been on demonstrations in khartoum but these latest protests is said to have happened in north korea fon how significant is this and what are you hearing about what's happening there. ok so it's crazy to know one of the main cities over there and get the news are just coming in and people are getting really angry so incredible and there's all these parts people are out of the streets and there's marches and things are being planned and it's all the reactions that's all that anger towards what happened and it comes a day after we heard about investigation report or the u.n. 3rd massacre where they claimed that it was the band that it was this rogue group and stop the people to be angry at the port that can be put down the numbers of people who were by although it was all filmed and now again we have something that's very filmed we see we still are a separate groups the rapid response force the people who are ruling right now in the school and they shot a quote that says who came out to actually protests one of their main things in sas for civilian government across there is that report th

much depends on the pakistani military experts say that the pakistani civilian government headed by fon and the military are on the same page on a number of security defense and foreign policy issues. we have to see how much influence what would rule the pakistani military would like to play in this i think . is key to resolving this conflict. shamo shoppes thanks very much for the analysis this morning a london based monitoring group says at least 37 people were killed in heavy airstrikes by syrian government planes and the russian allies in the northwest of the country the syrian observatory for human rights says the strikes targeted rebel held areas around the town of russia has denied any involvement since april syrian government backed forces and forces that include russians have been fighting the rebels in love with civilian casualties mounting. in a town turned to rubble a life is spared. breaking the law off was. this footage from the syria civil defense also known as the white helmets purports to show the moment rescuers pulled a young girl alive from the debris. but dozens of

fons alliance nomination has been the controversial anteater blues of brussels bureau chief knocks off one at the european parliament in strasburg and political correspondent simon a young here they're here to talk us through the arguments so welcome both so let's start with you max hoffman in strasburg i am told that the voting has now finished counting is underway how do you rate on the lines chances. well we just said those boxes going past us here and that's where the fate of the line is so as you said the voting is done now begins the counting so we want to know what those crucial players voted for especially the social democrats and that's why i'm talking to. you who's next to me he's the head of the italian delegation in the social democratic political group a group that was very skeptical of off on the line but has now decided to support or why because we decided to negotiate some program magic political conditions. and i think that the answer where a satisfactory so we got a lot of what we asked so i think now it is seed used to vote in favor and of course to be very vigilant

has brought down politicians throughout latin america including in brazil ecuador and colombia eric fons worth vice president of the council of the americas he says the potential implications of tomatoes arrest and the why the case are huge the tentacles of the other british investigation and scandals have really literally reached throughout latin america you named and any number of countries there are others you could have named as well venezuela certainly cuba there have been allegations in mexico about some of these issues and they go right to the top of some of these countries and what it's done is that it's not just impacted the people who have been accused of corruption obviously but it is also impacted the willingness of the people the voters to continue to support many of their elected officials and some would say have led directly through recent elections to the election of outsider candidate who are elected based on their claims to be not corrupt that is something that i think voters have increasingly been sympathetic to and it is driving elections now across the region so the

progressive candidates and front runners elizabeth warren and bernie sanders we'll go head to head fon the first time i do not attack. my fellow democrat. >>vision of what we can do come 2020. >>and that more and sanders matchup is one you won't want to miss keep this in mind not only do these 2 candidates on the similar stance on the multiple issues, but they're also very good friends was going to be interesting to see how exactly they didn't differentiate themselves from one another with. reporting in detroit and kristen holmes back to you. >>we get to see what questions come up, considering the panel it'll be on stage joining us with what we might expect during tonight's debate, we have political analyst michael yaki joining via skype mister yaki so we have again round 2 if you will for the debates broken up into 2 rounds themselves. field in really shrink much between the last debates and tonight. >>well you're in this is called the rematch in motor city for a lot of these folks but the field is going to shrink until the 3rd debate, this is still pretty much, i'm a very easy one to

