tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> thanks to tom foreman.esidential brief. with me now is sam vinaigrette. she helped prepare the daily presidential brief under president obama. we just heard about the burdens americans are feeling. how do you think that should have impact what president trump is thinking. >> we both went to upenn, i assure you they teach economics 101. he's right, the chinese pressure is under the result of these tariffs. it's less likely they'll export goods to the united states at the same rate. but americans are paying for tariffs, american businesses have to pay more to import chinese goods. that cost trickles down to american consumers. the key question at this point is, are we at the tip of the iceberg when it comes to economic impact. we are not all tariffed out. both countries can raise rates. the united states still has about $300 billion of chinese exports that we can put tariffs on. the question is, when president trump encounters president xi in japan next month. can we get a trade war cease-fire? any other pres

and that tom foreman, man, can he write. i didn't even see the mets twist at the end.ased it at the beginning, but then he delivered. >> yes, he does that. you know, sometimes, people are wonderful. that's what we learn on this show. almost every day. >> you keep telling me that. >> sometimes people are terrible, and we hear a lot of that, also. but sometimes people are wonderful. >> i'll let that sink in. >> so winter came. now the end of "game of thrones" is end. and it's not the only blockbuster tv show coming to an end. we'll discuss, next. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana

our military experts also to be part of the foreman. so i guess this is the picture that we have now and russia , russiave -- well thinks that it would be better for everyone if we negotiates but ate arms control this stage there is nothing we can really do. action we canar do now basically. and the last thing about the standards in the arctic -- this is an adjusting question because china -- has grown and china would like to step up its presence and even if you look at the maps, you will see this is one of the same shipping lanes. china on the way that it needs to have cooperation that russia wants to have somewhat developed or not derailed. needs to -- russia somewhat cooperation. and we are either in agreement norms.ills in the on legal issues of the arctic, we can see from the stress that -- russia strategy, we do have a diversions here in terms of legal interpretation in terms of china's activity in the arctic. i am not against sure that this -- amid the curators. [indiscernible] it is not that the two eyes see eye to eye with each

tom foreman for information. plus ninety connect to an unbiased agenda subscribed no one knew to. play . place. this is t w news live from berlin palestinian militants fire scores of profits into southern israel the israeli military responds with airstrikes and tank fire killing several palestinians the e.u. calls for an immediate halt to the hostilities and we'll get the latest from our correspondent in jerusalem also coming up thailand's king officially takes the throne ceremonies take place and back caught for the country's first coronation in seven decades. and officials say it's a miracle no one was killed after a jet slides off the runway at a u.s. naval station in florida to. play. waiter welcome to the program. israeli airstrikes on gaza have killed four palestinians and mooted more than twenty others and israeli woman was injured in iraq it strike as violence flared up again between israel and the palestinians militants fired hundreds of rockets from gaza into southern israel well israel well israel retaliated with air strikes turkish prime minister rhetoric type everyone

now a foreman tom. foreman of all in a typical chinese city streets take up about 40 percent of the usable space that's a huge resource wins it about it's also right next to where we live and use electricity. to get the city streets could be turned into producers of green energy or they could be used immediately by the surrounding areas so. the world's 1st solar highway is on the ring road surrounding the eastern chinese city of. the panels cover an area of 5800 square meters and should be able to generate 1000000 kilowatt hours of electricity per year. enough to supply 800 households. tell you more than me. our current energy yield on the roughly one kilometer test section that was injured on cross 2 lanes on the highway. don't supply a medium sized housing complex with electricity. so sure there are more than 4000000 kilometers of road in our country. or let's. imagine if we paved over 2 lanes with photovoltaic transfer this bullshit. that. forward it would generate more energy than the whole country

