i'm going to start crying. >> coach gail has been coaching this team for the last 11 years in calvertnty. it brings together able-bodied athletes with those with disabilities. >> but having unified teams we've helped to bridge aap in our local community for inclusion and respect and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities. >> this team reasonslyre presented the usa national team at thenternational cheer union world championships and they won. >> and we got a chance to take hipe two teams, the unifi hop to disney to compete, and they won a gold medal, and they are world champions. they got awesome gold medals, rings, trophies, we got to carry the american fg and carry our country. >> usa! >> let's go, anna grace's mom says this has been gilife-chan for her daughter. >> inclusion severing, and in the end inclusion wins. if you can include those that are different, you just won, and it's like winning a gold medal ery dayhat we're with these people. >> leading by example something coach gail will help stick with herth ates long after they leave her team. >> just come spread th

editor, gail reporting in facility in texas, dead on, the administration quickly to get kids out ofelieve many in the press have an agenda here? >> clearly they do because in january when president trump drew attention to the border crisis, the media reporting and the democratic politicians were all saying that trump had manufactured the crisis and if you look at the reporting from this week they're not acknowledging the basic issue that a country needs to secure its borders and they don't detail, except for washington post, one article by the washington post that talked about how there's a legal history of this going back to obama administration and the clinton administration with flores settlement in 1997 but most of the media are silent on the need for a border and they're silent on the fact that this is something that's been going on for at least 20 years. >> kathy, other outlets shine the spotlight on dangerous and unsanitary conditions and force white house to react, is that a positive agenda? >> well, it's the tail wagging the dog, the media definitely got the dog going becau

good morning, gail. >> reporter: hi misch shem.ke i haven't seen you in forever so it is always good to see you. >> forever and ever. >> reporter: ahead on "cbs this morning," anthony mason is not here on the table but he is leaving our coverage from normandy on the 75th anniversary of d-day and how it helped turn the tide of world war ii and the attack on these men. plus the controversy over facial recognition technology. >> we'll take a look at face reading cameras and why some say this violates your privacy. we'll see you at 7:00, i'd say about 13, 14 minutes from now. >> gail, i have to tell you, nora came by our station yesterday and it was great. >> i heard she was in down. >> reporter: she is so great. >> were people glad to see her? >> reporter: so happy to see her, yes. she was looking forward to going. >> she said nice things about local news so gail, we're waiting for you to come and visit us. >> i would love to come. i swear my local news. i'm a big, bill believer. >> then you come and visit us because you're from here

i'm from gail welcome to the program to get attacked this week in the gulf. why should you care well setting aside the fact that for others in this area about a month ago you need. understand what happened here in the strait of hormuz so let's start with oil 30 percent of the world's seaborne oil passes through that narrow channel about 21 miles across at its narrowest stretch that's oil leaving kuwait iraq and other gulf countries going out into the indian ocean and on to world's markets remember oil prices jumped as much as 4 percent within hours of thursday's attacks then just look at the jogger a fake iran to the north facing off against saudi arabia qatar the united emirates and oman the straits are a vast geo political significance any state carrying out attacks against shipping would be in violation of u.n. rules and could face a massive and military response so who's behind the explosions the u.n. has called for an investigation united states has already made its mind up here as u.s. acting ambassador to the u.n. jonathan cohen. the united states asse

gail maclellan, bbc news.4.5 billion aid package to address the migrant search along the border with mexico. the funds are intended to help improve standards at overcrowded and dirty detention centres. that's the way it is looking. you're watching bbc news. hello. that's the stormy weather over with for now, and for the rest of the week, it is turning warmer and sunnier. for many, though, the flow of air around this area of high pressure coming into north sea coastal counties will keep it relatively cool here compared with elsewhere, and rather misty and murky at times. still a lot of cloud as we start off wednesday morning across a large part of england, parts of wales. still quite muggy across southern areas. single figures, though, for some in scotland. and it is, during wednesday, scotland and northern ireland that will see the lion's share of the sunshine. western counties of wales brightening up, parts of north—west and southern england. the odd shower in the far south—west of england. keeping a lot of c

