hoff lost, but trump won up ending the came for repcans like hoff. entrepreneurial skills a sa asset, adding an r to his name on the ballot. >> dennis hoff is the trump of purump. he made it okay for a reality tv star to be in office because he's done a great job. i'm going do the same thing for the state of nevada. >> we are the party of president donald j. trump. >> reporter: katey erringten defeating another incumbent. learning if you defy trump you pay the price politically, but pledge support and you could be cory stoo co cory stewart. >>hank you, virginia. >> reporter: winning the republican nomination for a senator for virginia. trump tweeting his congratulations. >> we might poke the bear. >> reporter: tennessee republican bob corker slamming his own party, the undeniable party of trump. >> we're in a strange place. it's not a good place for any party to end up a cult-like situation as it relates to -- to a president that happens to be of reportedly of the same party. >> reporter: the latest cnnoll shows more than 80% of republican voters sup

well russian news agency task says it expects one of the hoff many of fans to visit the world cup spending a total of two billion dollars during their stay of the tournament being hosted by eleven cities across russia but for thousands of fans travel and sleep is expected to come at a premium. world cup fans are already adding a party atmosphere to the streets of russian host cities. for many it's the trip of a lifetime and they fork out enormous sums of money just to be here but for some costs are likely to blow out the russian government regulates hotel prices but that doesn't mean they have to let their rooms go cheap. was this one using its experience of such elan pick games russia was able to regulate the prices for hotels in each region the price depends on how many stars the hotel has. many hotels like the three star slav younker hotel in moscow will take advantage of the price regulations despite the authorities saying they've already find more than five hundred hotels for over inflating prices moscow's five star hotels are charging up to eight thousand five hundred u.s. dollars a

candidate to run from behind bars despite international protest he's been in custody for a year on the hoff on terrorism related charges. represents the pro kurdish. a party despised by the turkish government many of those backing the forty five year old attorney all young voters. only three challenge. as want to limit the powers of the presidency and see a return to the parliamentary system they want to improve relations with your openly turkey out of its economic crisis is unlikely any of them will win a majority but if they manage to force out one in two runoff elections it might end up a much tighter race for the seemingly all powerful president. of the second of the three challenges. in the turkish capital today they don't. welcome so he brought out more than two million supporters is we looking at similar numbers today. well it's difficult to say at the moment since the meeting is just about to start people are still joining they're passing the security checks and then they're moving further down the road to the stage where mr inja is going to speak and hold his speech we moved a litt

hoff getting on the way now really have to break the deadlock if they want to proceed from group b. . and still no score and if you want to keep in touch with all the football headlines to ride across the world cup download for all the action as it happens and check out our site to our team dot com one of the must do's there is to take a look at this. join me every thursday on the i like simon short and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternatives but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the beach but how would you . agree. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down there we left go. alone. and i'm really happy to join for the two thousand and thirteen world cup in russia meet the special one it was also appreciated meet just the radio p.r.t. teams lates

benjamin powered stroke to find hoff ali all the way into the back of the net then the result this school of the games and immediately afterwards six three goals in just eleven minutes to turn the talk completely on its head substitute sergio aguero did one more hoping it should time but it wasn't enough for an ambitious argentina side it's a disastrous exit. so really just a blur of goals and a very impressive performance by france and france looked incredibly strong but it has to be said that in the first half they sort of they they scored a penalty and then they just sort of sat back and it wasn't really until they actually were losing the game to one that they sort of something clicked and they all came together and then we just saw them take charge and we saw the team for what they are which is a quite a a young team plenty of great players people like andrew and griezmann of course and one player in particular in particular and it's a guy we're going to be hearing a lot about from now forward i would say and that's a key. and he spoke after the game along with. quite briefly let's h

remind us also melinda you know why we were talking yesterday about her interior minister haas the hoff and what's driving him what is driving her why you know is she so steadfast about. opposing the national solution to her interim minister once the fact is those southern european countries whom i mentioned the ones that are on the outer perimeter of the e.u. they have absolutely borne the brunt of this crisis from the beginning they have never had sufficient resources they have never had sufficient support from other e.u. member countries including unfortunately germany germany in its own way of course also has worn a norm the norm is burden but there is never been a coordinated approach the chancellor has repeatedly said we cannot go it alone she's criticize donald trump for going it alone and said unilateralism nationalism cannot be the answer to the complex challenges we face today she is hardly in a position then to do the very things she has for sworn and in fact if we don't have those southern european countries on board in a far reaching solution then truly described this will

