti-slavery people. knowts wrapped up and you where this is going he is going to argue for secession immediately. he gets 4/5 th through it and he says but s

the president took eon the medi last night calling it the enemy of the american people.interviewed ten women on one of the opposing networks, you know, the enemy, the enemy of the people. >> he has done it before, but we can't just write it off. he said this before, he said this before, this is hugely significant and it is dangerous. >> well, it is, because to him, it might be a way to rile the crowd up and at one point, he almost seemed surprised by how angry the crowd was getting and said, oh, you're worse than i am, but it is incredibly dangerous rhetoric for the leader of a nation. you have to keep in mind, it is not genuine coming from the president because we know that behind the scenes he cares a lot about the media, he talks to reporters all of the time, it is sort of a fake war on the fake news using his own terms. but so dangerous for a leader of a country to do this. to our own colleagues, it results in people getting extremely angry and extremely confrontational with reporters. we talk about civility in that we have this crisis of civility in the country. if

eons that, there is not an how we are serving customers.room for the rest of the business to grow, there is no impact on anything that wells fargo is trying to do? tim: not in terms of customer activity. in terms of making sure that we are making the right investments, hiring the right people, and fundamentally changing how we manage some of our risk, those are the things that are different. that is what we are very focused on so we can meet and exceed any of the expectations of regulators. erik: my conversation with tim sloan continues with his thoughts on the state of markets and the future of banking. ♪ ♪ erik: it is getting pretty late in the credit cycle. most people would agree with that. wells fargo has pulled back in some of the higher yielding loan markets like autos, for example. how conservative would you say your approaches to extending credit right now? tim: i would say it really would say it really hasn't changed a whole lot here it i have been with the company for 30 years plus. it will be 31 in august. i have been through a

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. >> four months is eones in any election. >> you're predicting something is going to happen or saying it's happening? are people turning off to trump? i think this hate thing is working for him. >> we're looking at 24 house sees. that's what it takes. that's the game. >> last night, president trump who likes to it out his own accomplishments while dinging past presidents took aim at former first lady laura bush? the library? she's a nice lady. are you crazy? but with trump, here we go. let's watch. >> i don't believe and i don't even think that's close that is any president has done and what we've done 500 days. >> hey look, ronald reagan, couldn't get it. nobody could. i didn't even want it till i heard everybody else wanted. they were saying hillary clinton could have done that. i don't think so. it was a disaster for bush. although we very much appreciated laura bush's lovely letter. it was a disaster for obama. >> well, it has to do with and war developing the arctic circle for exploitation for fossil fuels i suppose. why did he take a shot on laura bush who everybody likes? >> he

so as henry mentioned, i guess it was eon mentioned, a few years ago i made a documentary about president bush. it's on netflix. it's called 41 on 41. it is only 90 minutes long. it's not 13 seasons of game of thrones. it is the opposite of house of cards. and it's non-partisan and it's a story of a pretty remarkable life. so as we were researching how to do this, what we did was we sent a researcher down to the bush library. and she found a bible that president bush's mother gave to him when he was confirmed at age 14. and she inscribed aoe iide thble. she did not write it herself but she knew of it. and so she inscribed this poem. and it later bece a protestant hymn. so you may have heard it along the way. i would be true for there are those who trust me. i would be pure for there are those who care. i would be strong for there is much to suffer. i would be brave for there is much to dare. i would be friend to all the foe, the friendless. i would be giving and forget the gift. i would be humble for i know my weakness. and i would look up and laugh and love and lift. then if you go down

motivation and momentum on the part of the opposition are competitor ones which proves the reseal eons of turkish democracy and even if the opposition doesn't make any invasion to the presidency there are still see parliamentary elections happening today and the opposition formed a very strong bloc so that about one when there's a presidency that does not keep the majority in parliament as we still face huge challenges well the opposition or let me put it that way the opposition alliance so to speak which consists of four parties three of them on the right and c.h.b. which could nominally be called on the left are not going to win elections in terms of winning the majoritarian the parliament under the best of circumstances anyway this is what the polls show but the opposition competence puts the opposition alliance plus the h.t.t.p. the largely kurdish dominated party which allied itself with. with perturbed issues left so to say. might win the majority in the parliament but that would even only come with a slight margin according to all the studies that are carried out so how signific

you brought up the iran theory, eons ago. the president and vice president scared people around the world with that rhetoric. that letter roughly a year ago, when he appeared to be breaking up with kim jong-un the way a high schooler might break up with another high schooler and now here we are. can we deduce that perhaps all of that was part of some larger strategy? or am i giving the president too much credit? >> i -- might be giving the president a little bit too much credit there. the -- the president is a guy who lives in the moment, and he lives in the moment the way a new york real estate builder lives in the moment, which is, you do what you need to do to get the deal in front of you. and then you say what you need to say to get ta deal and then if things start to fall apart down the road, you deal with the consequences down the road. this is an odd way to do diplomacy. but, you know, you have to say, and i'm sounding like much more of a trump -- i am not a trump supporter and i am, have been very concerned about all