full fury of a channel gail swept our invasion hopes. ♪ this see had taken its toll, adding to the highips -- the sea had taken its toll. ♪ the flying angel was among our coast guard losses. young bill jackson will never sing in your choir again. i have already written his parents. that's the hardest part of our ink, those last letters we the chaplain corps must write. there are so many deeds of courage and sacrifice that cannot be measured in your words. they must be recorded by a much greater power than is hours -- dan is ours. the great crusade of liberation is well begun. i myself have been more than fortunate. my prayer is that i will always be with my boys in whatever trials may lie ahead. ♪ >> medical service in the invasion of normandy details the logistics involved in treating wounded soldiers in the field and in hospitals in england during and after the d-day invasion of france on june 6, 1944. from the national archives collections, the film was marked restricted because of its graphic scenes of the wounded and was originally intended for military audiences only. ♪

gail maclellan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.n are using magnets to help clean up paris's underwater environment. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement and i think we

. ♪ but now, the full fury of a channel gail swept our invasion coast. ♪ the sea had taken its toll,nd ships. ♪ the flying angel was among our coast guard losses. young bill jackson will never sing in your choir again. i have already written his parents. that's the hardest part of our task, those last letters we in the chaplain corps must write. there are so many deeds of courage and sacrifice that cannot be measured in mere words. they must be recorded by a much greater power than is ours. so much for now, old friend. the great crusade of liberation is well begun. i myself have been more than fortunate. my prayer is that i will always be with my boys in whatever trials may lie ahead. ♪ ♪ >> american history tv products are not available at the c-span online -- are now available at the c-span online store. check out all of the c-span products. the reviews are in for c-span's the president spoke. it recently topped -- the presidents book. and from the new york journal of books, the presidents makes a fast, and grossing read. with graduations and father's day approaching, it makes a gr

strathclyde sirens in the squad. 17—year—old emma barrie is the only uncapped player selected by head coach gailay. more in the next hour. up next on bbc news, it's the papers. we will see you soon. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie, and bonnie greer, who's a columnist, for the new european and playwright. welcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 77 welcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 7 7 capnext

and how bucks gail's from giving it their all to the girls this is more than just a workout. thanks. to both their self confident interest to empower them as a woman like just for them to grow up knowing that like that woman they have a power they have a say and they can motivate others they could be the leaders of tomorrow. tembisa works as a facilitator for boxcars the ngo it teaches girls how to defend themselves against violent attacks like most of the guards she is coaching she also comes from the township of khayelitsha almost $400000.00 people live in this township of kept on. is one of the poorest parts of the city and up to a 3rd of its inhabitants believe in informal dwellings crime rates and violence are high. women and guards especially vulnerable over $40000.00 rape reported in south africa in the last year but the actual number is likely to be much higher as only one in 9 women would reported to the authorities tembisa and boxcars want these disturbing statistics to become a thing of the past 5 times a week she coaches a group of 12 to 13 year old goers at a loc

released the names of those who lost their lives will clearly see brown girl well scaliger mary louise gail alexander mchale goose earth the list went on all but one of the 12 people killed were employed by the city authorities and as a result the other was a contractor believe ovoid that we will never be able to fill. they had been getting ready for the weekend when the gunman struck. employees barricaded themselves in their offices as the shooter moved through the building. police said he was shooting indiscriminately. they described the scene office's find as a war zone. were all throughout the building except for the basement so not sure it wasn't just one particular area it could be that's what he was looking for but once you begin once you gauged in this activity it just continues to deal with. the attack left another u.s. city in shock and disbelief that this could happen on their doorstep one woman who was inside the building praised the swift action of 1st responders. i'm just going through a lot of emotion because it's too way too much killing going on and i'm just glad that they

