charm continues to insist that other members are not paying nearly enough as america covers more than hoff of nato's budget in twenty fourteen nato members agreed to spend two percent of their annual gross domestic product on defense by twenty twenty four chump is angry that only five states not anywhere near that greece estonia the u.k. poland and romania the secretary general of the brussels based military alliance says that members are upping their spending but not to please washington but independent journalist luke levey told is that ahead of the summit champs the unpredictability is on people's minds everybody's very nervous here in brussels looking at the product could happen tomorrow or the day after with the the temperament with the way democracy usually does things you know use a bit of reliable the sport again so the whole bit afraid of what he's going to do miss the toss couldn't resist by saying you know mr trump should know who are his strategic allies and who are his problem he means probably flooding me a pollutant but this is trump bashing it is cheap it fice and they shou

he also with chief van hoff put together the mayoral inauguration event. great job with that. chief cochran is working on the hazard and resilience planning. he continues to improve upon our disaster preparedness. all those agencies are really working together and mike is doing a great job. that concludes my report. >> president cleaveland: thank you. is there any public comment. public comment it closed. commissioner hardeman. >> commissioner hardeman: thanks mr. president. thanks again for the nice report. what was that last number we received couple of months ago? 1807 a including civilians and uniforms. >> i don't know if that may have included h8 as well. >> commissioner hardeman: i thought the number was high at the time. >> 1665 uniformed, excluding h8. >> commissioner hardeman: nigh to have 1800. evil get this some day. >> we can dream. >> commissioner veronese: when did you say that station 16 will be done? >> final completion is now slated for november 7th. >> commissioner veronese: have we seen an up tick in the surf bay rescues. there are notable incidents in the r

we've heard today that it was some two thousand five hundred homes that have been analyzed so far hoff and now completely uninhabitable the government has offered some financial aid for those who have lost their homes five thousand years so far but the people here say that that is not going to go a long way they now are completely homeless many of them having to say either with relatives or in hotels nearby and after days of fire burn out of fears of floods. that's right yes a resort little bit of rain yesterday that came as a relief to a lot of people here as a firefighters was still trying to douse some of the blazes that was still light in the region today though it was known as if the cool thunderstorm was absolutely completely shot down any rescue operations that were taking place here and yes in the next few days more rain is expected as well most done to storms it's really from one extreme to another in their affairs here that it could come to the point that we really damage any attempts to try and salvage the last remaining belongings there in homes like the ones behind me and

richard grendel actually urged him to explain his actions you know and the general managers well beer hoff actually suggested that should have been left off of the squad he's basically been labeled a scapegoat and a reason for germany's premature exit out of the world cup you know but i think he has a lot to say this one post you touched on was the first of three he's already released his second post and it just extended basically he just discussed he will not accept the idea that all fingers are pointed at him he is deafening at the scapegoat the idea that his heritage plus a photo equals a bad world cup in his mind is ridiculous he feels there's a double standard with in the german football association you know it looks like he he's even going to save the best for last if you read anyone i would suggest anyone out there to follow him one twitter and read up exactly all of his posts thus far but he's just you know trying to. i guess stand up for himself in a sense because no one really stood up for him do you think he's doing himself any favors you know i think in the broader sense of thi

the only thing that has changed is this controversial issue hoff separating kids from their parents.arring that, which has been corrected, not enough many critics say to satisfy critics, but it's certainly a whole different mindset from when everyone was on the same page. >> for sure. ice i think for the most part is doing a great job. they serve a necessary function and purpose. again, this is all on policy that people disagree with. abolishing ice is not the answer what they do against serves a distinct purpose in our nation. i don't think taking it out on an agency is going the right way about it. we've seen problems on the border issue. was this way this was handled appropriate. you saw republicans and democrats say no, the families need to be reunited. we shouldn't be ripping children from their parents. we came together to find a solution there. i think moving forward, again, we need to think about what actual change looks like rather than calling for the abolition of a complete group, which doesn't make any sense at all, especially when we know they serve a distinct purpose fo

