and the phases through which it went a you seeing these parallels in terms of the way at the bull hari government is handling the men compared with a book around in the early days we've already outlined the possibility of a movements leader being detained and possibly dying as happened with the her own thank you i think i think in terms of the extrajudicial measures being taken by the nigerian government and its security forces against movements that choose to express their. right to dissent against the government yes i do see the comparisons with the compare the comparisons. can be made but then i also think that it's unfair to compare the iron man to the work around sect which i think is an easy an easy an easy an easy. position the time that many make when they when they think about i am a know when they talk about i am and i am and i don't believe. it is a violent movement it's a troublesome movement for lack of better for lack of a wide and it is one of the docks movement but i don't seem to be exactly like the book or on set right and matthew with the i man. a nuisance value is i

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. ve a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet caponed by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. baucrbara hoperberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and groetupement products. that's why we're your retirement company. ee additional support has provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from views like you. ank y. ed: iserto rican c cuisine rich and vibrant, just like the people that live there. journey with me, ed kenney; and tiara hernandez as we dance through the streets of old san juan to learn about the origiof her , gandule rice. ar there so many reasons why i became a chef. as every dish h a story. food brings people together and has the power to conjure up cherished memories i was born and raised in t

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein ndamily. the j.p.b. fion.sa nd p. walter, in memory kef george o'neil. barbara hope zerg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america--g designstomized individual and group retirement products. at's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. pbs. masters: hollywood invented theo imathe singing cowboy, but life in the real wild west could be brutal and chaotic, rife with violence and opportunity. let's explore the fascinating origins of our modern ci as a rough and s wdy frontier town. i'm nathan masters, and thisost l.a." many people see l.a. as a c

that's all for this edition of "newshou.weekend" i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching.d night. captioning sponsored by wnet by captione media access group at wgbh acce.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernarand irene schwartz. sue and edr wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. orate funding is provide by mutual of america-- designing customized individual ans.d group retirement produ that's why we're your retirement company. ditional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. pbs. sh mariver: perhaps the greatest mystery...he isuman brain. in only the past few decades, scientists have made incredible leaps inur understanding. and we are just now unraveling the secret of how the brain can change throughout our lives, leading to incredible transformation. s merzenich: we have t new understanding that the person that is within us is actually a product o

and the phases through which it went a you seeing these parallels in terms of the way at the bull hari government is handling the men compared with a book around in the early days we've already outlined the possibility of a movement leader being detained and possibly dying as happened with the her own thank you i think in terms of the extrajudicial measures being taken by the nigerian government and its security forces against movements that choose to express their. right to dissent against the government yes i do see the comparisons with the computer the comparisons. can be made but then i also think that it's unfair to compare the iron man to the work around sect which i think is an easy an easy an easy an easy. position the time that many make when they when they think about i remember when they talk about the iron man the iron man i don't believe. it is a violent movement it's a troublesome movement for lack of better for lack of that's a wide and it is one of the docks movement but i don't see it has been exactly like the book around sept right and matthew with the i men's nuisanc

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by:an bernarirene schwartz. hiue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl andp milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg.fu corporating is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. pbs.ore. - [narrator] explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this. made available for everyone, through contributions to your pbs station, from viewers like you. thank you. deepak chopra: what is the purpose for which we are here? why do we want to know ourselves? why do we want teaknow what happens aft? narrator: dr. deepak chopra world-renowned pioneer in integrative medicin

i'm hari sreenivasan, thanks for catching. have a good night. captioning spoored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachheim iii. seton melvin. tein cheryl and philip mi family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. salind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your .retirement compa additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ed: in japan, miso factories are like microbreweries in america. travel with me, ed kenney; and chef alan wong as we search for the finest ingredients and dive deep itto a bowl of his favchildhood dish, miso soup. there are so many reasons why i became a chef. every dish has a story. rfood brings people toget and has the power to conjure