could make was the party and we know that she had this morning met was saddam's brady who is the foreman off the all menace backbencher 1922 committee that really holds the power in the parliamentary conservative party and obviously that was some dealing going on to reason may got this last reprieve but then she's going to be gone after the 1st weekend in june and alex to you in the studio why now she tried 3 times to get briggs it through 4th time got cancelled why yeah i mean. just picking up on what bob or was saying about that important 922 committee that committee of conservative bench m.p.'s many of whom have been calling for her to go a one of the the leaders of that committee has tweeted a thank you to recent 911 conservative m.p. thank you to reason right decision to allow a new leader to take us to a new bricks into arrangement without handing them a toxic baton of the withdrawal arrangement bill time to refresh the paunchy a move on to deliver a focus on britain's future and that is why because earlier this week she had wanted even today to be able to put upon them and deal th

and next to him is h.h.minkler, who was his main foreman. as they went ahead in a military-type fashion -- there was a military person there who was very impressed how they brought things, unloaded them, and there were eight irish track layers and thousands of chinese laborers. the eight track layers got their names listed and were paraded in celebration in sacramento. the chinese workers didn't get their names listed. now, i always imagine the ten miles was a straight line, but as you can see, it kind of curves around, and they had to bend the rails to make the curves while trying to do this fe feat. and the memory of it is still alive. now, some people say this is the most anyone has ever built a railroad in one day. i don't know. but at that time it certainly was, and at that time the strike was the largest labor action in the country -- 3,000 workers at least went out on strike. so these are kind of amazing things. at the end, in the golden spike, strobridge saluted the workers and presented them as the chosen representatives of the race

the only redundancy that we might have is austin, because you have general manager, foreman -- the foreman'sver the two leads. lemonis: i was with you up until shop foreman. the further we get away from the work that, i get nervous. steve: lee's like flight control. do we have the parts we need? which house is coming into the line next? are the plans complete? lemonis: which is, normally, in a small business, what the owner would be doing. steve: so, i don't personally think that i've got the time to do all that. lemonis: so, what are you spending your time doing? steve: i do a lot of the website, back-end work, as well. it's not a small job. lemonis: okay. it was kind of interesting meeting lee, because the things that he is doing, i would expect steve to do. steve is too separated from what happens on the front lines. ♪ how are you? tracy: i'm tracy. lemonis: tracy, nice to meet you. i just spent a little bit of time with austin. tracy: my husband's name is austin, yes. lemonis: oh, it's your husband. tracy: uh-huh. lemonis: okay. tracy: we've been married almost 13 years? something like t

ali used to dance fighting as a boxer, just laid on the ropes and foreman punched himself out. and ali knocked him out. >> right. >> is nancy pelosi laying back and letting him punch himself out with antics like he pulled walking out in three minutes and having signs over the rose garden and in front of the presidential seal? >> i think on some level he's letting him self-destruct but she's helping the whole way. the idea of calling for intervention and yesterday trump saying you see how mean she was to me? the victim of donald trump is remarkable. to people who are progressives or moderates, this would be a sign of weakness, but for some reason on the right, victim hood is a currency that works because many feel like their victims because of race or religion they're being discriminated, not being treated fairly on social media. my show is on the progressive channel. almost exclusively, but not exclusively, people want an impeachment inquiry to begin. not an unanddown vote, the same thing with kenneth starr. impeachment inquiry went for two to three months. we'll see the eviden

tom foreman tells the story. >> the 2-1 pitch. >> reporter: you could say this story started back inily favored orioles to win the first world series. >> the mets are the world champions. >> you could say that but that was before brian's time. >> you didn't know about the miracle mets. >> no, i'm too young. i was born four years after. >> now back to the ball game. brian is a port authority police officer at la guardia airport. he was also a 911 first responder, a guy who knows about going beyond the call of duty. >> i've always been excited about helping people. >> reporter: so when he heard a call for organ donors, he stepped up and said he would give a kidney no matter who needed it. >> there is no impetuous or not that someone in particular was sick or one story knowing it will make a big difference is a good feeling. >> reporter: turns out the recipient was surprisingly a fellow public servant. al berry diagnosed with kidney cancer and waiting for a donor more than a year. >> i was a young healthy guy and a firefighter and active duty and responding to calls and here i am the gu

