infop(infor en pantalla).recomiendo que si va a una de nuestras playas lo haga abrigado, si tiene entradas para el evento de napa vÁyase preparado simba el doming va el. >> les traemos los goles de la sub20 de h 20 de hoy. >> m(musica). > >> (musica). >> ayer mÉxico perdiÓ en el estreno de la sub 20, estados unidos. > asÍ empezaba el partido de estados unidos con gol de ucrania, mÁs tarde hermosa jugada, abren por la izquierda, centro y gol para empatar uno a uno, tiro de esquina para los europeos, dos a uno y ganÓ ucrania, perdiÓ estados unidos en su debut. >> viene por el centro con la pelota por debajo. >> asÍ empezaba la pesadilla de honduras contra nueva zelanda, al 17 caÍa el segundo, a los 27 otra vez centro por la izquie a izquierda, al 51 iba polonia por el cuatro a cero, y terminaba con la goleada mÁs grande de este paÍs en la copa, cinco a cero a manos de nueva zelanda. uruguay le ganÓ hoy a noruega, y nigeria le ganÓ a catqatar cuata cero. los cuatro triunfos tienen algo en comÚn, todos han sido en

it is partisan to dubai, biting could be infor —— partisan to dubai, biting could be in for —— if ito go by brighton could be in for... manchester city are about to begin their trophy parade across the city. the treble winners won the fa cup on saturday, to add to their premier league title and carabao cup triumph as well. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there for us now. what's happening? welcome to a very noisy manchester cathedral where, as you can see, thousands of fans are waiting for the players to arrive. at the moment, the players are making their way through the city centre on board four open buses. they are getting a tremendous reception for the thousands of science her are lining the pavements. they have been spraying champagne, —— thousands of fans. they are wearing t—shirts saying formidable, representing the four trophies they have one, if you include the community shield as well to stop the woman's team are parading in the continental cup and the fa cup, which they have one. we expect them to arrive here within the next few minutes, when they will be presented t

it is partisan to dubai, biting could be infor —— partisan to dubai, biting could be in for —— if itir trophy parade across the city. the treble winners won the fa cup on saturday, to add to their premier league title and carabao cup triumph as well. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there for us now. what's happening? welcome to a very noisy manchester cathedral where, as you can see, thousands of

but some members of congress say they are still not being giventi enough infor, and iran says it hasdesire for a war with the u.s. a short time ago i spoke to the bbc's state department correspondent barbara plett-usher. barbara, whamore can you tell us about the intelligence? barbara: we don't know much officially, which is why they had to have this briefing because congress is asking for information. but according to reports, intelligence has picked up some worrying things. one, iranians are loading missiles onto small boats and there is a fear they will fire them o two, there has been an unusual level of contact between iran and shed militias talking about possible attacks on u.s.te sts in iraq, and have this evacuation of embassy personnel. third, some suggestion that they might target commercial interests in the region. jane: why has there been so much confusion and debate about this? barbara: well, becmise the trump stration ramped up war rhetoric without giving details of these threats. didn't tell congress what was going on. european allies were skeptical. they were not porti

from the chinese government, the communist government, all of this technology, guess what, it's built inforin for cyber spying, for cyber espionage because that's what the chinese do. the problem is, mr ren was once a member of china's people's liberation army and that's raised suspicions about his links to the chinese state and whether it and huawei make have each other‘s backs. in 2017, china past the national intelligence law which says that if asked, all chinese companies and citizens must help the government to assist national intelligence habits. china clamps as part of an effort to safeguard its security. but the fear is that if diplomatic supplies any countries 5g, the chinese could exploit it. to help the government decide whether huawei should be in the u.k.'s 5g network, the british security service has a special unit devoted to looking at the potential risks posed by huawei. it is overseen by doctor ian leavy, his job is to defend the uk against digital attacks. he rarely gives interviews. does huawei pose more of a security risk than other companies that supply the network inst

infore tion. or vicversa. you have something really important, you can talk to us about it. >> reporter: they found incriminatin exchanges. "thank you for your trust. much ow on we need to be more cautious. that's important." malory responding, "i willend re documents when payments are made." >> at that hearing yestday, the judge told malory if his work for thechinese hadut human assets in danger he would be going away for much longer than 20 years. his lawyer says they plan to appeal. 6:43 is your time now. >>> a live look outside on this satu starting off with mild temperatures and isolated showers. a lot going on outdoors this weekend. wauryn rickettstiming out ho >>> the "today" show is up next right here on nbc 4.he up to new york now. sheinelle jones and peter alexaer standing by. >> good morning. coming up on a saturday morning, twisters on the tail reported in nebraska and kansas overnight and a big storm system threatening to bring a lot more dangerous weather. 're tracking it for you. >>> and a close

