regulators will be swayed to allow google to continue working with hallway. now to some other business stories making news french president of iran has met with twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey in paris france's parliament is debating legislation that would find companies up to 4 percent of their global revenue for not removing his content the proposed law comes after the march shooting attack in christchurch new zealand that killed 50 people. as former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he's only $500000000.00 in the bid to shut down the remaining coal plants and the united states the billionaire wants to turn the u.s. into a 100 percent clean energy economy by 2030. now turning your hobby into a profitable business that's something a lot of us want to do the next one from russia has done just that with her passion for pottery but getting ahead in the male dominated world hasn't been easy. marina gilman over 1st started designing ceramics when she was a psychology student after she graduated she got a job in advertising but all the while she kept up her ho

hallway was linked to the game but quickly became one of the world's top cell phone manufacturers thanks in part to google's android operating system. but that could soon change if one way is cut off from android due to pressure from washington the u.s. has blacklisted hallway and is forcing american companies to sever ties to the telecoms giant over concerns huawei could funnel information to the chinese government. denies the accusations and is sticking by its product all for him and the best in the market and the hallways efforts to ensure our customer got the best best experience is free man and changed we'll work together with customers are always our partners to sayto these issues in the sun as possible time the company has announced it could seek to create its own version of android to help maintain its customers user experience. but google says that could make the operating system more vulnerable to attacks it's reportedly lobbying the u.s. government to allow to continue to work with wolli over these security concerns. so how could a whale less endanger google's android ecosyste

so how could a hallway o.-s. endanger google's android ecosystem cutting off while the phones from using android couldn't theory help limit chinese influence to phones manufactured by huawei in china but it would also cut those phones off from google security updates and huawei would be free to distribute those unsecured phones around the world and if a phone running a secure version of android communicated with a phone running in insecurity that could open the ecosystem up to attacks but it's unclear if u.s. regulators will be swayed to allow google to continue working with wall way. joins us now financial correspondent in frankfurt it's still full steam ahead we have to point out for a while way elsewhere in the world it struck $46.00 commercial 5 g. contracts in 30 countries and regions. that's right that's what who always said this week after signing another deal with russia but you know this wide range of the country makes the scenario even more dangerous for the americans but i have to say also for many oth

denies the accusations and is sticking by its product for amanda best in the market and the hallways effort to ensure our customer got a bessie best experience there is 3 men and changed we all work together with our customer always our partners to sayto these are issues in the sun it's possible time the company has announced it could seek to create its own version of android to help maintain its customers user experience. but google says that could make the operating system more vulnerable to attacks it's reportedly lobbying the u.s. government to allow it to continue to work with wally over the security concerns. so how could a hallway a less endanger google's android ecosystem cutting off wildly phones from using android couldn't theory help limit chinese influence to phones manufactured by huawei in china but it would also cut those phones off from google security updates and huawei would be free to distribute those unsecured phones around the world and if a phone running a secure version of android communicated with a phone running an unsecure version that could open the ecosyst

for weeks chinese telecom giant hallway downplayed the effects of being put on the u. s. export blacklist company executives issue defiant comments assuring investors and observers that why waste technology was self suffient. but for the first time the company has admitted that the fan is hitting hallway hard in the admission came from the founder himself. that gorgeous sunset are cellphone sales dropped by 40%. yes yes they did drop by 40%. the sanctions may also be stopping while we seemingly endless expansion dead in its tracks the company has slashed revenue expectations for twenty nineteen from one hundred and thirty billion dollars to one hundred billion dollars. that's less than last year trails near waterways headquarters in shin jin jin john fay admitted he had been completely sideswiped by the sanctions. may your shopping dollar may we never thought that the us is determination to attack while way would be so strong so first. at the same time it didn't occur to us that the us would carry out such a wide ranging campaign against us. troops for having fun. what