>>hari has about 25 full and part-time employees because of the high key may have to cut back on some of their hours and menu items will likely rise about $4 kennedy %s so much. >>but if we don't increase that it will be out of business no hurry worries higher prices will cause his customers to go elsewhere. >>one is we spoke with say they aren't going anywhere. >>if a little additional for sure this and they have to slightly raise their prices in order to fulfill it have no problem with that i'm still willing to pay it. >>employees will start seeing the reflection of that wage hike in their paychecks on july 15th in milpitas noel bellow kron 4 news and the time. >>for 12 will take a quick break but coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, baseball fans across the country are mourning now after a major league pitcher is found dead in his hotel room and police still don't know how he died love being on the story and after the break if you're heading out of town you may want to leave sooner rather than later, we'll tell you what you can expect as you >>and we're back at 4.15 a story

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night.captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh. access.worg >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by autual ofrica-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retiment company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by ieontributions to your pbs station fromrs like you. thank you. show is brought to you by: male announcer: todas pure encapsulations, dedicated for nearly 3 decades rgto delivering hypoalic nutritional supplements free from gluten, gmos, and artificial ingredients to help all people achieve optimal health. and by natural factors. dr. mark hyman: is anybody confused about what to eat? raise your hand.

i'm hari sksenivasan. th for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possrible by: ard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. ditional support has been provided by: and t corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. pbs. masters: american history is often told looking from the east, from the atlantic to the pacific, a triumphant march westward from plymouth rock and independence hall, but by 1776, te roots of california history already ran deep. who was here before america's borders reached the pacifi who laid the foundation for the los angeles to come? let's explore our city's history from a n

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night.oning sponsor by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour wkend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation.nd rosa. walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement p'sducts. thhy we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to iour pbs stfrom viewers like you. thank you. - [announcer] coming up next is retire safe and secure with ed slott, fully updated for 2019! - your retirement savings, they're like an eggshell, you break it and it's over. - [announcer] don't let greedy wall stre banks and tax-hungry uncle sam grab your hsad earned retiremenngs. ed slott, america's ira expert,o shows you h

-and joining me now is hari kondabolu. so nice to have you here. -thanks for having me.your favorite tv shows as a kid, and yet you were so frustrated with theharacter named apu. why? -apu is a convenience store owner, very one-dimensional, stereotypical, and at that time, that's the oamy depiction south asiaicans had, specifically indian-americans. like, we didn't have anything else, and initially we were... i think i waomexcited because we hadhing. but as i got older, i realized, yo"oh, this is all we have,ng, and this is how my parents are depicted," and this is... but ait's such a narrow wayzed, yo"oh,to be seen.l we have,ng, usas it the accents? bea white actor, hank azaria, did the accent. -yeah. the rtcent is definitely a f it. it's an accent meant to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic. the fact that everything he did always was connected to his indiannits or what, like, the writers and executives thought indianness was. -you were taking on...in or you are ton a well-loved tv show and taking on the question of apu in relation to identity politics, so e in a

-and joining me now is hari kondabolu. so nice to have you here. -thanks for having me.ur favorite tv shows as a kid, and yet you were so frustrated with the character named a. why? -apu is a convenience store owner, very one-dimensional, stereotypical, and at that time, that's the only depiction soh asian-americans had, specifically indian-americans. ny like, we didn't haveing else, and initially we were... when you have nothing, you're excited about anything, but as i got older, i realized, "oh, this is all we have, and this is how my parents are depicted," and this is... it's sucrrow way to be seen. -was it the accent because a white acto hank azaria, did the accent. -yeah. the accent is definite a part of it. it's an accent meant to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic. the fact that everytonng he did always wascted to his indianness or what, like, the white writers ananexecutives thought inss was. -you were taking on... or yov are taking on a well tv show and taking on the question of apu in relation to identity politics, so what was your process in deciding how

and the phases through which it went a you seeing these parallels in terms of the way at the bull hari government is handling the men compared with a book around in the early days we've already outlined the possibility of a movements leader being detained and possibly dying as happened with the her own thank you i think i think in terms of the extrajudicial measures being taken by the nigerian government and its security forces against movements that choose to express their. very right to dissent against the government yes i do see the comparisons with the compare the comparisons. can be made but then i also think that it's unfair to compare the iron man to the work around sect which i think is an easy an easy an easy an easy. position the time that many make when they when they think about i remember when they talk about the iron man the iron man i don't believe. it is a violent movement it's a troublesome movement for lack of better for lack of a white and it is one of the docks movement but i don't seem to be exactly like the book around sect right matthew if the. nuisance value is

