trade been described as a foe and that has at least irritated politicians over here in europe and garrick we should mention to our viewers we've been looking at those live pictures of the press conference about to get under way in appears there was a man in the crowd holding up some sort of sign he was then removed by security there there was a bit of a not a stuffer really but people standing up and watching what was happening but it does appear that man has been removed from the press conference that the media is still on hand and so we're still waiting for that to get under way and terry that brings me to you you know take us through again what's going to happen still today. the press conference is really capping off the whole day what everybody has been waiting for all day because besides some very brief and vague remarks at the beginning of their one on one meeting we have not heard from these leaders and just a note i mentioned earlier but bears repeating that one of the advantages for these leaders holding an event in finland is that the fins don't leak they are remarkably silent a

ma garrick hake if he's laying the foundation for president trump to remove the deputy ag?ink at this point i haven't discussed it with the president, so i can tell you at this point who the president hires and fires is certainly not going to be influenced by something that this member of congress does. >> all right. meanwhile, republican congressman and -- jim jordan i should say, has launched his bed to run for house speaker. for more on that i want to bring in nbc news national political reporter in washington, d.c., heidi przybyla. what do you make of this? >> that's right. he made the announcement, writing, quote, president trump has taken bold action on behalf of the american people. congress has not held up its end of the deal, but we can change that. it's time to do what we said. jordan, a trump ally, becomes the first gop lawmaker to formally declare he will run to replace retiring house speaker paul ryan. the ohio congressman will likely face off against ryan-endorsed house majority leader kevin mccarthy, who has not yet announced his candidacy. nbc news asked him

and yet we use again it might to say has been following that meeting in innsbruck garrick have not have ministers made any concrete progress today. i'd say one of the most concrete things you can take away from this informal meeting so a meeting that is not meant to produce any conclusions or any written conclusions one of the most concrete things is this idea to strengthen the use external bought a force called frontex by twenty twenty two up to ten thousand police officers and now that already gives you the sort of the way this meeting has been heading it is been all about building a european fortress against migration and for ministers to get a feeling for that the austrian presidency a rotating presidency carnley it is austria running things and it's a populist the far right wing going to remain us are prepared a number of things to really give ministers who came here through the mountains of unspoken feeling you had helicopters swooping you had very strong police presence heavy guns and finally ministers were shown a film that showed all sorts of terrorist attacks that occurred thr

right ok garrick so much to unpack thank you for providing us a perspective affirm the e.u. also the headquarters of nato a president tough choice earlier on and that brings to an end to our special coverage of the if you rush out bilateral a summit in helsinki we'll have an update of the headlines right after this. short. and on demand. language courses. video for you. wu secure. they make a commitment. they find solutions. based and stronger. africa. stories for both people in a different shape shaping the nation. and their continent. multimedia series for africa. d.w. dot com for god to mold. growing spirit has one of the most important jobs at the high court in pretoria south africa he's an interpreter who speaks sixteen languages and his job he must convey not just words but also cultures and customs. the apartheid system was abolished over twenty years ago bringing an end to decades of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination now all south africans have equal rights. and in courses people can choose which language to speak rosebud his task is to mediate

garrick matters for us and in support for interior ministers are meeting today thank you very much. a lot of companies are grappling with europe's migration debate monica have more in a year soon you can imagine the businesses in europe following those migration talks with mixed feelings because stricter border controls not external ones but internal ones are a contradiction to what the schengen area is about to namely open borders that allow for a free flow of goods and services as well as people stricter controls however threaten the concept of just in time cross borders supply chains business warns that millions of euros are at stake. this truck from hungary has arrived just in time the products are needed by the company. and germany's southwestern state of boston verdun back the german company produces fans for example to be used in air conditioners showing the work with the hungry and plant makes the end product competitive supply chain delays due to new border controls would make the fans more expensive. risky will be if we had to plan for one two more days in the supply chain

also, garrick the big. i know you have been listening into the call.getting you information about amazon. overall, the company was more efficient across the board and was able to squeeze more profits from all of its divisions. forett: the profit forecast the next quarter is above expectations. the main reason seems to be third party merchants. these are the people who do -- it is not amazon selling your products, but people who might have their own store and use amazon is a shopfront. they are selling more. that is why revenues flatlining a bit. but in terms of the actual margin that profit takes from that because there is more work they need to do for those transactions, that is why it is growing. emily: is this everything you want to see? >> something to look forward to in the future is all that constand infrastructure and those expenses we have seen over the years, those are starting to bear fruit. revenue may be flat for amazon, but up 35%. in the end, earnings are up 500% in the last year. this is exactly what you want for a business like this. in

