to ica say they are willing work with the new government. is he european commission questioning the credibility of government. we have more on that and other business news. yes the european commission is questioning the credibility france's pledge to cut down its budget deficit. he commission says it wants more details on how it plans to get there saying that the areent details on the table simply insufficient. the commission is also sending paris in wants further welfare cuts to rein in spending. in the spotlight when the european commission issued recommendations. we have more details. >> the european commission is the pressure on france. it is being advised to move proposed reforms to honor commitments it made to the european union. > an important package was announced of measures and along s shows they are the right line. that it is still possible in regard to structural meet ives for france to its commitments. the e recommendations by european commission on how member states should manage a ir economies comes at sensitive time. last yea

. ♪ ica, we need to leave right now! squarespace. - ( pop music playing ) - i need to get something! - dance recitals are so boring. - ( video game noises ) ♪ there's a me no one knows ♪ - ♪ waiting to be set free... - so what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy. duh! ( jessica speaks ) ♪ i was born to be somebody... ♪ p.m. we take you back now to "forbes on fox". >>> so we told you this might happen as more cities and states hike the minimum wage and president obama keeps pushing for 39% hike nationwide. more companies are looking to replace workers with cheaper machines. mcdonalds said to be testing a mobile app that lets customers use a phone to order food. are the protesters pushing themselves out of a job? >> this is a law of unintended consequences. it is so easy for big corporations to want to see the minimum wage go up for two reasons. they can push out small mom and pop competitors and easy to get rid of low paying jobs with things like square or as you suggest we won't need cashiers. there are all

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. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america ica m, available for your apple and androidile device. download it now ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. we are discussing the fathers' rights movement. and claire, before the break, you mentioned that it seems like it's often the de facto decision of the court to side with the mother for custody. should the courts be gender blind and look at both sides equally? >> right. well, what i said is that children were more likely end up with their mothers but that's not because courts are biased for mothers they are recreating the situation that the family had before the break up where the mother did more child caring than the father. but in terms of de facto child custody it sound good on paper it's not necessarily a good idea. certainly both parents should be candidates for custody and the idea should be to try and maintain a relationship between both children. but between both parents and the child. but to have a presumption in favor of joint custody, can raise all kind of concerns, especially if there is violence in the past. >> whole bunch o

ica's new president took office on may.he plans to tackle the economic and clinical challenges ahead. ♪ >> it is time for today's latin america report. intel announced plans to build a mega-lab in costa rica to test products under development. the newly elected president of costa rica visited bloomberg world headquarters here in new york. i asked him what the intel announcement means for his country. >> i am extremely excited with this idea because of the rica.vation in costa it signifies that costa rica continues to be a trusted ally of foreign investment in the region. it increases the quality of the investment. we are now dealing with research and development issues, not only manufacturing, which indicates a y weking ground in the wa make deals with this company. >> what does this vote of confidence mean for your country? >> a record stands by itself. it is a record of opening and keeping a good relation with investors. the health of the economy, which is an important thing. sophisticated, high-tech and prizes. >> speaki

great evening. ica mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device.w >> on "america tonight": when homeowners come out shooting. >> how dare you come in my house? i felt good. i felt great. that i had shot him out my window. >> why detroit homeowners are hands. with the police chief's blessing. >> also tonight in india country, the president fulfills an old promise and comes face to face with some of the promises on the res.