together still fighting each other you have to unite unity and that was one promise from president hari when he won reelection earlier this year people here think there's too much dividing nigerians made you run for iraq war you know so let's love each other by love and you try bad job units i will go there because of almost a month before i did my big. 50 tribes you understand through so difficult. jennifer again as she's getting ready to compete at the festival her backstage message is simple. back. to. the bad bad roll of the nation and it. will come back. jennifer has been dancing ever since she learned to speak for a glimpse into the vibrancy of kenyan culture doesn't win her the title but she says she's determined to keep dancing for her african this. and speaking of her african and south african track star cast as the man you know ran her 1st 800 meter race since appealing to switzerland supreme court of a testosterone limits rule put out by the sport's governing body dominated in the diamond league to a stop in california running the foster's time on american soil in the event s

population has really really the target of many to be the tax and both the government and the person who hari and the form of government also weren't able to bring the parties under control and we all trace the problem of the kidnapping of other 220 goals in 2014 from chibok which caused the national outcry and when you see about half of these girls have each been released yet so happy to be here trying to get to that family so there's a lot of uncertainty. in the north east of nigeria them what about neighboring countries or how much regional support is paying off and. have. quite among the amount of regional support for cameroon chad needs and and. and nigeria have to be working together and the multi joint top force which is about 10000 people talking about that also have been able to talk that back to cameroon and and talk have them solve or been affected by 30 days and so i'm taking quite a number of refugees and so the fact is that the deputies something that they are working on but so far it seems that that's important to put the military have been able to continue their hunger. still

population has really been the target of many people packed and close to government under a president who hari and the form of government also weren't able to bring the insurgency and the under control and we all for example members are connecting up with other 220 goals in 2014 from chibok which causes national outcry and when you see about half of these girls have each been released yet so happy because you're trying to get to the families so there's a lot of uncertainty. in the north of nigeria them what about neighboring countries or how much regional support is paying off it. there have been. quite among the amount of regional support to come roun child needs and and. and nigeria have been working together and of a joint task force which is about 10000 people to strong but that also have been able to stop that back to cameroon and i'm tired of them solve all but been affected by the insurgency dave and tom taken up quite a number of refugees and so the fact is that that is 50 days something that they're so working on but so far it seems that. 32 of the the little people have been able to

>> hi, haris. the "l.a.al board calling made counterproductive, and other critics of this thing you could open the floodgates to a bunch of states trying to pass laws to make specific requirements for ten days to get on the primary ballot. it's no secret, california's liberal democratic governor is known for criticizing the president. now another political attack on trump by indicating he maybe trying to hide damaging information by not releasing his tax returns. the log requires candidates to submit five years of tax returns to the california at least nine days before the primary on marc. >> all we are requiring is that people who aspire to be president -- it's not about one person -- they have to disclose returns. issues of self-dealings, conflict of interest, requiring that regardless of political party. you choose to do the right thing, or you can choose not to do the right thing. >> trump could avoid a legal battle over this and get around the tax release requirement by choosing not to compete in califo

>>hari has about 25 full and part-time employees because of the high key may have to cut back on some of their hours and menu items will likely rise about $4 kennedy is so much. >>but if we don't increase that it will be out of business, no hurry worries higher prices will cause his customers to go elsewhere. >>one is we spoke with say they aren't going anywhere. >>if a ways. additional for sure this this and they have to slightly raise their prices in order to fulfill it have no problem with that i'm still willing to pay it. >>employees will start seeing the reflection of that wage hike in their paychecks on july 15th in milpitas noel bellow kron 4 news. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, baseball fans across the country are mourning the sudden death of a major league baseball player, a picture found dead in his hotel room, only 27 years old, and it's now costing drivers more money to cross the golden gate bridge. we'll tell you just how much and where the money's going. there's the these women were being told by cbp officers to drink out of the toilet. lawmakers outraged

