i support the opening of these sexual assault office immediately. to ensure that we have more support for supervisors when they are ignored or mistreated by any department in the city. there are times when our cases are untouched and completely forgotten. i would like it for this office to open immediately. >> my name is mary fitzgerald and i am a family support manager. thank you to supervisors and supervisor ronen for sponsoring this. i am here today with a perspective as many folks today as a survivor and service provider. my own personal story at the age of 14 i experienced assault and i didn't receive any toxicology report nor did my parents, and ten years later received a call from special victims unit at 850 bryant letting me know they had finally processed my kit and if i wanted to move forward with any action. again that was ten areas and that is unacceptable. unfortunately my story is similar to many stories out there especially those of the families that we serve. so i wanted to speak out and ask you to support this measure and ask that s

put it on the floor immediately -- immediately. if you mean what you say, leader mcconnell, if you are going to walk the walk i and not just talk the tal. fourth, the president must release his tax returns and insist on the extradition of the 12 russians indicted for election interference. need, given all the innuendo, this president should have released his tax returns before elected, but what happened yesterday makes that release imperative. he should do it. our republican colleagues should join us and asking him to do it. and finally, we must move to protect our election security. to its credit, the senate in bipartisan fashion, led by some of the people around me and many million in the80 last omnibus for election security. and moreis needed protection is needed, more substantive legislation. there is legislation by senator klobuchar. there's legislation by senator van hollen. there's legislation by senator harris and others that's necessary. hardly sufficient, but it's necessary to do. we hope our republican colleagues won't j

we will be starting immediately. we'll be setting up a layered process to examine all the different areas. >> brennan: get this by september? because we still have commerce department saying they are reviewing whether to put these auto tariffs on or not? >> that's fair enough. >> brennan: it's hanging over your neck. >> we'll see how that study comes out. president asked for it. >> brennan: you don't think we'll see that 20% tariff on autos? >> i don't want to get ahead of anything in this game, margaret, as you well know. all i'm going to say is the eu story is moving ahead very rapidly. very rapidly. and i think that by the way puts china in a very difficult position. china is, i think, being isolated. i don't know if they realize it or not. i assume they do. not only is the eu and u.s. coming back together as i said before i'm looking forward to a deal on mexico and i think a deal with canada is out there china all of a sudden -- >> brennan: china is not coming to the table what are the tariffs accomplishing? >> t

began almost immediately. the problem was there were so few resources and booms and cleanup equipment available that not much could be done. it started from a tiny beginning and ramped up over the rest of that spring and summer. itwhose responsibility was for the oil spill, did exxon have a plan for that? a response plan, did alaska have a response plan? mr. jones: the responsibility fell on exxon as the shipper. atvaldez, the response plan least in the immediate aftermath of the spill, is carried out by a pipeline service company. were atis a spill, they the time responsible for the first three days of the response effort. they are the ones who send out the holes and the cleanup -- the boats and the cleanup equipment. after that first three days, the spiller is supposed to take over management of the response and exxon did that. after a relatively short time, it was exxon running the spill. >> what is the process of cleaning up oil? what has to be done and what are some of the challenges? to oversimplify it,

president insist that the 12 russians named in the indictment last night be sent united states immediately to stand trial. i am asking leader mcconnell and speaker ryan, both friends, to make sure these four things are done. for the sake of our country, i am pleading with them to join us in making sure that these four things are done. struck -- spoke outs strongly. he has always been the conscience of the republican party when it comes to actually taking action on issues like these. a few of our republican colleagues have spoken out and talks the talk but it's time for the public and party to walk the walk. given the baroness of this situation. the president is doing great harm to the standing of these united states. while kowtowing to the number one enemy we have on the globe, vladimir putin. he will continue to do so if he isn't checked and the best eulogy check him are not democrats but his fellow republicans. what the president has done is an insult to all of us. democrats, republicans, independents. we all have to stand up together and push back. ready for your questions. is in your v