whipping up what crews describe as "fire tornadoes" that are destroying everything in their path.don hoff, evacuated home: "i saw to the right of me that vortex and that fire moving and i told my daughter get home now let's leave. that one scares me."cullen kreider, redding fire deputy chief: "some of our guys lost their homes as well. probably half of our department was displaced."and while crews battle the flames on the fire lines-- local authorities are dealing with reports of looting in those abandoned areas.at least 3- thousand firefighters are fighting to control the blaze-- as the community shows its gratitude. in redding, i'm scott mclean. ( james ) now to the ferguson fire which has forced yosemite valley to close for more than a week. it has grown to more than 57 thousand acres and is 33 percent contained. the ferguson fire has been burning for about two and a half weeks now. it's destroyed one building.... and two people have been killed fighting this fire. ( james ) the steele fire burning napa county is now 90- percent contained. most people have been allowed to return home..

estimates that nearly hoff of all indian women a married off before they're eighteen. this is a man near a con at work in a women's center in hyderabad she tells us she's nineteen but doesn't know exactly when she was born. near was only eleven years old when her parents sold her for fifty thousand rupees the equivalent of eight hundred euros. made. no one asked me my relatives came together and decided to marry me off to a seventy five year old man from amman they are and they told me on the day of the wedding when i saw the old man all i could do was cry i tried to persia estan said i'm far too young. but he's got me. india outlawed child marriage in two thousand and six but in my nearest case as with many other women here the marriage broker used falsified documents a corrupt imaan precisely did over the wedding ceremony when air was forced to go with the old man for three weeks he sexually abused her in a hotel in hyderabad then he disappeared when the man was informed that munir was pregnant he divorced her over the phone from oman that was eight years ago until r

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see do you think the crowd did give them out you know that quickly shay gets to manually spec's the hoff announce he's definitely definitely penalties because the whistles every time a spanish play went up to the penalty spot which just stephanie and the chinese as well that russia got when i scored when i can see if safety first penalty another factor i saw today was at athens say it was busy of the chief treated by miles so the head didn't have a time like rematch never had a touch and i just wonder whether i can say it does have that extra edge today because it being more central to the gang going on before for the next match they would play the winner of the crisis then my game was being played out would you fancy a ticket for that sochi and then see if we if we got three days on how would my producer because i was due to go to that match and it turns there i said i don't want to go on and if you didn't beyond that the potential of this is a long way down the road off russia england potential semifinal back here and most i'm going to stick with my gut sanely all can't see it because

they want to view thousands hoff dollars. pleadi pleading. >>> what from his opponent and the crowd. >>> also, a story that you want to tune in for. the ingredients of om of your favorite foods, thigh may be .arming th what's next. >> and you have to keep a eye on the roadways as make your way across the florida. we have a flash flood watch. right? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens every time. i've got it. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist. it's on me. alright. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you texting? oh, uh no one. i really should go back. and can pay the bill before she even leaves the restaurant. beth! ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. >>> welcome back to news 4. we're in weather alert mode. after days of heavy rain and flooding. more wet weather is on the way. chuck bell ishe putting finishing touches on a full forecast and will join us with e latest in just three minutes. >>> now, to a moment that is going ral, from the u.s. s

and check a first laid off of part of his work force only to rehire them again through temp agencies hoff their original foundering that we've did nothing to rescue his company in the end eight thousand stalls were shouted and more than an eleven thousand employees laid off. more think where's the line between cost cutting in mind there. is there was no moral compass distinguishing between right and wrong if you don't have this moral compass it makes no difference whether a lawyer tells you something is legal. not everything that's technically legal necessarily makes good business sense. saving is generally considered a virtue for both consumers and businesses but when thriftiness turns into stinginess that can bring down even the mightiest corporations. so don't be too miserly remember what happens to harpagon malia's miser his money box is stolen and his self-worth is destroyed you can almost feel sorry for the old skinflint audiences never seem to get tired of learning that lesson. he has miser is on the program at a bell in theatre called the hexan bag ensemble stinginess and greed ar