this guy shouldn't be standing behind a presidential seal, he should be wandering down the hallway of a group home with a nurse yelling donald, your gown is on backwards. i'm sorry. you've just heard about tivo his brain is permanently stuck in 1989. have you heard this new food called go-gurt a gamp changer he was more off kilter with the democratic debate looming and robert mueller's agreed to testify before congress next month. he got in trump's head because he called up and rambled about mueller. trump was referring to unearthed text messages between two fbi agents having an affair. >> robert mueller, they worked for him and the two lovers were together and they had texted back and forth >> how come we haven't seen it all? you gave william barr -- >> he terminated them illegally. he terminated the emails he terminated all it of the stuff. robert mueller terminated the text messages together he terminatedthem. they're gone and that's illegal >> deleted the word you're looking for is deleted. my god, man, go back to watching tivo and now you're accusing robert mueller of a crime i d

door looks like it is in an interior hallway. can you walk us through that? this is not an a.d.u. previously we had submitted the project as single-family because we did not have the new legislature. >> that is the single-family version. >> that is correct. >> okay. >> we drew that out. >> is the a.d.u. plan in my packet? i think i'm looking at the wrong thing. >> actually, i should amend what i said previously. we did add to the a.d.u., but that's entirely -- >> it makes sense. thank you. >> commissioner moore? >> i don't agree with commissioner hillis' observation it is an a.d.u. by design. it is a nice unit, it is small, but i do not see any need to manifest your desire that it doesn't fit the design. i cannot support that. the building is large, and for that reason, i would feel quite comfortable with the way it is right now. >> is that a motion? >> commissioner hillis? >> we have seen these before where you are trying to add onto the building and get the same results. the designs tend to suffer because of it. it looks a little large on the street. i gues

is pressuring other countries to pick a side and decide whether or not they will allow hallway to help build out their 5 g. networks warning that their decision will have consequences. and while it appears that russia has welcomed the telecom giant with open arms western nations continue to ramp up their antagonism against huawei but it's not just the u.s. one under look what has some of the wall huawei is canada and joining now on the ground in canada is our correspondent. alex you're in canada right now so before we get to the russian president's remarks let's start with huawei is drama unfolding in your country what's the latest. what we can see the.

following the sounds of shots and screams, navigating a maze of hallways in what police describe as a honeycomb type building. >> i've got a male down on the third floor with a gunshot wound to his arm. still looking for the gunman. >> reporter: about ten minutes after the 911 calls, officers engage the suspect on the second floor. just one minute later -- >> officer hit, officer hit! >> reporter: an officer shot. saved by his bulletproof vest. >> he knew where our officers were and he had every intention to inflict bodily harm on them. >> reporter: the officers then busting through a door, taking the shooter down, 36 terrifying minutes after receiving the first call. >> they put themselves in harm's way, in deadly harm's way, for people that they never met. that's a hell of a person to be able to do that. >> reporter: the gunman later dying at the hospital. as the virginia beach community vows to stand strong. >> everyone was trying to do something to help offset the tragedy. >> reporter: four people in critical condition, recovering from injuries. 12 innocent lives lost, leaving fam

. >> whispers in the hallways. was someone hiding something?e about to get a break. >> that was an aha moment. finally we have something to go on. >> when "dateline" continues. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. youwith washboardg to be tglutes.t bunny i'm not even sure what glutes are but... mine are gonna be shredded. mmhm, that was weird. oh sister it's gonna get way weirder. >>> the first day of school the fall of 2012 was heartbreaking. one of university high school's top students, skylar neese, had disappear

so while we were in the hallways -- remember [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it waswh fle ball when heaw was trying to edit something. [ audience ohs ] and you could just see him, like -- "i put this one here put me with the gun here [ laughter ]y, henock it off! [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: we got yelled at -- we just got yelled at by tom brokaw it made us laugh >> basically the only guy at nbc who could yell at us >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. >> tom brokaw. >> jimmy, but then somebody h, it's just jimmy and horatio. he's like, "well ,if it's just jimmy and horatio. [ laughter ] i'cool with those guys >> i'm sorry, guys >> jimmy: i'm sorry, guys. >> knock it on [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he did not say "knock --" >> knock it on >> jimmy: he didn't say "knock it on. [ laughter ] "knock it on." now i'm doing jimmy stewart. i want to talk about -- dude, "black monday. you're fantaic in it it's on showtime on demand if you want to check it out it's getting a little emmy buzz, just want to say >> thank you >> jimmy: congratulations on that, bud. i like that. >> oh, yeah, yeah, it's a great sh

