although i'm learning so much about florence. who knows, it may have all happened with florence. but i actually believe it's very hard to get insight on what a first lady is thinking and doing. i think we have examples of where we do have some insight. that's because the first lady for her children were so strong, they were willing to let us see, warts and all, her activities. i'm going to give you two examples. one is lady bird johnson and is her diary. i could be wrong about this, but i don't believe there are many, if any, excisions. i apologize, i haven't worked on this in the library, but my sense is there weren't many excisions. and the other is jacqueline kennedy's interviews with arthur schlesinger which carolyn kennedy and later ambassador kennedy decided to release unredacted. they're very revealing and they're not always -- you know, they're not always complimentary to mrs. kennedy. but i think those are exceptions. in the case of pat nixon, and it's a very sad story -- it's a very sad story -- and my sense is that she really didn't want to be first lady. >> just a qui

one anecdote, florence had a kidney ailment. ellen wilson died of it during the time of wilson's presidency. so what she did was she got very ill. but the whole country was told about it. unlike what happened with, for instance, john f. kennedy and others. it was out there, people prayed for her. it seems to have helped. who knows, she got better. but not long enough, she died a year or so later. but there was some sense of love and connection. and so i think that idea of illness as a piece of the sort of inclusivity. we need to talk about that as well. >> tim, i am curious about pat nixon during that entire period. not just watergate, but having just watched the cnn documentary "1968." so from the campaign, i mean, pat nixon had been with him going back obviously to when he was vice president. over all of those years, through the turbulent years of the late '60s, then through the white house, then finally watergate, then we find out later about her own struggles with depression and alcohol and that. you know, as you hear this c

this is a picture of florence.in the winter of 1905, she underwent a dangerous surgery in columbus, ohio at grant hospital and she was a year in recovery. the affair starts in the summer of 1905. florence's surgery is in the summer of 1905. i show you this picture to show you a result of the toll it took on her. this is a picture of her at that time. you can see the ravages. she always wore chokers to hide the fact that her neck was very wrinkled and she had a lot of issues as a result of her illness. same time in 1905, the neighbors of the harding's, who were friends, jim and kerry phillips had just had a son. they had a daughter isabel and a son. he died it four years old in 1904. jim at warren's recommendation enters the battle creek sanitarium to recover. i think this is jim. he is in the photograph but i think this is him. back is a see the chautauqua tent. harding was a great speaker and they used to have chautauqua weeks where people would give speeches and they had music. he was very much in demand. named a

this is a picture of florence. in the winter of 1905, she underwent a dangerous surgery in columbus, ohio at grant hospital and she was a year in recovery. the affair starts in the summer of 1905 and her surgery is in the brewery 1905 -- in february 1905. i show you this picture to show you a result of the toll it took on her. you can see the ravages. she always wore chokers to hide the fact that her neck was very wrinkled and she had a lot of issues as a result of her illness. neighborsin 1905, the of the harding's, who were friends, jim and carry phillips. 1904, childhood illness. jim at warren's recommendation enters the battle creek sanitarium to recover. you can see the back content is a chautauqua tent. harding was a great speaker and they used to have chautauqua weeks where people would give speeches. he was very much in manned. , new after chautauqua york. some of you have probably been there. at any rate, one of these guys is jim phillips that i don't know which one. in the summer of 1905, weren't andared

to check out florence. from marine plugs it was only a fifteen minute bike ride to get here in the very heart of the english garden it's kind of like a green living room for the locals and a pretty big one three hundred seventy five hectors for cycling playing or just hanging out in the sun. in. this gigantic urban park is the size of five hundred twenty five football fields pretty impressive watching other people do sports has always been one of my favorite pastimes and it seems i'm not the only one these kids are the absolute stars of the english garden. wow not bad let's check them out from up close the ice bucket river runs over a stone step creating a perfect waves servers for munich and all over the world come here to catch it and show off a bit so you won't find any amateurs around these parts. i'll stick around a little longer while you enjoy a couple of recommendations for sightseeing tour through munich. and the tower of st peter's church is one of the best vantage points in munich once you've cli