those a breakaway looked like belgium had been talking the been pressing from the beginning of the hoff and as it was it was a loose ball come straight through to the forward that he was. breaking forward he took the ball really well which one of the. many put it on the. absolutely brilliant leading one off cracking finish cracking forty minutes we'll be back with more on the top of the next. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know hiccup what if i mean your list put video and put him in the new bill is not an idea it's pulling it out of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty forty. of those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the funnel school it's about the passion f

first half is over to one is the school or france is up front well that was a really really good hoff. yeah i'm just crazy does this team at all. i mean they might be losing but they look very much in control of themselves i think brackets it has been has been working in many different parts of the past going forward. ok before the game second half starts we have connection to our man in zagreb p.s. hopefully yes he's on the screens if. i also have are you guys doing well we are we're fine we're very and like you yeah where did you get that. yeah yeah well you can buy this everywhere here actually and everybody on this square actually has a craze for jersey they haven't sold out but i bought. it honestly i don't know if you can see that as a german off not yet it is about i was and will do the people still believe in their team. very much believe actually because there was one that was down in the last three games and know what you want is not that bad for them what happened here during the course was absolute phrases like a new year actually flares going out firecrackers it was reall

in american patriotism for the first time a poll by public opinion consultants gallup suggests that hoff less than half of the thoughts of those surveyed in the us say they were extremely proud to be american caleb maupin tells you more. the fourth of july american independence day a time for barbecue fireworks and celebrating the old stars and stripes. but is the patriotic impulse dying among americans a new poll shows that not all americans are swelling with national pride the poll indicates that less than half of americans actually say that they're extremely proud of their country and that's with donald trump playing up us exceptionalism we're going to make america make america great again great again are you planning to celebrate the fourth of july this year actually i'll be working as i am sure there's every day comp by an easy going hole came out this year and when asked if they were proud of their country extremely proud of their country only forty seven percent of americans said yes that's less than half what do you make of that poll. i saw that i don't understand i'm in that the

time finalists croatia battled back equalising three yvon paris ten minutes later france ended the hoff back on top on one great as month scoring with a thirty seven minute penalty awarded after video replays confirmed a handball let's start with andy richardson who is in moscow for us what a nail biting game it's been so far. yeah has and i think it's been a it's been a really good sort of and so far with with a lot of good storylines and a lot of good games and i think the pressure is on really for it to be a good final the last couple of finals in the last couple of world cups haven't been that exciting that by being decided by a single goals in extra time to sort of fall bit early to say just yet but it's could be a bit of a classic we've got building up it's not all the ingredients so far with it we've had the first ever own goal in a final school program for cheap on months to catch a fantastic equaliser from the even paris and she's been one of the stars of this torrent and then our old friend the video assistant referee almost inevitably playing a role in this final it almost se

begin this summer holidays we speak to as you know feeding britain about one year the hoff a million emergency food parcels went to children and home inside rates higher than new york we ask a reformed gang member how to hold seemingly spiraling increases in knife crime rate for the wood on the streets of england and wales well the simple coming up in today's going on the ground. trumps imitation to putin to visit the white house is postponed putin turns around inviting trump to moscow as trump out of a grand plan regarding russia or is he merely chibi a campaign promise this and much much more efficient across time. what politicians do so. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some will want to. have to go on to be pros this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. this should. welcome back in the first half we heard from oxford professor danny dorling about inequality leading to the earlier hundred thirty thousand children being homeless last christmas but how have

