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. >> hadee it not for the events it was in the beginning of this heat wave. >> it was starting during the day tomorrow. hot today. we didn't quite make 9 today take a look at the high temperatures. we did hit 90 in our southern zones. it will all be there. 80 degrees at 11:00 at night. that tells you we are o the warm side of things. 76 right now in martinsburg. our storm system way back to the west. this is wbe back nd it. this is where the hot air is. it's moving away. how hot is it? 99 kansas city. 105 degrees. that air will move our way. we are going to getot and get hot in a hurry. it is 93 after a low of 75. it is 86 by noon and humid by tomorrow night. look athis. 98 on saturday. we are calling this weekend a weather alert weekend. it is9 on sunday and 99 on the heat index over 105. we could see heat advisories and sunday and monda we stay at 90 degrees or higher for the next ten m days andbe longer. this is going to be a very big hot stretch for really the entire country. en into parts of new england and maine will be in the 90s. that's how hot it is on the east coast. >> craz

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and she hadee released because she was very pregnant. and so they said, we're not going to put her in prison. we're going to release her until she has her hearing. and she told me her story. that her family h gotten into a dispute with the drug gang that ran the community. so they had sent a team of people to gang rape her and that her life had been threatened and she had to leave immediately. she couldn't make accommodations for her children. her children couldn't come with her. she didn't know how they were. and she said, i have no idea th ts child is cause is the product of the gang attack. and she qualified under our rules for asylum if sould document her cas until two days ago. but now she can't go to that asylum hearing under this new rule designed to keep people who have experienced enormous trauma abroad from qualifying, who've all qualified. so not only is this administration inflicting trauma and pain onld send message to some other group of families overseas, but they're changing the rules of folks who arrived here that have s

you know, she just looked like she haded. >> police say when the officers arrived, the dogs charged at them, forcing officers to open fire, killing that animal. >>> hey! >> dramatic new video of that police shooting that happened in san francisco saturday night. police releasing the body cam video at a town hall meeting this evening. the video shows the officer approaching four men standing around in north beach. one of the men had an open container. suddenly another man takes off running. the officer goes after him, eventually opening fire and shooting the man in the back. the officer said the suspect had a loaded weapon. police did recover a gun. >>> so who did it and why? tonight san francisco police are investigating a strange break-in. someone trashed jennifer katz's speech therapy practice overnight. it's located on laguna handa in the forest hills neighborhood. an employee came in in the morning and found the office had been ransacked. they don't know if anything was stolen but they say everything is broken or destroyed. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> more than 300 peopl

trump haded president served mexico, that trump no longer saw mexico as a threat or allied. year later, it is not the case. i do not see it. >> i see it many ways. right now people are living in fear. let me answer. we know there is a government here that calls them animals and we say that is unacceptable. what was the threat we face last year? it was a new administration, the u.s. withdrew from the free trade agreement. he said he was going to leave the paris climate agreement. >> that is not what i'm asking. the question is, yes or no? nieto wrong in inviting president trump? >> they withdrew from tpp, the nuclear agreement, withdrawn. the immigration agreement, withdrew. we want everyone to know, we want immigrants to know as well, we are not going to rest until we have ensure your safety and we will wake with -- work with civil society, with litigation, so we do not face that. >> candidate anaya, president of france macron tried to make friends with trump. he took him around paris. he went to the white house and they planted a tree together. macron wanted to convince the

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that is the point that andy made before, if you look at our colleagues in london, they were hading thaty clients overrated peripherals heading into it, which only exaggerated the move. treasury showed a high degree of sensitivity and conditions were short in the u.s. as well and that amplifies the moves that occur. jonathan: if this can happen in treasuries, it can happen anywhere. kathy, what are you worried about when you look across the world and the fixed income universe? kathy: now that em is starting to react, we are less worried about it because it is starting to price in a more rational way. i am worried about the domestic investment grade and high-yield. and the reason is the deterioration in credit quality, especially in investment grade, we have half the universe is triple b and even the single a category is looking less robust these days. so i am worried about that. and again, markets just not priced very well for it. jonathan: how do you convince people there is a concern there where the macro banks so solid -- bank drops seem so solid in the united states when the g7 is go