i am gail gilman, director of the senior housing partnership. i'm so happy that this will be my last hearing in this capacity. also as a principle officer in 2015, the first bond of $300 million, i'm here today to talk to you how excited we are about the growth of the bond at $600 million, and to really listen to the working groups and their recommendations. i was very impressed as someone who's worked on a bond campaign before how this mayor chose to bring together these community groups with these community leaders. all of these needs are important. we need to invest in hope s.f. 60% of community housing residents as children lived in public housing. that is something we need to fix by building strong public housing communities. seniors is the largest point in the housing system, and senior dedicated supportive housing is slim. senior housing and protecting the seniors is important. we also know that we need nonprofit workers to be able to live in the communities that they work and serve. less than 20% of the staff live in the city and county

>> we've got christiane, holly, charity, nick and gail breaking down the best on the web including shapiroing a little lost so he needs some help. >> see why getting directions has gone to the dogs. ♪ >> perfect. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this one is short, sweet, and it's a simple reminder of the little things that we take for granted. ♪ ♪ >> this is the moment grier stops to get this woman some shoes and just look at the way she responds. >> yes! [ laughter ] >> her smile couldn't be any bigger. it's so bright. >> good job! >> oh, that's so sweet! >> this woman was just driving down the road and noticed that this woman could use shoes and said give these to her? >> she happens to be an adventure photographer and she was in uganda and she brought this extra pair of shoes with her so she could give them away and the woman had never owned a pair of shoes. this was a big deal. >> never. >> i didn't like that color. i want the yeezys or whatever, remember this video next time. >> now she places the other shoe on her foot. [ laughter ] >> just look at her smile! it's so big! >> let me see them! ♪ ♪ >> oh, that

u tended with gail claude taking out a restraining order against a would-be neighbor at the additionrtments in sv hyatsle. >> i didn't expect going to sign my lease would turn into such -- such a chaos. >> reporr: claude had toured the building with a roommate and the leasing agent said they could come back and sit by the fpool and get aeel for the property and the potential nafnlts one of the potential neighbors took morehat be a passing interest. nick starr-street, a noted internet google provocateur and influencer had a problem witin the woman ha glass bottle at the pool. >> the lifeguard said it was okay. >> and there was a confrontation. >> please get out of my face. >> reporter: the women decided to leave and starr-streetde ded to follow. >> he started calling us names, homophobic, racist. i didn't even note man was guy. i mean, like, i don't know him. >> reporter: starr-street was involved in a similar incident at the same pool. video of that incident wasa tn site. om his >> what will make you comfortable?r: >> reportein gail claude's incident the police were calle and showed

don't start crying. >> reporter: coach gail has been coaching the team for 11 years.ogether able-bodied athletes with those with disabilities. >> by having the unified teams we have helped to bridge a gap in our local community for inclusion and respect and acceptance of peopleith intellectual disabilities rift this team recently represented the usa ntional team at the international cheer union's world championshi and they won. >> we got a chance to take these two teams, the unified hip hop and poms to disney to compete and they won a gold medal. so they are world champions. they got awesome gold medals, rings, trophy. we carried the american flag to represent our couny. na usa! >> reporter: an grace's mom says this has been life changing for her daughter. >> inclusion is everything. in the end, inclusion wins. if you can include those that ardifferent, just won. and it's like winning a gold medal. every data we are with these people. >> reporter:di lea by example is something coach gayle hopes sticks with the athletes long after they leave the team. >> it spreads the

here's what the head of instagram told cbs news's gail king. >> one is dumb luck which can happen.nd is. >> repeatedly, but go ahead. >> repeatedly. but the second is you may be talking about something because it's top of mind because you've interacted with that topic more recently. >> got a pretty good view. and as you can see on our screen, it looks like our center court did not make it. >> that was space xs falcon rocket. space x knew that it was a long shot saying it would be it's most difficult mission yet. >> a sneak peak at sfos newest addition and it's just in time for the pride parade. >>> beautiful shot of the city there. just in time for the pride parade tonight you're getting a sneak peak of the y renovated harvey milk terminal at sfo. >> opens on july 23rd. it features new gate numbering and concessions. it offers a canvas honoring the late san francisco supervisor and gay rights pioneer. >> thank you for watching tonight at 7:00. >> head to kpix.com for the latest in news and sports. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning

