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young siblings committed suicides by consuming pesticides, believed to be caused by loneliness and imitivishment, the tragic news shocked the nation. roughly 61 million minors reportedly live apart from one or both of their parents in china today. half of that figure live without either of their parents at home. such children become especially unstable during the summer school break when their sense of isolation is at its most desperate. one elderly volunteer checks on children left behind. he's devoted to ensuring their emotional well being, making sure they receive proper schooling. at the root of the problem is the economic gap between people in urban and rural areas. another factor is the focus on materialism and obtaining wealth. we follow the growing concerns in china for the children left at home to fend for themselves. jiefang, sichuan province, quiet and nestled among hills. radish farming is the primary source of income. these days, however, surviving on farming alone is difficult so almost half of the residents have left to work in metropolitan areas. only the elderly and c

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mark: im not predicting, im not advocating.just saying as a matter of analysis, it seems like he could get the white vote in some states up a little higher in terms of the contribution of the vote and do better with white voters than met romney did, and given the share of the vote that is the white vote, that alone could flip the formula in some states that be the formula that flips some states. >> it could very well be. donald trump is gathering a bigger share of independents right now, and that could be the key. john: let's talk about the independent equation where trump is doing better than romney was right now. factor in the sanders-clinton fight with that in the last 30 seconds here. >> that's exactly right. that speaks also to the affirmative case versus the negative case. how much of the anti-clinton vote is due to the bernie people who are so committed that they will never vote for hillary clinton? we know from last week that 11% of sanders supporters said they would vote for trump because they could not see themselves

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a leaked copy of the ims latest report says it has so filled its requirements for their creditors. if the cash-strapped country ever hopes to see economic growth, it could become a major stumbling block. that's it for your business news. >> manchester united has fired their coach. assessment issued a statement confirming that he -- it had been an open secret for some time. attention now turns to his placement. >> the wheels have been in motion for weeks. managing only a fifth place finish was the final straw for the club. even their fa cup win was not enough to save him. >> we are still in the race. i am very proud that i am the first manager after the. he was criticized for choosing a boring style of play. while not confirmed, the task is likely to be given to the self-proclaimed special one. he has a proven track record of success. now can he were people that? -- repeat that? now after a short break, i will take you through the day. stay with us. úr >> welcome back should you are watching "live from paris" on "france 24," with me, laura cellier. laura the islamic state target go

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. >> i need bourbon to live with im. thank you everybody. neil is now. ♪ ♪ >>> for republicans, it is the number one question:who will be donald trump's number two? it wasn't that long ago the outsider told me he would need an insider. >> i would say it would be better for me to choose someone that is very political that can help us out politically. because i've got a lot of other qualities. and i'm very political also but i don't think we need two guys like me. >> okay. so somebody who -- >> yeah in my case i think i'm better with a very political person. so i think i would keep it that way. >> that was back in new hampshire when we didn't think we'd see this day. now we are. welcome back. and the dharm needs someone who knows how to work the board. the non politician who raled against the system in search of a savvy politician who knows the system. as you have just seen continue to do a great job on bulls and bears. adam will be next week after the fact he gets over donald trump clinched the nomination this week. to charles, you need an in

. >>> ims. >>> >>> five years of labor peace and no strikes at bart. the bart board ratified new contracts with the union. tom was at the board meeting and explains what else this means. >> reporter: the nine member bart board voted 7-2 in favor of the contracts that expire in mid 2021. >> we need to bring back to the riders the high quality service we have had in the past. we can only do that by focusing on all these issues that are coming before us. >> at a minimum i feel this board could have reopened the negotiations and done thorough negotiations rather than kicking the can down the road extending the benefits and adding wages on top of that. >> reporter: getting this done now should eliminate strike concerns voters may have when they vote on a multibillion dollar bart bond in november. >> i have heard some people describe us as getting to this agreement as some sort of a gimmick. >> reporter: bart's unions deny this. bad feelings among bart riders and voters due to the labor strikes of 2013 remain. >> we all know this could not have happened if i

. >> i need bourbon to live with im. thank you everybody.r one question:who will be donald trump's number two? it wasn't that long ago the outsider told me he would need an insider. >> i would say it would be better for me to choose someone that is very political that can help us out politically. because i've got a lot of other qualities. and i'm very political also but i don't think we need two guys like me. >> okay. so somebody who -- >> yeah in my case i think i'm better with a very political person. so i think i would keep it that way. >> that was back in new hampshire when we didn't think we'd see this day. now we are. welcome back.