ica, we need to leave and with that in mind... right now!to get something! - dance recitals are so boring. - ( video game noises ) ♪ there's a me no one knows ♪ - ♪ waiting to be set free... - so what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy. duh! ( jessica speaks ) ♪ i was born to be somebody... ♪ john: dash this skeptic battle to think astrologers can predict my future or a government run health insurance can be cheaper or better or banning video games will reduce violence. i think the appeal that people want simple answers but that is popular nonsense the most dangerous nonsense is a belief when there is a problem the government is the solution. gasoline shortage created by government price controls then it politicians promise. >> praying us closer to energy independence for our country. >> 1980. >> 1985. >> 10 years. >> 2025. john: give me a break. there's no shortage today because individuals of discovered new supplies of oil and gas over coming government obstacles. central planners have failed most everywhere including the sov

meteorologist doughmen ica davis is in for caitlin ross tonight. we have been really spoiled these last few weeks. >> it is perfect weather and this week is no exception, this week ebb is no exception, so here we are looking at the the the at light and radar. we have had a few clouds around, this afternoon mainly from monroe town all the way down through bucks county. that is where we will be looking at the scattered clouds. they will dissipate and then we are off to another fantastic, but warm, evening on the way. right now 86 degrees. that was our high today at the airport. humidity has lowered. that is the biggest thing you have noticed today is humidity has dropped. it is going to stay that way for unday as well. so here's a look at your fox cast, a few clouds around this early evening, 79 degrees. if you are heading to the phillies game, it is good, just warm through much of the game. mostly clear at 9:00 p.m. 73 degrees and then will fall to 69 by 11:00. it is dry on the radar. it stays that way for sunday. we will look at your shore forecast

. >>> we're following breaking news, fire at a il ica en.live there with an exusive video of a police sjeh'rlietails on whatarbo is . it will be wth and dithat good news. we'll get your forecast neighborhood by neighborhood, coming up in just a few moments here. me t nbc 10 news today. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. 6:30. let's get to meteost wh hiscaai is way down. the temperaturre t that's a live view of center to there.re we were running 10 degrees cooler in philadelphia but look at the change from pottstown, reading, lancaster, all 15, 16, 17 degrees cooler than yesterday morning which has our numbers in the 50s and 60s. 52 degrees from mount pocono and pottstown. 61 for northeast philadelphia and, yes, plenty of sunshine and temperatures are in the low 60s for much of delaware and south jersey, bundit the northerly wi, we'll see e h temperatures climb. close to 80 degrees noontime anhe 0s afternoon. sunshine today but there are clouds in our future that may impact your weekend plans. my weekend forecast when i come back. meble

. ♪ ica, we need to leave let's close the gap right now!. - ( pop music playing ) - i need to get something! - dance recitals are so boring. - ( video game noises ) ♪ there's a me no one knows ♪ - ♪ waiting to be set free... - so what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy. duh! ( jessica speaks ) ♪ i was born to be somebody... ♪ . >>> well, the excitement is building, can you feel it in stock market, california crown races for the triple crown in the belmont take, no horse has won the triple crown since 1978. fox news radio correspondent joins us to talk all about it. i am so excited going this race tomorrow. i know i'm not going to be able to sleep tonight. honestly. i love the story, the horse, the owners, the whole thing is fav. what do you think the chances are? i think the party where the owners are actually attending and they look absolutely attached. the dirty little secret here is most of the other horses in this race and none of them has gone the mile and a half the belmont stakes and that's the big exfactor coming into

doctors and more cots for kids to sleep on, but for the women and the children being released from the ica detention, is that the conditions within the detention centers, those conditions are really bad. >> are some of the kids there getting services like vaccinations, medical needs met? what more do they need? >> a lot of the kids that are unaccompanied minors, they are getting vaccinations, and a lot of them are starting to see doctors which is great, but they need legal help. so they are sending department of justice is starting to send the lawyers down there to kind of begin the conversations to tell them what their legal process is going to look like in the future, but more the kids need to be reunited with the families and have that emotional support they need. >> let me read something to you from congressman carl roga who says it is crucial for the obama administration to act quickly an deploy all of the resources necessary to keep the children safe and help to reunite them with the family as our nation works to repair this immigration crisis, it is a call to congress to act on imgr