i am learning so much about florence. i actually believe it is very hard to get insight on what a first lady is thinking and doing. i think we have example of incise because the first lady or her children were so strong and willing to let us see all the activities. i will give you two examples. lady bird johnson and her diary and i could be wrong about this but i don't believe there are many if any excision's. i apologies -- i apologize because i have not worked on this. jacqueline kennedy's interviews with -- they are revealing and did not always complementary. i think those are exceptions. in the case of pat nixon it is a bad story. it is a very sad story. my sense is that she really did not want to be first lady.>> when florence was staying right here at the hotel. in 1924 she came here before she got sick and died. she was trying to write a book about her experiences. she did not want anyone else but -- writing it. she died and i think you are absolutely right it is important to let out what happened.>> this is where

and the florence project is the only nonprofit providing free legal aid to them. >> what we're seeing right now is completely unprecedented in terms of the family separation. >> lawrence st. john is the florence project's legal director. >> a 2-year-old can't tell you, their mother or father's name. it's just mommy and daddy, right? a 2-year-old can't tell you, well, how does mom tell spel -- spell that name. and we have to track this person down and it's extremely difficult. >> is there any legal resource for families who have had their kids ripped away from them. >> if you're being deported, you might have right to have an attorney, but only if you can pay for one. and that means at least in the facilities that we work in, approximately 86% of the people here will go through the process without an attorney. >> what kind of outcome do they face? these trained lawyers, the american government, a court system that operates differently than the american criminal court system, right? >> overall, the system is extremely difficult for people and there are a lot of people who have potential

florence is not as big as the aclu.is it as crazy as it seems to me for the federal government, who separated the kids, to turn around and go to a federal court and say we think the aclu should put everyone back together. >> it was a stunning by the government. you go do it and you find parent and tell us where you find them. we have a lot of support, but we have no where near the support the u.s. government has and the government, worse, is sitting on information to help us and they haven't given it to us. they have phone numbers of parents and we have addresses and sometimes a city with 700,000 people. that was the address they gave us. they're telling us to get us the phone numbers, they need eight more days. i mean, that's terrible. >> i'm confused here. we have 2,500. around 2,500. the vast majority have been reunited, right? a documented fact. that has happened. >> and we're thrilled about that. 1,700, 1,800 in that ballpark. >> and now we're down to 500, but those 500, as the judge said, are critical. we're talki

although i'm learning so much about florence. who knows, it may have all happened with florence. i actually believe it's very hard to get insight on what a first lady is thinking and doing. i think we have examples of where we do have some insight. that's because the first lady for her children were so strong, they were willing to let us see, warts and all, her activities. i'm going to give you two examples. one is lady bird johnson and is her diary. i could be wrong about this, but i don't believe there are many, if any, excisions. i apologize, i haven't worked on this in the library, but my sense is there weren't many excisions. and the other is jacqueline kennedy's interviews with arthur schlesinger which carolyn kennedy and later ambassador kennedy decided to release unredacted. they're very revealing and they're not always -- you know, they're not always complimentary to mrs. kennedy. but i think those are exceptions. in the case of pat nixon, and it's a very sad story -- it's a very sad story -- and my sense is that she really didn't want to be first lady. >> just a quick f

greeted by florence pa rly. and he has been to a number of these events as i say, all of them marking

i'm florence we in sabah state malaysia where the demand for land development and biofuel is frightening not just forests but a way of life. hello there we still got plenty of wet weather over the southern parts of china at the moment this region has been incredibly wet over the past few days this cluster of thunderstorms here in the southeast is going to stick around so for the southeastern parts of china and across into taiwan staying pretty wet here as we head through the day on thursday that area towards the west is going to slowly begin to work its way westwards and break up a little bit so here in the southern parts of china in through hainan should be falling and drawing just the occasional shower for friday the wetter weather making its way across the northern parts of vietnam instead they're working their way towards us here remember desperate for now it's following enjoy just the occasional shower here or more wet weather across the central belt of india and this is where it's going to be a person who at it's we had three thursday and friday we've got a little circulation devel