america is reacting can you share that with us because it's it's not that i've never heard before the hades. yes so the other day i was in a detention facility and i can i i have a friend who's a former prisoner and she said one thing that got her through was knowing that she had outside support so i tried to incorporate it into my interview with the child and i said do you have any idea what's happening outside this jail that there are thousands if not millions of people internationally who are clamoring to support you journalists who are writing articles and people who are protesting outside of detention facilities and he lit up and he showed me a drawing that he had done of the medium as a papa and he smiled and he said you know that essentially that helped him feel stronger about his decision to fight for his freedom and for his right to stay here . i wanted to share this tweet we got from chad who says there is no sign that the administration kept track of many children once the immigrants are deported and disappear it may be buried difficult to reunite the courts need to grant injunct

and well we define it as hades i want to different states it of a bit there is some politico ideological leaders who are men of plating you know populist people who are mammon many plaiting fears and grievances of some people. putting aside the ideology political aspect because we cannot hide that germany has a problem with. a far right ideology. but i would want to focus on the people who voted for for example if they wanted to for germany the foreign populace yes and. when we speak to them and we ask them for example you know why did you vote they're angry they fail lost so we're always talking about you know integration of immigrants and but the reality is that some. germans have a problem with integrating into modern germany and we have to accept the fact that germany has changed and those people don't identify themselves with with germany and with germany's values and it's a problem of integration. germany has changed of a new use you use interesting just let's talk about chancellor merkel because her response to this. or her contribution to the ceremonies this past week in seoul go

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questioned and which ones are should be questioned again that would be never ending up like the whole of hades in the autumn of the one with. the family's lawyer cannot believe this decision. isn't even dozens of hopes point definitely there are indications that there was a motive for murder this situation was never cleared up all the witnesses made incriminating statements and then not being questioned again on the. i'm still and the reasons why the case was shelved back then are in comprehensible it should be investigated now we're trying to find out whether we can prove that someone there intentionally killed another person and what for that's not what i thought i need. nobody has ever answered for the killing of raul garciaparra in the summer of one nine hundred seventy nine thirty eight years later his family hoping for a belated justice so were the families and friends of delphin gretta manuel diogo and carlos concepts out will this justice ever come the racist crimes that took place in communist east germany a still a closed book. like . the. eco of africa. without these creatures life

i mean t we hadee teams that were in the running here. >> are you not entertained? me? what a morning. colombia, senegal. >> yeah. i mn, you know, senegal becomes t first team in this world cup to actlly go outf the world cup due t fair play. colombia, what a turn around.os colombiaes a first game but then today gets the result -- esgot theult in the second game. sanchez comes back into the lineup. rodriguez gets injur and pulled off early. nina with the goal. counter ray rogen is fantastic as player and distributesn he pr in the middle fld. everything is changing again. >> they pulled it off first of the group. >> this is crazy. >> we're looking at the highlights her t goal minute 73 head butt in. >> what a great goal. nina has gone through a a tough nd barcelona and quite often with talk about players that suffer maybe through the year but makena it to the nl teams and get into the worl cup cup. ll, your father knows him.w vwey >> little bit. >> we know peck kerrman i love him as a coachn manager. i studied his coaching abilities. eye n you see him he has faith in

have hade lines we through the payments, $700 million to settle that case we have talked about, the moneyd terrorism regulations, do you think settlement help these banks move past, or is it ongoing? tim: it is a case of taking the pain now that moving past. -- then moving past. it has been dragged down over a longer time. when you have a bank that is so heavily reliant on the retail market, to the extent that this is now done and out of the way, it is probably more on e positive side from a reputational perspective. angie: interesting, -- ramy: i am curious about investor appetite, anz down 3.8%. that was the biggest fall from february, so you would think it is all going to be better now? a creditn talk from side of things, not so much the equities side. what we are hearing from credit investors is there is still an appetite for the banks. we saw that post results announcements are a number of banks -- number of banks got more ideals, race pricing. it is more with the price will be, so to the extent that we continue to get some of these negative headlines coming through, that may lead to

she did not havewhere to g real she hade couple stints the entertainment world but nothing like todayhere she would be probably be doing tedte but at that time it was really sad. and i think that her life has not been great been very difficult throughout these decades. >> i can't begin to put myself in the skin of monica lewinsky. from what i can tell, i think she's doing all right, giving impressive talks and writing for "vanity fair." >> now she is but evenk in the day or even ten years ago. >> totally agree. different era, different time and didn't have the support. moving on to samantha bee and, heather, you and i were talking about this last week. hadas, she said something entirely vulgar and e'soming on tapes her show, it will ai this evening. whatre you hearing -- how is she going to handle this? >> from what we understand is that samantha bee will be addressing this at theshow.our r done some reportingthis. they've been working on this for over a week. i think what we're going to see was previewed at an awards ceremony last week that was not necessarily open to the press. she

