some light on it and bring him economist tyler fly specked from the united nations regional information center joins us from san and switzerland welcome to the show you have said trump has rights to be angry at americans trading as why's that. yeah because for all faces the situation in the united states. current account deficit trade deficit for thirty forty years and he's no longer willing to accept it she does something other administrations were complaining about but his acting was the first president was acting the others were just complaining he's acting but if you look for example in e.u. u.s. trade there is certainly a us deficit if you look at the goods but if you include services it's actually a subclass of yet trump seems completely oblivious to that fact. i think it's not about europe that much he's not complaining about france he's talking about germany it's all about germany because germany really has a huge trade and including services surplus with the united states so but he cannot deal with germany because germany doesn't have its own trade regime that's all done in brussels s

information. so, a lot of what the neighborhood support center is going to provide is that information.ically we're going to be like a hub where people can come to get services, help, information, et cetera. what you see here on this table are a whole variety of did you ever rent things from tools, some walki-talkies. this helps people know what is going on in their neighborhood. over here you have a whole variety of water and canned goods. we're really hoping that people will stock up for themselves at least for the first 72 hours if not more. i know that i have a ton of canned food and other sorts of things such as water within my own home. and everybody should, but there's going to come a time where people are going to end up running out and needing more. so, that's what we've got right here. >> so, this neighborhood support center, this doesn't look to be a major city sponsored fully stocked space. it can be a small commercial space, even somebody's garage as long as they have the information, a guide of information, who to call for what, communications equipment, some power, have a

thought you understood how the migratory flows work three months ago it's already historic information receiving centers are overflowing and forty thousand asylum applications are under review new arrivals are registered in emergency accommodation then handed to the red cross. that we try to tell a friend their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere but if not buses carry migrants further north to madrid barcelona or the french border few have official permission to remain the rest seek to get by without documentation. he was president donald trump has his house against his former lawyer michael cohen to reports of a taped conversation between the two of the payments to a playboy model tweeted that cohen's actions in making the recording were illegal and unheard of u.s. media say f.b.i. agents found the tapes during a raid on cohen's office. a headline grabbing end to another headline grabbing week for the u.s. president as trump departed for a weekend of golf journalist shirzad questions about the tape now in the possession of the f.b.i. . it was secretly

thought you understood how the migratory flows work three months ago it's already historic information receiving centers are overflowing and forty thousand asylum applications are under review new arrivals are registered in emergency accommodation then handed to the red cross. that we try to telephone their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere and if not buses carry migrants further north to madrid barcelona or the french border few have official permission to remain the rest seek to get by without documentation. hamas says it's reached an agreement with israel to end weeks of bloodshed in the gaza strip this comes a day after deadly clashes on friday sparked by the death of an israeli soldier from gunshot wounds sustained during protests along the fence that separates israel and gaza now israel has not commented on the cease fire but so far the truce appears to be holding. grief in the gaza strip hamas fighters gathered to mourn one of their own killed in an israeli strike. mohammed abu diaa was one of three militants who died in the group spices yes to

some light on it and bring him economist how to fly specked from the united nations regional information center joins us from zone in switzerland welcome to the show you have said trump has rights to be angry at americans trading as why's that. yeah because for all faces the situation in the united states. for an account deficit trade deficit for thirty four years and is no longer willing to accept it she does something other administrations were complaining about but his acting was the first president was acting the others were just complaining he's acting but if you look for example the e.u. us trade there is certainly a us deficit if you look at the goods but if you include services it's actually a surplus of yet trump seems completely oblivious to that fact. i think it's not about europe that much is not complaining about france he's talking about germany it's all about germany because germany really has a huge trade and including services service with the united states so but he cannot do it with germany because germany doesn't have its own trade regime that's all done in brussels so here