>>hari has about 25 full and part-time employees because of the high key may have to cut back on some of their hours, a menu items will likely rise about $4 kennedy is so much. >>but if we don't increase that it will be out of business no hurry worries higher prices will cause his customers to go elsewhere. >>one is we spoke with say they aren't going anywhere. >>in a little additional for sure this and they have to slightly raise their prices in order to fulfill i have no problem with that i'm still willing to pay it. >>employees will start seeing the reflection of that wage hike in their paychecks on july 15th in milpitas noel bellow kron 4 news. >>coming up oeathders looking t making an effort to reduce crime near businesses in the east bay, we'll tell you what he's got his mind and a 15 year-old is celebrating after she defeated venus williams at wimbledon. incredible story of have that coming up in just a >>so plenty of sunshine said hey is it getting outside all the way out to the golden gate which has been offering up son all the way from sunrise up to this point now you are lo

for the pbs newshour, i'm hari sreenivasan in new york. >> woodruff: the u.s. womes national soccer team is returning to the world cupinal for the third straight time, after winning a nail biter today against england. it was close from the outset, as both teams scored early. team u.s.a. scored first, with a wgoal from kristen press,ho played instead of co-captain megan rapinoe. england retaliated soon after. then, the u.s.'s oth co-captain, alex morgan, scored the se snd goal. in tecond half, england appeared to tie the match, but the goal was taken back on a penalty call. england had one more shot to tie it on a penalty kick. it was steph houghton against the naeher.goalie alissa >> woodruff: on sunday, the u.s. will defend its world cup title against the winner of the netherlands-swed match. briana scurry knows sonnthing about g saves. she was the starting goalkeeper for thu.s. women's nation soccer team in the '90s, and was a two-time olympic gold medalist. she was the goalie for the 1999 world cup champions. briana scurry, welcome back to the "newshour". >>

in the second of a two-part report, hari sreenivas delves into the controversy around the city's efforts to eliminate a decades-old test required to get into one of the elite public high schools. it's part of our education series, "making the grade." >> inference question. what's so annoying about an inference question? >> sreenivasan: 7th grade students in jackson heights, queens are preparing for an exam. the specialized high school admissions test, or shsat, is the sole requirement to gain admission to one of the eight such high schools in new york city. this year stuyvesant high school, the school with the highest cutoff score on the test, made headlines when, out of the nearly 900 spots it had available, only seven went to black students so the test has become the center of a fierce debatebe een academic rigor, equal access, and diversity in theze speciahigh schools in new york city. black and latino students make up 70% of the studentsw york city. yet this year, they received just over 10% of the offers from the eight schools. >> we are integrate n.y.c.! ( cheers and applause ) >>

seem to be involved in the hari to get 8 of afghanistan as soon as possible do you think that this is an issue. well i'm not sure if the u.s. has been clear on what kind of a timetable is looking at this visit is there are some differences in semantics and technicalities when it comes to ending a military mission verses wanting to be involved in a counterterrorism mission and how long you know what kind of timeframe do you allow for that the and what is acceptable to all sides including tolerable on walls who have to gig responsibility for. being involved in counterterrorism activities in the future. it's not a simple issue we do not know when to what extent they have addressed the details but obviously i don't think that the americans or into just to in the towel and say we have a deal we're leaving goodbye i think that. they also are very cognizant of the fact that they can't leave a destabilize situation afghanistan one that can backfire or one that can lead to chaos or one where international terrorist groups can take advantage of it and then become in and issue and problem so i t

other what we would consider traditional northern power brokers people who in many ways a line behind hari and ensured his election in 2015 so to some extent this is about settling scores against someone who's been a political radical in nigeria for 3 decades and someone who is sort of the head had enjoyed thumbing his nose at a northern elite that very much feels that it has the right to. predominant in the north and also in the country at large right and yet a i mean is it is it is simple to suggest that a movement such as the i am men develops attraction if you like fundamentally as a consequence of failure of government to provide basic services to provide security to provide opportunities for the local community. well i think that for a group like the i am and that is. that they're they've come together based on some of their fundamental ideology and you see that when you talk to members of the group they're very still in their believed and in their understanding of what their beliefs are and i think that is more around their understanding and their strong beliefs as she had with them

i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. io cang sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard d irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- g customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporaon for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. pbs. masters: long before sandy koufax threw dodger stadium's e first pitch and even befe first residents moved into chavez ravine, there were the byelysian hills. raised u tectonic forces and carved intoh deep ravines bancient precursor of the l.a. river, these hills have meant manyny things to eople. thousands of years ago, they were a refuge from floods for the re