. >> gail watterson is our harris' hero and you don't want to miss her story tonight at 5:00. >>> pier 1 imports will close 60 stores in the coming months and a dozen more than they planned to close initially. the thmpany's ceoe could be more closings to follow. they are stores across the u.s. and canada. >>> target is holding its annual tteacher discount nex month. teachers can get 15% discount on selected items including school supplies and disinfectant and wipes and clothing and more. you have to verify you're a teacher to get the special discount. ourave a link to sign up on washington app. >>> a story of a disturbing picture to make sure our families are not exposed to graphic content on social media. >> people are paid as moderators to review the worst of the worst and keep it from our social media feeds. according to a report from the perch, moderators make t lessn 30,000 a year and get a 9-minute wellness break a day to see an on-site counselor. they say the job causes mental illness and post-traumic stress disorder because of what they see. >> they get mad if you take d n thei

blustery over southern parts of the uk and gailforce over southern parts of the uk and gail force windsas and on top of that lots of showers to come as well. it is all because of this low pressure which has an battering parts of france actually. some disruptive winds here, we got the rain initially across other parts of the uk and in all of that bed weather shifted a little bit further towards the north was that we had thunderstorms, too, and a report of a funnel cloud near taunton earlier on for some the low pressure tracking northwards to the course of the night and it is to the south that we see those really strong winds. let's have a look at the forecast then through the course of this evening. here is the low around about now, that rain wrapping around about now, that rain wrapping around this circulation here again some heavy showers around and not so that across the north of scotland wasn't some clear skies here through the night. the winds all start to strengthen across some areas in the early hours of saturday. initially come up around the coast and then basically through the m

strathclyde sirens in the squad. 17—year—old emma barrie is the only uncapped player selected by head coach gailata. that's all from sportsday. more in the next hour. up next on bbc news, it's the papers. we will see you soon. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie, and bonnie greer, who's a columnist, for the new european and playwright. welcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 77 welcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 7 7 capnext welcome to both of you. laughter 7 7 transmit 77 capnext 77 linebreak great to have you both with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in — and it's the presidential state visit that's stealing the show. trump bump, the front of the independent has gone with that photo of the queen and doanldtrump where it looks like they're fist bumping as he arrives for his three day state visit. meanwhile the guardian takes a slightly less positive stance on the us president's visit — highlighting what it describes as his twitter "attack" on london mayor

news felt gail don't forget to use the hash tag the day i showed back on monday i'll leave you now with more images of toronto raptors from celebrating the 1st canadian team to win the n.b.a. championship. marjorie got international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week. opinion polls here in germany beginning to suggest that the greens might now be the strongest force in german politics indeed that's told for the next german chancellor might even be agreeing to find out more on the story. quadriga. 90 minutes on w. . first in school in the. first clip. and then the doors grand moment arrive join the arena tango on her journey back. in our interest to turn to dora entering into and returns home. business for t.v. tell us about. her place experience a modern museum center with the suppression cultural heritage foundation for lead researchers are looking for answers in more than $5000000.00 objects pleasure logic to feel it's part of the history of the play of those who know about secret things are perhaps like this. cultural heritage foundation the berlin's transfer

gail maclellan, bbc news. now the weather. affecting the far south—east. —— for many. quite cloudy in central and eastern areas, quite cool on north sea coast. some brighter skies in the south—east of england, increasing amounts of sunshine across scotland and northern ireland into this afternoon. maximum temperatures, low 20s for many, fresher on the north sea coast, maybe 13—15. tonight, we will continue with cloud in central and eastern parts, still clad in the far north of scotland, otherwise, with clear skies, turning fresher —— mccrystal cloud. not quite as uncomfortable in the south. low cloud in central and eastern parts, burning back to the coast, foremost, you can see, a lot of sunshine on thursday and temperatures on the rise, up to mid—20 prima in western scotland, western areas of england and wales, low 20 in south—eastern levels, uv levels will be very high across southern levels, uv levels will be very high across southern areas levels, uv levels will be very high across southern areas and high elsewhere, with s

