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isn't so much stout frida kahlo the arti as frida kahlo the person, or more spgeifically, the public ima she constructed for herself and the very personal reasons behind it. will gompertz, bbc news. laura: before we go, you may have heard about the raccoon who kind of a 25-story building in st. paul, minnesota. :0at0 a.m. this morning local time, the animal made it to the roof of the building. started two days ago when t critter was spotted on the ledge. it gainedin it following to live streams and of course, twitter. the raccoon is safe and sound. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america' neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal for

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a trunk quite this way she works against gravity and seems more energetic upbeat that's all the it ima get the shots at the start of her political career miracle still appeared uncertain and unfiltered. she hardly seemed destined for the front row but she has blossomed today with an almost legendary trademark if that is what the gesture was meant to be much has been read into the medical rumpus it's even been interpreted as a sign of the illuminati. stance but if many people wonder what the gesture is supposed to mean i always say nothing very often an america had no idea what to do with her hands so she simply formed this round this diamond with them and thus that way she felt she was standing straight with her hands under control that. she is the only politician i know of who has managed to have a body language gesture named after her the mantle rhombus. a gesture with such a high recognition value that it became an election campaign motif she has constantly held her hands and this position for merkel's body language concept is totally different from that of her russian and american

. >> what have you you been feeling personally as you look at the ima as of childr centerss in detentionrer have you had a chance to see the audio tape of children crying? >> it's just so upsetting. you can't look at this an lis this and not think abt how your own children were that age. and i have grandchildren. how i -- i just identifytith wwould happen to them. it's so -- i've had members tell me they're having a hard time sleeping and living with really thisrauma has be inflicted on thousands of children. this is not the american way. this is not the count that i aow and love. i am soamed of what our government is doing. >> what do you think is the intent of the trump io administr then, by separating these families in the first place by having this so-called zero tolerance policy on prosecuting people who cross the border? >> i take them at their work. john kelly, the chief of staff, indicated that the intent was to deter others from coming to the united states to seek asylum, which is the right under american immigration law andls their right under treaties that we have ratified. so

inin ima how to recognize and report suspected adult and vulnerable adult abuse. >> president serina: this is a very small ou outreach.sucss o how can you -- >>or year, there were about 50 individuals at the outreach, and through a survey, over satisfaction was presented that they understood how toni abuse and neglect and how to report it. >> has it led to more clits ande people reporting the problem? seems that would be a way to measure the outreach. >> we'llay close attention to that. i suspect that overall in general, reports are increasing every year, and it may be part of that as we. >> it is a very small amount. comments or questions? >> i would add it's a small amount and grateful for what the organization can do and we always want to look at whether we can increase our support. >> president serina: thank you. any other comments or questions? comments from the public?o, n. and do have the k fe about 15 years we are specific to the asian pacific island community because we recognize the shame involved in the issue and it's essential. materials through the city has been provided

of 250 in this ima, i have counted less than ten roof deck. this design is radically different and creates exceptional circumstance that requires your attention or dr. >> president hillis: thank you. wi well open it up to public comment in support of the dr. i have a number of speaker cards but probably helpful to line up on the side of the room and you can come in any order. >> my name is maria resident 1459 san street and lived there 20 years owned property since 1951. we are opposed of this project and have sent letters via e-mail. i am here today to read a letter from an neighbor that couldn't be here. her name ison mccarthy, owner of 3201 octavia. she writes in 2013 i was i by yes, sito discuss the renovaf this building and several neigors were invited. i did not put my signature on the sign-in sheet upon arrive for a specific purpose. the first comment out of jeff's mouth was pom and arrogant and it immediately caused a vibe. he said he was going to turn his three unit building into a singleam building. i asked jeff how he could take ren

verizon wireless is very concerned about its public illage, the sale of the product ima image, the sale of the product and in complying with laws. we hope you agree as well. i'd be happy to answer any questions and bill hammet is here to answer technology questions. >> are you authorized for a tri-directional antenna. >> i don't know what you mean authorized. >> can you use a dual or tri? >> it doesn't address the directions of the antennas in any way. in fact -- >> commissioner: is there anything that indicates you have to use dual, omni, tri. >> our occupation. we have to show emissions and comply completely with the fcc standards. we hired a professional engineer's report showing emissions from this facility and they're well below the fcc standards. b.p.h. under article 25 has to confirm it complies -- >> commissioner: the question is can you use the duel and tri and you answered the question. >> if it's modified we have to file again. >> clerk: mr. higgins, do you have anything further? >> i have a question for ms. higgins. >> commissioner: there's no raul. you're solo now. congratu