haris johnson took over as prime minister today. tenure began with a visit to buckingham palace. johnson is the 14th prime sonister of queen elizabeth's enign. then it was on to his new official residence, 10 downing wtreet. job one for johnson will be overseeing britain's departure from the european union. still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," hundreds of thousands of american women have a type of breast implant that was recalled today, worldwide. a huge victory in court for rapper-turned-criminal justice reform activist meek mill. and, breaking news-- help for families who were threatened because they couldn't afford to pay for school lunches. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. tremfya® is for adults with moderate. to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get cl

armed villages 40 of a boko haram ambush 2 weeks ago 11 fighters were killed president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers. borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by booker her tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced after 10 years of violence book has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al jazeera. now boko haram has been carrying out attacks and nigeria for over 10 years ago proposes what it calls western influence and are seeking to overthrow the nigerian state its fight has provoked a global outrage in 2014 when they kidnapped more than 270 schoolgirls in chibok boko haram has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions the government had previously said the group had been driven out of mind shiria but its attacks have continued our address has more from kaduna and northwestern large area . the president us who might have known has ordered the air force and the security forces well thousan

people are asking many nigerians are asking that question both the government and the president who hari the current president and the goodluck jonathan jonathan his predecessor. weren't able to get the situation under control. for example. for example in 2014 we saw the kidnapping of 270 schoolgirls because this group has been targeting schools and anything that could indicate western values so for example western education and only half of those school girls have been able to be released and to be returned back to their families so many people are very concerned about the fact that the nigerian army hasn't been making much progress on this and that attacks have actually been happening and they have been very slow to react when emergency calls come and also very slow to follow up and in cases of their production for example our correspondent sell a nickel speaking to us from lagos thank you very much. now websites that include a facebook like button on their pages could soon have to seek permission from anyone who visits that holds a ruling from the e.u.'s highest court if you go to a s

president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced off to 10 years of violence boko haram has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al-jazeera. there has been a lot of clashes in hong kong with police firing several rounds of tear gas the protesters the really began as peaceful with tens of thousands of people voicing their anger at police and mob violence as well as china's interference but it ended in violent confrontations with the city center under siege some o'clock local. central hong kong was in chaos as a place moved in to create tens of thousands of people rallying in the district. the demonstration began pace fully the situation quickly unraveled. despite numerous calls for police to disperse the protesters resisted instead they moved to the west and districts on hong kong island surrounding a major police sta

officials say just 44 boko haram ambush 2 weeks ago 11 fighters were killed president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers. borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced after 10 years of violence book has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al-jazeera city governor who is a retired nigerian air force captain he explains what he was behind the say this attack is very important to note that what led to this attack 2 weeks ago a community in that area in the report something that was not you know. ported. as they usually do they can for 40 attacks that is to gather food or collect livy or animals from the groups if that is called but the villagers corage your silly decided to assist that attack and they were able to inflict a heavy casualty on the book footage and party killing 10 members of the war and collecting 10. arrivals from them which was going to be hand

armed villages fought of a boko haram ambush 2 weeks ago 11 fighters were killed preston mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers. borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko her arm tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced after 10 years of violence book on her arm has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared priyanka dar al jazeera doctors in sudan say 5 protesters have been shot and killed by security forces activists were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown on a sit in demonstration sudan's military council is blaming a few rogue officers for the violence which the opposition says killed more than $100.00 people. meanwhile the vice president of sudan's transitional military council is seeking support from neighboring egypt it's the 3rd visit by representatives of sudan's military jensen in 3 months general mohammed comes on his visit to carlo follows a visit to sit on wh

president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced off to 10 years of violence boko haram has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al jazeera. now u.s. police have shot dead a gunman after he killed 3 people with a food festival in california police in the city of gilroy site the san francisco are looking for a motive safe attentional 2nd suspect 15 people needed hospital treatment for injuries some critical stephanie decker as well but. it took awhile for the reality to sink in. the unmistakable sound of gunfire at a popular food fair the 3 day gilroy garlic festival in the small city south of san jose. really scary i was i couldn't run anymore and i thought he's coming behind me and i'm going to get hit because i can run anymore those of a burst of super size like he was really like you reloaded i don't know how many