run formal and informal detention centers operating across five southern yemen governorates it's left hundreds of families in the dark about the fate of their relatives who have no access to lawyers a mistake concludes that there is significant evidence that u.a.e. and u.a.e. backed the yemeni troops have committed a range of egregious detention related violations which cannot be justified under any circumstances it says those suspected of criminal responsibility should be put on trial and well earlier my colleague martin dennis spoke to tirana haas and of amnesty international and she explained how the report was compiled. almost anything else has been investigating some serious abuses of international humanitarian law or an international human rights i u e forces and forces that are backed by the united emirate arab emirates we've done this through interviews with families minister shields we both occurrence and form a detainee aides we've done this through you know encrypted conversations that we've been able to do which is incredibly difficult but we've also been on the ground in

thought you understood how the migratory flows work three months ago it's already historic information receiving centers are overflowing and forty thousand asylum applications are under review new arrivals are registered in emergency accommodation then handed to the red cross. that we try to tell a friend their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere but if not buses carry migrants further north to madrid barcelona or the french border few have official permission to remain the rest seek to get by without documentation. still to come. formula one returns to germany this weekend with ferrari driver at the box in fattal in pole position and keen to claim victory in front of his home. of the other stories making news around the world trade tensions are dominating amazing of the g twenty finance ministers in the argentinian capital blind us air as the u.s. is pushing for a free trade deal with europe but the e.u. says it won't negotiate unless washington withdraws its tariffs on steel and the minium well the i.m.f. has warrants that recent trade disputes could h

we have also created information sharing centers. made of 1000 members in the last five months in all 50 states. this is sponsoring security clearance from multiple officials in each state. we have increased the availability and deployment of free technical services. we have also offered diverse security and physical security training and exercise later this summer, we will have a three-day tabletop exercise allstate involved. -- with all states involved. they are identified by our election state, the only way to make sure a good election system is to work with the officials on the front lines running the process. how work to secure election officials, sorry if the structure, -- sorry, infrastructure. we are responsible for promoting the security and resilience of the nations critical in the structure. as we confront threats posed by a range of capable adversaries we are focused on ensuring national unity of effort. it is critical we combine the expertise of the intelligence community, law enforcement, sector specific agencies, and o

this broad topic, last night i received a letter from our friends on the electronic privacy information center and to quote from the letter it says it is clear they have the ability to enact internet privacy rules. the fcc has the authority to regulate companies such as facebook and google through ancillary jurisdiction. do you agree with that assertion? >> no i don't. >> do you believe section 706 telecommunications act or any other provision gives the authority to also regulate to providers? >> i do not believe it gives th2 fixed wireless providers regarding the ban and noted and i quote without the licenses we will have no ability to acquire the spectrum on this van. that would be an intolerable outcome that would harm the mobile broadband businesses and inhibit our ability to grow, but worse it would harm the millions of consumers for whom the spectrum is the key to the high-speed access. i would note your parents are served by way of wireless and you refer to the good work in indiana that serve serves ms. bs district. both of these were part of the companies that sen sent you that letter

we do conclude the following documents submitted for the record the aca international in the information center trade association and a letter from the internet dissociation and without objection so ordered. i remind members they have ten business days to submit additional questions for the record and i ask witnesses respond within ten business days upon receipt without objection we are adjourned without objection we are adjourned spee5 [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] helsi. congressman bob goodlatte chairs the committee.

number four was this, the thompson hill information center. okay?] so i hear they have some kick-ass pamphlets. this is a big deal for duluth, i guess. i can't imagine being the kind of person who watches trump tear families apart all week and go, hey, let's go see him live, he's terrific. while he was busy selling hats his wife melania went to visit some of these children in mac allen, texas. did you see what she was wearing? she's there to meet children separated from their parents. this is what she wore on the plane ride there. a jacket that says "i really don't care, do you." is the president tweeting on his wife's clothes? [ laughter ] remember when michelle obama showed her bare arms and went to an oil spill and fox news went nuts? i'm sure they'll have the same reaction to this. the first lady's getting a lot of flack for the jacket. her spokeswoman said, it's a jacket, there was no hidden message. well, no one thought the message was hidden, it was written in big letters on the back. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the president -- you'