it becomes harder infor nancy pelosi to keep saying, no, no, and he's laid out not that donald trump should be impeached but there should be hearings or an inquiry into impeachment. i think the odds of actually entering an impeachment set of hearings, an actual inquiry by the house judiciary committee are now much greater than they seemed to be a week or two ago. >> ashley, bill just walked into your reporting. what do you know about the meeting on the hill tonight, the speaker and her leadership team? walk us through it. >> our understanding is this was a meeting where some of these tensions that had been boiling in the democratic party finally came to a head. and as we know speaker pelosi is very opposed to impeachment. she thinks it is basically a political loser and they should be working on legislative and different sorts of messaging. and up into this point you've sort of had democrats in different camps. there are speakers like pelosi who thinks it's a political loser unless you have true bipartisan support. but enough republicans in the senate where you could actually move on

this is basically to maximize a three-day weekend infor to limie time out of our market for the participants. we are developing transition materials, and they are going to include a special elections micro site. this will allow them to choose investments before the transition. they can also choose them after. as well as a landing page or a mini website to house all of the information related to the transition in a central place. brian and adrian will go into those shortly. in addition, staff is happy to announce that joe collins is returning. i think many of you are familiar with joe collins. that voya is actively recruiting the remaining four counselors. i will turn it over to brian to provide a high-level overview of the transition time line, the expected enhancements and the special elections micro site. when that complaints, i'll conclude my report. >> thank you very much. so first of all, my name is brain, relationship manager at voya financial. i'll be responsible for the overall relationship with the city and county of san francisco and i just want to thank you and the city for the pa

mike, you have more infor for contra costa county? >> there is another crash. northbound 680. counter commute. not showing slowing. vehicles out of the roadway. a slower drive at the bay bridge toll plaza. 24, olympic off-ramp, right two lanes blocked as crews have arrived on scene. tow trucks will clear these from the shoulders and the lanes. the right two lanes are blocked. that's jamming up traffic on the walnut creek interchange. folks are driving toward the 24 interchange. we'll watch that. early commute where we typically see slowing anyway. we'll see if it clears up. the south bay and the peninsula, it's an easy drive without any issues. a ride on the rails, no problem for parking lot. they have resotored all service. no problem. as scheduled. back to you. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay", cancer concern. the new chief taking a stance. >> plus, off to the races. the amgen bike race kicking off in sacramento. >> our team celebrated mother's day over the weekend. kris sanchez sharing a photo of her mom, saying she is the perfect example of love and kindness. be su

that very ingenious use of demeanor, style, background, obviously the fire roaring, the vest, the inforesigned to create an impression. >> which by the way, we have expected from our presidents and our politicians. you're a politician as well as a senator. you have a government job and you're a politician. to see the attorney general, there's something concerning there, but it's certainly different than many other attorneys general. the other thing i want to push you on is your party. you mentioned nicolle wallace, our great colleague who has done great break downs. jimmy kimmel of all people who happens to be a comedian but a clear speaker. he put your speaker to task on this. take a look. >> well, we've been on that path for a while. and when we do get to where we're going, we're going to be ready. >> but it feels like we've been on the path for a really, really long while. >> we really have. >> like since the '70s. >> it has to be clear to the american people and we have to hope that it will be clear to the republicans in the united states senate. >> and you think that those republic

we are going infor what the us has done. we are going in for tit—for—tat trade war here? indeed.er the us tariffs going up indeed. after the us tariffs going up last friday, beijing may have felt pushed into a corner. it has to give a very strong response to the us. on monday evening, chinese central television made an unusual announcement in a combative tone that china has now fully prepared to fight the trade war. it wasn't willing to enter this war, started by the us but it is now prepared and will fight to the end. it is a message clearly targeting the domestic audience. i want to bring in the live shot from new york, from the stock exchange of new york. it is not looking good. when it comes to china, do you think there is going to be a situation where they will want to have a deal ultimately, oi’ will want to have a deal ultimately, or is it all over? i think china still has an appetite for a deal. if you look at the tariffs, the chinese tariff will not kick in until the ist ofjune. tariff will not kick in until the ist of june. that leaves tariff will not kick in until the

s effort to covertlyti gather infor from a trump campaign adviser.re joined by one of trt article's res, adam goldman. he covers the f.b.i. and national security for the "new york times." adam goldman, welcome again to the "newshour". so tell us on what basis it t was story saul about an f.b.i. investigator meeting covertly with a trump campaign advisor. tell us, how didhis come about? how unusual was it? >> i don't think it's very unusual if te f.i. believes there's wrongdoing, need to get to the bottom of this. typically, might send an investigator like this woman in alongside an informant to figure out what hapened, and that's exactly what they were trying to do. the f.b.i. was trying to understand, you know, was george papadopoulos, this campaign advisor for s trump, me way working for the russians? and they atought thecause they received an allegation that, in fact, he was. so they moved quickly and aggressively to try to figure ou before the election ended, was he, in fact, rking with the russians. >> woodruff: what was the basis they were us?i

maximum danger for the prime minister because today, there is only one call that conservatives are infor that conservatives are in for position with 7% of the boat trailing the greens which must be unprecedented for a governing party to be in such a position, so they could be very difficult monday morning for teresa and a. of course there are plenty of figures on the back benches who wanted the prime minister to go and wanted her to go earlier than this and one of them is of course the brexiteers steve baker, he's been talking to my colleague vicki young. i think at this point the reality is certainly judging by the mood upstairs, and the centre of the conservative party that's relatively agnostic about the eu issue has moved now, i think the prime minister knows that. it's not just about brexit it's about her and now as a leader, i would have begin looking for it, like the people feel they are not listening to what she's saying stop it when they debated borisjohnson saying stop it when they debated boris johnson and i saying stop it when they debated borisjohnson and i resigned, it's cl