becoming the 1st algeria side to have won the africa cup of nations outside the country having been haris in 1900 thousands of fans lining the streets to welcome home victorious players well and we spoke to our gerry and journalist mohammed thousands of fans back in cairo was desperately trying to get home for that parade. thanks i want to thank those old friends where there's thanks frank you actual jurors were thinking mastering staging the sacking yet your emotions make you look this way and we thank you so the missions title thanks thanks thanks thanks for coming. kind of discussion it's getting easier i think you think folks. think. i have one thing. and we can make this thing single to a jury and it just makes the whole thing. well jaron so all over the world have been celebrating the desert fox is victory thousands took to the streets of various cities including london and one of the biggest ex-pat algerian communities in paris and thousands party there in the city center bots. scenes turned sour when supporters clashed with french police at one stage to gases fardy into the crowd

boycott divestment and sanctions movement say they're not being targeted by rightwing nationalists hari forsett occupied east jerusalem. in january this video of a university professor arguing with a student over her decision to were army uniform to class turned into a major controversy for the hebrew university in jerusalem. a lot of the professor carol he'll finish can be heard telling the students she's naive if she thinks she can wear the uniform and expect to be treated as a civilian university apologized taking out advertisement encouraging students on mandatory national service to attend in uniform professor who preach maintained at the student to deliberately initiated the confrontation she later decided to stop teaching following hate mail and reported death threats the video was released by a right wing prosiness organization called interred sue it has long campaigned against what it calls attempts to undermine the state of israel from within in recent weeks it's launched a website publicly naming dozens of leftwing academics who made accuses of doing exactly that the website

armed villages 40 of a boko haram ambush 2 weeks ago 11 fighters were killed president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced off to 10 years of violence boko haram has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al-jazeera. and a court in nigeria is yet to hear a bail application by the detained leader of the country's shia movement over him as a. wife and several followers have been how since a military crackdown left hundreds of his followers dead in 2015. streets reports. this was a standoff between shias and the nigerian army in 2015 but let to the killing of more than 300 people was security forces say the army chief was attacked. the shias deny it 4 years later the headquarters of the shia movement and the home of its leader. lie and grew in the last 3 children in the security operation and has been in detention along w

president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced off to 10 years of violence boko haram has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spread. al-jazeera. ready destroys us from kids in a in northwestern nigeria the military has been ordered sea hunt down the perpetrators but do we know yet he was responsible for this attack. well basically the attacks bear the hallmarks of boko haram the signature of boko haram and of course a lot of people think it's the schickel faction of boko haram and this is because largely the. isolette really ated when your book. is actually. targeting mainly security forces and government officials in the region and from time to time we saw them kidnapping people for ransom however the shake off action does not discriminate among civilians the military government officials everybody is in the crosshairs

kamala haris has 12, cory booker has 2. i don't know if that's giving them a lot of confidence going into tonight on this front. >> absolutely. and i do think he needs to be very responsive to the agendas for african-americans, the agendas for empowering women and the like. at the same time, if joe biden goes over and joins forces with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, people are going to wonder, what is it you really believe? >> he said over my dead body is obamacare going away. >> i think he's got to delineate himself from those proposals and tell us very importantly what he believes. it can't be enough just to attack. i totally agree with that. it's got to be what he believes. he's got to have his own agenda. >> what are you looking for tonight? >> health care. i think it's going to dominate again, much as it dominated last night. i know the biden campaign loves the contrast between his plan, which is building on the affordable care act, and kamala harris, who recently came out with her own plan that splits the differ

>>hari has about 25 full and part-time employees because the hike he may have to cut back on some of their hours and menu items will likely rise about fighting for better rights but nobody's hiding. >>for businessmen strikes. so we should find a balance him right. >>now harvey says customers will see that menu increase our menu prices increased by next week his employees will see their reflection of that minimum wage hike next a paycheck on july 15th, the good news in all of this though his menu prices will go up several of the customers i spoke with today say because the service and the food is so good. they're not going to mind paying a few extra dollars live in milpitas noel bellow kron 4 news noel. thank you in fact there are several new state laws going into effect today, another is the state's new law requiring background checks. >>in order to purchase ammunition under the new law. all ammunition sales must take place in person, even if the initial purchase was made online individuals will have to pick up the bullets at their nearest a gun store, if the gun owner is already in