you run formal and informal detention centers operating across five governments in southern yemen it's left hundreds of families in the dark about the fate of their relatives who have no access to a lawyer the human rights group is concluding that there is quote significant evidence that the u.s. and the yemenis troops it supports of committed a range of violations which cannot be justified under any circumstances it says those suspected of criminal responsibility should be put on trial to run a house and of amnesty explains how the report was compiled. i seem to be investigating some serious abuses of international humanitarian law or an international human rights will i u e forces and forces that are backed by the united emirates arab emirates we've done this through interviews with families minister shools we're both occurrences form a detainee aides we've done this through you know encrypted conversations that we've been able to do which incredibly difficult but we've also been on the ground in an age where we're able to do a therapy and investigation and also it is point to really

information out through the information sharing and analysis center to ensure election officials have the information they need, whether general or technical to protect their systems. second is providing services to those state and local officials on a voluntary basis. so we provide on-site risk and vulnerability assessments, remote cyber hygiene scans, assessments on resilience, readiness in order to help support those state and local officials should they need it. the third is working at the federal level with the intelligence community to ensure that intelligence is shared in a timely and actual manner, one of the lessons i think we all learned from 2016 is to ensure that the system owners and operators, those in charge of elections, are empowered through receiving information and intelligence to protect their systems. so we've been coordinating with the intelligence community across the federal government to ensure that that information is shared. >> in march congress allocated $380 million of new spending to be put towards election security. how is that money being spent and what

at this point, through the election infrastructure, information sharing, and analysis center, we are working with all 50 states. we're providing a range of technical services from vulnerability assessments to remote scanning capabilities, to a number of states. we provide information intelligence, but we also provide training through a number of the training platforms the dhs has but also we're doing exercises and instant response planning. >> how much of that direction is coming from the white house? is trump telling you to do this? >> i think we need to be clear that i don't talk to president trump. i'm an undersecretary; right? but secretary nielsen engages the president and the national security advisor and her peers across the inner agency on a regular basis on election security issues, yeah. >> is there an overarching strategy from the white house on -- that coordinates some of the different agency's responsibilities, how we respond to election security threats? >> so we have clear direction; right, but the operational technical agency level, i work very closely with the fbi, wi

and on this more broad topic, i received a letter from our friends at the electronic privacy information center and to quote from the letter, " it's clear the fcc has the ability to enact internet privacy rules, the fcc has the authority to regulate companies through ancillary jurisdiction. " do you agree with this assertion?>> no i do not.>> do you believe the telecommunications act section 706 or any other position does make revision gives authority to the fcc to regulate his providers?>> i do not believe it gives us this authority.>> you do not, thank you. i yelled back and i recognize mister doyle for five minutes.>> thank you madam chair, welcome back and it's good to see all of you. i would like to talk about rural broadband, the commission received a letter on july 23 from a group of 182 fixed wireless providers they noted that and i quote, without these licenses we would have virtually no ability to acquire protected spectrums within this band which would be an intolerable block to harm our businesses and inhibit our ability to grow and harm those millions of consumers for who mid band

center opens today providing families with financial assistance like rental deposits and helping to find places to live. there are certain requirements and an application process. you can find more information at the center. it opens at 557 west college avenue in santa rosa. >>> in a rare move president trump is in damage control mode working to clarify comments made during his summit with russian president vladimir putin. president trump walked back on comments that appeared to side on putin discounting intelligence that says russia medalled in the election. >> reporter: this morning new details about president trump's russia reversal. >> i have a full faith intelligence agency. they just turned off the lights. >> after that interesting moment sources shedding light on what led the president to back track on his answer in helsinki about russia election meddling. >> i have president putin who said it is not russia. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> reporter: trump said he misspoke. >> i said the word would instead of wouldn't. i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia. >> reporter: abc news learned the president came up with the clarification after bipartisan condemnation af