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bush are refusing to endorse im. john mccain announced he will be skipping this year's republican convention. >> i'm not sure if the republican party as we know it will survive this election. >> reporter: trump says he won't change his style. it's a style that helped take down 16 opponents in the primaries. >> i am who i am. i don't like to change. i don't like to really change remember. >> reporter: trump's tactics have hurt him in some polls with higher negative ratings than hillary clinton. but before she make its november -- make makes it to november, she has to win over bernie. >> we have to win big here in california to get ready for the general election. >> she's comwaning in -- campaigning in california, ahead of that state's primary next month. >> the race may not be technically over on the democratic side. but bernie sanders would need to win 85% of the remaining delegates and would need to convince super delegates to change theirs. >>> fda released its long- awaited rules on e-cigarettes today. the agency

this is a boxing ring -- whether it is a a a imming pool, a bunkr -- whatever it is, places that are part of the biography. but with music, it can create an unexpected encounter that brings the city alive in a way that it ever has before full reporter: the vaults of the german national library -- millions of books are stored here and they are being sung madrigals. it is solemn, perhaps a little eerie, but definitely out of the ordinary. they chose 18 places for the project -- a training center for the fire brigade is one of them. firefighters practice emergency operations, now chamber music brings out. the grand finale at the stadium -- a violin solo in a football arena. a fitting end to a memorable musical marathon. brent: a major first round upset at the french open. care of her won the australian open but in paris, lost to number 58. on the men's side, andy murray battled to beat in a match suspended or darkness. the top seed for the men come muscling past the taiwan -- taiwanese player. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day, including the 78th birthday f

complete forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in testimony before congres the head of the t- s-a says- ime >>> your summer travel plans may start with a frustrating wait at the airport. in testimony before congress the tsa head says don't expect relief anytime soon. mark albert explains why this is happening. >> reporter: airport managers told congress this morning that lines at security checkpoints are long. and the problem is only getting worse. >> passenger wait times are consistently 60 minutes or more. airline passengers have reported wait times as high as 120 minutes with thousands of passengers missing their flights. >> reporter: many americans say they are planning to skip those long lines this weekend. a new poll shows more than 20% of people planning to fly before labor day have changed or canceled their plans because of concerns about long lines at airports. the problem stems from a frustrating mix of more people choosing to fly combined with fewer people to screen them at these checkpoints. for the first five months of this year, the tsa has screened 449 million travelers. that

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terrible tragedy, and she came up, and she said that donald trump talked about radical islamic terror im. she used a different word because she doesn't want to use that term. i said what just happened 12 hours ago. a plane got blown out of the sky. if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky, you're 100% wrong. >> here is what he said just moments ago on msnbc "morning joe." >> we cannot continue to let things like this happen. we are being taken advantage of by radical islamic terrorists, and we are -- this world is changing. another couple of planes go down, you're going to have a depression worldwide, the likes of which you've never seen. >> meanwhile, a new poll shows the majority of republicans, 80% want their party to unify behind donald trump. that same poll has trump and clinton with soaring levels of unpopulari unpopularity. 55 trump, 52, clinton. bernie sanders is the only candidate to have a higher favorable rating among voters, 41%. however, when asked who they believe would win the democratic nomination, 83% say hillary clinton, just 14% thought sanders could win. >>> w