but the pendulum had another swing in it first up benjamin powered stroke to find hoff ali all the way into the back of the net then the result this map a school day games and immediately afterwards six three goals in just nine minutes to turn the toy completely on its head substitute sergio aguero did one more home in extra time but it wasn't enough for an ambitious argentina side it's a disastrous exit. but have disastrous early exit for argentina of course the how impressive france france were incredibly impressive under thing that we really need to focus on as in the fact that open to this point essentially will say even the second half of this game sounds hasn't really impressed actually all that much now they won two of their three group stage much as they drew a match against denmark of course and of course there's been a lot of criticism geared towards their coach to be had to shine but this is a side that's got mathura of absolutely fantastic players and the man of the match undoubtedly well for me anyway definitely has to be in iran's you of course and you need to hear from h

the devastating effect the advancing armor could have, he volunteered to run straight into the heart hoff army assault to get to a position where he could direct friendly artillery. lieutenant conner maneuvered 400 yards through enemy artillery fire that destroyed trees in his path and shrapnel all around him. all the while communicating with command post. he continued to move forward under enemy assault to a position 30 yards in front of the defending united states forces where he plunged into a shallow ditch that provided minimal protection from advanced enemies machine gun and fire. with rounds all around him, he calmly directed missions, round and round of ma till rig from his prone position until the enmy was forced to halt. for three hours he remained in his compromised position and during the onslaught to which at one point advance todz 5 yards -- advanced to 5 yards of his position. lieutenant reasonable doubt oerred friendly artillery to advance on his position, willing to die. ignoring the shells on his position a mere feet from him, he directed artillery fire on the enemy assau

benjamin powered stroke to find hoff ali all the way into the back of the net then the result this map a school. and immediately afterwards see three goals in just eleven minutes to turn the tide completely on its head substitute sergio aguero did one more mean it should time but it wasn't enough for an ambitious argentina side it's a disastrous exit. so really impressive results by france just how far do you think they can go i think they can go the whole way and of course everyone was talking about messi and argentina before that much but in reality all the focus is actually turn now to this this relatively young team and that france have there was a lot of criticism geared towards their manager today the champers for this because france obviously they got through the group stage just to be here but they didn't really impress and they sort of only really began to impress in the second half of the match and one player in particular of course a nineteen year old whose name people are going to start talking about a lot is clearly on him the best thing is let's hear from him and you're a

then you include hoff the editor in chief of one football dot com knows how fans tick what makes the perfect world cup song. other muscles can feel it more than anything it has to express the feeling of a world cup summer whether it's the lyrics or the beat you have to be able to close your eyes and think that was the world cup summer when france kicked us out in the last sixteen ideally the song somehow binds fans to the tune of love and it has to be easy for them to chant along with it was fun i must say even after a couple of beers so far you know i was. super german artists hope to land a hit with this formula this year newcomers like pop singer of rock on as well as big name act. like singer adult who rented out f.c. cologne stadium for the video of his song look leached was. a blast from the past can also help you get noticed such as this revival of forty year old hit moscow by genghis khan this time by singer jamie kahn. does his on the most go in five like what's unique about moscow. in comparison to all the world cup songs is that it's a song that people already know through

to survivors so how them get back on their feet to make matters worse the floating hotel remained hoff anti the contract that has been defended by carnival the company which owns the fleet it stresses the way the ship was to be used was never part of the obligations we come into the fuel use of a ship for an extended period of time whether or not fema was go into the ship or not or feel that with relief workers that wasn't part of our obligation this time around with the new hurricane season approaching fema may now be more prepared for the storms the troublous puerto rico's not. and she said she reported what we did ask for comments from the us federal emergency management agency and they said they would get back to assess a singer as they could. our british clergyman has been cleared of paying islamic state to release sex slaves after a two year investigation and three white denies paying isaw saying he helped release several women using connections he made while serving as a church vicar in iraq the clergyman has reportedly played a role in the release of at least six women well ear