tough right but beautiful well the hoff way through the major league baseball season and that means the traditional all saw game will be played on tuesday but before the best players from the american league take on the pick of the nationally the all star higher month abhi takes center stage in a tournament not count for much because take each other on and head to head contest attempting to hit as many high runs as possible within a regulated amount of time being four minutes since the event with taking place at nationals park in washington d.c. it was fitting the bryce harper of the washington nationals would play college of the chicago cubs in the final what it one thousand nine hundred eighty. you know i think just having the crowd out there and you're really thriving out there and. we have some of the best fans in all baseball and you know that my family out there as well. you know it's an incredible moment not only for me but you know this organization in the national and you know very. arjen time legend diego maradona as a giant of football and his larger than life personality was

others work in general across gaza as the people here continue to suffer israel's blockade all the hoff of gaza's population relies on humanitarian aid from the u.n. organization. the job cuts show just how desperate the situ. has become in gaza conditions for the two million people living here continue to deteriorate and finding a lost in political solution to ending the violence between hamas and israel remains remote chance strafford al jazeera gaza. a flotilla of boats is continuing its journey towards garza in a bid to bring a peaceful end to the israeli blockade which has trapped more than two million palestinians since two thousand and six down the name el amrani is on board one of the boats and follow this update for us. well i would vote i say from a little more on the twenty first of july is still on its way to gaza to the gaza strip besieged by the israelis on i'll duck boat morrow is high amongst the disciplines who are adamant to break the blockade the bows on the palestinian strip by the israeli army we are right now somewhere to the south of the islands of greece and we'r

others work in general across gaza as the people here continue to suffer israel's blockade all the hoff of gaza's population relies on humanitarian aid from the u.n. organization. the job cuts show just how desperate the situ. it's becoming goals of conditions for the two million people living here continue to deteriorate and finding a lost in political solution to ending the violence between hamas and israel remains remote. that i'll just zero dollars. turkey's interior ministry says it has reinstated more than one hundred fifty thousand passports as the country ends its two years state of emergency a canceled passports belong to the spouses of turkish citizens and the government believes were legally suspicious the move was part of a crackdown following the attempted coup in july twenty sixth seen when two hundred forty nine people were killed while turkey's parliament has passed a new security at all which gives the authorities powers similar.

others work in general across gaza as the people here continue to suffer israel's blockade all the hoff of gaza's population relies on humanitarian aid from the u.n. organization. the job can't show just how desperate the situation has become in gaza conditions for the two million people living here continue to deteriorate and finding a lost in political solution to ending the violence between hamas and israel remains remote chance strafford al jazeera gaza. israeli forces have targeted hamas military positions in the gaza strip killing at least three palestinians as well as army says its troops came under fire near the border with gaza and in response it shelled several hamas posts it comes just days after hamas leaders agreed to a cease fire with israel to prevent hostilities from escalating. yemen is on the verge of a second cholera epidemic according to the charity save the children more than a million people were infected last year and in just the first week of this month some three thousand new suspected cases have been reported. in his war. in yemen's port city of what data eight

. >> yeah, stunning when one hoff the world's largest technology companies loses a quarter of his value dramatic. it happened in a matter of minutes. because facebook is such a big company -- at one point, they lost $150 billion in market value. this is going to be one of the biggest single day losses in corporate american history. what has the market so concerned? users. flat growth when it comes to users in the u.s. and canada. that means they will bring in less money than expected in the future. when investors heard that, that's when they started dumping the shares. rightly or wrongly, investors thinking there's going to be a long-term impact on the cambridge analytica scandal. facebook is down 20%. mark zuckerberg has lost over $14 billion in personal wealth in one day. he will be fine. in terms of bragging rights, he's been pushed out of the top three in terms of the world's richest people now behind bezos, gates and buffet. and amazon reporting results after the bell. >> shepard: thanks, susan. president trump is about to speak any moment now we're led to believe. there's the big