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you sounded perhaps a bit and you were im citing problems within the republican party. the fact remains that he has won more republican votes during the primary process than anyone else. mr. earnest: as he frequently repeats on television. reporter: well, it's true. are you taking him seriously enough? is the white house taking him seriously enough? are you being too dismissive of him? mr. earnest: look, first of all, i think that's a question that can primarily be posed to the democratic candidates for president. because they are the ones who are competing in the election. based on the robust, competitive primary process that has been -- has unfolded on the democratic side, it seems unclear that both democratic candidates take their potential republican opponent quite seriously. the president himself stood at this podium last friday and talked about how the stakes of this election were quite significant. and it shouldn't be reduced to a reality television program, but rather should be subject to an intense debate around the issues and around the challenges that the nex

tonight, i'm tony perkins and im i'm shawn yancy. we begin tonight with that child sex abuse scandal that rocked the prince george's countypr school system. a l volunteer isin accused of abusing several elementary school students. tonight, the task force release its report. yet they did not talk to any of the victims nor their families. tom fitzgerald is life in upperp marlboro with the findings. >>reporter: it is an eye eye opening look at what this task h force called an outdated system in both in the detection and the reporting of child sexual abuse in prince george's county schools. now, the task force that put this together says that they have 61 areas of consideration. what does that mean? well, wel boiled down there were actually five recommendations to princeom george's county schools.meols. this includes things likeike oversight and that will lead too some very big background checks and supervision of school volunteers in prince george's county schools. now, this report says that prince george's county schoolseo training org

surprising to me, that marvel would have some reluctance to have a female vill physician they felt it would im -- villain if they felt it would impact toy sales. >> last year toy sales were up 7%, almost $19.5 billion. and it is estimated as much as 45% of that came from movie licensed products. it is not the first time that female characters in big movie franchises have faced tough times in the toy store. ray was a force to be reckoned with in star wars the force awakens. but fans complained, she was not included in some toy sets. >> this decision was on the table today, marvel would not female villain from a film, especially considering how much consumers have been very vocal about wanting to see more girl action figures. >> michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> now cbs news has reached out to marvel and disney for comment, but did not get a response on this story. >>> in today's health alert now, a south carolina woman has defied the odds. back in 2011, doctors found a brain tumor in stephanie linscomb and she was treated with radiation. but it returned in 2012. she was diagnosed with gle

then my aunt, my uncle screamed someone not shoot.so when ime turn around it was a mn on the floor it was handcuffs, police were around him with a gun. >> reporter: one family isne f visiting the district from ecuador. it's important to update you on some information. inf we do know that we are told secret service did recover a firearm at the scene so they do have that piece of evidence.e. again, the suspect was taken tok the hospital. we're also told that thehat president was not in the houses at the time of this incident. tisha lewis foe x 5 local news. >> metro has fired 20 managers. that's part of its effort to improve accountable. general manager paul we'd is restructuring metro managementta by reducing direct reports toepr nine managers. seven senior managers are among the 20 being letting. we'd felled says the will improve effectiveness andsd accountable.acc >> fox 5 learned identity of the school employee found murder deader. he was a classroom assistant whw also ran side business as a graphic designer. investigators hope clues including a black safe left at the scene will hel

we'll have a live slide show of aim knowledges and we' e es im. >>> our investigative unit discovered thousands of the short-term rental listings are breaking the law each and every day. investigative reporter is here to tell us how it could be driving up prices for the rest of us. >> it started allowing people to rent out their homes part-time if they get registered and follow certain rules. we found out there are thousands of people breaking those laws every day and taking housing stock off the market which can drive up prices for everyone else. tonight at 11:00, we go under cover to show you how easy it is to find people renting out their homes illegally and those following the rules are speaking out, too. homeowners who legally rent out their place say abuse in the industry is hurting them, too. >> this is hurting them. people that live and work here have no place to go. >> you're upset that people are abusing the short-term rental system and taking housing stock. >> yes. yes. >> so with thousands breaking the law, what is the city doing about it? we get answers in part one of our

im am not able to give you a comment on that as well. the lawsuit refers to bathroom and changing facilities. can you explain why there is not a distinction between the two. might want to limit changing facilities because people are sometimes completely naked in those facilities, whereas not as commonly so in bathrooms. why do you not see a valid distinction between those two? >> the hb two does not establish between them. the law requires state agencies to treat state employees and students differently based on gender. it is in violation of the law in those areas. there are any number of ways to accommodate privacy interests in a bathroom or a changing area. as long as they are equally available to all students and employees. you cannot single out any particular group of people to be treated differently. also ban alle law types of lgbt discrimination provisions across the state? i do not see that mentioned in the lawsuit. is there anything the justice department might do about that? >> this lawsuit focuses on the federal statutes that w