fortunately in just ten years the hoff with the brownfield will person just to land in the thames gateway or you've been developed so it demonstrates the need for sites such as county where and hopefully that's in the future that preserved things because we're losing this resource quicker than even finding out how important is. this i prize an amazing opportunity to challenge perception on the key drivers of size investments books that are important and i think we should have more of these not only in the u.k. but elsewhere in the world. after hanging out with sarah and her amazing team of bug life i don't think i can ever go by any piece of land no matter how derelict in forgotten and not see its full potential and we really need to have this shift in perspective because as our own species rapidly grows in industrialised his land every square inch counts and by protecting our insect neighbors will ultimately safeguarding our own future. insect's numbers are in steep decline but across the globe people are endeavoring to reverse this alarming trend. in the u.s. conservationists at oregon

dennis hoff is running for state legislat legislator. the primary is tomorrow. the other big issue to decide, whether to ban brafles. they aren't level in vegas or reno but are allowed in seven nevada counties. religion groups and activists want to reverse those rules. >>> are you ready to celebrate? lots of warrior fans are certainly. >> hundreds of thousands of folks will be in oakland tomorrow when oakland hosts a victory parade for the world champion. city staffers are hard a parade route but they arero used to this by now. they have some practice certainly. the team will be holding its third victoryare in four years and fans of all ages cannot wait. >> who are you hoping to see? >> kd, klay, kerr. basically everyone. >> there won't be a rally at the end of the parade. the team is promising more interajting between the team and fans along the parade route. here is the parade route in case you want to stake out your spot. it starts at 11th and broadway and it's supposed to get under way around 10:30 in the morning and up broadway to 20th street and peel back

team created several chances and also romans up in running the mid field but towards the end of the hoff mohammed said i would been quite quiet throughout the first off tons shot from the edge of the area narrowly missing the right hand post in the seconds off very early on dissolved in how the shot which is deflected into his own goal by ahmed thought see that was the second or goal we've seen here in st peter's but i'm not really got the ball rolling twelve minutes late good work by mario foot on this on the right fed cherish of who for. it is quite neatly to make it to nil and after the game we managed to catch up with him to get his emotions he says it's ok for. we relax. it's important for us because. we will play a game as if this is the best teams in the world. and you will hear that if you relax three minutes late so awesome job a ball the ball down on his chest but pos of the fund made it three no the stadium was going crazy the noise was louder than anything i've heard inside of a football match for many a year mohammed said last scored a consolation goal from the penalty spot

team created several chances and also roman xobni in running the mid field but towards the end of the hoff mohammed said i would been quite quiet throughout the first off tons shot from the edge of the area narrowly missing the right hand post in the second half very early on dissolved in how the shot which is deflected into his own goal by ahmed fatty that was a second on goal we've seen here in st petersburg i'm not really got the ball rolling twelve minutes late good work by mario fernandez on the right fed cherish who finished quite neatly to make it to know that off. the game we managed to catch up with him to get his emotions coffee this is it's ok but. we can't relax now it's important for us because in no way will play a game as if it had been the best team so for their will and you can go home early if you relax three minutes late so awesome job made it three nil before the vote out of his chest one post to defend and slammed it tossed the cape and we also managed to catch up with him in the mix so after the game. it was but this is the feeling is just amazing the world cup in rus

fortunately in just ten years ago hoff with the brownfield a person just in the thames gateway or you've been developed so it demonstrates the need for sites such as can be wet and hopefully that's in the future that preserved things because we're losing this resource quicker than even finding out how important is. this i prize an amazing opportunity to challenge perception on the key drivers of size investments books that are important and i think we should have more of these not only in the u.k. but elsewhere in the world. after hanging out with sarah and her amazing team of bug life i don't think i can ever go by any piece of land no matter how derelict and forgotten and not see its full potential and we really need to have this shift in perspective because as our own species rapidly grows in industrialised his land every square inch counts and by protecting our insect neighbors will ultimately safeguarding our own future. insect's numbers are in steep decline but across the globe people are endeavoring to reverse this alarming trend. in the u.s. conservationists at oregon zoo a savin