lawyer live for us in kuala lumpur florence thank you dicks business partner of donald trump's former campaign manager paul manner for has testified that he committed crimes with him gates has admitted he helped metaphor file false tax returns the charges against him in a ford include money laundering and making false statements about lobbying for a pro russia party in ukraine a special counsel robert muller charged him as part of a probe into alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election a tightly contested special election for a us house seat in ohio could offer clues to november's national mid-term elections the seat has been held by republicans for decades but democrats think they have a chance to win when the votes are counted on tuesday night and if that happens it would be very bad news for donald trump john hendren reports. the twelfth congressional district in ohio is one that under normal circumstances no democrat has a chance to win no democrat has won here since the one nine hundred eighty s. and donald trump won just two years ago in this district by e

i'm florence. malaysia where the demand for land development and biofuel it's not just forests but a way of life. and sports players are taking on extreme weather as well as their opponents at the u.s. . however nighttime skies have been dramatic if you feel like watching lightning that is particularly over france the pyrenees and that little curl of cloud is still developing it's still an area of low pressure system activity there so keep watching the skies because it does tend suggests a significant amount of rain in the air temperature is on the high side of the twenty's to it south to sit in effigy there's a hot it still is in spain portugal thirty three or more but we're down to around about the twenty mark for this part of europe germany in poland warming up again this is a warm zone once more which means you've got potential energy there to get rid of earlier in the wind the rain from fred will be the case during thursday for denmark western power least in germany and these showers of the ou

officials who allege the yacht was bought with money stolen from one and florence al-jazeera. the search for survivors from sunday's earthquake in indonesia is running into problems rescuers say they don't have enough heavy lifting equipment to dig through the rubble of the many destroyed buildings on the island of lombok at least one hundred thirty one people are confirmed dead and hundreds more are injured but teams are struggling to get to some of the worst hit areas entire villages have collapsed leaving more than eight hundred thousand people homeless. so. my relative was buried under the mosque that's all i'm thinking about now that the heavy equipment has arrived i hope we can uncover the body. and at that time she was attending night class prayers there were many people attending don't know the exact number. step person is in the remote village of but a liar. the death toll have actually been adjusted to one hundred thirty one by now which is thirty more bodies have been recovered since yesterday which means that this happy whitman is only digging up the bodies so far

can i make florence come alive on the pages of the book?? i got a lot of lucky breaks along the way i found records but little historical societies in the town of moorehead minnesota and quietly over they years and no bright lights and and then to say i have a lot on florence. to do l those who have done oral histories. and then i said to mark i will like to come tomorrow can you accommodate?nicol ruth nichols lived for quite a long time and knew her wholes life that she was someone. knowing that her papers were somewhere. s and then i found these records in the back room in this cinderblock room at the international women's air and space museum at this regional airport in cleveland and i iitha almost did not believe them. i ked hi can you take a picture of these file cabinets are speaking of? because? because my idea have a lot of records and then to take the picture for me and e-mails it. and here are three file cabinetd to be off of the ties to be completely organized and suddenly ruth nichols is alive again. those were the best moments.

forest they say the land belonged to the and system and should be that is for generations to come florence lilly al-jazeera. state malaysia thousands of people in the u.s. city of detroit to pay their final respects to the queen of soul aretha franklin best remembered of course for hit songs respects natural woman franklin died last week of pancreatic cancer she was seventy six years old and we are live there with john hendren of the charles museum of african american history i've been watching that line behind you john it just doesn't stop does it. it has not stopped since nine o'clock local time this morning it's now two thirty and it will go on until nine o'clock local time tonight just as it did yesterday with thousands of people filing in here and there would be more if they went on a little bit longer this of course is day two of a four day celebration of the life of the queen of soul tomorrow there will be a big concert on thursday where the four tops gladys knight and thirty other major bands will be playing and of course on friday the queen of soul will be laid to rest and that br