because nike stopped supplying them with shoes citing american sanctions but even if nike wanted to run eons to stop wearing them they're still just doing it anyways this is sports this is football there is nothing to do with politics and that's quite something quite irrelevant the sanctions whatever it's not going to come into the field of sports you can see iranian people are wearing nike and maybe it's a kind of popular brand but i guess many people have a second thought about it because this is not really fair and this is not fair play win or lose he said iran's participation of the world cup for a second time in a row is already a great feat and at home in a country where women still aren't allowed to attend a football games in public stadiums there are signs of progress this is a call out to iranian women for a star search style competition to find the country's next female football announcer. and earlier this year the national in the women's team brought home the asia cup. beating out top competition and encouraging more women to get their foot in the door neighborhood ahmed was afrai

which is also misquoted by the apostle paul, i mean, it seems to be they are very pick eon which lawsordable care act? >> they don't respect the rule of law as carried out by their own appointees in the justice department. i don't know why anyone would worry about that critique. the president this afternoon get in the president's mind. >> thanks for that task. i will get my miner's hat on with the lamp on the front. >> you are more skilled than the three of us. >> i guess my larger frame is i think they know they have a problem. i called a couple of folks at the justice department in the white house today. this tras sends the russia probe and the many of the -- >> it's pictures. >> these are pictures of children being yanked from their parents arms. this is a policy travesty and a political problem. the president tweeted this. the democrats are forcing the breakup of families at the border with their horrible and cruel agenda. an immigration bill must have full funding for the wall, et cetera, go for it. >> the president knows he has a problem. and the whole white house knows he has a

think one of the big things, rick, he swears to god, in the holy land, that what is going on with the eon of trump and his role in that response t others there in trump tower with the russian, is a mistake. how is this a mistake? would you swear to god about this being a mistake, rick? >> well, look. i mean, it was obviously a mistake. the question is whether it was a deliberate mistake or planned mistake or was it just a simple mistake. i can understand, if that's what jay sekulow told him, that he had it wrong, that the information was passed along to him, or maybe he made assumptions that he didn't know, i don't know. rudy didn't give any details out, no one is giving details out as to what the facts are behind it. but i mean, rudy has certainly come to the conclusion that it was a mistake, and i'll give him the benefit of the doubt. >> fair disclosure here, i asked jay sekulow several times to comem leaving him messages, i'e-mails. i would rather spe to him than about him. but he said multiple times that trump had nothing to do with it. sarah sanders echoed that. it's easy for her to

high age or eon so the associated press is reporting the name of the suspect he is jared rameau's thirty eight years old according to associated press and police have been say has said they have been searching the home of a suspect they have not identified him by name but they say that this newspaper had been the target of threats made via social media account that they believe was indeed linked to the gunman also just now in the latest briefing the names of the five victims were released we know four of them were journalists at the capital because that one was a sales assistant now there has been an outpouring of support for the survivors and for the families of the victims u.s. president donald trump tweeting his condolences now this is the president who earlier in the month called the news media on twitter the worst enemy of this country but today he tweeted his condolences with an even stronger condemnation of today's violence coming from his press secretary sara sanders who tweeted today that this attack on innocent journalists doing their jobs is an attack on every american police

. -- is eon. -- one.lation which works through the global crisis before and after. being prepared is a way to the moment, looking at the next couple of quarters to carry on. you have a generalized sense of risk which does not help the em market, it is tied to the trade war's. all these things are tied together. there are multiple issues. these are things which we are trying to gallup quickly towards trying to re-shift our forecast and get a good ranking from you guys. ,athleen: i want to ride over get the news on japan retail sales for the month of may coming in weaker than forecast. down 1.7%. the economists we surveyed were looking for a smaller decline of 0.8%. on year-over-year basis, not so bad, still positive at zero point x percent. the previous was 1.5% year-over-year, so we have a trend of weakening in japan. .hese numbers can be volatile we saw department and supermarkets are also down. we got 2% on the month, so something the boj has to be watching closely. i want to ask you a question and very

speaker, there are eons and eons of documents. right now the judiciary committee, deputy attorney general rosenstein is there voluntarily. we have director ray there. even if there was a subpoena, they have come. both of them indicated that they canceled important trips to be here before the united states congress. i asked in that hearing what was the reason for the emergency hearing? what was the good cause? i don't know if my colleagues it, i could not decipher any good cause of why we're now thrown into this hearing room. the reason i say that, which speaks to this particular resolution, and that is the fact that we have had now under the presidency of mr. trump almost two years. and the judiciary committee has not answered one single inquiry offered by the democrats. we have not had one legitimate hearing on the russian collusion to have violated and made vial the 2016 election. i do not speak to the results. i speak to the impact on the integrity of the election by the american people. we have not had one hearing. now we're i