candidate to run from behind bars despite international protest he's been in custody for a year on the hoff on terrorism related charges. the pro kurdish a party despised by the turkish government many of those backing the forty five year old attorney all young voters. only three challenges want to limit the powers of the presidency and see a return to the parliamentary system they want to improve relations with your openly turkey out of its economic crisis is unlikely any of them will win a majority but if they manage to force add one into runoff elections it might end up a much tighter race for the seemingly opower for president. that report from. covering the elections from turkey's capital for us i yulia good to see you you've been talking to a lot of voters in the run up to these elections have you sensed a desire for change. oh yes there is definitely a desire for change and you can feel it when you talk to people on the streets at tea shops at the supermarkets offer ole miss out on and his justice and development party the a.k.p. have been in power for more than fifteen years now and

with mr hoffa on this issue but this is where it comes to a point this isn't just a merkel is the hoff the problem this is a germany e.u. problem as well because at the end of the month angle a merkel goes to brussels for the big summit where she's got to try and convince of the e.u. nations to get on board and show united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of that neverland's entranced. on systems against. illegal migration so i think the german government has to do as well according to the majority open opinion among the european member states and i think the zero for most us very well in two years i'll be up there following the kind of search it was to be and there will be a kind of a compromise but miss very strong influence of the of the variance just the party of the. city your. football fans from right around the world are descending on russia for the world cup which starts in less than forty eight hours and some russian fans are also having to cover huge distances to see their favorite stars in action this group traveled from siber

fortunately in just ten years the hoff with the brownfield a person just in the thames gateway or you've been developed so it demonstrates the need for sites such as can be wet and hopefully that's in the future that preserved and saved because we're losing this resource quicker than even finding out how important is. this i prize an amazing opportunity to challenge perception on the key drivers of size investments books that are important and i think we should have more of these not only in the u.k. but elsewhere in the world. after hanging out with sarah and her amazing team of bug life i don't think i can ever go by any piece of land no matter how derelict and forgotten and not see its full potential and we really need to have this shift in perspective because as our own species rapidly grows in industrialised his land every square inch counts and by protecting our insect neighbors will ultimately safeguarding our own future. insect's numbers are in steep decline but across the globe people are endeavoring to reverse this alarming trend. in the u.s. conservationists at oregon zoo a sa

civil war has left many suffering from preventable diseases as a result of so then that is more than hoff of the population is not dependent on aid to the morgue and reports from county in south sudan. young simon has been sick for days and says she would have liked to stay at home but that's not an option for her because there's no food there so she had to come here to an aid distribution center to register and get food all of the law and the locals that know one another like i've had a fever and headache for days and then came the car but had to come here to get food if not the only thing i can have is porridge so i came to get aid. simon is one of more than one hundred thousand people in my own county who rely on aid so who are in south sudan has forced seven million people more than half of the country's population to depend on aid the war started in twenty thirteen when president salva kiir accused his former deputy rick machar of attempting a career tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population displaced landing guy had to walk for two days to come

aussie led coalition air attacks were responsible for more than hoff of the child deaths and the injuries well who's the militia were responsible for killing. eighty three children the rest of the casualties blamed on yemeni pro-government forces and al qaeda both the who sees and the coalition forces are accused of recruiting eight hundred forty two child soldiers some as young as eleven dozens were used on the battlefield the rest guarded checkpoints and government buildings as well as being used to transport military equipment ok let's get going let's bring in our guests today here on inside story joining us from london mohammed june a writer columnist and editor of the. newspaper and from doha know a. visiting fellow at the brookings doha center and also in london mark a conflict and humanitarian advocacy adviser for save the children welcome to you all mohammed who's to blame for this. well i think. according to the report obviously both parties are blamed by. casualties children and adults. unfortunately in one hand the united nation in two to one six the resolution gave like some s

fortunately in just ten years the hoff with the brownfield will person just to land in the thames gateway or you've been developed so it demonstrates the need for sites such as county where and hopefully this in the future that preserved incentives because we're losing this resource quicker than even finding out how important is. this i prize an amazing opportunity to challenge perception on the key drivers of size investments books that are important and i think we should have more of these not only in the u.k. but elsewhere in the world. after hanging out with sarah and her amazing team of bug life i don't think i can ever go by any piece of land no matter how derelict and forgotten and not see its full potential and we really need to have this shift in perspective because as our own species rapidly grows in industrialised his land every square inch counts and by protecting our insect neighbors will ultimately safeguarding our own future. insect's numbers are in steep decline but across the globe people are endeavoring to reverse this alarming trend. in the u.s. conservationists at oreg

