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ihe is said to have resid moscow.re rumors he may have be linked to russian intelligence, although that has not been confirmed. we have these two extra charges for manafort, two charges for konstantin kilimnik. all of this comes as robert mueller earlier in t week was calling for the bail conditions to be changed as well. laura: rajini vaidyanathan, thanks so much for joining us. in other news, british-based group monitoring the civil war in syria says 38 civilians were killed in an overnight airstrike in idlib. the observatory for human rights says five children were among the dead, and the a tack was likeof been carried out by russian jets. austria's right-wing government has announced what it is calonng a crackdow political islam. seven mosques will be shut down and imams will be expeld. investigations includes inquiries into turkish-backed mosques. hundreds of problem of ti-islam -- the turks have called t move anti-islam and racist. today, fans and friends are mourning the death of anthony bourdain. the celeity c

a lot of the students told us that ihe best school they've ever been to because they hadn't been to greatschools before. they just wish it was a school on the outside, not in jail. so there's definitely investment from the students so far. >> sreenivasan: how do the tehers deal witht? i mean, this is not a normal environment to be teaching in? >> yeah, it's not at all normal. you know, they're teaching in classrooms are no windows. there's kind of a s there. but they areble-- they are able to do some things to get past that hopelessness that i was talkingbout befoe that the students feel. one thing that tends to work is the students' participation in performance can get re their judges, and that can be a good motivational tool. some of the teachers like to give the students lots of icchoices of whwork to do or which periods to study because they have no sense of autonomy in jail, otherwise. their bedtimes rnd mealse chosen for them. but other things don't work inil discipline really means nothing. the kids would say, "what are you going to do put me in jail?" and building a relationship c

ihe think iins by a narrow majority, after an unfair campaign, the polarization will not end.l we w see two different parts of the country living in their own echo chambers. half believe turkey is a wonderful place, half believe he is an ahoritarian leader. it will have implications for nato -- turkey is a nato ally in a e middle east. countries like rusd others will try to take advantage of the crisis. unfortunately, that is not very good news. jane: thank you very much for joining me. >> my pleasure, thank you. jane: that the election taking place on sunday. we will bring you all the results and the reactionheo whatever t results are. quick look at some of the day's other news. north and south korea have agreed to resume reunions of families separated by the korean war. the meet place in august and will be the first since 2015. mi ions of people were separated during the conflict in the 1950's. most died without seeing or hearing from the relatives again.e th35 largest banks operating in the u.s. have enough money on hand to withstand a severe financial crisis despite rising levels of

a huge cost to the ihs apart from the personal cost to the victims of dog attacks.the law, he said, was inconsistent. unfortunately, 20—30 postal workers have their fingers bitten off every year. simply through pushing mail through the letterbox. we had one conviction in romford which ended with a fine and costs of £9,000. a similar, very similar case in another part of the country with a fine of £200. so there's no consistency there. and one of the things we would like to see is we would like to see the sentences that are available and the ancillary orders that are available to the courts fully utilised. policing was a problem too. in the met in west midlands and in merseyside, they will prosecute every single dangerous dog offence that actually comes before them. at the other end of the scale as an example in norfolk and suffolk, they won't prosecute any. they will not prosecute any. we've had two recent cases where two members in separate incidents have had their fingers bitten clean off. and the police force will not prosecute. we've heard about people who have

. >>> fox 5 ihe districts where police are looking for a man accused of sexuaasattacks.happened around this time sunday in the heartf otail >> rorte inhe 2100 block of nport place last ght. just before 11:00 as was walking her in her neighborhood. frtpphe thpoerert t woman, hiom running ooff.ded t und r police say this was a rsgrur sl assault. this isn't the first ime this kind ofncident has georgetown a dupont circle area that occurred over last five months. ,li horrifying. i live here at this shi teinrs here as well to raise awareness to make sure people know, you know, it's potentially not a safe area. >> i don't think anybody who gets satisfaction from somebody else's pain can be riding theyo u can get better, i would buy, you may need help for that. >> reporter: an organization called inside dc hass tipr walking one.y find themselves they say for one, you always want to make sure that you carra yourselfssertly in an attempt to get a good lookyh a suspect. avoidre aggresssponse when is interacting with anyone and if you are verbally harass. you w to make sure that yo