when word spread a very restaurant haded r to serve sarah huckabee sanders those that opposed prettyuch started cheering. the press secretary deserved the rude choes. >> you make choices in life and there c aost to being an accomplice to this cru deceitful administratn. >> theefining feature of a free society is that you can tell one of the most powerful people in the goverent get out of my restaurant. n msnbc says trump have be soci spa rye as. most onprotesters trenting othe trump aids especially aftergr democratess women maxine waters calledor for may continued a ragsment. >> kicking our political enemies out ofemembers striptease, heck lending them in public may feel good but it isn't a solution. >> threatening women and children what is problem with leu people on the >> david axle rod drew criticism for taking sanders side. kind of amazed and appalled by the folks on left whothmplored expulsion of press secretary and h family from a restaurant. trump opponents are using family separati in the poureder to justify the tactics. and the president uses hish language in the countryles

he told me jarrod ramos haded threatim and another reporter for years and they were afraid of what couldthas said this started with an article that was published back in 2011 after he pled guilty. ramos was angry about the article and sued for defamation. the paper won the case but it dragged on for years with appeals. the editor says he andis staff never met ramos in person but ngfinitely felt threatened. there were a online posts and digital threats about the newspaper and maryland judges for years. he it made me feel uncomfortable enough to go to police and ask for an investigation. so we all felt teatened there and were all concerned about it. but there was very little else we could do except be aware. ld me heetired editor not only warned his own family, but he held a newsroom meeting about him and alerted the front desk. anne arundel countyolice sai today it was ultimately the newspaper's decision not to pursue charges so as not to provoke ramos even >> thank you, jodie. >>> editor, mentor, sports junkie volunteer, animal lover. all working hard to serve their community. all lives

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this is "the united states hade america." there's things that are real and things that are imaginary. things that are real are observable, and predictable, like climate change. that kneeling for the national anthem doesn't mean you hate the troops. and that hot doughnuts taste better than cold doughnuts. that's science. there's things that are imaginary, like borders. think about it. borders are pretend lines drawn on the earth by men, and i mean by men, as a way to divide up land. and sometimes the borders don't make any sense. like this town. it's divided into 30 parcels in a 3-square mile radius between belgium and the netherlands. big shoutout to all my strewers the viewers there, though. for example, the u.s./mexico border. people act like it's been around since the dinosaurs, it's only been settled since 1970. but the fact that the border is 20. the border and attitudes toward the border have shifted throughout history, many act like it's an eternal problem. but president trump has a way to solve it. >> we need the wall

that help haded lead to something really one of the more remarkable labor markets that we've ever seenmarket right now is about as strong as i have ever seen. a lot of different ways to put it in perspective. for me the easiest fact, only seven times back to 1970, we had unemployment rat b 4%. twfhose months were the last two months. we expect that will continue. as remarkable has that chart is, i think next one is one of the once moves me even more. next chart shows the gap between unemployment rate of white workers and black workers, and you can see the gap between the unemployment rate for black workers and white workers has gone to an all-time low a is maybe about a third it was on average during the obama administration. of course we want that gap to get all the way down to zero. we made a tremendous amount of progress because president trump is working to heat up the economy. the next chart for a person who loves economic data is really my favorite because you rarely ever see anything that is the best since the second world war in economic data. and this chart s that the initial

are republicans involved in hading up these farm bills is it mostly a republican thing, or equal? thing, and does the heritage foundation republicans' these ears in trying to get these ours cut in support of farming system in this country? thank you. that you would say that in the case of the house of representatives republicans are entirely pass thertisan bill, part of reason it will get through when they work some things out with members, butcan it's strictly a partisan bill. so when it comes to the senate, bill we get out of committee will be very bipartisan. >> take one more question. >> helen harrison. plan to offer one or two the markup or -- ini do it wednesday committee. >> are you expecting otherto offer amendments? will there be other amendments generally? >> yes. i have seven written. i don't know how many will get to be brought up, but there will be several amendments. myyour question is, is amendment the only amendment expected abe offered? the answer is no. vigorous debate on a lot of amendments. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> thank you. thanking senator grassley. [applau