in chemistry and am a chemistry hoff at the university of texas. >> stephen: what are we going to doh is why you have your goggles, gloves and lab coat. >> stephen: put the goggles on now, okay. that's good. what's the first thing we're going to do and what sit demonstrating? >> this isalled nt's toothpaste and it demonstrates how to decompose something using a catalyst. >> stephen:ly follow your lead. what do we do? >> tyke your hired je hydrogen . >> stephen: same thing to get me blonde. >> or bleach your teeth. >> stephen: is it poisonous. don't drink it. >> stephen: but bleach your teeth. >> i wouldn't recommend that. this is 35% peroxide. at home we use 5%. so it's way more concentrated. >> stephen: then what. dish soap. all of it. this is dawn. >> stephen: so we could clean the pelicans. >> or a penguin, absolutely. >> stephen: and why does it work to clean the pelicans? >> they use it to take the grease off the pelicans or a penguins if there's an oil spill. >> stephen: lovely. right? i'm going to use red and i want you to add blue. i think you want to do both of these because

plus, we're keeping an eye on the first hurricane hoff the season.♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? >> trace: a fox extreme weather alert. a heat wave hitting the southwest united states. fox here in los angeles facing excessive heat warnings. last time we checked, temperature was above 100 degrees. tomorrow could be 110 in burbank and 12 in palm springs. rick reichmuth has more. >> after the heat we had across the east, take a look at this. i want to show you this quickly. we had all of these incredibly high temperatures across the east the last week. take a look at this now. things are cooling down. the humidity is dropping a lot. so things are improving quite a bit. the heat goes somewhere and this time it's going out across the west. as you said, trace, this is current temperatures here. pick your city or your ar

those were the news headlines the news i was walking down as follows hoff last time next to all the. it's. for the first time since probably was hoarse from polyp by the army the people of zimbabwe will elect the next president but a struggling economy and frustration amongst many other voters means the result on the thirtieth of july is still hard to predict as follow that the obama election an altair. havana the capital of communist cuba with this revolutionary past the city has often spoken office go frozen in time and associate it with toxic objects but the bomb is the throes of a revolution the relaxation of state control is transforming the economy people's ability to make money but that their access to. food to a myriad of society it brings us together traces of divergent histories and open some new future some i'm on the journey to meet food lovers around the world and get the inside track of the city through the they love. the people of havana. living in the moment of opportunity. since president castro introduced a new set of reforms in twenty love and tourism is growing an

senator bernie sanders said scott pruitt was the worst epa administrator in the history hoff the agency. the most recent allegation against pruitt is he had personally asked president trump to fire jeff sessions and appoint him attorney general. in a statement to fox news, pruitt called that story 100% false and denying any such meeting-request had happened. also facing 14 ethics investigations, pruitt was facing new charges. don beyer and ted lews saided that pruitt may have deleted meetings with certain companies from his calendar because the meetings would look bad. he said the deletions may run afoul of the official records act. pruitt acknowledged that he made errors of judgments in cases like the first classroom and room for his daughter. he maintained he was targeted by liberals in the epa because of hits work to roll back what the president said is onerous regulations. president trump weathered the pr storm because he liked what pruitt was doing. it was clear that controversies were becoming a distraction and pruitt stepped down. pruitt's resignation was a surprise but it was no

here in america, we value the relationship hoff attorney client privilege.ust like we do a medical doctor and their patient, doctor-patient con if i denty -- confidentiality. imagine if this was a priest. he said hey, i have evidence and you can use this -- >> neil: i know that. that's not the whole client-attorney -- that i get. i'm wondering and talking to gregg jarrett, that meeting alone wouldn't mean anything. he said it on fox business. if you don't get that network, you should. part of what he was making clear to me is that whether the president misrepresented to the media, there's no crime in that. what do you make of that? >> i completely agree with that. you have to be a co-conspirator. near knowledge of this, even if it was true, would not implicate any sort of criminal activity on the president's side. so this is all much ado about nothing. it's cohen himself trying to either get a better plea bargain from mueller. this is about the public opinion and the media that is very anti-trump trying to make this a big deep when there's no evidence. even