. >> mores ima aaron and eun as we get our first look or another look at what this powerful quake did to the roadways. this was the 6.1 magnitude quakes. huge krak craters, cracks in the road busting a lot of pipes. the earthquake hit inland in the city of osaka. this is in the western part of japan. a very, very bustling of this country. train service also halted kbhiel passengers were actually still on board. many of them, we're told, had to walk along the track in order to get home to where they needed to go. all in all this was a deadly e. qu we know a young child, a 9-year-old girl and two men were killed from falling debris. it also caused a number of fires to break out and more than 200 people were injured, were hurt. now back to you. >> angie, thank you.it 5:04 now. we're following two developing stories. >>> first a trend where police say gang fights led to a wild shoot-out early yesterday morning. cell phone video cchtured the s as police tried to help the victims. about ,000 people were at the fundraiser when the gunfire started. more than 20 were injured. investigators say

. >> the fourth of july independence day, and metro ima king sure you and your family are aware of certain changes. metro will close at is 11:30 p.m. will close two hours after the fireworks. metro will be on a mostly holiday schedule and will open at 7:00 a.m. you can expect trains to arrive every eight to ten minutes after 6:00 in the eveng. parking is free at all metro operated lots expected to be busy, though, on those platforms for the fireworks. >>> still ahead, a woman is denied a prescription by a pharmacist taking a stand. >> what exactly this medication was for and why it was allpe ectly legal. chuck. >> and if you are starting to think about going to the beach th weekend, i think that is a great idea. friday, saturday, and sunday wille all perfect days to be down at the coastline. it will be plenty warm. temperatures in the uer 80s to near 90. the ocean finally is at a low 70. ocean at 7 approximate. it can almeel myself jumping into the water now.te back in a minu with our five-day forecast. >> we've gotve young dri ready to test out a virtual experience of driving distracted u

i wanted to ask your guest -- ima eerie pennsylvania. the first time in 50 years that they voted for a republican for president, trump. i'm not a trump supporter. but if you go around this town, it seems like trump is more onelar today than he was year ago. underneath the surface is a great big story about dirty cops and the fbi and how the doj was tied up. i don't think it has got the press conference. guest, theyask your are bringing the heater struck guy up there to testify. do you think they will have him testify open, not behind closed doors? just addressing the fbi discussion, something we --orted from this morning trump has the highest approval rating that he has had area this is something is more that he addresses statements by bashing the fbi, calling into investigation -- calling into question the investigation, these things help his approval rating. with the immigration debate right now, it is something that a lot of people, democrats and the left are pushing very hard. break'sther side of the acting out on twitter. and it hel

lot of new moon-comers here and other people on the moon will say we're all immigrants on the moon, imat's going to happen in a month. >> greg: don't touch our rocks. when billionaires get rich, they turn into lex luther. bezos made his money, he probably has a cat that he pets. now he wants the moon. >> they all have these ambitions. elon musk is trying to go to mars. who is the other one? branson's trying to do a space ship. >> greg: gay, they'r-- yeah, thl evil. >> i guess that's -- >> greg: you have no response. any other thoughts about the moon before i move on? no? >> it's up there right now. [ laughter ] >> it's waiting for us. i think we should -- i don't want to go. i have a hard enough time here. you know what i mean? but you guys go. have fun. >> greg: tyrus would you go to the moon? >> i would love to. but that whole no air thing, no, i'm not going. if they have amazon on the moon, how long is delivery on that? is that going to affect my prime membership? my favorite godzilla artifact is built on the moon? this sounds great. this is stuff i guess you can -- this is something

we will never know what they said that we can only ima e kating th went on.ething that they could share. you are talking about the tragic sense that that planecross the country with these three women on it. jackie boarded the plane in a separate area and she wanted to know that this is not the same plane that carried her back from dallas? >> is puzzling and another mystery to the story that all of the family got on the front of the plane with the casket and surrounded the casket and held hands as it was liftehe front of the plane. then jacqueline kennedy entered from the rear end and for whatever reason she wasn't part of the family unit. she sort of went in there and made a very separate entrance. she got on the plane as you say only after she was assured that it was not the same air force one. there are several different air force ones. she had to be assured that it was not the same one that brought her back with her husband's body from dallas. and there was one moment when she wouldn't get out of the car until she got that assurance. and >>tha: what about