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> with me now is rick.e is the president and ceo of the american apparel and footwear association, which represents more than 1,000 brand names. you are primarily a public policy voice, but not necessarily american apparel, the brand name, to make it clear for a lot of folks who are familiar with the label american apparel. good to see you. so, you have expressed real concerns now that these higher tariffs really could be fatal for some american businesses, to what extent? >> this is a real pain for our industry. it's not past pain. it was sort of like thursday night was a fairytale that reached chapter 11. cinderella's clothes are suddenly going to go back to rags and there's no glass slipper to bail us out anymore. the u.s. trade representatives have been kind to us. they did stay away from consumables and hit us with 10%. they hit us in handbags, hats, backpacks, gloves, baseball gloves. we have been able to finesse that. we cannot finesse 25%. it will cause severe damage to our industry. if that wasn't

tom foreman has been following this. good morning.his, it's created a lot of questions, foreign pilots aren't as good as u.s. pilots, maybe it's their fault. this seems to tell a different story. >> this is really, jim, the kcrx of this whole debate. don't forget this is a new system, advanced system on both these jets which in both instances seems to be related in causing the plane to nose down in a way that the pilots could not control it. boeing said yes, it was an advanced system but the training of the pilots was such that they should have been able to handle this, even if they didn't know the particulars and others say no, it was too powerful, it was too new. that was the tone when the hearing kicked off. listen to two members right away what they had to say. >> pilots trained in the united states would have been successfully been able to handle this situation. >> it wasn't even in the manual that this automated system existed. wasn't in the manual. that's odd because the pilots were the redundancy. how the hell are you the redu

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so to tom foreman we go on the fact check. >> well the president hit hard on his number one claim aboutation from the beginning. listen. >> the wall street journal just wrote today, just a little while ago, i saw it. mr. mueller wasn't obstructed in any way. here is the bottom line. there was no collusion, there was no obstruction -- >> a sign on the president's podium drove his point home. but the mueller report describes people on trump's team deleting records of conversations, lying to investigators, some were charged with that, in short plenty of obstruction. true, mueller did not charge trump, but that is because the justice department has a long held belief that the congress can impeach the president, but a sitting president cannot be indicted. so it is not the mueller investigation, but trump's attorney general william barr that said no obstruction. the president said he fully cooperated from the get-go with this probe. >> all of these things, look at that, all of these things, 500 witnesses that i allowed to testify. it is a disgrace. >> he did not allow all 500 witnesses to tes

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. >> the jury is picking a foreman as we speak. >> reporter: this family had to wait for justice since october, 1979. >> she missed my wedding, her grandchildren, her great grandchildren. they never got a chance to know her. nieces and nef use. >> reporter: betty jean was found dead in her room at 1,900 of san pablo avenue in a building that is long-gone. at the time, the bay area wassa, wash in headline, was awash in headline-grabbing crimes. and the rape and murder of elias was almost overlooked. >> it was like she was a nobody. >> reporter: her daughter spent years asking the department to follow up on the case. when the department used dna in evidence 2016, it led them to dennis ray eagle, already in federal prison for sexual assault. >> i skwlufl that opd, just feel that opd believing in me and sending out that dna, if that hadn't happened, we wouldn't be here. >> reporter: after 39 years, the case now in the hands of a jury for the family. it comes down to a late troy burdick. >> we can finally have justice for my mom and the closure for the family. >> reporter: while this case i

tom foreman has been looking into all of this, what will be affected of t affected. more. >> one of the big problems, wolf, when he says future negotiations, we have no idea when those future negotiations will happen or when this impasse may be broken. despite friendly handshakes between team trump and the chinese delegates, trade talks have stalled. no deal on the horizon. >> hello, everybody. >> and no sign of president trump giving an inch on the 25% tariff he's launched on chinese goods. >> i happen to think that tariffs for our country are very powerful. you know, we're piggy bank that everybody steals from, including china. >> but american consumers could soon feel a greater impact if the tariffs expand to consumer products as threatened. china would be expected to pass on those expenses, jacking up prices on smartphones, computers, televisions, fitness trackers, and much more. the extra cost for the average american family of four is expected to be close to $800. what could drive it? three-quarters of the toys bought in the u.s. are made in china, including th