. >> yap garrick at the same time, there is a lot of talent here locally. it is challenging, right? san francisco is more expensive than it ever has been. the ability for our employees to live in the city, you know, is increasingly complicated. i think that for us, that is aware we really look to the city organizations, ideally like global s.f. who will help bring the kind of thinking about how do we develop in an economically inclusive way which, you know, is a concern for a company, even like ours, which is growing well, you know, i think it something that we can't turn a blind eye to. the willingness of the city need to engage in that conversation, like i said, our office is at six and market. if any if you walk down a part of market street, you see the challenges of homelessness and drug abuse, and that, you know, these are super challenging thing is on the city continues to be there and work with us on that to help those people and to make it inclusive, even on that small scale. it is really important. taking that sort of commitment to the city as a whole and the economy as a w

i will ask again, as required by angela garrick are there any other denominations? there being no further nominations, nominations are closed. colleagues, is there any discussion? and we will now proceed with the election for board president. madam clerk, please present the principles for this election. >> given that there is just one name in nomination, i think we can dispense with the principles. >> thank you madam clerk. [laughter] angela breaking the rules. [laughter] all right, colleagues, army readare weready to vote? madam clerk, on the item, please call the role [roll call] >> when i call your name, and i will be calling it in a boat that we have taken today, you will mention the name in nomination you would like to see as our next board president. >> all right [roll call] [laughter] madam president, there are 11 votes for supervisor cohen to be our next board president. >> congratulations to supervisor cohen, the next president of the board of supervisors. [applause] at this time, we would like to give you an opportunity to make remarks. >> ok. i have a cou

my name is leah garrick i am with the budget justice coalition. i'm just here to urge you to please consider cutting the police staffing and instead of that, how about addressing the real issue, which is the homelessness. we know that a lot of the calls are because of the homeless population. how about housing them we also, use some of the remaining funds to give employment to seniors and people with disabilities that are facing a lot of discrimination. so, please like a consider our communities and what we are asking for. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank yo you. >> good morning. i from hospitality house. i have additional reading material for you. i'm sure you appreciate it. i have a couple of studies here. one from the justice policy institute that looks at the relationship between employment and crime, and jobs and public safety. and the second study is a high school -- preschool study which is a well-known study looking at the investment -- the benefit of investments in early childhood and supporting families. i am urging you to echo the

question hamilton story there is some people who believe that the alibi is cooked up they believe that garrick has made inconsistent alibis that the alibi witnesses and people who know him and are biased toward him i don't believe there is anything inconsistent to doubt the alibi witnesses that there are it has put forward jonathan edelstein is derek hamilton's post conviction attorney i took a look at his file. and i was convinced of two things first of all that he was innocent and second of all that the way the courts had treated him made me sick in terms of them not even being willing to hear his witnesses and i decided i was going. to try and get some help from. a lot of people who just can't wrap their heads around prosecutors withholding evidence or doing things that are not by the book and for the most part i think prosecutors of course. care very much about the integrity of their jobs but we've seen enough examples where some prosecutors don't play by the rules because of prosecutorial immunity which is the doctrine that prevails in this country prosecutors aren't held accountable. the

. >> garrick, giuliani is saying he doesn't respect credentials, talking about robert mueller, he respectsrmance. you wrote a piece about giuliani's time in the military. a lot of people talked with him. what did they tell you about his performance? >> this is someone who is not getting distracted by rudy giuliani's comments on cable news day in and day out. anne just sort of said the most stunning part of this, which is rudy giuliani is one of the most talented and well-known and recognized u.s. attorneys in modern u.s. history. and the fact that he is sort of on tv on daily basis pretending that he doesn't have the foggiest idea how a federal investigation goes down is just laughable, and it's frankly pathetic to watch him say the things that he says as empty as they are. >> well, you know, he talked about storm troopers going into i think referencing going to michael cohen's office. the idea that rudy giuliani, you know, who was once mr. law and order, is now calling fbi agents who are lawfully executing search warrants storm troopers is pretty shocking and disturbing. >> yeah. i mean r