former moscow burro chief for "the washington post" and editor of northeastern university david phillip hoffu tell me anything about the russian tv reporting of the agreements that the congressman is referring to? >> well, one of the things that's come out is that putin suggested proposed a referendum that would help east ukraine, people there decide that they want to, you know, be part of russia and leave ukraine separate and that's something we haven't heard anything about and there is no way that anyone in europe or the united states would go along with that legit mincing the ra bell onmoscow backed in ukraine. >> so david, no surprise that many have characterized the press conference with vladimir putin as a misstep but the russian interpretation is what? >> one of the few politicians that wants to normalize why it's just that he's a realistic american. to make progress on ukraine and when he tries to do that in the russian view, the anti russian hysteria, trump trying to invite putin to washington makes sense and agree to solve the problems. the resistance he's facing and accusations ag

. >> i think this is one hoff the big questions for our country and for our population. if somebody were allowed to lob missiles at us, you can fire back. but when they attack us electronically, how do you fire back? thanks, congressman for being here. is the helsinki summit affecting special counsel robert mueller's probe? we'll have analysis coming up next. >> jason: it seems the one thing that democrats are happy about with the helsinki summit, it keeps the team off of the republican probe. speaking of the mueller probe, there's more allegations of unfair treatment. there's reports that democratic lobbyists, tony podesta, worked on behalf of a ukrainian interest route registering under the foreign agent registration act. mueller indicted drop's former campaign manager paul manafort over similar accusations. so are manafort and podesta being treated the same? not according to tucker carlson's reporting last night. >> we can report exclusively based on two separate sources that we spoke to today that tony podesta has been offered immunity by robert mueller to testify ag

whipping up what crews describe as "fire tornadoes" that are destroying everything in their path.don hoff, evacuated home: "i saw to the right of me that vortex and that fire moving and i told my daughter get home now let's leave. that one scares me."cullen kreider, redding fire deputy chief: "some of our guys lost their homes as well. probably half of our department was displaced."and while crews battle the flames on the fire lines-- local authorities are dealing with reports of looting in those abandoned areas.at least 3- thousand firefighters are fighting to control the blaze-- as the community shows its gratitude. ( robin ) a bay area shelter is stepping up to help an animal rescue organization shut down by the carr fire. walnut creek's animal rescue foundation has already taken in close to 40 dogs and cats. and they are preparing for 100 more to arrive. these are just some of the animals taken in. the puppies and kittens had been waiting to be adopted at the haven shelter south of redding... but as the carr fire erupted... the shelter started to become overwhelmed with strays fleeing

stroll trace brush or even a cup you are using is now sitting in a landfill and that's because we use hoff a billion past extras every day the plastic you throw away doesn't disappear in fact it takes five hundred he is to disintegrate with all sorts of talks leaking into the soil and that's the same soil we use to grow our food. now only a fraction of the straws are recycled because sorting machines contect the lightweight chub and that's why starbucks along with other cafes around the wells ending the use of plastic straws that means starbucks is now giving up using one billion plastic straws every year mcdonald's has been looking in the paper charlotte turn it is we should be seeing those later this year for all of their u.s. stores that's amazing when businesses step into that ball to really take the lead from government here saying we don't want these things our way stream it's awesome the original cutlery. didn't work very well so if you used night just to ration program. and if you put your original biodegradable spoons in the chowder it melted and it dribbled chowder down your fron

cheapest rail service in the deal congo the largest country in sub-saharan africa the swallow crosses hoff the country from lubumbashi to aleppo it's the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than fifty years like a local bus it stops a virtually every station passengers clamber up the remaining seats people cram into whatever. space they can find. nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity for those who weren't able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the route. travelers have to remain alert a lapse in attention could be fatal. the danger comes not just from above. the moderate speed of thirty kilometers an hour a tree branch can cut like a machete. charged with corruption malaysia's former prime minister najib razak faces criminal proceedings over money that went missing from a state farm. and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new video shows thai boys trapped in a flooded cave are in good health but there's no clarity on how they'd be rescued. warn