in these hallways, cook is king. >> hey, guys. >> reporter: you're the biggest celebrity here. >> no, no. >> reporter: what he says on stage is a sort of gospel for programmers who gather from around the world. >> we are so inspired by the millions of incredible apple developers. >> reporter: this year, apple's big announcements including a farewell to itunes, software to further protect privacy and a new dark mode for the iphone screen, which cook says, will be easier on users' eyes. i want to ask you about screen time. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you know how much screen time you use every day? >> i do because i get a report every week. and i found it to be profound. so, i dialed back a bunch of mo notifications and stopped myself from being too antsy about picking up the phone. >> reporter: the ceo of apple is saying don't pick up your phone as much? >> we made the phone not so that you would use it all the time. we made the phone to make your life better. my simple rule is, if i'm looking at the device more than someone's eyes, i'm doing the wrong thing. >> reporter: apple's rollouts

network quickly efficiently it needs hallways technology however the trump administration argues that there's a lot of securities concerns out there now the german government has echoed some of those concerns heigl mouse said recently they admitted to the fact that there were some security concerns around huawei however germany really can't afford to block them out of the development of 5 g. at the moment which is part of the reason we're seen such a contentious issue develop between washington and berlin at the moment all right aaron chilton from business thank you for keeping us up to date thank you you're watching news still to come a look back at the victory that all but ensured that germany will go through to the next stage of the women's world cup. but 1st this week marks the 20th anniversary of the end of the war in kosovo in which the small state in south eastern europe broke away from serbia thousands of people were killed in the fighting including many children now the humanitarian law center of kosovo in the capital pristina is remembering the war's youngest victims with a

has also blacklisted china's telecoms champion hallway beijing responded by announcing its own intention to make a list of foreign companies which it considers quote unreliable it also threaten to limit access to its rare earth exports china is the world's largest exporter of the minerals essential for making smart phones t.v.'s and other high tech products. major u.n. organizations are sounding the alarm the world needs to do more against illegal fishing the practice reportedly cost the fishing industry in asia alone some 5000000000 dollars each year road vessels also often engage in piracy or human and drug trafficking like its neighbors thailand is now stepping up its efforts against illegal fishing. fishing boats put money in the bank and food on the plates of millions throughout southeast asia. these tiny vesta gators make sure that the companies comply with local regulations. for fish if they are easy to manage compared with. the ones that effect me. and i think there are interests and enough of that to share that. we share. and doing it that's the vessel monitoring system part of

has also blacklisted china's telecoms champion hallway beijing responded by announcing its own intention to make a list of foreign companies which it considers quote unreliable it also threaten to limit access to its rare earth exports china is the world's largest exporter of the minerals essential for making smart phones t.v.'s and other high tech products. of a more let's cross over to our studio in taipei to suit soon hunger to have you with us now so it has been more than a year since the trade war started do we know who is the winner just yet. well monica if you ask me also in north china or the us is the winner but there are several beneficiaries in this trade war among them vietnam was rewarded the most according to a reasoned analysis vietnam's economy was boosted by almost 8 percent due to the shift in production and the trade diversion also benefited other countries like taiwan south korea malaysia and in argentina however let me take taiwan where i am for example even though taiwan is picking up the trade diversion from china taiwan's export shrank by 3.3 percent in april from