gail don't forget to use the hashtag the day i showed back on monday i'll leave you now with more images of toronto baptist celebrating the 1st canadian team to win the n.b.a. championship. last. piece don't consciously cover. but how does the trying time for. a pick up truck design tom the tom ford ranger raptor is it as morning as it looks. driving next. in the north. germany's enemy on the on the open sea a day trip is nice but it's better to stay 2 or 3 days on the island it makes a real difference it's the ideal place to slow down and relax. 60 minutes on. or. stay up today don't miss our highlights w. program online w dark come highlights. i'm not laughing. well i guess sometimes i am but i was there laughing when that meeting german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics in here think it's new to the country that i no longer. need it seems to take his grandmother day out to eat it's all that they know i'm a joke join me to meet the german sunday w. . post. welcome to drive into the d w can show coming up presents the all electric formula champio

news at gail don't forget to use the hash tag the day at the shoulder back on monday i'll leave you now with more images of toronto raptors from celebrating the 1st canadian team to win the n.b.a. championship. quadriga international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week. opinion polls here in germany are beginning to suggest that the greens might now be the strongest force in german politics indeed there's talk to the next german chancellor might even be agreeing to find out more on the story. quadriga next d.w. . with him how to be it goes up because when the lions if i had known that the pope would be that small i never would have gone on a trip i would not have put myself and my parents in that danger. a lot of the game to get a flavor with. love one stunk a little bit one of the what it takes to get them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but the legend going to. want to know their story for my greatest fear of fighting and reliable information for more grants. belonging to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuel

in spain general me gail primo dearly vera overthrew the parliamentary government in september 1923 and set up a military dictatorship. by a young and talented army officer francisco franco rose steadily through the ranks during the early years of primo to the various regime. franco was now about to embark on a successful career with the spanish foreign legion in morocco. in 1921 franco had been promoted to deputy commander of the legion spain controlled a strip of land in northern morocco that included the reef mountains the rest of morocco was a french protectorate during world war one local residents were. forced to work in the mines that provided role materials for french armaments factories. in september 1021 the people of the reef region declared their independence from spain. half the uprising was led by mohammed abdul karim who managed to unite the various baba tribes. on july the 21st the insurgents inflicted a decisive defeat on spanish troops at the battle of and while. the rebels suffered 800 casualties out of a force of about 3000 experts differ on the number of spanish tro

i'm from gail welcome to the program russia's interior minister says drugs charges against investigative journalist if i'm good enough have been dropped and that he's to be released from house arrest he was detained last week after police said they found drugs in his backpack at his phone he was from the independent news website medusa is known for investigating corruption in moscow city government supporters accuse police of planting the drugs official said today that the charges have been dropped due to lack of evidence the interior ministry has fired 2 senior police officials and open uninvested an internal investigation into the officers. going off to rest. straight to moscow to rejoin the d w correspondent emily sherwood welcome and really what's behind this surprise move. well on the one hand phil the evidence as you say was always kind of shaky and a bit contradictory from the beginning for example the police published 8 photos which apparently were from a search of going off the apartment where they say they found a kind of drugs lab later they then said that actually. most of th

the 17th century painting was discovered five years ago in an attic in france, as gail maclellan reportsral, holofernes, helped by an elderly servant. value at around $150 million, it was due to be sold by auction later this week but has gone for what the auction house coily says is "a very good price". the identity of the buyer and the price paid are covered by a confidentiality agreement. though it is known that the painting will not be kept in france. some specialists have doubts about the canvas. but after years of analysis, it is widely accepted to be authentic. translation: what makes this painting a caravaggio is the enormous energy, the beauty, the face ofjudith cannot be attributed to any other painter. the beauty of her face, the back of her eye, the energy that emanates from this place alongside the sensuality of these shiny lives can only belong to caravaggio. the painting believed to have late undiscovered for at least 100 years. possibly brought to france during napoleon's campaigns in southern europe. it is just a sort of thing you hope you find underneath an old mattress