a woman who suggests that the video tapes be secured immediately should not be ignored and jane doe's was. prosecutors and changed and there is m no prosecution. my daughter's life is defined by this rape and she suffers ptsd. in the home she grew up in she cannot sit with her back to an open space. please facilitate the funding to help women recover and you cannot imagine the pain that is with each of us in jane doe's family it's there every day and every night. please, please help women victims thank you. >> i want to say thank you to supervisor ronen on reading the way on this important life changing legislation for helping create the sharp office. i wanted to come and speak tod today. i was born and raised in the city and i am still living here. at the house party i was tooken and thrown in a car and raped and shortly after like hours after i contacted one of my friends who actually was on the youth commission when this happened and they met me at general hospital and i went through the rape trauma center to collect the dna and all that stuff and did all the processes because that

they should drop that immediately. second, our republican colleagues to demand, as we are, that the president's national security team that accompanied him to the wintun team immediately come and testify before congress. what kind of briefings to give them before hand? what did he say to them afterwards? we need them to come before congress and the american people immediately because there are some new troubling questions out there. and, if you think the press conference was that, imagine what happened inside when the president and mr. putin were alone. we need answers. now.ed them third, our republican colleagues need to end once and for all their attacks on the department of justice, the fbi, and special counsel mueller. special counsel needs to finish his work. the president needs to sit for an interview with the special counsel. now more than ever. enough delay. enough interference. it is time to sit down for an interview. four, our republican colleagues must demand loudly and clearly that the president and cyst th

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its allies are trying to make some kind of propaganda out of this of saying that there is a very immediate hazard and threat to of the free flow of energy to parts of the world then energy consumers would be surely sensitive and they would come on to the scene to lay pressure on the who thiis or in solar a lot movement in order to you know of will push them back from the data and that that's what they are doing i believe and much more need of much more power is needed to be placed on the saudis to step back and so far they and the u.a.e. have failed to you know capture or they'd up or and there is no reason or sign to for us to believe that they could do it in future but what they are doing is wreaking havoc on the nation that that's what is needed that's the immediate necessity men do is there more than a grain of truth that's what mr author is saying given that saudi arabia is oil you know despite m.b.'s reinventing the economy allegedly over the next five to ten years you know employing saudis in proper jobs instead of just enjoying the profit margin of a massive oil industry why can't

he's immediately admitted to the hospital for a 30-day stay and begins chemotherapy. >> i thought he was going to die. he couldn't even stand. he started losing his hair. this morning his doctor told us that he's going to need a bone marrow transplant. we were told that it's better with family members. >> i don't like to ask for anything. it feels like greed. >> brother, you're not asking for a $50 loan. >> i know. >> you're asking potentially to save your life. >> from someone i've never met, and who made the conscious decision to, you know -- you know, remove me from her life. >> reporter: then just a month after his initial prognosis, finally some good news. >> i'm in remission. >> yay! >> less than 30 days from my admission. i was in full remission. which was -- even now it's like, you know -- it's a gift. it was a gift. >> moves you still. >> yeah, yeah. yeah. >> reporter: but his doctor says there's still about a 1 in 3 chance the cancer could return. and a bone marrow transplant isn't off the table. rob still has to undergo four more rounds of chemo to complete his treatment.

we have discussed both the immediate and longer-term prospects for soviet u.s.ations. >> [ speaking foriegn language ] >> we have signed documents which record what is being achieved, and provide guidelines for the future. >> [ speaking foriegn language ] >> among them, a historic place will belong to the ratification documents which give fit to the treaty on idiom -- immediate and shorter range missiles. >> [ speaking foriegn language ] >> the exchange a few minutes ago of the instruments of ratification means that the era of nuclear disarming has begun. >> [ speaking foriegn language ] >> accessing the work done over these past few days, we can stay at satisfaction, happening in moscow is big politics, politics that affect the interest of millions and millions of people. >> [ speaking foriegn language ] >> each such meeting dealt a blow at the fold -- foundations of the cold war. >> [ speaking foriegn language ] >> each of them made huge beaches in the cold war fortress, and opened up passages to modern civilized world politics worthy of the truly new terms. >

immediately, you never ever seen it. mask would go slam on your face. police say they would have questioned a, kenneth milner, for rate and child cruelty if he were still alive. also tonight to call in donald trump struck a deal with the eu to prevent a trade war, announcing a new close friendship between america and brussels. we agreed to day, first of all, to work together towards zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non— auto industrial goods, thank you. at least 80 people have died and dozens are still missing following the wildfires in the athens, which have been called the deadliest on record in greece. and could we be one step closer to discovering life on mars? scientist two in italy believe they have found an underground lake i2 two in italy believe they have found an underground lake 12 miles wide on the red planet. —— scientists. and at half past eleven, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers katy balls from the spectator and the guardian columnist dawn foster