the time they missed their cues and got stuck in the hallway of e debate stage or in the case where he stood out literally. and thtwo guys who ended up in the federal government are the one whose turned a presidential debate into an escape route. seriously what lessons can you learn from the debate performances and if you get lost, remember to act natural and stair directly into the camera. like you're having your portrait drawn. now before the debate, the candidates also showed up, checked out the debate stage who got stuck spoting a casual look. >> he's doing his walk through that's go poing to be happening through the coursef the day. there's tim ryan wearing his cap backwards. >> uh. hey, guys, flerathere aren't cas here now, right? did you get confused and think this way your office softball game you look like you're slamming some tall boys at red sox gam game most men seemed to enjoy talking about policy and the campaign has been incredibly substangszive. ormala harris has a plan f households and senator e-elizabeth warren was so excited to discuss the plan to tax the wealthy tha

contractual spears tolling in warri but we know now china is investigating fed ex after it diverted to hallways packages to the united states and we can probably guess from the companies that comply with the u.s. government to block walk away like intel facebook and google and non-u.s. suppliers that have stopped to supply into huawei such as panasonic and toshiba but no matter who is on the list china has and said what action it would take against these companies on the list for much of india there are media reports from the u.s. now that the chinese might cancel the meeting with donald trump in japan led to this month although you hearing what beijing hasn't formally come from any plans or provide any details of the meetings on the stylised of the g 20 but according to authorities who were briefed on the ranjan and told chinese media that the widely anticipated meeting could be a face to face negotiation over dinner instead of just a quick hand shake or a simple chat. of course that people are still talking about whether this summit or this meeting would be a replay of the summit in argentina

my weekly report i made committee presentations i mean i'm not a shy guy i cornered people in the hallways at the water fountain and everyone say yeah yeah we we we know we need to fix that but nothing would happen. and through 20062007 the volumes kept increasing and the rate of defective mortgages increased from 60 to in excess of 80 percent it was 80 percent of these mortgages that we were in turn selling. and giving our representations and warranties that they were they met our policy guidelines did not meet our policy guidelines this is misrepresentation that is true as a matter of fact it was for all. i've seen plenty of alone documents with my own eyes that were falsified and the borrower still signed them as if they were correct. people who were typically hairdressers gardeners and such reporting incomes of over $100000.00 a year now their actual incomes would be in the range of about $16000.00 in those cases their income is inflated by it 6 times. you would have waiters in a restaurant showing that they made $150000.00 a year i mean that clearly is. is out of line but nonetheless

. >> on wednesday, a woman and a daughter found themselves confronting a man in their hallway. >> i turnedound and hoped that i was not going to be shot, i ran into the foyer and screamed f my daughter to run pot. >> reporter: d.c. ce chief called the neighbor who ran to help a hero. >> the neighbor confnted the spect in the rear alley as he attempted to flee on one of the victim's bikes. our suspect indicated that he had a firearm. this neig or continued to follow him at a safe distance. the suspect retrieved brick and he threw it at this neighbor. >> third district officers rived, made the arrest right there. i have some important information i want you to pay attention to. we have been coming the courtec rds all night, we have lea learned wilkerson is still on supervision since that kidnapping of 2007. that crime was committed one month after he was released from prison for a home invasion wilkerson had priorns convictio for burglary and sex offense incident back in 1981, he was 20 years oldt the time. live in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> thank you, jackie.t >>> new a 11:00 ton

has also blacklisted china's telecoms champion hallway beijing responded by announcing its own intention to make a list of foreign companies which it considers quote unreliable it also threaten to limit access to its rare earth exports china is the world's largest exporter of the minerals essential for making smart phones t.v.'s and other high tech products. of a more let's bring in our financial markets responded boson and there he is this trade spat trade war keep 30 going on you dimensions now beijing issuing a travel warning how worried should the u.s. be. well i think this is really worrying a piece of news not so much because you know tourism from china would be a very important factor for the economy in the u.s. but this illustrates that the conflict between china and the us is not limited to some unfriendly wording on the top political level it now really has arrived on the level of everyday lives we should not forget there are thousands of chinese scientists doing research at universities in the u.s. thousands of chinese chinese citizens are studying at you as universities and t