ursula fon der lion is from angela merkel‘s cdu party.y calls it "backroom stitch—up". it's also threatening to get its meps to vote against the nomination. martin schulz, former leader of the social democrats, former parliamentary president was scathing. von der leyen is our weakest minister. that's apparently enough to become commission president. interestingly, ursula von der leyen chose today to send her first tweet. "hallo europa! hello europe! but she's going to need more than multi—lingual hellos to win over the doubters. here's adam fleming. the people were sounding off now is it sour grapes because their person from the political argument didn't get thejob? from the political argument didn't get the job? or from the political argument didn't get thejob? or is it that from the political argument didn't get the job? or is it that the green score a bit more concerned about the lack of transparency of how she was elected. i suppose they will roll in behind her, especially because lots of the political groups he the european parliamen

have the monterey bay you're not going to be feeling the heat there about 62 degrees carmel by the sea fonw 70's though the carmel valley, southern california head in that direction 80's and some 90's going to be common there and mostly sunny skies watch out if you're headed to the high country they are going to see some thunderstorms again popping up in the afternoon so at a lake tahoe watch out for that especially in the latter part of the day as those thunderstorms really building in the afternoon and then that lightning in the rain showing up there as well. temperatures for highs today. well it was a little bit cooler. remember yesterday we had the triple digits still hot inland. you've got 90 degrees. the official high at the airport and cocker 97 in livermore 90 and freeman 83 degrees in redwood city and then much cooler along the coastline, the sea breeze, the fog made a return up toward the beaches numbers only in the 60's along the coast, so we're going to see that play out right through the weekend too many temperatures running well above the average for this time of year you're

just how significant is the rait fon limiting the rising global temperatures? our science editor david shukman is not the -- has met the scientist was been measuring its signifance to the natural world. david: this must be the hardest way to investigate why the trees of the amazon are so important, climbing right up into them. down on the ground, a scientist is asking for samples of the leaves. her assistant, way up above, cuts away a few branches andm throws twn. according erica, understanding the forest is vital. >> for me it is really important because the amazon cannot speak up. the trees cannot speak up. they cannot say that they are worth it. and they have value, they aremp reallytant. so i have made this my life. david: erica has studied the same batch of trees for 10 years now, measuring exactly how they are growing and how they affect the climate. t y are helping us for free to remove carbon from the atmosphere and put it in the forest and lock it up in here. t davis matters to the whole world because of the sheer size of this forest. we have used grap

doctors in sudan say security forces have shot and killed 8 protesters in north korea fon state the government there has imposed a curfew in several cities as tensions remain high high school students and activists are protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown on the sit and demonstration saddam's military council is blaming a few rogue officers for the violence which the opposition says killed more than $100.00 people. have a more than has more from. hundreds of students and activists came out in the town of obaid in north korea to fan this morning to protest against the resumption of studies and demanding an independent and free in and fair investigations into the killing of protesters on june 3rd in front of the army headquarters in hearts whom now protesters say that they were there were library missions fired by security forces and the central committee for sudan's doctors say that at least 8 people have been killed some of them by sniper bullets with gunshot heads that eventually resulted in their deaths now they're saying that there are also several

. >>> the search is fon for the gunman who shot a man dead overnight in san francisco mission district. it happened around midnight at 24th and capp street. officers responded to a shot spotter alert to find a man shot several times. that man died at the scene. right now we have not confirmed the victim's identity nor whether please have an idea about a possible motive. >>> transitioning to weather as we look outside in san francisco. looking kind of gloomy but keeping things quite and cool at least in most parts of the bay area. >> they like more sunshine in san francisco, but you'll get it later in the week. we are starting out with a sunshine in the south bay and the inland areas reaping the benefits of all of the low clouds and fog and we're seeing near the coastline. so cooler air but also the low clouds extending toward oakland as we see cooler air and even mist and drizzle at times as you get ready to head out for the lunch hour or go out for a run around san ramon, you don't get to do this in the middle of the day in the summer, high temperatur temperatures in the low 70s and c