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products including lobster after the fact that immediately this that the u.s. imposed duties on billions of dollars in chinese imports also coming out. authorities say time is running out for twelve boys trapped inside a thai cave more rain is coming and rescuers occleve to act fast. but the world cup quarter finals kick off today will take you to oregon where i wear an entire country is curing up their match against friends expectations are high as it is passion for the game. and. i'm sara harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us china has taken its first shots against u.s. goods and what it calls quote the largest trade war in economic history beijing has responded immediately to new u.s. tariffs by imposing its own and says they're already in effect the u.s. levies affects some eight hundred chinese products we're talking cars planes hard drives to the tune of about thirty four billion u.s. dollars meanwhile china is for talent or tariffs target u.s. agricultural products like soybeans and the chinese are turning their response into a propaga

quite often when airforce always open immediately. the doors open and the president and first lady come down the steps. getting themselves together, getting theirfinal costu mes together, getting theirfinal costumes on, getting ready for the barrage of cameras and photographers that are here at stansted to mark their arrival. and when that happens, when the door opens, they will come down those steps, they will come down those steps, they will be greeted by those dignitaries. dignitaries. you can properly hear the engine is nowjust being starting to shut down. the plane just at a standstill now. they will come down those steps as i was saying and they will get greeted by those dignitaries and then they will make their way across to the left of your picture to wear those two helicopters are waiting. the other members on the flight, the other members on the flight, the other members of staff, the travelling press corps that goes with the president everywhere at the back of the plane an air force one, they will eventually come down those

products effective immediately this after the u.s. imposed duties on billions of dollars in chinese imports. authorities now say time is running out for twelve boys trapped inside a thai cave oxygen levels are dropping and more rain is coming meaning rescuers have to act fast they're going to get these boys out. and the world cup quarter finals kick off today will go to borg why or where an entire country is gearing up for their match against france expectations are high as is the nation's footballing pedigree and its passion for the game. in the show my name sara harmon china has slumped import duties on u.s. goods in what it calls the largest trade war in economic history responded immediately to new u.s. tariffs by imposing its own and says these tariffs are already in effect u.s. levies affect some eight hundred chinese products we're talking cars planes or drives the tune of about thirty four billion u.s. dollars meanwhile china or tell us more tariffs are likely to target u.s. agricultural products things like soybeans and pork

they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it is fair to the u.s. we are going to have to do something, because we will not put up with it. it is inappropriate. we have to talk about the billions and billions of dollars being paid to the country that we are supposed to be protecting you against. everybody is talking about it all over the world. we are supposed to be protecting you from russia, but why are you paying billions of dollars to russia for energy? why our countries in nato, namely germany, having a large percentage of their energy paid to russia? if you look at it, germany is a capsule of russia. they get rid of their nuclear, they are getting so much of the oil and gas from russia. i think it is something nato has to look at. i think it is very inappropriate. we think it is inappropriate. i don't know what you can do about it now. it doesn't seem to make sense that we have to defend them against russia. there are sometimes differences, different views and disagreements. the pipeline from russia to germ

reversing course immediately. >> do you live in the city? >> i live outside the city. >> in the city about three or four years ago a couple police officers unfortunately were killed. the entire police department turned their backs on mayor bill de blasio. >> i remember that. >> he reversed course. mayor de blasio and i are from different parties but his course reversal was the lowest crime rate in the city. >> what can president trump come out today and say and do that you think would be effective. >> his smartest most loyal aides and his smartest most trusted advisers that are super loyal to him have to get to him and say this is a grave mistake. you have the german foreign minister speaking out against us, the optics of the situation, you're an aesthetic guy and a media guy, the optics situation is a disaster, i understand the course objective but we have to change strategy. >> again, what today could the president say to the american people that would allow us to unhear what we heard yesterday? >> i would be issuing a statement. if you go