to say that tribes that were recognized after 1934 are infor i don't remember that were recognized before 1934 is ignorant of history. simple and toort, the point. it will amend the i.r.a. to ensure all federally recognized tribes are treated equally regardless of their date of recognition. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from oklahoma, the sponsor of this bill, mr. cole. mr. cole: i thank my friend, the distinguished ranking member for yielding time and i thank the chairman and ranking member for their help in bringing this legislation forward. it could not have happened without both of their assistance. i rise today in support of h.r. 375 legislation that would amend the indian reorganization act of 1934 and reaffirm of the secretary to take land in trust. between the passage of the daw emp s act and indian reorganization act in 1934, independent lan land mass shrank by 86 million acres. since enactment, the department of interior h

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the sequence of those events raises an infor instance that after seeking to terminate the special counsel, the president sought to exclude his and his campaign's conduct from the investigation scope. the manner in which the president acted provides additional evidence of his intent. rather than rely on official channels, the president met with lewandowski alone in the oval office. president selected a loyal devotee outside the white house to deliver the message, supporting an inference that he was working outside white house channels, including mcgahn, who had previously resisted contacting the department of justice about the special counsel. the president also did not contact the acting attorney general, who had just testified publicly that there was no cause to remove the special counsel. instead the president tried to use sessions to restrict and redirect the special counsel's investigation when sessions was recused and could not properly take any action on it. the july 19, 2017, events provide further evidence of the president's intent. the president followed up with lewandowski in a

the whole point is a lot of them don't show infor court and disappear into the system and no way to trackr those people coming here legally and tooted right bay. many will use or social safety kit whether it's medicine kale or emergency region or unemployment. the home lftz people you are stepping over the street on. weave are buried in deficit. is now the poferred is out basically if i wanted to to el salvador or honduras i know how to get there they are entering out into our country. these politicians who say that's okay. so let's let every country come here? why should we draw the line at just these five -- three countries or five countries or six countries. the word is out that you have got to come here now because they are going to sober up soon. i'm not even convinced we are going to somebody you are up soon. the courts stopped the building of a wall. money has been allocated the president says for our defense. they stopped the building of that wall over the weekend. not going to get the 400 miles this year work its way through the courts supposed to start saturday building in the y

he was not a reliable infor p planinformantfor the fbi. he was trying to distort trump.pplied for the warrant. somebody needs to di go to the a court and tell them the fbi had plenty of notice this guy was on the payroll of the democratic party and he was out to get trump and the dossier was not verified. >> i would take senator graham's very astute comments one step further. fisa needs to be reformed. fisa judges need to examine the evidence that comes before them to induce them to grant a search warrant the way i did, the way judges -- the way normal judges do where the standard is probable crime. the standard is unconstitutional. maria: tell that to carter page and george po papadopoulos who e spied on and they had the steele dossier as evidence to get the warrant. we've known this for two years, judge give me a break. this is what i've been saying for two years. >> agreed. it's hard for somebody to disagree with the way you summarized it. chris wray did yesterday, maybe because he feels he's got to defend the fbi, no matter what they do. >> what's his game? he's been

because she was working with this other guy, professor halper who was apparent lay paid government inforthe trump campaign. but when you watch over the last couple of years, you watch some of the channels and you watch some of the things that people say, that claim by the president that he was spied on has been roundly mocked like this. >> president trump has a new favorite word and every time he uses it, he is lying. and that is the word spy. >> the president is tweeting in high gear. he wants you to believe that his campaign was spied on and it's one of the worst things that we have ever seen from government. >> the notion that somehow the fbi implanted, planted someone inside the campaign to spy on the campaign is just not true. brian: it is true. because in this same "new york times" story out today which is really two years old, okay? three years old, it turns out that they were concerned about george papadopoulos, an unpaid foreign policy advisor with the trump campaign and this guy named carter page with the fbi. papadopoulos thinks it's the cia he said that last night. john brenn

we have charlotte and carl will be infor we have charlotte and carl will be in for some good performancesrfect in the horses are well groomed. how different is the training for dressage compared to regular showjumping? they are com pletely regular showjumping? they are completely different, they are bred for dressage succumbs a lot more naturally than a showjumping horse would but it's all about making the horse is really powerful and strong and balanced. james, what are you doing? you are taking part in the pageant? its military manoeuvres at speed, pulling world war i era guns and up to 40 miles per hour and galloping out of the arena. 40 miles per hour? yes, especially on the gallop out. oh, my goodness. you have to train for this on a daily basis? we will do for rehearsals and sometimes more on the showing season. do you sometimes more on the showing season. do you use sometimes more on the showing season. do you use the same routine all the time? generally, yes. if we got special requirements that are needed. that sounds fabulous. lovely to talk to you both. we have got to the frogmo