and revisions show the economy actually created 15,000 more jobs than previously reported ih ma and april. >> it is a strong number. it w great,should be celebrating that over the last six years, we've come backrom a terrible downturn and we're now in a pretty good spot. >> this week, the fed beige book reported labor markets getting tighter, with shortages of skilled workers in many parts of the country. the trucking industry, in particular, is sounding the alarm. there's a shortage of 50,000 truck drivers nationwide, according to the american trucking association. the transforce group, headquartered in alexandr, virginia, has nearly 10,000 drivers on states.in nearly 30 business is booming. but there's fierce competition to hire drivers and wages are skyrocketing. transforce founder and ceo, david broom, says wages have really spiked in the last six months. normalear is the new >> today, right out of a truck driver training school, the beginning wesre around $45,000 to $50,000 a year. that's really great for new entry opportunity in today's world. and what we're seeing as you go through

that's accding to the latest survey by ihs markit. injune from may's 25—month peak of 44.9. any score below 50 suggests pessimism regarding finances among the uk households. the survey is based on monthly responses from over 2,000 households. let's talk more now to tashema jackson, a money expert at uswitch. thank you forjoining us this afternoon. so why are uk households feeling the squeeze a bit more?- use which we have done research that suggests that household expenditure has actually increased by £500 over the last year which is to bring the overall cost of running a household to over £17,000 and that is a significant amount which affects the scorer of the report demonstrated. and why is that? higher hospitals we have had stubbornly high inflation am amply? hole yes and the two are not compatible, fuel prices are increasing, lots of other household bills are increasing. people are quite stubborn and i'm not switching to try and get the most out of those bills and trying to save money where they can and there is an opportunity to

so what you would really want ih for thld to have loving adults. right?ecause children can recover o with the hel loving adults who help them make meaning. if, however, the grown-ups are traumatized, if there are no rown-ups, if nobody really sits with the child and says it makes sense that you're scared, that u've been through this. and what we see is like children coate through play. they'll just play scenes out where they'll put a child out all by themselves, stranded and they're sort of saying why did this happen, why di you leave one? and to the degree that a grownup can help them to understand then they can recover. but otherwise, it would be really noral for them to have sleep problems, for them to have difficultr ating. and they often would say oh, this child can't focus. butat wwe'd say really is they're focusing on danger. right? they're focusing on the fact that this could happen. they're worried that you could leave them at any moment. so we'd see heightened separation anxiety. and the long term without help we'd sre deion, we would see contin

the ihs markit‘s pmi index for the 19 nations fell in may to a 15—month low of 55.5 from april's 56.2the year, and the manufacturing pmi measure has now declined for five months in a row. more on this in a moment. and funerals costs are to come under scrutiny as two separate reviews being launched — the competition and markets authority is reviewing funeral costs, "to ensure that people are not getting a bad deal". meanwhile, the treasury is focusing on concerns over pre—paid funeral plans. activity in the uk manufacturing sector edged up last month, according to a closely—watched survey. but underlying weaknesses still persist. the markit/cips purchasing managers' index rose to 54.1; in may, up from april's 53.9, which was a i7—month low. however, the report said the headline figure "masked several areas of potential concern". joining us now is sarah hewin, chief economist for europe at standard chartered bank. good afternoon. what did you make of the manufacturing survey? well, at first glance, the markets we re well, at first glance, the markets were good. we were expecting to see

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she had a recommendation for a piece to be ihe image that is on the upper right here. she had a piece that she had proposed be installed in that location near the intersection of clipper cove boulevard. andvee of the palms. and like her piece for yerba buena island, she works principally in a steel form with recycled tir. it's her preferred medium, so the piece that she had proposed for near building one was on a larger scale than the piece you see here. and it was something that individuals could walk in and through. but again, it was the piece by pae white that was recommended. shah calla booker's proposal. engaging with the stairways of yerba buena island and incorporating natural materials and also some interaction with living elements, trees and other things to create unique spaces. and then the piece provisionally recommended by the panel was this piece by sugimoto. it's called the infinity point. the total height of the proposed piece is 66 feet or 20 meters. the lower portion is proposed be in white marble with the other portion in stainless steel. and here, th

my name isolie and w ih the chinatown community. i am sure chinatown community and pe merchants would appreciae this but before we make this a potentially costly and risky decision perhaps we would reconsider the visibility of cost and the impacts that we will have to face when the project the launched. small businesses always want to bear the burden of their construction projects from water and sewer it improvements the ay sen tral project goingand thu on, the small businesses have en suffering. we are afraid this project would tear up streets all over the city and hurt our small businesses. we ask the supervisors to proceed slowly with input from th community before moving onrw such a large undertaking. >> supervisor cohen, i am going to tell you what you are missing. the calculations all you have to do is listen to them. they are making calculations on year 2015, 2016. the president of the united states issued a tax cut that relates that resulted in billions and trillions of dollars being brought back to the united states from fo