they could increase it immediately, tomorrow, with no problem. to the think it's fair united states. we will have to do something that because we cannot put up with it and it is inappropriate. we have to talk about the billions and billions of dollars that is being paid that we are supposed to be protecting you against. it,ybody is talking about we are supposed to be protecting you from russia, why are you paying billions of dollars to countries in our germanymely journey -- -- if you look at it germany is a captive of russia. they are getting so much of the oil and gas from russia. i think it is something that nato has to look at. you and i agree that it is inappropriate. sense --t seem to make to have to protect them against russia. there are sometimes differences and disagreements. despite these differences we have always been able to to protect and defend each other because we are stronger better together than apart. >> how can you be together when a country is getting its energy from the person you want protection against? alsoen we start to

she should have triggered it immediately. we are agreeing on that. on that?lay, obfuscation, sabotage, making sure that brussels are looking to divide... is a vibrant democracy, we need to establish what of brexit the country wanted. it was 52—48, not a landslide or a zero—sum game. if you wa nt landslide or a zero—sum game. if you want us tojump off a landslide or a zero—sum game. if you want us to jump off a cliff, it's a zero—sum game. want us to jump off a cliff, it's a zero-sum game. if remain had one, with a expect the brexiteers to say they would like another referendum? if they had lost by that margin, would they be quite? no. this problem with self—doubt but we have lost our mojo. we are going to brussels to ask them to put us on the naughty list. their british people who realise the implications for our industries and free movement, they realise the implications for northern ireland. what about german business? there are! as a remainer, would you... you don't know what i am. if you were a remainer, if you were a remainer, do you think this deal that

they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it is fair to the united states. everybody is talking about it, all over the world. why are you paying billions of dollars to russia for energy? having countries in nato a large percentage of their energy needs paid to russia. is au look at it, germany captive of russia. they got rid of their cold -- coal and nuclear. they're getting so much of oil and gas from russia. it is something that nato has a look at. you and i agreed that it is very inappropriate. i don't know it you can do about it now but it doesn't seem to make sense. we have to defend them against russia. >> there are sometimes differences and different views and disagreements. the gas pipeline is an issue where allies it -- allies disagree. we should all be able to unite around our own homes. [inaudible] we are stronger together than apart. two world wars have proved that we are stronger rather than apart. pres. trump: how can we be together when a country is getting its energy from the person you are wanti

the turkish foreign minister immediately fired back also on twitter no one dictates to turkey we will never tolerate threats from anybody rule of law is for everyone no exception to the sun you know to the fight over bronson's legal freedom has reignited what seemed to be a bit of reconciliation between the u.s. and turkey trump recently congratulated aired a one on winning reelection raising hopes the two could resolve disputes over turkey's plans to buy russian made missile defense systems and over u.s. support for courage fighters battling eisel in syria the sanctions threat against turkey has overshadowed what was supposed to be one of the trumpet ministrations foreign policy initiatives protecting human rights or more specifically protecting religious freedom the conference discussed how people's religious beliefs make them targets for everything from harassment to death and what the international community can do to protect them indeed the vice president's speech highlighted the abuse suffered by the rule hinge of me and mark the use edis of iraq and syria to batten buddhists at

the response effort began almost immediately. the problem was there were so few resources and boats and booms and cleanup equipment available that not much could be done. so it started from a very tiny beginning and ramped up over the rest of that spring and summer. >> whose responsibility was it for the oil spill, or did exxon have a plan for -- >> oh, a response plan? >> a response plan. did alaska have a response plan, or was -- >> the primary responsibility for the response plan fell on exxon as the shipper. in valdese the response plan, at least in the immediate aftermath of the spill, is carried out by the pipeline service company. when there is a spill, the company at the time was responsible for, i believe, the first three days of the response effort. so they're the ones who send out the boats and booms and the cleanup equipment to try and clean up the mess and prevent it from spreading. and after that first three days, the spiller is supposed to take over management of the response. and exxon did that after a relatively