the stadium and at that point they were very comfortable in the game come to half time just off the hoff time nigeria what a penalty that was slaughter the home comfortably by victim over this and really for the rest of the second all nigeria look very comfortable they actually could have made it to one of the couple of occasions and if you were discussing before that was a. very controversial be all decision which wasn't given for nigeria and then it was just four minutes till the end loftus road popping up with a bloody finish that any strike would really be proud of of course he has a sense often so that sparked a huge sea of celebration. amongst argentina fans not just in the stadium but across the world with. it with. the argentina can look forward to playing france in the next round and that's sure to be one of the real big targets not just of the next round but also of the told him and so far in those he's been saying this tournament we're deep into the guy. only one goal in the store so there's been lots of drama so far lots of goals respecting that by the continued going forward

his week of me has one fantastic event because for me when i go right from deep in the ocean in the hoff right into the box little message takes it past the fenders those charts for the young goalkeeper the sheer look of relief on my says face quite a contrast. similarly to morrow seems to be praying. lation two to the skies second time was no less dramatic nigeria scored fifty one minutes a foul by musher on a yellow card could have been a red tackle. just outside the box subsequently there was a penalty for as well bosh want to get a yellow card for talking down inside the box and that was a draw until the dying moments of the game of course ninetieth minute winner from mark korda roll for an assist from the front. caught a very confidently taken right into the box was unmarked slotting roy into the back of the net argentina managed to hold on to spoilage a team of zero throwing everything they can on the camera actually came off the road on a just pops a few moments before he made some interesting gestures let's say into. order for you always been a character and i was a very little a

off the stadium and that point they were very comfortable in the game comes a half time just off the hoff time nigeria what a penalty that was slaughter the whole comfortably by victor moses and really for the rest of the second all nigeria looks very comfortable they actually could have made it to one on a couple of occasions and if you were discussing before that was a. very controversial be all decision which wasn't given for nigeria and then it was just four minutes till the end loftus road popping up with a bloody finish that any strike would really be proud of of course he has a sense of hof and so that sparked a huge sea of celebration amongst our agency the fans not just here in the stadium but across the world. now argentina can look forward to playing france in the next round and that's sure to be one of the real big saw is not just of the next round but also the told and so far in those he's been saying this tournament where deep into the night sky. only one goal in the straw so there's been lots of drama so far lots of goals and we're expecting to continue going forward. the f

dennis hoff owns half a dozen legal brothels. he's the start of the hbo reality series "cat house."e beat a three-term lawmaker t become the gop nominee. this just , the former senate aide accused of lying to the fed about his contacts with recorders has pleated not guilty. his name is james wolfe. we reported president trump praised his arrest. well, wolfe's lawyer asked the judge and others to keep from commenting on the case. we repted that wolfe had been dating ali watkins from "the new york times." the feds seized her phone and raising questions over national security versus the first amendment. voters will deside whether california will split into three states. what would that mean in the big picture? big picture, is it a real thing? that's ahead. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals! simply e your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripa

average annual income in twenty sixteen for a fall move is less than three hundred dollars more than hoff of farming households are in debt and since ninety ninety five more than three hundred thousand farmers have killed themselves the true figure is thought to be much higher than that and all of this is piling on the pressure on the political parties to deliver on campaign promises just last week the ruling party suffered defeat in the parliamentary election in uttar pradesh after payments for farm produce were late. well there we can speak to dave chandra his assistant professor of government at georgetown university here in doha and he's here in the studio with me. this farmers comprise such a huge. number of the population in india more than a billion people it's about seventeen eighteen percent and yet they seem constantly to be ignored by him ever is empower yes it's a structural problem in agriculture and truly india in general are being neglected for the last twenty twenty five years and it's not clear which government or which party actually cares about these issues beyond the i