sites t t n ihing usable and this is really addng densitynd making it possible for these kinds of projects topenc . 150hooper itself, which is a portion of the 100 hooper project wil bepe actual later this summer. it's four stories, 60,000 square feet of significantly below-market space it will house dozens of manufacturers with guaranteed more than 60% of their employee across the building being low-income at the time of hire. so it's been a resounding success and we're very excited to see more of these kinds of projects move forward. we hope you will consider supptitoday. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members that wish to comment on item 1? okay. yes? come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thor sizloski, 1850 bryant project in the mission, a fitrouilding that we're building in the p.d.r. 1g different hit. we're in support of this legislation we'd like to see if can be considered to include affordable housing as part of this. and also child care, understanding that to incentivize p.d.r. development in the city is to create public benefit as well, to al

isme minister mahathir: ihe mercurial and that he changes his mind always. to be better than -- then he met. now he thinks president kim a great person to do business with. so, can you trust a man who changes his mind about issues and policies every other day? prime minister mahathir: when you have a man like that, you need to be cautious. you need to know whether this is for real or not. haslinda: how would you deal with a man like president trump? prime minister mahathir: like any normal person because nobody in this world is perfect. everybody has weaknesses. we have to deal with them. nknowing their weaknesses as well as their strengths. e worlda: do you think th order would change with a leader like trump, has it changed? we seem to have issues with nafta. now tensions between the u.s. and china with regards to trade. are you concerned that he will make a trade issue with malaysia? prime minister mahathir: well, if it's agood proposal, why not? we might rebalance. i don't believe in absolute free trade, because then the competition between the weak and

for street resurfacing projects, ensuring our roadways are smoother, safer, and easier to travel on, ihe don't believe anyone thinks thets conditions of our streets today are acceptable. these are not just investments in our bridges and our roads ad waterfronts, these are investments in the very future of the city of san francisco. [applause] because i care very deeply for theer future of this city, the city where i was lucky enough to be bornrn, lucky enough to be raised, where i -- i have lived my entire adult life, i am honoured that this budget fulfils many of the legacies of our f late mayor. i truly do believe this budget will make him proud. will make him proud. city and our residence, our leaders, and i want to leave this office a place where the next mayor, whoever that maybe willxt have every opportunity to succeed. to that end, i do commit to the next mayor. my full support, both personally and with my staff to make the transition between our administrations as smooth as possible. because i believe that no matter whoie holds the office of mayor, as san franciscans, we will all

>> becau ihe l, and that is what the law states -- >> they do not have to do that -- >> it is that have to be the law, and the president called on democrats in congress to fix those loopholes. come toesent failed to the table and fail to help the president close these loopholes and fix this problem. we do not want it to be a problem. the president has tried to address i and democrats refuse to do their jobs anfix the problem. i have given you enough time. host: that exchange with jim acosta of cnn. we want to share another moment from that same white house rest -- press briefing. with -- he also writes for "playboy" magazine. that followed up jim acosta. >> -- [video clip] 't you have any empathy with what these parents are going through? >> settle down. i am trying to be serious, but i will not have you yelling out of turn. >> these people have nothing. >> i know you want to get more tv time, but that is not -- honestly, answer the question. it is a serious question. these people have nothing. they come to the border with nothing. you are a parent. n't you have any empathy for what the

he made it just a few ihes from their above ground pool. look at him. almost in the water.y grabbed him before he made it in. it surprised them so much that he could do they recorded him to warn other parents. they reached out to the gate's manufacturer and have not heard back. tho plan to install a fence around their pool. >>>s toddl are stronger than they look. they're really quick, and you can see from that video, you have to keep an eye on them. >> got to watch them. >>> now to atory we've been following since it happened. >> people are talking about the six flags roller coaster that stopped mid ride. this is julia kim's video. she's from fairfax county. as watched with her two kids her husband was stuck at the highest point of the superman of steel ride. news looked into th chances that this could happen to somebody else. the maryland agency that monitors the safety of the rides at six flags and they say since july of2014 there have been six accidents that have required some first aid at that park. in> good mo everybody. our humidity scale is down two notches today fro