sound talk to you it does to people here most of us don't have air conditioning at home this is your hallway prepared i you know i'm taking my family to the pool and we'll be staying there the whole day. best not to work or strain too much stay in the shade . and it's getting hotter by the minute i am and the hot off balance government district. i don't know what america is behind me in this building just to cool down but the tourists have certainly found ways to enjoy the heat. we have any sort of ways to cope with the heat yet we we have 50 sunscreen all over extra 50 in the back and then we try to stay as much as possible in the shelter. so where do you come from we come from ukraine are you surprised by this weather here in germany at the moment yeah we didn't know that it will be 36 degrees like today 36 degrees you might call it hot but it's do not breaking the temperature records many seem to share my favorite way of cooling down though. so what about that record i am not calling it a day yet. i have found a place in berlin that has definitely top the heat recall on this. in there was

children do not have to go to school every day and be concerned about some mass shooter roaming the hallwaystheir schools, and america -- an america where we have a president of the united states who knows it is a sign of be strength not to beat people down but to lift people up. so i'd like to tell you a little bit about my background. so i was raised as a child, as a daughter of the civil rights movement. my parents met when they were active in that movement. my sister and i joked that we were raised by adults who spent time shouting. my mother is five feet tall. if you ever came home complaining about something, the first thing she would do, put a hand on a hip, look at you and say, so what are you going to do about it? so i decided to run for president of the united states. so the other thing i can tell you about my background is i spent a career as a prosecutor. i prosecuted banks, i prosecuted big pharmaceutical companies who were preying on the most vulnerable consumers. i prosecuted the big banks and for-profit colleges who were defrauding home owners and consumers. i will tell you s

here in bangkok hallway distributers j. mart are hoping an army of smiling faces canal shine the bad press always phones run google's android operating system. and the search giant was recently forced to block the handsets from using its software thanks to u.s. sanctions. something that's weighing on the minds of potential customers. i made my day was they made with the ball always. but i'm more of that the old phone will not be able to update. because of what has happened with huawei. and those concerns are likely one reason why customers interest is dropping was sales have dropped by more than half of it was and there were far fewer customers compared to last year it was. but it's actually antennas like these that are at the heart of u.s. concerns about huawei. the chinese telecoms giant is the leading producer of technology used in 5 g. networks and washington fears the company's technology could be used to funnel information to the chinese government something while he denies and it's gotten some support from the u.s. b

they ability modern day alcatraz with bunk beds and a mug shot hallway.look around. >> reporter: when you think alcatraz, what do you see? >> island prison. >> it's scary. i'm claustrophobic. >> reporter: the rock is one of the most prominent things in san francisco. some people want the full experience. >> why do you think people like e modern day prison cells. it may just look like a regular house on the outside. when you look inside -- >> you're going to see it. >> the owner is a japanese businessman who apparently made two cel hallway with infamous prisoners on the walls. like -- >> the infamous one, al capone. >> and 50 cent. some hold. on he never did time in alcatraz. a little bigger cell. in alcatraz, there was no fresh water. $1 million was ill ported every week. there it is. thank you, san francisco utilities commission. there were a total of 14 escape attempts. you want the house, you get the key. plus the uniform. and that key comes with a hefty price tag. $1.88 million to be exact. the alcatraz modern day house is up for sa >> w bonus basemen

happened where i was lying back and my arm went up like that and people kept coming around the hallwaylogical thing. i'm learning to believe in myself because my dream is coming true, my childhood stuff. it will be gone next week. my dream's coming true. >> jimmy: how long did it stay with you? >> six days. >> jimmy: six days! >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: and it just stopped? >> it seems so fake i feel like there are some actresses who are like, yeah, when i eat almonds i get a rash, you're like, that's not real. it seems, it seems not real. and i kept being to all my friends, i would send videos, look, this is real, you have to believe me. why would you make that up? and i shot a day on "masters of sex" like with this happening and i would have to be like, would you have to cut? it's happening they're like, what's happening? this, this. it was so insane. and i don't, to fix it, i went on yelp, and i found, you know, a witch. >> jimmy: what do you mean a witch? >> a witch. >> jimmy: you searched "witch"? >> no, well, i'd been to many doctors, like physical, actual doctors, and they're like