headliners include the weekend, florence and the machine, and janet jackson. in addition to the food tents around the polo field they will have a special area dedicated to marijuana. you can't sell or use pot. it is for information only. outside lands runs through sunday night. >> even i know who janet jackson is. >> yes, you do. >> you know florence and the machine. >> sure. she drives an audi, doesn't she? >> i don't know about that. >>> ultra hip, here i am. red flag warnings in the northern part of the bay area until 11:00 tomorrow night. we've got strong winds that will be blowing to about 30 miles an hour. that is no help to firefighters. air quality you think would be worse but it is not. the smoke is in the upper atmosphere. since we don't live in the upper atmosphere, at the surface it's not bad as you can see for today and the weekend. sales force tower cam as we look to the bay bridge, oakland is 64, livermore 65. visibility this morning is pretty low when you get near the shoreline or when you come through to the golden gate bridge, it's pretty fog

and musical guest florence & the machine. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! good to see you! beautiful. hey, everybody! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, welcome, one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it is-- ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) you know, i feel the same way about being with you right now. and i don't want to be alone right now, because i got something to say, listen, if you're on a low-carb diet, you're in luck, 'cause ain't no way to sugarcoat this. ( laughter ) today, justice anthony kennedy announced he's retiring from the supreme court. >> audience: boo! >> stephen: i never thought i'd say this, but you're only 81! ( laughter ) you know what they say, they say 81 is the new 79. ( laughter ) and don't tell me your mind's going, because i read "bush v gore" and "citizen's united." you never had one. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh! ♪ ♪ >> stephen: this is a seismic

the headliners including the weekend, florence and the machine and ms. janet.. you can sing it, too. >>> number five, air quality is better today. you'll still see some lingering haze over parts of the north bay and inland valleys with cooler temperatures. >>> traffic wise we are looking good. we have the metering light on, this is the first backup i have seen, not terrible but a lighter commute than monday through thursday. >>> disney princesses breaking the internet. this is a scene to the wreck it ralph. >> i feel like you need to sit down and analyze this picture. there's so many things reggie ha noticed. so many layers. >>st chris, as >>> good morning, america. deadly fires and floods. new threats on both coasts this morning. the holy fire scorching everything in its path now forcing 20,000 evacuations. massive flames rushing toward these homes. >> hey, backyard is on fire. >> the desperate battle under way to try to contain the blaze while the east braces for a major washout. the heavy rain now on the way. >>> space force. the trump administration now rev

i'm florence state malaysia where the demand for land development and biofuel is threatening not justforests but a way of life. more than fifty thousand people are being evacuated from their homes in myanmar after a dam burst at least one hundred villages have been flooded region and central. along with a major highway all part of this fire broke after heavy monsoon rains and water levels are expected to keep rising convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way but the army chief says the overflow overflow chattel cannot be controlled a senior meteorologist joining us for more on this now so it is the monsoon season there. how on you know how common is this much rain steph and the sort of flooding well we are right in the middle of the monsoon season at the moment as you say it runs from around about june to two september so we're in that now if we look at the graphics of course you can see that's the average rain you'd expect. every month so the worse months of rain weisel the best depending on how you see it are july and august in both of those two months you'd expect o

police on the red cross are all involved in the rescue and relief operation the latest now from florence louis. this is the dam in. the spillway of the dam collapsed wednesday morning after days of heavy monsoon rains sending torrents of water into towns and villages in some places the surge of water reached nearly two and a half meters the military police and red cross are working on the rescue and relief effort. water came so fast into our village and we didn't have time to run we have never been flooded before nothing like this has ever happened. eighty five villages have been flooded and more than sixty three thousand people affected. they've lost more than just their homes. and soon after we got there were already rising we lost a cart's pigs and engines everything including. flooding at the dam site has receded all the transport remains disrupted and a badly damaged bridge will need to be replaced. we're going to build another bridge in place of the damaged. days before the disaster raised concerns about the data but the government leaders reassured them it was safe and said there