. >>> the house ved to raise the federal minimum wage fon a first time decade. they move to $15 an hour by the 2025. some cities and states already made that move including seattle, san francisco, new york, and all ofni calif amazon adopted the $15 minimum last year.es other compaave done the same but experts say there's little chance that these measure will be taken up by the senate. >>> president trump said today that his administration is looking closely at a cl ud-computing contract the pentagon is doing to award soon. amazon and microsoft are the two finalts for the contract that could be worth $10 billion. mr. trump said he's received complaints from other tech companies some of whom said such a large and important contract should be awarded to more than one company. >>> also, in washington, a wildly popular app is coming under scrutiny. a leading senator is calling for the fbi to investiga it and the democratic national committee is warning against using it all together. andrea day explains why. >> it's the app tha can make you look decades older or young

fonz has been accused of encouraging these types of trespasses by publishing the addresses of animal fons and albatross in an online map outraged fama say it's a breach of privacy. in danger in their animals homes and employees and demanding the map be taken down. that category 2 months after the map was published about $100.00 activists stormed this cattle feed lot and dairy farm in queensland in the country's milk. but i don't know what the protesters occupied the property for more than an hour filming and verbal the abusing the farmer and his family so how do you go about making babies do you know those mothers write for them any time your mother if your mother how do you live with yourself and your son and how would you feel which took you from your mother your. 10 people who were charged with trespass 8 refined. dorner is breaking at the keep a goat farm about 2 hours' drive from the opened. its home to about 2000 goats. owner john commons is watching on as workers heard the animals into the milking pen. and many couldn't get. there really. were people going on. this day as part of h

leaders agreed nominations for the bloc‘s top jobs, including that of german defence minister ursula fonmmission chief. she still needs to be approved by the european parliament in a vote scheduled for mid—july. another win for coco gauff, at wimbldeon. the 15—year—old american tennis player beat her slovakian counterpart, magdalena ryba—rikova, to reach the third round of the tennis tournament. on monday, gauff beat five—time wimbledon champion venus williams. —— wimbledon. —— rybarikova. this volcano on the italian island of stromboli has erupted killing a hiker and sending tourists fleeing into the sea. the volcano is known to be active. but on wednesday there were two particularly powerful explosions. a navy boat has been sent to the island for a possible mass evacuation. it was a party that went seriously wrong. guests at a birthday celebration for the formerfirst lady of the philippines imelda marcos fell ill with suspected food poisoning. around 2,500 guests attended the celebrations at a sports stadium in manila to to mark her 90th birthday, when dozens of them started vomiting.

leaders agreed nominations for the bloc‘s top jobs, including that of german defence minister ursula fonmission chief. she still needs to be approved by the european parliament in a vote scheduled for mid—july. another win for coco gauff, at wimbldeon. the 15—year—old american tennis player beat her slovakian counterpart, magdalena rybarikova, to reach the third round of the tennis tournament. on monday, gauff beat five—time wimbledon champion venus williams. this volcano on the italian island of stromboli has erupted killing a hiker and sending tourists fleeing into the sea. the volcano is known to be active. but on wednesday there were two particularly powerful explosions. a navy boat has been sent to the island for a possible mass evacuation. more than a million people in southern japan have been told to evacuate their homes as heavy rain caused landslides and flooding. forecasters say the rain is set to continue. the bbc‘s kate harley has more. a deluge of torrential rain that just keeps falling. the continual downpour raising the risk of floods and mudslides to a dangerously high le

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they like apportioning space fon everybody and then sorting. they also are sort of into the west in a way that creates this. they also have a lot of interest hanging - out, i don't want to overstate this. if you live on this compound, you're too likely neighbors neighbors are farmers. we know a lot about the intersection between this. your other likely neighbors hippies. the people i read about are really interesting. i think that that has to be more than just a simple we will take your good strategies. i think that it is probably that they are cross pollinating. i do think in a place i would expect there to be some amount of these ideas running into each other. the question about how to get people to reckon with disintegration, i really do not know a full answer for you. i think learning the history and a long history of racial violence is the first step. >> thank you for your work. i was wondering if you thought there any lessons we should learn from the early part of reconstruction. pretty aggressively. try to put down the ku klux klan. >> i