we have cnn's tom foreman here on this story. what did we learn from this hearing?arned is that there are still very distinct camps in this. remember, what we're talking about here is when boeing put in this update on this plane, this thing called the mcas system, it was intended to stabilize the plane in flight, but in both of these crashes, people believe that it nosed the plane down in a way that pilots could not recover from. boeing's position and some of the people in this hearing today and in congress, their position was more or less to say, look, we think that the pilots should have been able to handle this. they should have been able to figure it out, follow procedures, everything's fine. and then there are others, including pilots like this who are saying, if you don't even know that the system is there and you have very little time to recover, how can you push it off on the pilots right now. this was a design flaw and boeing has to be held responsible for it. those camps were very clear and very bright in this hearing today. >> and this audio exchange betw

more now from cnn's tom foreman. >> the pilot should have reacted, should have recovered, should have fatal crashes involving boeing 737 max airplanes. that was the message from some during this tense hearing on capitol hill. >> pilots trained in the united states would have successfully been able to handle this situation. >> reporter: but others pushed back. >> the pilots were the redundancy. how the hell are you the redundancy if you don't know something? >> reporter: at issue, an automated stabilization system called m-cas, implicated first in a crash near indonesia last fall. investigators believe it erroneously pushed that plane into an unrecoverable dive. what's more, at the time, pilots did not know the system existed. now audio recordings released by the allied pilots association show american airlines pilots speaking angrily with a boeing official just weeks later. >> we flat out deserve to know what is on our airplanes. >> i don't disagree. >> these guys didn't even know the damn system was on the airplane, nor did anybody else. >> i don't know that understanding this system

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>> all right, tom foreman, thank you so much.book and twitter @jaketapper. you can tweet the sho show @theleadcnn. we actually read them. our coverage on cnn continues right now. thanks so much for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news, king trump. the house judiciary chairman says the white house is claiming president trump is a king as it rejects democrats' demands for documents and testimony on possible obstruction. he says democrats are now weighing very large fines for those who defy subpoenas. >>> dead on arrival? as the president gets ready to unveil a new immigration plan, we're learning new details of what is and isn't included. republican senators are already und underwhelmed. is it dead on arrival? >>> controversial bill. alabama lawmakers pass what will be the most restrictive anti-abortion law in the nation. could it eventually lead to the

tom foreman, thank you so much for that. as we mentioned earlier, house democrats are one step closer to getting a look at donald trump's financial records because for a second time this week a federal judge sided with congress against the president. and the latest ruling a judge in new york is upholding subpoenas to deutsche bank and capital one for financial records tied to the president and his family. meanwhile, democrats in new york state assembly passed a pair of bills that will allow congress to obtain president trump's state tax returns. i want to bring in cnn's legal analyst and former federal prosecutor laura coats. how are you? thanks for joining me. i want to talk about the legal argument or the legal ruling i should say that we heard from these two judges. why legally have they said, no, the president is wrong. the democrats are right. these subpoenas are legit and they should go through and be adhered to? >> why, because of the constitution and separation of powers which essentially says, listen, congress has o

cnn's tom foreman explains how prices could rise for you on everything from cars to groceries to even iphones. >> reporter: more than a third of all vegetables bought in the u.s., wine, beer, and snack foods, too. more than a third of all televisions, nearly half of all air-conditioners, machinery, medical tools, and much more. americans buy so much from mexico, economists are warning a new tariff on mexican goods could hit very hard. especially when it comes to cars. every u.s. auto plant uses parts from mexico, which is the largest foreign supplier. almost $60 billion worth of parts were imported from mexico last year alone. and while automakers have supported trump's efforts to rewrite the north american free trade agreement, nafta, an industry group says the imposition of tariffs against mexico will undermine its positive impact and would impose significant cost on the u.s. auto industry. the u.s. chamber of commerce is calling trump's proposed tariff a tax, plain and simple. >> so at 5%, that's $17 billion in additional taxes on american consumers and businesses. >> reporter: the