one day he allegedly took therl gi into a hallway behind the chick-fil-a restaurant and sexually assaulted her. she contacted police. >> she's managing a number of uvenile, so it's important f her to be brave enough to come forward, so we appreciate it. we could have other viims. we don't have any indication there's other victims, but that's the first thing we look into. >> reporter: police gathered t evidence int mall hallway where the assault allegedly took place and soon after they made an arrest.ey thare urging other juveniles to come forward anytime someone solicits them in text, online, or in person for nude photos or for sex. >> just requesting, sendingde pictures is a crime or requesting to have sexual contact with a juvenile is a crime. >> that last point really important for both juveniles and rents to understand. simply asking, soliciting someone who's underage is a crime in and of itself. n, i putn a call to the attorney for the defendant in this case and sent an email. i haven't yet heard back from them. back to you in the studik >> thanyou, jules. >>> now to a tragic case her

where she didn't answer questions but she made for a stunning hallway appearance. the democrats have a problem. the mueller report is dense, legalese, clunkily written. as a result has gone largely unread. the president says its conclusion was no obstruction, no collusion. it of course says nothing of the sort. our own mike memoli nicely summed up this problem on our broadcast about a week ago. >> the things that i keep hearing from judiciary committee staff and leadership aides is that this is an effort to bring to life the mueller report, that the 400-plus pages of the mueller report is a book that no one reads. we have to make it a movie. >> remember that line. earlier today the former fbi counterintelligence chief frank figliuzzi explained why he thinks robert mueller himself needs to testify. >> the gentlemanly civility of robert mueller and his adherence to decorum and protocol and apolitical appearance hasn't served us well. it worked well a few years back. but we're in a society that watches tv, gets our news from whatever particular network we watch or fro

you have some of the nicer hallways. >> that's true, ie seen your hallways. >> happy belated father's. >> two times over. >> did you get married in the last five years too? >> right before the show started. i wanted to get married knfr the show started so i didn't have to invite everybody from this show. i hadteo in all the snl people. >> sometimes i'm in the fitness nter and i see seth come through. >> we're rightthere. >> i see seth on the treadmill. i'm n in the gym very often, but i have seen you on the treadmill. seems like the right thing to do is just let seth have his workout, b instead, i'm like, hey, hi. he's like, taking off his headphones, hi. >> some shows opted to shy away from the political commentary on late night. you, much to your success, dive dght in. theemocratic debates are next week. you're going to be live. >> we're going to be live after them.f the nice thing about a live show is there's not much you can do on the prep because we' to comment on the debate. >> this is a news 4 today news break. >> good morning, everyone. 8:26 nown this tuesday, june 18th. i'm a

one day he allegedly took the girl into a hallway behind the chick-fil-a restaurant and sexually assaulted contactedpolice. >> he's managing a number of juveniles, so it's very important for her come forward and we really appropriate it. we could potentially find other victims. we don't have any on there's other victims, but that's the first thing we look into. >> police gathered evidce in that mall hallway where the assault allegedly took place anr soon aft they made an arrest. they are urging other juveniles to come forward anytime someone solicits them in texts, online, or in person for nude photos or for sex. >> just request them sendide pictures is a crime or requesting to have sexual contact with a juvenile is a crime. >> imptant information for juveniles and their pares to understand. he is being held without bond at the fairfax county aonlt detenticenter. i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> a colorado couple is the latest to come forward and say they becamele violy ill while visiting the dominican republic. the couple says they experienced severe cramping and other symptoms during their s