aside his nuclear weapons so they can have electricity and food and the opportunities that the rest hoff the world around them has. >> neil: do you think he cares though? >> we're about to find out. >> you're right. >> that's the big issue. if he says i'll set aside these nuclear weapons and united states can provide economic engagement, if they open up their economy, they can be as prosperous as south korea is. a great example of what communist and free markets look like when you look at north korea and south korea. very prosperous south korea and the north koreans are in squaller and pow -- poverty. >> neil: we're poking at our friends, like the canadians for valid reasons, they would argue otherwise and cozying up to this guy. >> i would hope the president is not cozying up to this guy. we have strong sanctions on them. we're watching out for illegal goods. we're working around the world to isolate north korea. sanctions are in place. wore applying pressure. but it's reasonable to say we're applying pressure so we never talk. we want to talk and get to an agreement. if you're going to

as long as hamas is in control hoff gaza, have little will change. julie?> julie: conor powell at the border. thank you. >> jon: nasa hasn't found life on mars just yet, but the curiosity rover did discover a good reason to keep looking. the robot finding organic molecules in rocks from an ancient lake bed. the molecules show the planet was warmer and wetter than it was today. more research needs to be done to confirm this. i'd say a lot more. >> julie: yeah, i'd say this so. president trump blasts the leaders of france and canada in what is expected to be a tense g7 summit in france for unfair trade practices. how testy will the meetings be? our next guest will tell us what to expect. >> i love canada but they treat us unfairly on trade. you can see the numbers. almost 300% on dairy. so they treat us very unfairly. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot offi

kim jong-un until january hoff this year was doing the first page.d, trying to complete their nuclear and missile programs across the spectrum of different progr and he wasn't doing the charm offenses, which is have rapid testing systems. now he turned to the diplomacy aspect and going diplomacy on steroids compared to his father. so he's more effective in the public relations aspect, but it's still really the same game plan. >> dana: if you could tell me how you think china is looking at this summit today. >> china has been trying to get the u.s. and south korea in discussions or negotiations with north korea. they're not pleased with what north korea is doing. they don't like the raising of tensions. they've always been reluctant to increase pressure on north korea, including sanctions. they were nervous about the talk earlier this year about a potential u.s. preventative attack on the north. that would see this as a positive, a brink of war to negotiations. >> dana: the last question for you is, i'm curious about when you studied korea and you wer

describe here is his explanation is he thought there needed to be unusual transparency given the nature hoff the case, the high profile nature and his belief the integrity of the anybody and the justice department depended on standing out there and explain what the decision was, why the decision was made and that he was uniquely situated to do that. >> do you find that credible? >> that he believed that? >> yes. >> that he was right about it? >> that he was right about this? no. as we lay out here, that's the responsibility of the attorney general or the deputy attorney general. the highest ranking, whether it's the u.s. attorney -- the highest ranging prosecutor has to make that decision. under our system, they're accountable to the public, to this committee and to the organizati organization. >> did you come across any evidence that he was worried about his own reputation? >> we had a lot of testimony as to why he did what he did. the integrity of the fbi and the organization. and it really is a series of explanations to individuals as to what they believed. >> director wray, when should c

that was one of the goals hoff this executive order. where are we on that? >> that's the key issue. administration officials saying already 500 of an estimated 2,300 separated children have already been reunited. we're seeing more movement on behalf of nonprofit organizations as well as law firms. the government intended to try to set up a regional center to set up the reunicase efforts that have been plagued by problems. we saw one hopeful sign last night. a reunification in baltimore of a woman from guatemala that was separated from her 7-year-old son a month ago, reunited before her lawsuit went into effect suing the u.s. government for forcible separation. ed, back to you. >> thanks, ed. we'll get back to you as they go to the press conference live. president trump calling for a gop time-out until after the mid-term elections. this coming after house republicans rejected a conservative bill and delayed a vote an compromise measure until next week. the president said republicans should stop wasting their time after we elect more senators and congressmen and women in november. dem