tries,ica, excerpt beating greece in a penalty shootout. upset at wimbledon. her earliest wimbledon exit since 2005. bybledon was knocked out cornett. she has yet to reach a quarter final of a major this year. the office cubicle was designed to create a better workplace without the constraints of full-length walls. but how did he become the symbol of everything we hate about work? the cubicle is one of the more ironic creations in the american office. savenventor wanted to people from the anonymous spaces that they were confined to. i think everyone has images of what offices were like in nearly a -- in the earliest 20th century. roseee steno pools or after rosa desks stranded by quarters. s. by corridor the inventor of the cubicle said the offices a wasteland we need to fix it. the idea he came up with is the action office. workers aas to give space of their own, something they could personalize. you could pin stuck to the walls. you could shape the we needed. it was meant to be autonomous, independent. something he viewed as a real success. people thought th

with lester holt ander er ica h from studio 1a in rock fefeller plaza. >>> good day, everyone. i'm lester holt. >> i'm erica holt. and good to have you back. >> nice to visit family in seattle. >> and nice in seattle? >> and rain, rain rain, but every time i go, it is nice. >> nice to see lester holt. >> and sunshine wherever i go. it is crazy. glad to be back. >> and dillon is here every time there is bad weather, and she controls it. >> that is why we call her gailing. >> and dillon has been following this bad weather in all seriously, and been following it for us. >> it is the same areas hit over and over again and with relentless rain. we have had several tornadoes touching down and this weekend, we could see more dangerous weather especially in the midwest. >> reporter: a dangerous system hangs over the middle of the kun t count country. a tornado touching down late friday in western kansas, but no e reports of any injuries or serious damage. in that same area, dark clouds and powerful winds also whipped up a dust storm before dumping hail. a tornado swept right down main

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well,ica has been doing but there is that one big risk looming over africa. questions? spokenone, we haven't about japan. lot of undergoing a significant reforms there. are you predicting that they subzful and how significant. >> yes. there are monetary fiscal onerms going on be, important one which was a consumption tax increase, that is given, because people tried to get in before the increase their goods, so you've got a short type growth talkinghat japan is about now is entering the tax competition a little bit. luring that. our expectization for the expectation -- what jason referred to earlier, strengths of the u.s. is in terms of labor you to tap in on cheaper labor. i think is the policy rich countries said that labor this problem.t of rich countries have continue close in the device methods of cheaper labor available in parts of the wild has some deep reforms to under take. some of the shadowy reforms have do with monetary and fiscal policy and that's the reason why japan after deck a is back to 1.3%, 1.5%. foro i have a question mr. furman from our i. pad subm

not we try to be fair but now that i have been introduced to the investigator training ica huge difference and the student conduct officer reporting that adopting the title ix model and following through very well with it, we are getting more education and more cooperation from the respondent. you know, they used to lawyer up immediately first thing. you are cut off from talking to your students which drives me crazy by an attorney saying this is my client and you will tal talk -- you don't talk to him or her directly. you talk to me. what a title ix investigation kind of just melds all that away so that you proceed in a very objective fact-finding manner and everyone seems to get more on board with it because they know you don't have a particular outcome that you are searching for. the outcome will arise from the facts. >> do any of the schools that you work with or that you are familiar with, are any of them using students on their decision-making boards? >> the ale is and i think it's a bad idea. i think that students are discouraged by the idea that now not only may they have have to s

the ica the subject of a nation is a sequel box has been ratified by the us. and nobody can go legally dividing the nation. while they're not going to come up before the ban and so. a lot of eastern picture just slipped away than most from the rest of spain not including the language of the story and there's a strong support. also in the comic ground stuff there are times that you. say you are not the kind of people who are not going to see a choice they activate under the practical way to do what they don't agree with you and if you look at. the cost of the. still to come in the program sticking the big c. in these boxes of sweets we're supposed to be a president but the crimes in ukraine and yes quickly made it clear they didn't want gifts from the president. explain the reason for that. and scientists warn tons of debris floating around. that space travel will become impossible if no action is taken to clean it up we report on these stories plus plenty more in a couple of minutes. take some steps to reassure ukraine we want to see a prosperous stable ukrain