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will he talk about european tariffs, or is he here to muster support for hallway?r is effectively leaving on friday, who will he try and lobby? >> great question, because he is not supposed to be here for any of those things. it is supposed to be the d-day anniversary. it debate since to put the visit now and when all of that was scheduled we did not know -- she did not know -- nobody knew about theresa may's expiration date. but now what you have is a president with an opportunity to try to put his thumb on the scale, to get who he wants for the brexit candidate. margaret, away from this trip -- the pomp, the circumstance -- kevin hassett, the president economic council and advisor has left. how is the white house cohesive message on trade? what's the level of chaos, of trade messaging? has been a calming force, i don't know if trump whispered is the right word, but someone able to explain to the american public into wall street what he's doing. there are a couple still around, and that's the holy trinity for explaining trump, but this departure will leave a mark.

you guys work in the building, they're narrow hallways. >> you've got sort of the nicer hallway. >> that'slated father's day by the way. >> yeah, it was a good one. >> i was going to say in five years, you've become a father twice. >> two times over. >> did you get married in the last five years too? >> i got married right before the show started i wanted to get married before the show started so i didn't have to invite everybody from this show. i had to invite all the snl people >> i'm in the fitness center, i see seth come through, use that as a shortcut sometimes. >> we're right there >> i've seen at the time on the treadmill. i'm not in the gym very often, but i have seen you on the treadmill. >> you all work out together. >> i think probably the right thing to do is let seth have his workout, but instead i'm like hey, hi. >> come on the show. >> he's like taking off his hat. hi yeah >> seth, some shows opted to like kind of shy away from the political commentary on late night. people may not want to see that. much to your success you dive right in, the democratic debates are next week

the four police officers who rushed the gunman down the hallway and the government building virginiaetected in two were k-9 handlers and they had with the police chief said the long ranging gun battle down the hall before they fatally wounded the suspect in virginia beach shooting. they describe as awards on and it must be going through some trauma as a police chief said they will be interviewed when they're getting better. what does that mean and what type of task is medical professionals face when they are confronted with these type of shootings. mark siegel joins us a professor of medicine and fox news contributor. let's just talk for a moment about the heroism of our law enforcement officers. who are on the frontline who go into the situations and now trained, along with ems and with fire and others to russian active shooter. >> they need to be praised and really it is a display of great courage and heroism, they saved countless lives by doing that from the press conference you just heard it sounds like gunman was using 245 caliber handguns which are devastating. that's a very la

cleanliness, the building's public areas, hallways, elevators, restrooms, stairwells and lounges are maintained well and cleaned with consistent frequency. privacy, each suite is secured and compartmentalized with enough soundproofing even between floors to facilitate a private environment. as a tenant -- sorry. access. as a tenant of the space, i am able to access the building 24 hours a day, seven days a week if i wish. it also gives me the ability to offer my practice seven days a week if i wish. and other spaces where i have established a practice or have investigated, this will be impossible -- impossible logistically and economically. autonomy as a tenant, so long as i agreed to restore the suite to its original condition, which i completely intend to do, i have free license to decorate it as i , please. again, this is another realistically unfeasible arrangement in other spaces. in our space, we have created a vibrant studio replete with our installations which facilitates the shedding of life stresses, by tapping into that which is universal in our human experience. one wall

and the light in that hallway was on all night shining into your bedroom i wonder how you feel about that. perhaps the architect could explain that to us. can you get into the detail of that if you don't mind? >> thank you for the question. we have found over the last 15 years starting around 2008-2009 that a lot of projects in the city the units are getting smaller and with the requirement of a two bed rooms, a number of buildings have been built and they've been received very well on the market and they rent well and they're very livable and popular. however, we do understand the california building code requirement for natural light. so 50% of the wall that separates the bedroom from the living area needs to be open to the passing of natural light so glass walls and doors and you can see many of those units on the market. certainly the site permit has not been submitted and all the details of the plans are not complete. in review of the plans there's ample space to reconfigure things to improve those areas. not all the details of the construction documents can be completed at this