down, the senior research analyst, tammies bruce, a washington times columnist, and lerv herb lund ih us. we know the offer has been lingering out there but they put additional conditions on it. this is $70 billion no more games, don't im implement these tariffs on us and maybe we can find another way to go from here. feels like president trump playing hard ball. >> well i think it's pretty smart what they did. actually very smart what they did. they've asked for conditions. they made a clear offer thatputa position to either accept it or reject it. and so maybe, you know, it's going to be -- maybe they've studied "the art of the deal" and they've talked to people who have department with him when he was in real estate and he is very well known for actually dragging out contracts for a long time for changing the terms and maybe they're saying that's it. charles: yet by the same token president trump imposed deadlines on a series of things, whether it was the paris climate accord or the tariffs that went into effect last week and he's stuck with them and we have to expect all of those

that brings ihe h humidity and rain chances as we get into the second half of tomorrow melissa, that means you have to make the most of today. >> i will. don't you worry. i already have many my plans for today. all right. taking a look right now at traffic here this morning. inner loop and outer loop of the ltway, nice and clear. earlier road work has disappeared. that is good news here. for anybodyeaded out anyime soon. as we move to then america legion bridge, northbound-southbound. everybody is rolling along just fine here this morning. coming back out now, 66 and 95. no other delays. tiniest slowdowns. 95 northbound before wood bridge. >> melissa, thank you. time 5:02. today is primary day in maryland. the mva computer glitch isan woe riginally thought. >> we know that 80,000 voters -- justin finch joins usive from takoma park on how this is going to impact the election results. good mornin justin. >> angie, eun, good morning. t we know at the it will likely delay the official vote count until some4tme after the of july. these with pple who likely updated their -- after changing

could you explain to us the change ihe rule that is expected to affect this legislation? >> mr. givner: sure. deputy city attorney jon gier. last year, the state leat ail that requires that any time a ballot measure is proposed to the voters that could increase ta it to have certain information in the measure, including how much will be collected each year, what the potential rate of taxation is, long collection would continue. and so going forward, all tax measures and geobonds must include that information. the legislature is currently considering a bill that would not apply that new rule to geobonds, so is a little thicl point whether the state law will restrict how we define the question for this bond. in the current ordinance before u, isa proposed obond.ion for the ge >> supervisor cohen: right. >> mr. givne becau the state law might change, our recommendation today is that you can pass out the ordinance onto the full board, and ordinance -- and the board could even vote to placehe ordinance on the ballot over the next several weeks. but before you do that, we recommend yo

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>> i think he is going over in his head the message he wanted to ken havto convey to people ih carolinase is strong there, he is laughing, joking, having a good time, this is his best plates to be, where -- best place to be, this is where he getting his energy, he love the this make no mistake. charles: will he take the opportunity to sort of clarify where we are with respect to the trade, investment news of today? i thought that stephen mnuchin tweet was poorly phrased. made things worse. we did have peter navarro cam oe on to try to quell the anxiety. can he aplai explain what they e trying to achieve. >> absolutely, this president has been so straight forward with american public, americans can learned they can listen to what he says and pretty much count on fact he will say what he means and do what he said he was going to do. that is why we have record setting economic accomplishments, one every 36 hours. of his presidency. charles: next time you come to new york go through the list with me, thank you, buckle up for a wild two hours. lou: good evening, our top story republican cand

aigo sit ihe bel of our aircraft. so we're working on logistics and distribution arrangements and sales arrangements to carry better cargo -- not necessarily carry more rgo,ut certainly, to add better tracking devices and better technologies so that our customers know the location and the delivery times on a more efficient means. you talk about the airports. the airports are a big part of our investment for the future. we've invested a lot in our product with respect to our aircraft and our seats and comfort of flying and bigger aircraft to fly through. i think the airports are the single biggest opportunity that we have that's still ahead of us to change our customer experience, you know, on the ground. we don't have, you know, airports today that meet the needs. you think about our airports, e footp of our airport. many of them were built 50, 60 years ago, that emphasize the head house, that emphasize the front door with the big ceilings. i don't know anyone in this room that spends a lot of time in the head house o

this ihe issue right here.ng talki about paper, caboard and also cloth materials have presented quite the challenge for crews working to put the fire out. when we arrived there was a fire truck here. that fire truck has left. we're told another fcke, firefighter crew is en route to help put this blaze out.me more equip was reportedly needed to help extinguish the fire. all oapf this hning here at the georgetown paper stock recycling plant. more than 100 firefighters have been on sce to help battle this blaze sinceriday afternoon. we're tolthere was about a hundred thousand dollars in damage. roads surrounding the off. blockeda the plant is located near the 1200 block of east good road near south lawn here in .ockville we may have about 125 firefighters on t scene including hazmatta fire has beenined but it's far from being out. right now hours into it we're using heavy equipment to essentially pull that apart but using massive volumes of water to contain and extinguish. >> reporter: so, to my left you can see t