florence louie has this report from. cold blooded killers or unwitting pawns one p. hong from vietnam and city and indonesian citizen have been presented as both the prosecution says they were trained to kill the judge heard evidence of practice runs at shopping malls in kuala lumpur and absolute security footage showing the attack traces of v.x. the banned nerve agent considered by the un as a weapon of mass destruction and used to kill kim jong was found on the women's clothes the judge said their intention to kill could be inferred from the fact they targeted his eyes to ensure the substance which penetrate his bloodstream quickly defense lawyers say the accused are disappointed with the judge's decision to take the case to trial instead of acquitting them outright it does not mean that the judges would have duty what it means and is this day to judge by the days of promised us against. his death and because most of the court wants to hear gavel should just be. the judge said he couldn't rule out the possibility that the killing was a political assassination but s

cancel or renegotiate some of the deal struck between his predecessor and the chinese government florence lowy reports from kuala lumpur. the chinese have long had links with the mill a peninsula is to teach it to look asian the convenient midway point for chinese traders plying the east west route even now commerce is at the heart of the relationship with malaysia accounting china as its biggest trading partner but of late the actions of malaysia's new prime minister mahathir mohamad who came into power in may as concerned china has suspended three chinese led projects and said earlier this week he was aiming to scrap or at least renegotiate the deals it was a crucial part of the platform which bucket of higher up party which now it's a federal government was elected a body that were perceptions that these projects that the culture is governing them world upside that wasn't favorable to believe that it could probably access a bit of depth or even jeopardize our sovereignty to the. the contracts were signed by the previous government led by not to pasok who's been charged with corruption

rain forests they're being cleared as an unprecedented level to make way for palm oil plantations florence louis we'll have that story from malaysia on wednesday right here on out is there a mand to remember you can always find more news more features on our website and to find that go to our ages there a thought column. and that is it from me this news hour but i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. asia's largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. when it when used investigates why so many filipino children are having babies. on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. there has been for a few jomo soldiers lawyer it's not going no more lives short and the story needs to be told to do stories that have in fact all suspect i testified in the fall of the issue and i'm the bad guys behind bars al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and online. this is life on the streets of l.a. . from riyadh to discovery of theater is an opportunity to escape and become someone else for the tuition of a play and p

greeted by florence pa rly.en to a number of these events as i say, all of them marking huge losses of british life. this has a different feel to it. it does. it is interesting to hear the french clapping there. the people talk about antagonism but this was french and british forces working perfect harmony. huge successful stop the french further south and the british working together. and the affection in this part of northern france for the british, bad memory of 100 years ago is not that far gone. more applause from the crowd as the duke of cambridge meets the bishop of amiens. and so today's event will begin as they enter the spectacular cathedral on the banks of the river somme. and you get a real sense now of the scale of these cathedrals. it towers a bove of the scale of these cathedrals. it towers above everything here in amiens and for miles around, it's the biggest gothic cathedral of its kind in france. built in the 13th century, took 16 years to complete. and, incredibly, despite the fierce fighting

lu is in kuala lumpur florence we expecting to see a fresh round of charges here. that's right this is what the malaysian anti corruption agency has confirmed in a statement issued just of while ago now it said it's going to be charging mr not with additional charges including on the anti money laundering act now already faces several charges for crim no breach of trust for abuse of power and this is all in relation to allegations that he misappropriated ten million dollars from a state company known as s r c international now not chip is also alleged to have stolen four and a half billion dollars together with his associates from a state investment fund that he it set up known as one and b. and the luxury your that you mention is somehow caught up in this whole corruption scandal this york is also part of a u.s. department of justice and secret talk o.c. investigation part of a civil forfeiture action to recover assets that are believed to have been stolen and do that believed to have been bought with money stolen from one empty now this vessel is registered to an

state fund often achieves defeat in the elections in may his trial date will be decided on friday florence louis has more now from the capital. not to present has been charged with three additional charges of receiving proceeds from illegal activities under an anti money laundering antiterrorism financing act now this is in addition to charges for criminal breach of trust and abuse of power all in relation to him allegedly having received ten in the hof million dollars into his personal bank account between the months of december two thousand and fourteen and february two thousand and fifteen from a company called s r c international a former unit of the state investment fund one m d b that not just had set up when he was prime minister of malaysia and his associates also alleged to have stolen a misappropriated four and a half billion dollars from this state investment fund and the new administration of malaysia that took power following a general election in may has moved very swiftly to uncover that's corruption scandal that's one m d b it's not only brought an action against. it's also