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supervisor breed: supervisor sheehy, are you asking we divide the file and move one name forward and hoff on the other name? >> supervisor sheehy: yes, thank you. >> supervisor breed: i would be willing to support that, especially since we desperately need a quorum for the police commission. is that a motion to -- well, you want to divide the file and then move to continue the other part of the file? >> supervisor sheehy: yes. thank you. i appreciate it. >> supervisor breed: supervisor sheehy would like to divide the file, which divides the question. and would ask for a one-week continuance on cindy elias and would like to move john hamasaki forward. is that correct? >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. >> supervisor breed: is there a second? i will second that. >> clerk: the file has been duplicated and need to amend both motions. >> supervisor breed: the file has not been duplicated? >> clerk: it's a duplication of the file. >> supervisor breed: i didn't hear that. >> clerk: that's the official request that supervisor sheehy made. >> supervisor breed: it was to divide the question because i

nevada's most famous pimp is campaigning for vote dennis hoff is running for the state legislature and the primary is tomorrow. the other big issue voters will decide on, whether to ban brafels not legal in nevada but allowed in seven counties. activists want to reverse the rules. >>> for first time, events's pr festivities is sold out. >> big entlive music and drag s art exhibits in west hollywood yesterday for the parade. this year's theme was #just be. organizers wanted people to reflect on what pride means to them. and a quick head's up. san francisco's parade is in a couple of weeks on the 24th. > >>>. >> all right, guys we're looking over here and just to move the cameras around, the reason we saw slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. there was a report of a crash over at the treasure island area. i lined up wrong camera even though i turned it. that's what's going on why we had the early backup forming. as we look at the traffic flow, it's smooth getting over towards treasure island but there's no problem at the maze or coming up from oakland. the problem is coming from the uppe

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. >> dennis hoff, a brothel openee pimp," won his gop primary last night and it's credited donald trump way for people like him to get into politics. >> is nothing sacred? >> sam. >> how do i top that? as of this morning according to the president, t longer a nuclear rom the north korea something you didn't know. because it's true. looks like secretary pompeo says they're hoping to get the start of denuclearrization by the end of the president's first term. >> i'm still responding. thank you. let me ask, i guess no more time. thank you. when we return, let me finish tonight with trump watch. it's pretty tough tonight on trump. not surprising. he's getting ahead of his skis. that's an old obama phrase. you're watching "hardball." woman: it felt great not having hepatitis c. it's like a load off my shoulders. i was just excited over. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be

lot of families after 20 days, that shows weakness and that is not a good signal to send to the rest hoff the world. listen here. >> you'll have millions of people flowing up. just overtaking the country. we're not letting that happen. so we have to be very strong on the border. at the same time, we want to be compassionate. if you're weak, like some people like you to be, if you're really pathetically weak, the country will be overrun with millions of people. if you are strong, then you don't have any heart. it's a tough dilemma. perhaps i'd rather be strong. >> the potential problem, trace, and we don't know what the executive order the president is about to sign says, if he tries to keep children in detention with their parents longer than 20 days, that could run afoul of the judge's 2015 ruling. there's many people in the administration that believe the president is going to invite an instant lawsuit the second he puts pen to paper on that executive order. the american civil liberties union say children don't belong in jail at all even with their parents under any set of circumstances

what are we to make hoff this? is this being investigated? is there a problem that is knowledge that is acknowledged and accepted. >> no. leaks affect us from retaining relationships, damage the privacy of individuals. i could go on and on. i have a very strong view about it and we're doing a number of things -- >> that's what i want to get into. what are we doing about it? >> i can't comment on any specific investigation. as i mentioned earlier, we have a dedicated you any specifically focused on unique investigations. we have a policy that makes the rule crystal clear so there's no ambiguity for any employees in any office about what their obligations are and when there are misconduct found, we will refer them to our opr for appropriate action. if we find one that is criminal, we will pursue it criminally. >> i just have 1 1/2 minutes left and one last question. there was a question raised earlier about mr. comey having separate personal phone that he was using and whether or not that was unusual thing for a person in his position. there's

economy a year ago hoff into trump's president's. when trump came to power he said he wanted to supercharge the american economy to six percent growth his main stimulus for that was an initial raft of tax cuts but since that legislation passed a six months ago what's changed superficially the u.s. economy looks strong the stock market has been buoyant unemployment is falling down to three point eight percent in my the lowest since nine hundred sixty nine trump delivered on his promise to create more jobs job openings rose to six point seven million in a pool but there's been a decline of work about getting power and erosion of labor standards nor have wages grow and since trump took office there's also been a decline in foreign investment and foreign investors are also buying less american credit but rather than raising taxes and decreasing spending washington seems content to fund itself by continuous bond issue and although trump came to office promising to reduce the country's trade deficit it has in fact grown since the end of th