im sorry to say it apperas path has been foreclosed' and with that tonight: >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> from the beginning, i have said i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say ... >> no! no! >> it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> and with that tonight, donald trump essentially seals the gop nomination. >> ted cruz, i don't know if he likes me or doesn't like me, but he is one hell of a competitor. he is a tough, smart guy. >> kpix5's andria borba is in the news room tonight. a lot of people never thought they would see the day that a political outsider and reality tv star would be the presumptivive gop nominee. so now what? >> reporter: well liz, the national chair of the republican party tweeted it is time to support donald trump. and california republican leaders say the same. >> we gave it everything. >> reporter: after talking about the pouncer porches of the indiana primary, senator cruz backed out after losing badly. >> with a heavy heart, but with boundless optimism of the long term

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every year, you don't im new-home and every year you rent , you don't renovate your apartment.the quality of the houses. it's a symptom of the broader situation in the housing market. francine: when do you expect the u.s. consumer to be fully back? bright spot. the >> i think the u.s. consumer still has momentum and upside risk. the key driver of consumption is whether i have a job and then there's wealth and financial conditions and these three things saying consumption should be higher than where it is. slowly we are trending up. there are shocks hitting the economy. we expect the slow grind higher and housing should continue to support gdp growth in the broader economy. im: i look at housing and don't know what proportion of gdp it is but it's less than 2006. >> it has been cut in half. it has been grinding slowly higher. attention because it may be a small share of gdp but it's a cyclical component. if you want to understand the business cycle, housing is very important. how does the fed look at inflation? -- they may overshoot on inflation targets. /3 of the cpi basket is

. >> good morning supervisors im annemarie fortier. i have been a chairperson for the past year succeeding the previous chairperson who held the position for seven years. having come into the commission last year as chairperson i'm sure you can all relate to finding my sealegs and understanding the process and what not. i'm getting the hang of it and it would like to continue to serve in this capacity on the commission. --- i'm a 20 year resident of district 2. have been a dog guardian for most of that time. i enjoy the work in the commission and bring the respective of dog guardian and also a parent, and a frequent user of the outdoor space. finding a balance between all these groups is critical to the health of our people, our animals and our natural spaces so i would love the opportunity to continue to serve an eye appreciate your consideration. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. i guess for both of the applicant here, are there any sort of particular issues that you would like to address facing whether it is animal welfare, o

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. >> we've examined the overhead im imanges, the intelligence and manifests. we haven't come up with any hard evidence of terrorism as of yet. >> reporter: the voice talking to air traffic control, eerily cheerful. >> thank you so much. good day, good night. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds gathered at his funeral. the aifuation minister saying he wants to bring the families peace. >> the human remains will be the number one priority. >> reporter: what everybody wants are answers. since not a single terrorist group has claimed responsibility, it's possible the only clues may be with the black boxes, and there are fewer than four weeks to retrieve them before they go silent. tom? >> matt, thank you. >>> i want to bring in steve ganyard. we just heard that no terrorist group has claimed responsibility. sa far, no evidence of terrorism. but is it too early to rule that out? >> well, there is good evidence that points to a mechanical problem. but we can't take anything off the table. there's still a big investigation to go, and we need to consider terror. >> if it i

ignoring the left turn only to come to them >> stanley:and had wave the driver over >>hi how are you im pulling you over because this lane up here you are in is a left turn only lane the two left lanes are left turn only on to second street >>they are here to prevent grdlock because of drivers ignoring the left only lanes >> stanley: which by the way comes with a point on you recored and 238 dollars ticket in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam:tuesday was overcast and drizzly around much of the bay area. >> steve:our meterologist brittney shipp is here with what's ahead. >> brittany:chance of spotty drizzle in the area. surrounding hills could see a pop up thunderstorm. >> brittany: getting closer to memorial weekend. >> brittany: storm trecker for showing light showers all around the area may lee, outside of the bay area. i have noticed a few showers there in the sierra. for the rest of tonight, prepare for patchy drizzle and when and sticking and run until at least, a midnight. >> brittany: as for the rest of the week it becomes drier and 100 --warmer >> brittany: like