the ihs markit‘s pmi index for the 19 nations fell in may to a 15—month low of 55.5 from april's 56.2pmi measure has now declined for five months in a row. more on this injust a moment. the unemployment rate in the us has fallen to an 18 year low, more to come on that in a moment. and funerals costs are to come under scrutiny as two separate reviews being launched — the competition and markets authority is reviewing funeral costs, "to ensure that people are not getting a bad deal". meanwhile, the treasury is focusing on concerns over pre—paid funeral plans. you mentioned the american jobs figures and it looks like we are on the brink of a trade war between the usa and europe! we are in one! jobs is the reason that president trump says he is doing this, this is why he's slapping tariffs on steel and aluminium. this figure is good news for the trump administration? yes, really strong figures, almost a quarter of a millionjobs really strong figures, almost a quarter of a million jobs created really strong figures, almost a quarter of a millionjobs created in may, there's a certain and of

heatr higher was killed ihe incident last august. if convicted, fields could get life prison. the justice department says the new charges send a strong message that hate crimes well not tolerated. >>> the organizers behind that unite the right rally are asking for a permit to demonstrate in d.c. this august to mark one year sin the gathering of charlottesville. >>> the police officer at the center of the deadly shooting of an unarmed black teeger is o of jail this morning and being charged with criminal homicide. pittsburgh police officer michael rossfeld shot and killed 17-year-old antoine rose last week. ell phone videohows him shoot rose in the back as he ran away from a trae ic stop. pollled the car over because it matched the description of a car involved in an earlier shooting. invest ators, though,y rose was not involved in that shootings and was unarmed when he was killed. >> you do not shoot somebody ii the ba they are not a threat to you. >> he found himself in the wrong place at therong time. in no way that justifies his murder. >> courtrocuments say offi rossfeld a

after having been briefed by the fbi, that he thought americans w be prouhe f mattpaul ryan was asked ihe agrd with gowdy. take a listen. >> normally i don't like to comment on classified briefings. let me say it this way. i th s initial assessment is accurate. >> and this senate intelligence commit brur said i think trey gowdy'on of thecorrect. all warts and we should point out neither ryan or burr have been critical of president trump and saying, no, gowdy is right. are we reaching a point where republicans are drying a>> i amt it is a little be this is so clear when this happened that the way this was being presented and then portrayed in the cive media was being stretched into something that didn't match reality in any way,shape, and i out and say it but it is better if they come out and said it right when it happened. >> phil -- >> ryan has been gone more than me t been at this for months and monthsths including devin nunes mismanaging the process on the house side which paul ryan is responsible for, for ncluding his surreptiti visit to the white house and he comes out and said by th

police say he entered a home near stephenson boulevard and omar strt.a man ihe hou to findak in her reamednd he ran off. the man is in his early 20s, 5'5", 160 pounds. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors has a new president. supervisors voted unanimously to elect malia cohen replacing london breed. >>> san francisco voters will decide whether to spend $425 million for upgrades to the embarcadero seawall. phenyl approval to put it on the november ballot. the money will be used to retrofit wharves an piers and possibly redesign public areas. >>> california lawmakers are getting a rais the governor's salary will increase almost $202,000. the lieutenant governor will get a $4.500 bump to $151,000. members of the state assembly will get $110,000. that's a 3,200 into crease. this is the seventh year in a row they've gotten pay raises. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a little fog developing around petaluma and rohnert park. visibility is feen. temperature 49 in rohnert park, 49 in novato. gardenville, santa rosa, tiburon all at 51 degrees. 56 in

anng beyd thatld subject to, you know, the changes in our returns and any other policies or changesn ihe economy. but generally under our current assumptions, it's $2.7 million for thers outside the budget pension-related contributions for the city. >> supervisor cohen: that's pretty high. thank you. again on top of what we already are obligated to pay. let me ask a question to the b.l.a. mr. rose. when you make your recommendations, you ever take into consideration the long-term expense or the long-term costs on the pension when we are hiring and bringing in f.t.e.s? is that factored in? >> actually, our -- sorry, madam chair, members of the committee. our budget analysis on the retirement system is consistent with all departments where we would only look at actual expenditures, prior experience, projected. >> supervisor cohen: my question isn't abou the retirement board's budget. my question is more general. >> i see. >> many departments, for example, we heard that the port is going to be making a hire. we heard that, and you reviewed that the airport is going to ve,get the exact numbe