ted hoff is a professor of international relations at the national university of singapore joins us now via skype from singapore good to have you with us on this one so. let's start with the rhetoric from by the u.s. president donald trump his tweets is this simply rhetoric or is he really considering some kind of unprocessed starkly unprecedented action against iran. i know it's hard to take trump seriously anymore is kind of the road to president. but unfortunately in this case he has you know a lot of support within the republican party and congress and the bureaucracy in the united states you know unlike the cases where he says you know crazy and saying things about russia nato or the tree system the last seventy years when he talks about iran he finds a lot of resonance within the republican party so part of the democratic party and even among tens of millions of american people who fight against iran. what options does he have than. well not a lot me who will pose the sanctions but you know when you impose sanctions on a country they're only as good as. the universality with which

others work in general across gaza as the people here continue to suffer israel's blockade all the hoff of gaza's population relies on humanitarian aid from the u.n. organization. the job cuts show just how desperate the city. you ation has become in gaza conditions for the two million people living here continue to deteriorate and finding a lasting political solution to ending the violence between hamas and israel remains remote chance strafford al jazeera gaza. it's a very italian scientists say they've discovered a huge underground lake on mars it lies beneath the southern ice cap and is the first time a large stable body of liquid water has been discovered on the red planet and a barber has this report a stunning discovery is what they're calling it one that could help scientists know for sure whether life ever formed on mars or even exists today the study led by italian researches says they found what could be an underground lake it's a large body of liquid water twenty kilometers wide and one point five kilometers below the surface and it was found using radar instruments on board

a few moments ago, here at temple hoff, i shook hands with three men who testified at the way you berlinersay such a proud role in each other's lives. three former u.s. air force pilots, veterans of one of the most remarkable operations in modern history, the berlin air lift. on his flights, colonel halverson tossed small candy-filled parachutes to the children of berlin. yes, colonel halverson was one of the famous roisna bombers or bomber pilots who every berliner of that generation still remembers with warmth and affection. another air lift veteran, captain jack bennet, has many friends here today. he lives in berlin. as for colonel alexander, when the soviets blocked berlin, he had been in civilian life for just eight months. he and his wife had an infant son and another child on the way. those precious eight months were the first the colonel had been able to devote to his family since the long years of the war. yet, when called up for the air lift, he never hesitated. looking back on those days of constant hardship, of danger scorned, the colonel says simply this. we had a job to do, a

that you interpreted his question as "whether or not there were any reciprocation of that by members hoff the trump team in offering their assistance back to russia." you later continued to explain and i'm quoting from your transcript "whether or not there was information about whether elements of the trump campaign were themselves engaging in that. i can't answer that in an unclassified setting and further more, i don't think the fbi would want me comment on on going investigations." so just to be clear, the question of whether the trump campaign was trying to collude with russia calls for a classified response and a response that would involve information that is part of an ongoing investigation. is that right? >> yes. >> thank you. i certainly would not want you to reveal any classified or sensitive investigative information in this setting. we have repeatedly gone back andford with that and i don't understand why we have to repeatedly repeat things to such an intelligent group of people. in march, chairman gowdy stated on national tv and i quote "and if you believe as we have found th

his job fairly thank you major league baseball as it the hoff way stage of the season and that means one thing the old stock i'm a record ten home runs with school does the pick of the american league beat the best of the national league pizza stomach reports. nationals park in washington d.c. the venue for the eighty ninth all-star game a game that was under threat just hours before the first ball was pitched heavy rain in the u.s. capital thankfully subsided in time for the start of the game there was a rousing welcome for bryce harper the winner of the home run derby the day before and a washington nationals player aaron judge of the new york yankees with the first homerun of the game i. won nothing to the american league. at the top of the eighth inning triple story of the colorado rockies leveled the school at two two. then the game swung in favor of the american league team they moved into a five two lead courtesy of this three run home run by john securer of the seattle mariners i but they were not allowed to get away. the national league tied the game at five five when scoot