. >>> a former friend and also a foreman had been called into look at construction in the building during cross- examination. he told jurors he actually walked a couple of blocks over to the fire department, several years before the warehouse fire. he wanted to let the fire chief know he was concerned about the building of the fire chief told them they had received complaints that they had it under control. he told the court he felt brushed off after the meeting with the fire department. >>> spark defense claims the fire was deliberately set by unknown arsonists. >>> new details out of pleasanton the driver involved in a hit-and-run has turned yourself in. police are not releasing her name but the driver saw the news story on social media and realized she was involved. she is fully cooperating with the investigation. the driver accused of sites wiping side swiping an eighth grader causing injuries to his face during afterschool pickup on friday and leaving the scene without stopping. >> governor gavin newsom and his wife haven't filled a plan to help families save money being called the p

rodney griffin, a former friend of derrick coleman and shop foreman testified he was brought into look at the warehouse to help ring it up to code before anyone had moved in. as for building stairs he said he would build them out of old pallets to save cost. he told him it's not safe, not up to code. with the defense cross-examined griffin, griffin told the court he had gone to the fire station near the ghost ship warehouse two years ago and asked to speak to the fire chief. he wanted them to know the condition of the warehouse. he said the fire chief told him they were aware of the building and had several complaints about it. griffin said i felt brushed off. the acted like everything was under control. the last person to take the stand today was a deputy fire marshal with the alameda county fire department. we will hear more in cross- examination tomorrow. we will have continuing coverage on kpix .com. >>> live look at the house right now where the trump administration is fighting back against democrat led investigations of the president. natalie brandt life on capitol hill with the

and we notice the sheet music foreman on this restoration project and the general point to the arches. >> there is no question that these arches built in the 12th century saved the cathedral. >> yes. >> reporter: but they add they must now pay attention to them. made of stone one foot thick, they held the walls of the cathedral together. but with much of the roof now destroyed they need to replace the weight that once sat at those arches to hold them down and hold the walls together. we were also given access to something taken off the roof just days before the fire. the 12 apostles, all part of the spire, saved simply because of timing. they will now be restored too. in back of the cathedral downstairs we had heard of something else. >> this is the pillar right here? >> yes. >> reporter: on that pillar once twuseod a statue of the virgin emary and he says he's about to give us a view of her not seen since the 14th century. we could now see into her eyes, something not possible because of centeriuries up on that pill. >> no one has been able to look at it at eye level until this momen

the micro, foreman has piedmont and mostly sunny skies tomorrow with a high of 68 degrees and thursday, mostly sunny skies 66 degrees and we will trend cooler than average near the water for the next few days. we do have a ridge of high pressure moving closer to the bay area which will mean less of it onshore flow beginning tomorrow and continuing thursday and friday. a gradual increase in temperature for the majority of the bay area as we look forward to the second half of the work week and school week. read headlines chemical conditions apache clouds overnight tonight and temperatures will be pretty close to their seasonal averages tomorrow and, warmer than what we had today. speaking of warming, we will get more significant late week warming thursday and friday. before things change over the weekend, we actually have a shower chance coming up on sunday. let's get there was a, tomorrow and we bask in the victory of the warriors and the giants and the a's and for the sharks tonight, fremont the high will bump up to 70 degrees and san jose 74, santa rosa 72, 59 for pacifica and 77 degr

also foreman that didn't bring to the epidemic of the twentieth century plastic. the. plastic pollution is littering beaches and endangering certain species of animals no matter how remote or out of reach. in this elaborate tree in the north of the occupied ago scientists study marine animals not plastic at least in theory. no idea what that is. but it's certainly plastic. and jessica perelman is a biologist accustomed to finding plastic in fish stomachs she has started a very unique collection. casually often plastic bags. and this was all coiled up at the stomach when i found it had no idea what it was and i all that it just. or did you react when i'm this installment i was shocked i started you know documenting it measuring it taking photos showing whoever else was around in the lab and we were kind of. we were just you know shocked to think that that these fish are are really ingesting this i mean. to her disbelief the scientist has found plastic in the unlikely specimen known as the fish. the young one was not expecting such a surprising discovery when she began t