moving into august, i don't see any immediate change, high—pressure... see any immediate change, high-pressureressure. .. nothing on the charts yet? not at the moment, my gut instinct is to believe this won't last forever. going back to 1976, that ended in early september with flash floods. it was a dramatic change. we have got to look out for that. if people have not made hay while the sun shines, you have missed out. talking of making hay, what about the prospects for harvest? august, a critical month. you could see for lots of farmers depending on what their products, a time when they might be starting to think about bringing stuff up. if the weather changes that dramatically... the first thing to say is that the land is very hard. sunbaked. any water is going to sit straight on top, it's not going to drain away quickly. therefore drainage from farmland is going to be not easy. i think farmers have had it very difficult this year. they have a late start. a terrible winter as well. we get the phone calls and all the rest, the moaning down the phone was incredible! but anyway, we came out of

we are sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border does or does not open up we go either refund or solutions so the generic and beyond people feel that we are guided by values and there to be advocate multilateralism and not union later alyson or no one will believe in our values which have made us all strong if mr c. hoffa in fact resigns this will see a break up of the seventy year alliance between his christian social union and angela merkel's party what it does mean is that she will either become the leader of a minority government or should have to call for new elections while at the same time no doubt she is likely to lose support from within our own party this is a particularly tense time for angle immokalee who is fighting for her political survival we got reaction a little early. from german m.p.p. to best friend who told r.t. that his alternative for germany party would be the only want to benefit if the new elections called as she self admitted that this is a very serious situation today fractions of c.e.o.'s is a ball about this will mean

braked and stopped the bus as soon as the incident soon as that knife attack began and immediately open the doors to enable passengers to leave as quickly as possible and kate any additional information about this a thirty four year old german male who is suspected to have perpetrated this attack or any motivation that the authorities are tracking. so far we don't know anything else except for the fact that he is in fact in his mid thirty's. and we've also since heard that a rucksack was found on the bus where this incident took place and a bomb disposal unit is now investigating of course it's not yet confirmed whether that rucksack which was left behind in fact belongs to the suspect or it could indeed have just belonged to another passenger but no motive has yet been rolled out the lubeck prosecution office has said that even a terrorist motive has not been ruled out but of course police are investigating all lines of inquiry and kate have you learned more about the people who have been injured well so far we know that thirty witnesses on now giving evidence to police we don't know s

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do you see anything like that in the immediate future. is that realistic? with the market place support that or is everyone wedded to southwest? >> one of those has already occurred on us between chicago and st. louis and we had a long-term agreement in the state of illinois that under certain circumstances we would increase or at least host passenger service on that line. that has happened and it is a higher speed rail line buildout to i want to say 120 miles an hour on certain segments and is hosted by amtrak and they are making significant capital investment along with the state and federal government. we are already a participant in that. i don't think ridership is going to explode on that service between chicago and st. louis. >> we are coming to the end. i did promise to be prompt and i would like to respect everyone's time. i know you're used to promptness. i would like, right before we close up, we do have one last question is a tradition. before that let me make some announcements while i have you here is a captive audience, future of natural press

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and reserves are now being called up for immediate active duty. the president told his people last week, i quote, we must make greater efforts, we must accept more sacrifices, because as i have said many times, this is our country. the existence of our nation is at stake, and this is mainly a vietnamese responsibility. he warned his people that a major national effort is required to loot out corruption and incompetence at all levels of government. we applaud this evidence of determination on the part of south vietnam. our first priority will be to support their effort. we shall accelerate the reequipment of south vietnam's armed forces in order to meet the enemy's increased fire power. and this will enable them progressively to undertake a larger share of combat operations against the communist invaders. on many occasions, i have told the american people that we would send to vietnam those forces that are required to accomplish our mission there. so with that as our guide, we have previously authorized a force level of approximately 525,000. some