. ♪ >>> then later in the show, rock icon lenny kravitz tells our hari sreenivasan how his new albume to him in a dream. iworld is a proud sponsor

president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced after 10 years of violence. has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al jazeera. has been carrying out. for over 10 years the group opposes what it calls western influence and a seeking to overthrow the nigerian state its fight has provoked a global outrage and 2014 when they kidnapped more than 270 schoolgirls in chibok tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions more displaced the government had previously said the group had been driven out of large area as attacks have continued but address has more from contouring or in northwestern nigeria. the president us who might have known has ordered the air force and the security forces while thousands of soldiers are actually in the northeast supported by fighter jets and helicopters to fight before her on on

yeah at least 25 to 30 years right owner hari the hall says being a small business means having a relationship with customers, the community and they ask for the nation and we never say no and we do it and label >>what he worries the restaurant won't always be able to stay afloat may be out but sometimes you know >>the rent is so high of just a moose is so high. and now you they going to so it's so hard to survive the you know. >>the on monday minimum wage in the city ticked up from 1350 an hour to $15 flat lapidus economic development director alex and ride a says it will be a positive impact for the local economy. >>i believe that i have a positive externality it'll put more dollars in people's pockets, so that they can go out shop dine and put that money right back into the local economy. >>ari has about 25 full and part-time employees because of the high key may have to cut back on some of their hours. menu items will likely rise about $4 kennedy is so much. >>but if we don't increase that it will be out of business so hurry worries higher prices will cause his customers to go elsewhere. >

preston marmaduke hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers. borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by booker her tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced after 10 years of violence book has been largely driven out of the areas the once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al-jazeera doctors in sudan say 8 protesters have been shot and killed by security forces high school students and activists who are protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown on a syrian outside military headquarters in khartoum to dianne's the military council is blaming a few rogue officers for the violence which the opposition says killed more than $100.00 people let's bring in here but morgan our correspondent is monitoring developments from addis ababa in neighboring ethiopia haber what more you're hearing about the circumstances of these killings and where they happened. what call it started a north court of fine state specifically the city of

so, there you go s you hary number one or two? what do you think?: two >> jimmy: good very good. very good. you can book the wienermobile on airbnb.th it's the only hotel at shrinks when it's cold out all right.e now, her go. [ laughter ] we have one last - ♪ >> steve: they pick it >> jimmy: one last batch >> steve: they're picking -- they're picking these. >> jimmy: yes, that's co ect.>> steve: yeah >> jimmy: they're -- they're choong the story >> steve: yeah rigged or anything -- it's not >> steve: no, it's not rigged at all no, no >> jimmy: you get the choice >> steve: yeahn >> jimmy: you caoose one, if you want to >> steve: it's america, yeah >> jimmy: i'll do a joke about either >> steve: yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: here's story number one. you might like this. >> this morning, the white house says that they all are r one step closer toching a budget deal with congress. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's story number two. >> the police officer in oklahomaulls over a car with an expired tagce the offifound a timber rattlesnake, an open bott

yeah at least 25 to 30 years right owner hari the hall says being a small business means having a relationship with customers, the community and they ask for the nation and we never say no and we do it and label >>what he worries the restaurant won't always be able to stay afloat may be out but sometimes you know to survive >>the rent is so high of custom moose is so high. and now you play going to so it's so hard to survive the you know the on monday minimum wage in the city ticked up from 1350 an hour. >>to $15 flat lapidus economic development director alex and ride a says it will be a positive impact for the local economy. >>i believe that i have a positive externality to put more dollars in people's pockets, so that they can go out shop dine and put that money right back into the local economy. >>ari has about 25 full and part-time employees because of the high key may have to cut back on some of their hours and menu items will likely rise about $4 kennedy is so much. >>but if we don't increase that it will be out of business so hurry worries higher prices will cause his customers to go e