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that was the warning from the british foreman -- foreign secretary, saying, let us not see these twoountries trip into warfare. iran is bringing its own provocation. earlier today, it announced it has up its e enrichment of eithr -- uranium. it remains within the parameters of the 2015 nuclear deal. what we are seeing overall is trump's particular brand of foreign policy, flattery and then, battery, battery with that harsh rhetoric on those tweets. yesterday, remember, we saw the president appeared on fox news, saying i don't want to go to war with iran and wars hurt economies before adding, it also leads to loss of life. confused rhetoric, leading many people to question whether the unit is president is sure of his position on iran, or whether he is being influenced heavenly in washington dc. carl: speaking of influencecarl: , a couple of years ago, john bolton wrote an op-ed that was entitled "to stop iran's bomb, bomb iran how much influence does john bolton have any white house? there are certainly reports and talk in washington about the fact that john bolton may be a man who wa

stage in one nine hundred seventy for all i was wrong for the fight of the century between george foreman and mohammed ali. claim all this is where president mobutu is set to watch the fight to follow much the so-called rumble in the jungle happened right here and of course mohammad ali won the fight. today the stadium is useful sports and football matches but it still has some of its all charm. old charm with new beats can also be found in the song. the old theater engine check the city center. a more comes here twice a week to practice. one day she wants to stage her own choreographies. meet outside on the streets rush hour has set in and most king was making their way back home but for some this is when the day really starts what city and yes what a boxing but their own what in the jungle was truly an unforgettable moment for kinshasa. i hope you enjoyed our program where we do the end of the show but do you do you can talk to the seventy seven was sent to us on facebook and on you to e-mail us at seventy seven i d w dot co and here's what's coming up on the next edition of the seventy

in hawaii in the middle of the pacific ocean in spite of the island's remote location it is also foreman that day and to the epidemic of the 20th century plastic. plastic pollution is littering beaches and endangering certain species of animals no matter how remote or out of reach. in this elaborate tree in the north of the occupied ago scientists study marine animals not plastic at least in theory. no idea what that is. but it's certainly plastic. and jessica perelman is a biologist accustomed to finding plastic in fish stomachs she has started a very unique connection. casually often plastic bags. and this was off of the stomach when i found it had no idea what it wasn't all that it just. or did you react when i'm this installment i was shocked i started you know documenting at measuring it taking photos showing whoever else was around in the lab and we were kind of. we were just in our shock to think that that these fish are are really ingesting this i mean. to her disbelief the scientist has found plastic in an unlikely specimen known as the long fish. the young was not expecting suc

. >> we just marched from a project down the street where a plumber foreman was making $15 an hour and driving in every day from stockton. that's not the area standard wages here. people can't live on that out here. >> we have great workers here. we have people who are trained. we have great apprenticeship programs that have prepared people. so i'd encourage them to look to our amazing local workforce and to work with our unions to help make that happen. >> reporter: counselman kaplan says it's a goal to get that public lands policy implemented this year. we'll see what those next steps are. this was the first of three may day rallies that are taking place in oakland throughout the day. live in oakland, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> new details for you. a grieving wife speaks about the wrongful death lawsuit that blames her husband's death on tesla's auto pilot feature. a bay area father was killed when his tesla x crashed on highway 101 in mountain view last year. the 38-year-old's car slammed into a median. the lawsuit claims the auto pilot feature did not work properly. the l

in hawaii in the middle of the pacific ocean in spite of the island's remote location it is also foreman that day and to the epidemic of the twenty first century plastic. and. plastic pollution is littering beaches and endangering certain species of animals no matter how remote or out of reach of the. but. in this new bar a tree in the north of the occupied ago scientists study marine animals not plastic at least in theory. no idea what that is. but it's certainly plastic. and jessica apparel man is a biologist accustomed to finding plastic in fish stomachs she has started a very unique collection. casually often plastic bags. this was all coiled up in the stomach when i found it had no idea what it wasn't all that it just. or did you react when in this installment i was shocked i started you know documenting it measuring it taking photos showing whoever else was around in the lab and we were kind of. we were just you know a shock to think that these fish are really ingesting this i mean. to her disbelief the scientist has found plastic in the unlikely specimen known as the long fish.