. >> hello, i'm gail. united educators, retired division. and i want to say how much i love this.is so wonderful, this guide for the retirees and well-being. it's excellent. i have a couple of things that came up in the last month since the last time i've come here. and i'm a longtime san franciscan, so you know, my dad worked in the controller office and i have family members who use the medical system. and our medical workers as well. so i came to have the experience using the new sutter cpmc on van ness avenue. it was quite an interesting experience. first of all, i came in on van ness and geary. there were no signage. i wanted to find the emergency room. i couldn't find it. and when i tried to leave the building, there were no signs of this door is x-ray, or that door is here and no signage. i had the experience of riding with four different emt people and they said they still can't find their way throughout the building and some of the signs are wrong. they think the signs might have come on before -- i don't know, but that's the situation. and the situation with the emt was

lynas call them candy bombers one of the pilots was gail house and is filming with his camera. many pilots still new bonnet from the board. we had got used to aircraft noise. from the allied air raids in the war but after the war there was much at traffic over berlin. now it started again in $148.00 with the airlift. we were not afraid of these candy bombers we all knew that they had come to help us. in june 1948 germany was divided into 4 occupied sectors. the candy bombers reach west bound them using 2 car doors from hamburg and frankfurt as they with a fast accor doors in the wild. as soon as the planes were unloaded they returned to west germany using a 3rd return corridor towards hanover. berlin was probably the busiest airport on the planet for a brief period of time anything from food the coal the milk everything that the berlin population needed was slow in it it was amazing. every pilot had to make a successful fast landing environment or fly back immediately without landing at all that schedule was excruciating the tight. food and cold with the primary supplies flown

who am i in the early 17th century gail gaze of a rich merchant asked himself that very question. his image went down in art history. today it can be viewed in the kamil the galaxy billions cool to a full than 1000000000 seconds important on some of museums alongside museum island . and it on television your fall and become just will. come to school be it up take a medical or the import it is called one skill is a full house followed by jim you haven't. finished so that's why and i say this is a list it's a not to the list the should are there. it's i think the citizen in me to do this or support this and sell and cooked the fish stick me to the point when i also will inform the home. to. do you do in the conduct of these even zordon i don't get i said we have them from who by and i know what is this naturally stephon. again to cull from on to off is a few in shifts before. i think of all of them just like the enough. the subdominant for moving across the. loss of oz even fights well into this absolute to hype tech get it then decline it to their clients and wendy's and not god. i

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gail hadn't been back to the house she shares with her husband richard since the water levels drop.s to save it, before the water came in last week. they're still shocked by what happened. have you ever had anything like this? i have lived here now nearly 60 odd years and it's neverflooded in my time and it's neverflooded in my family's time, nor my grandfather's time. the work has already begun to remove water damaged items. they think it will take at least four months to get their home back to normal. you see the floor bowed up. from the water and pressure underneath it, shoving the floor up. all eyes are now on the river steeping, which burst its banks on wednesday. this gap's already been plugged, but there are concerns about what will happen if water levels rise again. efforts are continuing to pump as much water away from the town as possible, to protect those houses that haven't been affected and prevent more damage to those that have. and that's even more vital tonight, with between 15 and 50 millimetres of rain forecast over the next 2a hours. well, i'm feeling very nervous