others work in general across gaza as the people here continue to suffer israel's blockade all the hoff of gaza's population relies on humanitarian aid from the u.n. organization. the job cuts show just how desperate the situation has become in gaza conditions for the two million people living here continue to deteriorate and finding a lost in political solution to ending the violence between hamas and israel remains remote chance strafford al jazeera gaza. outbreak in the democratic republic of congo is officially over less than three months after it began as a significant achievement for a country struggling with significant internal crises while health organization says it's down to the swift response by the congolese authorities when a hand has more. for two and a half months people in the democratic republic of congo battled what they feared might become an epidemic the d.s. sees health minister was at the front line of if it's to contain the a bowl of virus congolese health workers teamed up with the world health organization bringing in new health procedures using social media to

let's fet read from former chief of staff to paul ryan dave hoff. heather zumarriaga and "usa today" congressional reporter eliza collins. we're waiting to hear what the chinese do in response. most people say this is contained, 34 billion, to 34 billion, so small in the scheme of things, the world, the both countries, can live with that. do you agree with that. >> we'll have to wait and see. certainly if people are not hit in the pocketbooks, it will not affect them. in midterms republicans will worry what it will do. if people go to the store, gallon of milk costs a more money it will have probably less of an effect and markets stay higher. neil: dave, what do you think? >> it is not a question of the stork market. the stock market has taken this into effect already. it is retailers and farmers especially. that is where you first see the problems if the farmers are getting hit badly by this because the prices are going down. non-tariff barriers, are ones that you can use very painfully for americans and american retailers. neil: absolutely. >> peo

when i came of age in the '50s, people like daniel borsten and richard hoff stthoffstetler, wr simultaneously. he was a popular historian. he was being read. >> that's why we went into the profession. >> there were other people that were marginal. now the academic world has become so semiscientific, and i understand that. the degree of specialization is unbelievable. and it's very hard for a layman to read some of these academic works because they depend on being part of the conversation. and as a consequence of that, the public, the general public that wants to know about our past is reading books written by nonacademics. and they have filled the gap that has emerged. and these are the people david mccullough, isaacson -- >> john meacham. >> -- john meacham. in fact, i could name 20 people in my field, in early american history alone, who are doing this. sometimes they're former journalists. they have no ph.d. and they have no academic position. >> but that might be a big asset because they never learned how to right academia. >> no adverbs, no adjectives. >> i understand what the profession

administrator, he is a former coal industry lobbyist and a former chief of staff to oklahoma senator james ein hoff is expected to carry out the same agenda as pruitt.>>> thailand officials say that time is running out for the 12 boys and their soccer coach who are trapped in a flooded cave. one of the rescuers has now died, the former navy seal died during an overnight mission trying to deliver oxygen canisters to the boy. authorities say the weather is getting worse and oxygen levels in the cave are running low. the children 11 to 16 and their 25-year-old coach have been trapped for almost 2 weeks.>>> elon musk is sending a team of engineers to thailand to help in the rescue. they plan to see how they can help using musk technology. the tunneling startup company, the boring company could also potentially help with massive drills or excavation expertise but those methods might be too dangerous in this situation. no word on if officials will accept the offer. >>> we talked with a longtime scuba instructor and bay area of a scuba company in burlingame about the situation, yesterday scott jackson tol

begin this summer holidays we speak through in geo feeding britain about one year the hoff a million emergency food parcels went to children in less fear and homicide rates higher than new york we are reform getting there but how do you hold seemingly spiraling increases in the life crime rate for the wood on the streets of england and wales well the simple coming up in today's going on the ground. zero says harlan kentucky. you know we've all read this group i'm going to see you go to st ronnie's where you need. a co money since it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines of said and down that there was a lot of to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. the idea of spending money to acquire region to acquire territory to acquire wealth is an oxymoron there there's no more wealth to acquire the ecosystem is collapsin