miss avies have dominated prices that are the foreman on grown pray in monaco 5 time world champion knows how often edged out his team at work terry bought us on thursday just 8 hundreds of a 2nd ahead of the fin ferrari sebastian vettel was 3rd fastest hamilton a 7 points clear of waters from the top of the standings after 5 races. that with formula one in monaco this weekend just up the road in cannes a new documentary about formula has been launched at the film festival there. i. think. and we go green follows a season of the all electric street racing championship is produced by leonardo dicaprio who took a position on the red carpet at screening the oscar winning actor has produced several documentaries about climate change and the environment his passion for the subject is shared by those in the sport including last year's formula 8 world champion. we are making it a true god sexy and people want to buy electric carts and the diet we formula is that we were much younger audience to the kids when you know they are now fans of formulae they're being 1415 years old and the target as we

kerry has putting another game winning payoff the foreman for the golden state warriors that scored 36 points against the portland trail a break blazers that as golden state took an early lead in the western conference finals and which is the reports. that have been some concerns about stress carries form heading into the western conference finals for good luck. thanks very much for the 6 time all star wasted little time in moving that merits of along in game one against the portland trail blazers thank. god showed her a lot just. with kevin durant's out injured carey steps up to school $93.00 pointers and $36.00 points over all the warriors and aiming for a 5th straight appearance in the n.b.a. finals and a 3rd strike championships this 116 to 94 when suggesting it will be difficult for any team to stop them this is nice to see the ball to shoot the ball will for 4 to have quarters and afford to have games of say in the series and going on to a good start tonight so one want to maintain that every game is different you got to re establish yourself. and that's my perspective no matter

all this with unemployment running at 27%, and deepening disillusionment in the slum—like foreman roada mother of three who runs a roadside stall. how long have you lived in this place? 20 years now. 20 years? yeah. 20 years, you've lived here? yeah. will you ever get out of here? she laughs. mqapheli bonono was a long time anc activist here, but quit in disgust over the growing corruption. the worst thing about corruption is when you see the conditions people are living in getting worse. we blame the government because the government are the ones who were supposed to be responsible. the anc can still rally the crowds, this near durban, and is expected to win, but has lost support to more radical alternatives. and when president ramaphosa arrived at the rally, i put to him the question i'd heard from numerous south africans. can you save this country from the crooks trying to destroy it? well, the anc‘s going to win this election, and as we win the election, we are going to proceed with a process of renewal. we've got to go now, because the people have been waiting. for renewal, read p

all this with unemployment running at 27%, and deepening disillusionment in a slum like foreman road,bs and proper homes. this woman is the mother of three who i’u ns woman is the mother of three who runs a roadside stall. how long have you lived in this place? 20 years now. 820 years? yeah. 20 years? yeah. —— 20 years. now. 820 years? yeah. 20 years? yeah. -- 20 years. do you think you will ever get out of here? laughter this man was a long time anc activist here at quit in disgust over the growing corruption. the worst thing about corruption is when you see the conditions that people are living in getting worse. we blame the government because the government other ones that are supposed to be responsible for this. the anc can still rally the crowd near durban and is expected to win, but has lost support to more radical alternatives. when president cyril ramaphosa arrived at the rally, i put to the question to him that i heard from numerous south africans. can you save this country from the cooks trying to destroy it? the anc is going to win this election —— crooks, we are going to p

that is life and even if you insist that thehe foreman asked with against relentless medicacl treatments. to south africa next were a jacob zuma has made a bid to throw out charges of corruption relating to a like a to an alleged nineteen nineties arms deal. prosecutors revived the once dormant case against him after he lost a power struggle with serial run on pulls out last year. and was hosted as leader of the ruling anc party. with a smile on his face. former south african president jacob zuma was seen dancing in front of supporters. just hours after appearing in court over corruption charges. the seventy seven year old faces sixteen counts of fraud racketeering and money laundering relating to a multimillion dollar arms deal. on the first day of the hearing on monday zuma's lawyers said their client was a victim of a witch hunt. i called in the mall justice. it's it's driven and inspired by something all of us in this room have. to reading degrees. it's by it's zuma is accused of taking bribes from french defense company day less when the south african government bond weapons in the