. >> schifrin: in e last few years, north koreans have haded more fre to run independent businesses. sungju lee predicts that will change the country. >> with these markets, the newth generationnew social class are growing. so if the number of these people panded, that's going to be time for the change of north korea.ch >>rin: sungju lee and ji seong-ho recently won nationalr endowment mocracy awards for their work getting other north koreans to safety. but sungju lee's most important defectoras from his own past. tell me how you responded when you found out your father was stilalive. >> i saw my father in south korea. sjust cried. there's nothing . there was nothing to say. literally, i cried and cried again. so my father approached me, and hugged me, saying, son, i'm so sorry. and both of us were crying. >> schifrin: you reunited with your father, and you're also rking to reunify korea. why? what does it mean to reunify korea for you? >> it's only way to go home. that's my personal thinking. it's not government. it's for people, people living on korean peninsula. >> schifrin: but u

they hade a treacherous journey to get to then nited statese hopes of achieving a better life for themselves and for their chenil and as a nation who likes to say repeatedly, we are nation of immigrants, sometimes that means wthat, yes, thoo cross illegally are not criminally prosecuted, they're handled through the administrativen immigratocess. >> woodruff: just very quickly, janet napolitano, youti had mes on capitol hill today act daca, the minors issues, immigrant minors, any progress on that front? >> not that i could see, but is is yet another decision that the president could red rects with a stroke of his pen, and withdraw his ord rescinding the daca program, and therefore allow the 700,0 or so dreamers in this country, student#ylwq university of california, to remain here safely and securely> oodruff: janet napolitano, former secretary of homeland security, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the trade battle between the u.s. and china-- the world's two largest economies-- is escalating to new levels today. president trump has directed his ration to prepare major new tariffs on ch

these are just some of the names, kenan thompson, taran killam, ike barinholtz, rashida jones, bill hadeaula pell, chris kattan, amy poehler, will forte, it's everybody. and it's very exciting. you can get this now for the first time wherever you get dvds. probably amazon, right? and tonight, you don't have to worry about it, because everyone in the audience is getting a copy, which we're very excited about. so thank you. andy samberg, rachel dratch, kate mckinnon, leslie jones. [ applause ] moving on, everybody, president trump's summit with north korean leader kim jong-un, as trump faces a mountain of new legal problems. for more on this, it's time for a closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: in the span of just a few days, trump managed to throw a tantrum over a summit with our allies at the g7, called for russia to be admitted back into the group, and lavished praise on brutal dictator kim jong-un. every day, he acts more and more like an nba player who is trying to get traded to a rival team. [ light laughter ] and yesterday he returned to a familiar target, the media. >> t

experienced, but she says her father would come home every day looking like he had just come back from hades, which he had, and would say, "you kids are oing to college." the reason he was willing to put up with this job was because he had people that were really relying on him and to whom he was devoted. when i think about joblessness and the question of how much this is an economic or cultural parallel, these men do not feel, for very complicated reasons, some of them true, that they are needed. nobody is relying on them. they can hang out on the couch and play video games. does it really matter? the kids are going to be ok. sort of. mr. levine: you have an in one ofg statistic your writings. only 41% of high school dropouts -- maybe this is also men -- only 41% of high school dropouts are working. mr. glaeser: that's not prime age. that includes the whole population. that's right. mr. levine: two questions. this suggests -- and you do suggest that we need in terms of a prescription education, skilling up. i want to ask you to make that argument, but also i want to then -- ryan, if you wil

bodies that worked on that was the cyber response group that i chaired within the hade house that representatives from the relevant agencies that could have a role in developing and response actions. the specific actions and options we developed to my knowledge remain classified other than those that became public by once implemented. i can say that the options that we developed spanned the full u.s. power, including diplomatic, intelligence, law economic and cyber activities. within these broad categories we created a range of potential actions from low risk, low impact, to high risk, higher would forions as we any national security issue. my responsibility in that theess was ensuring that n.s.c. principles, up and and including the president, had a range of options to consider, along with the pros and cons of each. due to significant concerns around escalation, the overall geopolitical situation we were the tensions within the u.s. election, the presidential race was happening, as both of you have noted, the desire not to do the russian's work for them by undermining confidence in the electoral

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you've hade. >> no i have not. >> mr. rosenstein did you threaten staffers on the house intelligence committee? media reports indicate you did. >> media reports are mistaken. >> sometimes, but this is what they said, having the nation's number one law enforcement officer threaten to subpoena your calls and e-mails is down right chilling. >> no, sir. there's no way to subpoena phone calls. >> i mean i'm just saying. >> so, susan, you just wonder why these respects are so unhinged. i know donald trump is. i know that he sends out unhinged, all-cap tweets all the time. but, if it you saw the testimony, if you listened to the testimony, rod rosenstein, time and time again, they were mischaracterizing everything that had happened in that investigation. and all they would do is say we're unhinged and yelling at him and making accusations that were false and then when he finally got a chance to speak, he would say exactly what had happened, and that is exactly what's happening inside there. any fair reading of the facts show tha

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