gail hadn't been back to the house she shares with her husband richard since the water levels drop.n last week. they're still shocked by what happened. have you ever had anything like this? i have lived here now nearly 60 odd years and it's neverflooded in my time and it's neverflooded in my family's time, nor my grandfather's time. the work has already begun to remove water damaged items. they think it will take at least four months to get their home back to normal. you see the floor bowed up. from the water and pressure underneath it, shoving the floor up. all eyes are now on the river steeping, which burst its banks on wednesday. this gap's already been plugged, but there are concerns about what will happen if water levels rise again. efforts are continuing to pump as much water away from the town as possible, to protect those houses that haven't been affected and prevent more damage to those that have. and that's even more vital tonight with between 15 and 50 millimetres of rain forecast over the next 2a hours. well, i'm feeling very nervous. i mean, we got off fairly lightly by

the babies father, robert softly gail, a theatre director and disability campaigner announced the news keepers at longley survivor park are celebrated in the arrival of seven european wolf pups. the litter was born last month, but they have not been shown to the public until now. mum and dad are to the public until now. mum and dad a re often to the public until now. mum and dad are often seen picking up the pipes and moving them between dens at their enclosure in wiltshire. the pups their enclosure in wiltshire. the pups weighed less than half a kilo when they were born, but are now able to eat small amounts of meat. this is the second litter born at the safari park in the last year, and boosts the pack size to 14. wild wolves have been extinct throughout the uk for more than 250 years. time for look at the weather forecast now with louise. hello there. it's been an unsettled week of weather, miserable week for many of us, i'm sure you don't really need me to remind you. but the met office has now issued some earlyjune statistics, makes for dismal reading across england and wales, par

and we are pleased that the hard work of the staff has brought about the library of the year by the gaillibrary journal of 2018. we think that relationships between businesses, residents, community, and the library is one of the reasons why our library is so successful, and a beacon of recognition and generosity. >> chair fewer: thank you. next speaker, please. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is now closed. so i'd like to make a motion to move item 13 and 14 to the full board meeting of july 16. could i get -- with a positive recommendation. could i get a second, please. supervisor mandelman. can take that without objection. thank you very much. since we're in agreement with the budget legislative analyst's report, can you take note that it's the intention of the department to accept the budget. please. so out of order, let's take the war memorial. >> dan gonchar with the budget and legislative analyst's office. the proposed budget for fiscal year 2019-2020 is .6% more than the original budget. the department's proposed $31,942,171 budget for fiscal year 2020-21 is

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chief edward gail ber is charged with the 2017 stabbing death of an isis prisoner. yesterday another s.e.a.l. told the court-martial he killed the prisoner. carter evans looks at the surprise confession that threatens to upset this controversial case. >> my husband will be exonerated and his innocence known to everybody after way too long. >> reporter: the wife of accused navy s.e.a.l. chief edward gallagher says her husband has been vindicated after another s.e.a.l. claimed responsibility for a teenage isis fighter's death. prosecution witness and s.e.a.l. medic corey scott told the court the boy was sedated and breathing through a tube when gail ber stabb gallagher stabbed him in the neck but said the injuries weren't life threatening. he claimed he was the one who killed the teen by holding his thumb over his tracheal tube until he quit breathing. he said he did it to spare him from torture by iraqi forces. gallagher's defense team has claimed he only treated the prisonr for a collapsed lung and that the murder accusations are false. >> the trial is certainly goi

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hey gail. how are you doing? >> reporter: hey, we're live and in color for real. >> i love it.e it. couldn't decide what color to wear, so wear every one. god to sti you. ahead we have breaking news in the murder. the prince was behind the killing. that is what they are looking for, too day. >> while patrick shanahan's abrupt withdrawal, a time of growing tense with iran, north korea and mexico. >> rita wilson will be here. that is rita singing. that is rita singing. sounds good, right? why she hesitated to start her career and now she is on her fourth album. go rita! we'll see you at 7:00. back to you in san francisco, misch shell. >> can't wait to see that interview. you look fabulous. >> see you. >> all right. >> thanks. >> have a good one. >> bye-bye. >> you have to get that dress. >> yes, i love it. every color. >> apple is reportedly considering moving production out of the china. here is jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apple has built a massive profit over the years and thanks in part to cheaper production shin in china but now that is politically