kuala lumpur florence b.c. still maintaining this line that he's not guilty. absolutely he's already pled not guilty to the three additional charges that were pressed against him on to on wednesday now these charges stem from as you mentioned the fact that he allegedly had deposited into his personal bank account ten and a half million dollars between the months of december two thousand and fourteen and february two thousand and fifteen now for this action as well he's already facing charges of criminal breach of trust and abuse of power and this money allegedly came from a company a state company that was under the control of the finance ministry and at that time not just was not only prime minister but also finance minister of the company this is a company called s r c international and this is a former subsidiary of the state investment fund one m d b that knowledge it had set up and which he and his associates have stolen four and a half billion dollars from their using this idea of terrorism laws to get hi

the weekend, florence and the machine and janet jackson were the big headliners.he music festival..at golden gate park. ... attracted thousands of people. kron 4's hermela aregawi.. is live for us now... with how the city is cleaning up after the party. it was quite the show.janet jackson the show.it was quite it was quite the show.janet jackson really got the crowd going.. we spoke with some people that grew up in the nineties before the show that said.. they came to see if she still has it.. and judging by the audience reaction.. it looks like she delivered. . the weather wasn't so great today.. but it didn't stop everyone from enjoying the last day. a cloudy third day at golden gate park..as the third and final day of outside lands wraps.festival organizers say.. 200-thousand people attended the show.. comparable to previous years.and many won't home pleased with the music they heard. jake beizer/festival goer i was most looking forward to seeing future. future is one of my favorite artists and i think he definitely lived up to the performance. he played a lot

two thousand and fourteen and february two thousand and fifteen thank you very much for that as florence to be with the latest live in kuala lumpur thank you. well puerto rico's government has the knowledge that harken maria killed fourteen hundred people that is more than twenty times the official death toll the government made the new estimate in a report to the u.s. congress where it's asking for one hundred thirty nine billion dollars to rebuild the island castrati has more. when hurricanes irma and maria struck puerto rico nearly a year ago they're furious winds and waters were initially reported to have killed about a dozen people. president donald trump highlighted the number when he visited days after the storm hit. power. but trump's words would prove premature the disasters drawn out aftermath the days and months without power fresh water and working hospitals has taken many times more lives on thursday the puerto rican government acknowledged for the first time that the death toll could be twenty times the current official count of sixty four a report from the governor's offic

louie is in kuala lumpur florence discovers the legal aspect of this is concerned just walk us through what's going to happen today and indeed in the coming days. well the malaysian anti corruption agency hasn't said what they're going to be questioning former prime minister not your brothers are over but it does come on the eve of his second court appearance now he's due to appear in court tomorrow on wednesday where for a case related to criminal breach of trust and abuse of power he's been accused of stealing ten million dollars from another state company known as s.r.c. international a company that was formally a subsidiary of one m d b now nudge it is also alleged to have stolen four and a half billion dollars from state investment fund one m.t.b. together with other associates but he doesn't yet face charges for that now it's thought that the questioning that's going to take place in perhaps in about and in about half an hour at the malaysian anti-corruption agency today is related to that and it comes as you mentioned just as the luxury your check when imitate arrived in port kl

this week's cnn hero is florence philips is providing a tool to overcome the challenges and one step achieving the american dream. >> it is the immigrants that made the united states. it was the immigrants that came here to have freedom of religion and freedom of speech. freedom of doing whatever they wanted to do and they're the ones that an made this country -- ones that made this country. we are giving them the key to unlock all doors and i see the pride when they say i am an american. >> to see how florence's program unlocks the doors of the american dream, go to cnnheroes.com. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. >>> happening now. hurricane lane battering hawaii with strong winds and deluge rain. >>> another ally appears to have broken with the president. the executive who helped kill stories about the president's affairs before the election cooperating with investigators. >>> and a predominately black georgia county could close most of the polling places before midterms. critics say it is doing to muzzle the majority vote. good morning. i'm christine romans.