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i will show you how today is a couple degrees cooler fon inland low cage today. but how we will put all that right back on and then some by the weekend. hottest days of the forecast are going to be saturday for many of us. i will show you what that looks like in the complete forecast. first, emily, how is the drive. >>> you are talking about hot spots we be don't have very much on the roadways. lucky tuesday for you here at 5:31 from the real trial traffic center. let's look at the bridges. all right. bay bridge, those meters lights are on. see things are stacked up there at toll plaza under the 880overpass getting close to the foot of the maze as well as onto the 880. >> iover. through the toll plaza you are moving at a better speed but not so much as you approach it. east shore freeway moving along as well. added volume on the san mateo bridge. busier. not too many brake lights heading towards the peninsula this morning. in the eastbound direction, pretty empty. no problems there to report at all. richmond san rafael bridge is good. emergency construction lane

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. >> but the diarrhea may last fon aor even longer and maybe what we call relapsing and remitting. in other words it becomes a little bihebetter and t gets worse again. >> so far the outbreak has resulted in only four io hospitalizatns and no death. anyone experiencing symptoms should reach out to thei t doctr for appropriate testing. now if you want to protect yourself, what you can do is be sureo wash any produce thoroughly. cut away any damaged areas. if it has a hard outer firm taping or shell, wash that down and wash your hands before and after you handle that produce. adam. >> good tips there, cory. thank you very much. now to another health alert. you a new investigation finds that leafy greenit tainted w listeria were sold at major supermarkets just last month. "consumer reports" tested 284l samp of fresh greens including lettuce, spinach and kale. six tested positive for the deadly bacteria. six were pre-washed and pre-packaged. sold at several grocery chains including cletco and who od somes.tifomes cling to leaves, if it's been washed. the foods that weonly, bree'edlr ta

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dust subside and so we're watching africane waves com off the coast of africa and more start to seeat fonve invest 95-l that is south of rico.o over the next five days, a 10% chance of development. we'll watch the tropical moisture. we'll be increasing for florida with head flooding possible. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of thewo s. >> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. sunshine, temperatures in the mid 70s to get your day started today. there will be a chance for some isolated thunderstorms into the early parts of the afternoon. here's our future weather model. 4:00, hit and mis thunderstorms from the blue ridge westbound to the shenandoah. valley otherwise, hot and humid.da s high, 95 degrees. a little cooler tomorrow.l the basebalame this evening, going to be rather humid. let's hope the nats beat the braves again. >>r and that's you latest weather. >> thank you. > coming up, meghan markle's intimate conversation about motherhood with michelle >> plus jenna c artist of captan underpants. the remarkable story behind the popular series with a

that's 6.4, the one that we were all talking about just a few days ago fon the fourth of july now thought to be a fore shock to the one we just had, that 7.1 from last night. kern county officials were already responding to that one, already had their hands full with one that. not to mention the hundreds upon hundreds of aftershocks that we are all now experiencing following these -- both of these quakes. the usgs says there's been about a hundred following that 7.1, that they will get more dramatic. there's insome good news. we've been speaking to dr. lucy jones. she's the incredible authority on all of this, has incredible experience covering all of these things. i think the voice of reason and calmness that we all listen to in these situations because she has such a grasp on what she's talking about. she's saying there's about a one in ten chance of another 7.0, that number decreases if you go beyond the 7.1 mark in the next coming week. but when you get down in numbers to let's say a 6.0, there's maybe about a 50/50 chance that we'll have a 6.0 earthquake or maybe even, you know, you'

they have fon to technology. >> technology and scientific innovation is great way to replace man-hoursyees, happy guests. stuart: a million bucks. >> did i say million bucks? it might be more. definitely substantial. definitely substantial. stuart: all of sudden you get hit with that. there is family medical leave act? whole slew of benefits increase our costs. stuart: i'm glad you made it. >> i'm glad i made it. stuart: we'll have you back real soon. go back and deal with the traffic again. >> cook some burgers. stuart: not fake meat either. by the way we're out of time. ashley, deirdre, great stuff. rocco, glad you made it. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart. stocks are sliding not only on mixed earnings front but fears we're not making any progress on the china trading frond. renewed threats right now to ban huawei for selling u.s. patents, directly, indirectly doing business with u.s. entities? getting nasty again. more cord-cutting. netflix saying streaming issues are just beginning. it is not just a matter of subscribers. it could be a matter of whole cord-cutting thing.