china pushed back immediately and stocks fell sharplytoday. industrial average dropp 219 points to 27,400, snapping a four-day win streak expect nasdaq was down 42 and the s&p lost 19. oil was down 5% on the potential of weaker demand tied to the u.s. trade dispute wit china. kay kay kay kayla tausche has more on the super powers? handbag, sporting equipment and building materials among the new items in the crosshairs of the u.s./c the trump administration could slap tariffs on $200 billion on chinese goods on top of 0 billion already targeted. china last week began retaliating u.s. crops. the white house has prepared new etriffs in response. president trump tg from the nato summit that he's always thinking about our farmersng sa for years, other countries' trade barriers hav d beentroying their businesses. china's commerce ministry said tuesday it would again hit back with firm and force will measures. experts say that tool box is >> china perhaps has a more diverse set of tools and is more willing to color outside of the lines. the u.s. may

but that doesn't cause the 19-year-old driver to just immediately give up. watch this next officer, sergeant chris schultz goes over to the side and then. >> oh, hope he's okay. >> okay, now it's attempted murder. >> police still smashing out the windows, eventually they were able to get this car stopped. two 19-year-olds and a 17-year-old inside the vehicle. that 19-year-old, marrone kidd, eventually pled guilty to four different charges. attempted murder, not one of them. he was sentenced to 23 months in jail. sergeant schultz, the one you see get smashed over the guardrail was admitted to the hospital, treated for his injuries, but released that day. >> do we know why they tried to escape? >> police say that the car they were in was stolen and they believe that was linked to a burglary just eight days before. >>. >>> the next video is interesting as well. you see this nice ford ranger parked there. couple of guys walking down the street and they just get into this truck. >> i'm just going to assume it's not theirs. >> oli, you're a veteran of this show, a

it's immediately north and west of the hunters point shipyard. the project has two major components, one is 900 innis, along with india basin park. these are items owned by recreation and parks department. they would be the sponsor. the other half, 700 innis, along with open space. this would be implemented or developed by build, the official name for the sake of the approvals. there are several actions before you, but i will immediately turn it over to michael lee, who will walk through for you. >> vice president melgar, members of the commission, michael lee, planning department staff. first action item is the certification of the final e.i.r. the draft e.i.r. was published on september 13, 2017. the public hearing on draft e.i.r. was october 19, 2017, and comment ended october 30, 2017. r.t.c. document was published and distributed on july 11, 2018. since the publication of the r.t.c. document, the department has not received any additional comments related to the project's environmental review. after publication of the draft e.i.r., build cha

i immediately phoned and the ted the concerns to president of usa gymnastics, steve penny, my direct boss, who assured me he would contact the coach, the parents of the and the proper authorities. within one months of that call, i received two additional reports of gymnasts expressing concern about therapy. i again followed the same protocol and immediately penny each time who again assured me he was contacting the parents of the and the propered authorities. i reported each of these incidents, i was told by to y to not say anything nyone for fear of possibly investigating nassar. was not aware of the reasons for nassar's departure from usa gymnastics. i tried to protect the gymnasts making sure i immediately reported what i had learned from those that contacted me. betters no question that systems of reporting and addressing abuse need to be in place, and i truly hope this occurs going forward, and that i to make afind a place positive contribution toward it. but my goal in immediately complaints to my superior at usa gymnastics was to protect as been and care for the athletes that

beijing retaliates immediately. they're as long as a shakespeare play and you need a degree to understand them. so, are social media sites playing fair with their terms and conditions? a warm welcome to the programme. briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing britain's prime minister says her government has "a great opportunity, and a duty" to agree a plan for the uk's future relations with the eu. theresa may was speaking before a crunch meeting with her ministers later today. under her proposal, britain would remain closely aligned to eu rules for industrial and agricultural goods, while the use of modern technology for customs would enable the uk to strike its own trade deals. here's our political editor, laura kuensburg. brexit secretary, are you happy with the plan? have you been stitched up? relaxed, not so much. is it bad enough to go over? number ten's next steps on brexit are