saudi arabia and the saudi foreign minister had confirmed that back in two thousand and sixteen florence thank you if you abuse federal government's taken over the administration of the eastern somali region a move it says is to restore law and order the regional president resigned and agree to hand over power after fifty people were killed in the state capital on saturday the violence began after the federal government deployed forces leading to a standoff with local paramilitaries. the president of ivory coast allison watada has pardoned the wife of the former leader laurent gbagbo simone bug who was one of eight hundred people who had their records cleared during a state address three years ago she was convicted of offenses against the state during a brief twenty eleven civil war she was sentenced to twenty years in prison. the ex business partner of donald trump's former campaign manager paul man a fourth has testified that he committed crimes with him written gates as a miti t. helps man a four filed false tax returns the charges against man of forty include money laundering and mak

from one being into his own post in the count's last month he didn't charges of abuse of power in florence louis now joins us from the charges piling up against the duke browser take us through the latest ones. so he's been for he said he's been charged with three additional charges this is under an act at anti money laundering and terrorism financing act now he's been accused of receiving monies that come as a result of illegal or unlawful activities and this relates to a sum of about totaling ten point six million dollars he's alleged to have received into his personal bank account between the months of december two thousand and fourteen and february two thousand and fifteen and this is in addition to charges of criminal breach of trust and abuse of power again also in relation to the ten and a half million dollars that was deposited into his personal bank account now and these monies allegedly come from a company known as s r c international a form a subsidiary a unit of the state investment fund one m.t.b.e. that not just had set up when he was prime minister and his associates are als

or refugees to return to myanmar in a safe and dignified manner for them it will leave it there florence france through the call of the process. the trade war between the u.s. and turkey is escalating turkey has filed a complaint with the world trade organization of u.s. tariffs on steel and alum and even ports donald trump ordered a doubling of tariffs earlier this month after taking a refused to release an american pastor who's been detained for nearly two years now the turkish government retaliated with tariffs on some u.s. imports if. there's no difference between the direct attacks on our call to prayer in our flag and the attack on our economy the goal is the same the goal is to bring to heel turkey and the turkish nation to hold a captive we're a nation that prefers to be shot in the nick rather than to be chained at the name . molly is a professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada she says it was right for turkey to take this dispute to the w t o. the united states is claiming that there is some sort of national security imperative and putting on these

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closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> less than 24 hours musicians like beck janet jackson and florence will take the golden gate park for the 11th annual outside music festival. the gates open tomorrow morning at 11 it for three days of music food and art. >> we take you behind the scenes for look at the preparation. >> reporter: with the shows just hours away crews are working to the last minute to make sure the outside lands music festival doesn't hit a sour note. promoters say over the 11 year history the show has been about music and more. that all starts with where the show is based san francisco golden gate park. >> we start with a backdrop that is staggeringly beautiful. then what we have done is we've added a lifestyle activity. we are multi generational festival. >> the line up includes dozens of musical acts art gourmet food and wine and new this year, cannabis information clearinghouse no sales or use at the event but it does include a smell wall to sniff the various varieties but also new this year bag restrictions in the interest of security organizers are eliminating what

headliners are the weekend, florence and the machine and janet jackson.hey were putting the finishing touches on the venue with several sound stages and a grass lands area celebrating cannibis. we have all of your outside land needs and information on our website. that includes parking, tips, where to get the best parking and be as close as you can and how to get around the festival and a full lineup for all three days. should be lots of fun. >> will the be be good? >> we have the forecast. it could be dicy sometimes in the city. >> it could be, but i think the weather is going to cooperate. it will be typical san francisco weather looking like this. fog in the morning and here's a look at what you can expect for the afternoon the next three days. 62 degrees and breezy for friday. it will be cooling saturday and sunday. low 60s with an upper 50 oz sunday. make sure you pack a jacket or a sweatshirt and you will be fine. you will be able to enjoy the music festival as well. take a look at live doppler 7. the fog has not progressed very far. it is confined

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