fortunately in just ten years the hoff with the brownfield a person just in the thames gateway or you've been developed so it demonstrates the need for sites such as county where and hopefully that's in the future that preserved in some ways because we're losing this resource quicker than even finding out how important is. this i prize an amazing opportunity to challenge perception on the key drivers of size investments books that are important and i think we should have more of these not only in the u.k. but elsewhere in the world. after hanging out with sarah and her amazing team of bug life i don't think i can ever go by any piece of land no matter how derelict in forgotten and not see its full potential and we really need to have this shift in perspective because as our own species rapidly grows in industrialised his land every square inch counts and by protecting our insect neighbors will ultimately safeguarding our own future. insect's numbers are in steep decline but across the globe people are endeavoring to reverse this alarming trend. in the u.s. conservationists at oregon zoo

two time major champion martin kaymer is the italian open lead the hoff waymark the german carded a sixty three on friday despite his current lowly wild ranking of a hundred and seven paying his round included paper days than he can now at eleven under par over zero that's one show ahead of local favorite francesco molinari who won last week's p.g.a. championship that's a play in english. and games cricketers are taking revenge on pakistan off to the embarrassing first test of faith the hosts were beaten by nine wickets last week but this time though well and truly in control of the fed contest in leeds pakistan won the toss chose to bat all out for one hundred seventy four england had reached one hundred six for two by the close of play. and by the us both when i was back to sue in london. santa ana don't forget you can always look at our website dot com for plenty more especially on what has started me saying at the white house today that is it from a search for this new sound i want to back in a moment with much from today still. in. singapore is being accused of expanding its coast an

california on sunday alan grayson is there two time major champion martin is the italian open leader the hoff waymark the german carded a sixty three on friday despite have covered lowly world ranking of one hundred seventeen as rounding included and he is now eleven under par overall that's one shot ahead of local favorite front cesco molinari he won last week's p.g.a. championship. and cricketers are taking revenge on pakistan off to the embarrassing first test of faith the hosts were beaten by nine wickets last week but this time though well and truly in control of the second test in leeds pakistan won the toss chose to bat all out for one hundred seventy four england had reached one hundred six for two by the close of play. and that is all the ball for now more later thanks very much touch out of course you can follow all of the stories that we're covering here on al-jazeera by logging on to our website at al-jazeera dot com we will continue to follow events in the lead up to the june the twelfth meeting between north korea and the u.s. as we get more word from both sol pyongyang and wash

california on sunday alan grayson is there a two time major champion martin is the italian open leader the hoff waymark the german carded a sixty three on friday despite have covered lowly wild ranking of one hundred seventy mm his round included i had these and he's now eleven under par overall that's one shot ahead of local favorite francesco molinari he won last week's p.g.a. championship. and ends cricket as a taking revenge in pakistan off to the embarrassing first test of faith the hosts were beaten by nine wickets last week but this time though well and truly in control of the second test in leeds pakistan won the toss chose to bat all out for one hundred seventy four england had reached one hundred six for two by the close of play and that is all of this ball for now more later thanks to test the other of course if not all of the stories we're covering by looking at all website i'll just have adopt copy about the bodies on the other side of the break you'd be watching the news out of the whole robert. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air

off before the summit on choose day but on the other side of the table you have a much younger man hoff here's a who will be negotiating with him someone who knows intimately north korea the history of north korea who was bred to be the country's ruler and also knows the secrets of north korea's nuclear program because although trump will be given ideas about north korea's nuclear program it has been a secret and want to seems even the cia don't know everything all right james thanks very much indeed james bays reporting. well the d.p. r. k. as it's officially called is regarded as one of the most repressive nations in the world united nations estimates there are around one hundred thousand political prisoners detained in camps while dozens of foreigners are prevented from leaving when hey reports now from seoul. in south korea there are many emotions about the changing relationship with north korea among small vocal nationalist groups there is suspicion about pyongyang's motives concerned even paranoid that south korea is about to be engulfed by communism away from the loud rallies the