after the prayer two white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this selma soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart to slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european power at all has been the scene of a violent uprising. today bloodiest day yet the protest years are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still have guns and shoot them steve. there are casualties on both sides but it. pushes just said that there is six dead people out there not just a day they say they've been hit by snipers. generally speaking mr trump's unilateralist can notably the unilateralism which we saw with regards

the eu is going to start almost immediately, to buy a lot of soybeans. they are a tremendous market. --a a lot of farmers soybeans from our farmers in the midwest, primarily. i thank you for that, je an-claude. this will increase investment and the united states and the european union. it will also make trade fair and more reciprocal, my favorite word, reciprocal. secondly, we agreed to inninghen, and strength of our strategic cooperation with respect to energy. the european 1 -- the eu wants to import more lng from the united states and they will be a very big buyer. we will make it much easier for them but they will be a massive so they can diversify their energy supply. we have plenty of it. thirdly, we agreed to launch a close dialogue on standards in order to ease trade, reduce bureaucratic obstacles, and --sh costs genetically dramatically. to join forces to protect american and european companies from better and really better than ever, we have never done this like we are doing, i can say from the standpoint of the united states, we have never don

they have to step it up immediately. germany is a rich country. they talk about they could increase it a tiny bit by 2030. well, they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it's fair to the united states. so, we're going to have to do something because we're not going to put up with it, we can't put up with it and it's inappropriate. so, we have to talk about the billions and billions of dollars that's being paid to the country that we're supposed to be protecting you against. you know, everybody's talking about it all over the world. they'll say, wait a minute, we're supposed to be protecting you from russia, why are you paying billions of dollars to russia for energy? why are countries in nato, namely germany, having a large percentage of their energy needs paying, you know, to russia and taken care of by russia. now, if you look at it, germany is a captive of russia because they supply-- they got rid of their coal plants and got rid of nuclear, getting so much oil and gas from russia. i think it's something th

latitude of internet sales tax statute so with that background we will ask each of you for those immediate implications with with online retailers with municipal governments so what does this look like from each of these perspectives i can jump in the upper state and local government to take a step back to understand with the effect of the quill decision. so to touch on this one of the most obvious impacts were state and local government were to collect sales and use tax for many years and estimate very how much money was at stake and talking like $8 billion per year of lost revenue it was up to 30 billion per year that was a huge amount of money these were taxes that the collection percentages of consumers would pay the use tax but now that the decision that the quill decision has overturned that would be collected by state and local government if that should happen immediately that would take some time for those laws to go into place and that decision and to draft this legislation and from the local perspective there were some state laws that might for head -- for them from collecting th

the reverberations were immediate. president trump and vladimir putin, and on the world stage, with putin right beside him, president trump is asked, who do you believe more? russia or your own u.s. intelligence officials? and it was how the question answered that question sent shock waves around the world. the president clearly choosing putin. the question came after their face to face meeting just days of the u.s. indicted 12 russian officials by name by targeting americans working with the dnc or hillary clinton's campaign. the president and putin meeting two hours, longer than expected. only their translators were in the room with them. tonight, what did they discuss and what was putin asked as well? does we have compromising material on trump? terry moran leads us tonight. right here in helsinki. >> reporter: the summit began like this the two leaders across a room, shaking hands and photos and president trump smiles. putin does not. they began their one on one meeting, both seemed solemn, at first, and a tad nerv

we evoked the interim suspension immediately. the panel heard the interim suspension and they said we are going to reduce this from suspension to no contact with minor children. play, and youat also have the center, which is problematic in terms of the whole scenario that is in charge of investigating and has complete jurisdiction over sexual misconduct. the information they give to us to present to the hearing panel is very limited. you have this system in place. a gymnasticss it club in southern california that has allowed them to coach? ms. perry: exactly, a member club. sen. moran: a member of usa gymnastics? ms. perry: yes. the coach is a member of usa gymnastics. sen. moran: they have been notified, the restrictions on the coach is reduced to no contact with minors, but they are still courting, and at least according to senator leventhal, they are coaching minors. according to the panel recommendation, the individual is still allowed to coach, but has to have supervision. sen. moran: they can coat with supervision. coachuld