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it resulted in a huge fire, as you can see from some of ts still ima we've been able to gather here, and several vehicles were involved, initially in a collision. we know that there were injuries as a rest of that collision, and that one person has died as wes a result of a collision. at the same time, there were several workers under the bridge doing some work there. we're not quite sure at this point what exactly they were doing on the woodrow wilson bridge, underneath it, i should say, but there were three meng work underneath the bridge. they have been rescue lowered into fire department boats that were waiting for them on the river. as we still see this large fire department response on the bridge, there is also now ali investigation that will have to happen because this has involved a fatality. so, we can expect the bridge to that sed for some time as investigation happens. at the same time, we know d.c. fire has said ty are underneath the bridge where there's been a fuel spill in the water, in thepotomac river there and they are working to make sure they can contain any fuel t

they have already announced one branch sale, and they are working hard to restore their ima image, sohe fed is really relying to return that to shareholders in a sense, capital is trapped because they cannot grow the balance sheet yet. that's a prudent way of handling things, and good news for wells fargo. >> bill's an owner >> we're app owner, and i just think of the berkshire hathaway meeting, and he defended it, saying they did the wrong incentives very well so where we are now is they -- that's probably the best scrubbed place in town right now. if you go back to a year and a half ago, what -- these businesses were scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed, and wells fargo invited themselves in for a year and a half of scrubbing, so mr. clean thinks his stock is cheap. that's effectively what this big buyback is saying is we think we are well-cleaned and ready for the future >> this is a 3% dividend yield buyback surprises the upside, but there's a slight increase already on 3% yield. mike - >> 3.2 >> broader index here as well after hours is up. >> yeah. >> in general, this is sort of t

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that puerto rico is having all of these difficulties concerning taking care of their infrastructure> imaed -- their infrastructure? i am a retired is in air. my ancestors came from germany. companyey have people there to fix that problem yo? it is months and months, and then they want money? somebody mentioned competence, that is an important point. take a look at the state of texas. their situation, from the ferocity of the hurricane, was worse, but they fix their problem fast, because they know what they are doing as a worked together. this really gets my goat. the leader. host: marvin olasky. , too. it gets my goat there is a lot of corruption in government. last month, water top officials resign, including the chief of staff to the governor. maybe puerto rico is seeing that, maybe late, but better late than never. i think texas has responded better. part of it is pre-positioning supplies, but also an organization and understanding that volunteers are really in here, and we want to help them rather than frustrate them. austin, for example, where i live, has an awesome disaster relief

i wanted to ask your guest -- ima eerie pennsylvania.he first time in 50 years that they voted for a republican for president, trump. i'm not a trump supporter. but if you go around this town, it seems like trump is more onelar today than he was year ago. underneath the surface is a great big story about dirty cops and the fbi and how the doj was tied up. i don't think it has got the press conference. guest, theyask your are bringing the heater struck guy up there to testify. do you think they will have him testify open, not behind closed doors? just addressing the fbi discussion, something we --orted from this morning trump has the highest approval rating that he has had area this is something is more that he addresses statements by bashing the fbi, calling into investigation -- calling into question the investigation, these things help his approval rating. with the immigration debate right now, it is something that a lot of people, democrats and the left are pushing very hard. break'sther side of the acting out on twitter. and it helps

. >> faced with ima andsge unverified recordings crying children at border holdinit fies president trump would not back down from an issue he long cham peeped enforcing immigration laws. >> united states will not my gl not be a refugee holding >> the pnt heads to the hill today in the face of bipartisan anger and but especially outrage from democrats. and many of whom have been visiting the border. >> the message to trump is policy and take responsibility r it instead of plameing it on the people. >> say it's a howardly response. >> president director of homeland secity defriends recent reaction part of zero tolerance polic. if praerpts charged with a crime under zero toll rap the law says children must be held wrelser. change the law and remain in the p cess. >> if a mother, father erin children are detained. i wa to maybe sure they stay together. parent show up for the hearing if they broke law.ted together >> we see a number of republicans and democrats now trying to craft stand alone legislation to stop the family separations. prident trump heads here to capitol hill late this achb f