according to early reports indiscriminately just anyone who he seemed to through the hallways as he's moving to his former place of business officers engaged the shooter he then returned fire with them. he also hit that one officer as you mentioned can brighten anybody who's been to that part of the country virginia beach is a pretty large. >>beachside community well known as a vacation spot during the summertime lot of college kids go there in the summertime in fact they had big crowds over the memorial day weekend and complaints about the trash was left behind because thousands of young people were on the beach over the weekend as part of what they call the tide water region of virginia the hampton roads area you have norfolk virginia which is a port city home of the largest us navy base in the country is that north fork it surrounded by virginia beach hampton roads chesapeake and those kinds of cities basically at the entrance to chesapeake chesapeake bay. so the bottom line is virginia beach is well known on the east coast as a tourist destination, a sadly this is actually happeni

please. >> and before we got a chance to talk to him, his defense lawyer ushered him out down the hallway did you take it all in? i'm not sure he took it all in. >> i'm not sure i took it all in at first. >> that this is over. >> it was super exciting. everyone was so happy. everyone was in tears. >> not quite everyone. assistant d.a. bill gargen was fuming. >> you were willing to get arrested over this. >> i was more than willing to have handcuffs placed on me to argue my point. i didn't cross any lines. >> what recourse do you have? >> there's no appeal. that i know of. >> so charlie tan is free. >> that's it. there is no appeal as of from this trial order of dismissal, because there has not been a verdict by the jury. >> the event didn't happen. >> correct. >> so in the people versus charlie tan, you had to cynically wonder whether the defendant's vocal supporters carried the day from outside the courtroom. >> some think the golden ivy league boy was able to kill his father and get away with it. strange story, the whole thing. >> yeah. >> charlie's mother, according to the district att

. >> her getting the locker shut on her, tripping in the hallway, name calling >> a child who is normally happy and then when she comes home from school and balling her eyes out, it's a hard thing to watch. >> reporter: it's hard for the school district too because bullies aren't learning anything when they're suspended so, tomorrow a bold step when the wisconsin rapid city council votes on a controversial proposal to fine parents up to $313 if their kids are caught bullying >> schools can say the behavior isn't stopping law enforcement can help us out. >> reporter: fines are rarely imposed. a warning letter to parents has been enough. >> a lot of times parents have no idea what their kids are doing online and at school on the playground and they're shocked. >> reporter: darren and alissa's daughters just want something done >> i think the parents should have to pay a fine you're the one raising the kid >> reporter: hoping a financial penalty will drive home the true cause of bullying. >>> just nine days until the first 2020 democratic primary debate here on nbc, and tonight in our series

and then, of course, this was people running around the hallways trying to figure out what to do. i believe we found out a second crane had fallen on the parking garage, so we walked out to the parking garage to check our vehicles. we just saw cars everywhere. i don't even know how to describe it. there was cars that were vertical. there was cars from maybe the eighth floor down to the third floor where we park and where you see the pictures from. it was just insane. we saw fire rescue getting people out of the second or third story in the front of the building, which is not the part that i saw fall. but it was something that was unlike anything i have ever seen. >> wow, so just to clarify, you believe there may have been more than one drain that fell or you're not sure. >> from what i know, there are two cranes that were building a very large structure right across the street from us and not a very big street at all. but there were two cranes. i'm not sure if both of them fell or if it was the same crane that fell on two parts of the building. they were massive krins. i can't con

we kept looking, i kept looking down the hallway waiting for him to come out. >> especially they arelready dealing with kevin durant and his injury. but the team refuses to give up, the game was close until the end, but toronto pulled out a victory, the last game at the oracle is a loss for the golden state warriors. >> i'm so sad, warriors! they are still my team no matter where they move. last game in oracle. >> the warriors are just getting started. they are getting ready to move out to san francisco where they get to reflect on the season. >> it doesn't hurt to lose, we had five good years, i'm happy. it hurts for katie and clay, but other than that, we are still winners in oakland.>> with that the toronto raptors are the winners of this nba championship season. we know what that feeling is like, just not tonight.>> that's right, well we have a lot to celebrate with a great season. >>> meanwhile in toronto today, raptor fans are celebrating the first nba title. >> reporter: it's expected to be a pretty wild celebration tonight as the raptors celebrate their first ever nba title i