a commonplace and i don't know what all of these detainees are held on evidence from informants and detention centers on the outskirts of cities aren't allowed to be visited by n.g.o.s and therefore i believe it's not detention it's state sponsored kidnapping with protests ongoing there is concern from human rights groups that more people will be detained illegally and held without charge the government here says the anybody detained is entitled to due process under the law imran khan al-jazeera baghdad. a standoff at the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem is over for now off to jewish settlers left the compound with an a thousand jews were there to mount the holiday which commemorates the destruction of the ancient jewish temples in jerusalem several arrests were made after confrontations with muslim militias the al aqsa mosque its content considered to be islam's third holiest site jews believe the compound is where its biblical temples once stood there is mohammad jim is outside the compound. behind me you see one of the gates leading into the enough so a mosque compound also behin

run formal and informal detention centers operating across five governorates in southern yemen it's left hundreds of families in the dark about the fate of their relatives who have no access to lawyers rights group concludes that there is significant evidence that the u.a.e. and yemeni troops it supports have committed a range of violations which cannot be justified under any circumstances it says those suspected of criminal responsibility should be put on trial earlier my colleague martine denis spoke to today on a haas and all of this to international and she explained how the report was compiled. almost has been investigating some serious abuses of international humanitarian law and international human rights i u e forces and sources of bet the united emirates arab emirates we've done this through interviews with families. and both occurrence and form a detainee we've done this through you know encrypted conversations that we've been able to do which is incredibly difficult but we've also been on the ground in an age where we're able to do a therapeutic investigation and also in this

center. they inform us about it, usa gymnastics makes a decision based on the limited information that the center has given to us, and we're going to err on the side of athlete safety every time. so we made a decision as an organization to put that individual on interim suspension, so they get removed from coaching, right -- >> i understand the scenario. i don't understand why the person is still coaching at the gymnastics club in southern california, having been scensurd in a way that prevents him or her from being contact with young athletes. >> that's one of the challenges with the ted stevens act. prior to our ability to invoke interim measures that an individual that goes through the process, if you will, an adverse party, is entitled to a hearing. >> all of which i understand. the hearing occurred, the findings were upheld in the sense that something bad had happened or some reason for restricting this coach's capabilities to have contact with minors. >> so, the hearing panel found that they lessened the consequence from suspension -- am i not answering -- >> i understand all the facts as y

the public the use of social media to wage information warfare was perfected by the kremlin in the baltic states in ukraine according to the nato strad com center of excellence in latvia genocide says its director saraf excellence is researching the information confrontation calling the two wolf i would have done a lot of look at what russia has been doing over the is and we see that a lot of our knowledge is actually were relevant to what is happening in the us because obviously for anybody who's been watching the methodology s. have been more or less there for some time according to the nato strike come center use of social media as a military tactic is part of the so-called draw some of doctrine named after the current chief of russia's general staff the goal is permanent and rest in chaos within an enemy state achieving that with information warfare rather than military engagement is a preferred way to win it gives you a plausible deniability and. it was quite a significant change i think in that mix because typically russian theoretical thought was more about traditional military conflict rather than this what does it mean to have informat

it's the third piece that you see here, center information. we have the ability to talk about the past, the last 10 or more years that we have been working on this program, the present where we are today and the future, the next 10 years and where the center is going. this is an opportunity for us to communicate that future forward image to the consumers who are passing through the center on a daily basis. as i said, this is a massive system. it's 27 4 digital screens and that does not include the 99 screen video wall. it's literally end to end to give advertising to commuters. there's 100 total placements or units and 115 of those placements are available for revenue generating advertising which is the third tier that you saw in the first slide. i'll bring up my colleague to speak about it more. >> if i could just interject. does the san francisco sign ordnance apply to us? my lawyer is about to answer me. >> the tjpa as an independent public entity authorized by state law with the design management and operation of the transit center is not

the public the use of social media to wage information warfare was perfected by the kremlin in the baltic states in ukraine according to the nato strad com center of excellence in latvia genocide says its director saraf excellence is researching the information confrontation comment to wolf i would have done a lot of look at what russia has been doing over the is and we see that a lot of our knowledge is actually were relevant to what is happening in the us because obviously for anybody who's been watching the methodology s. have been more or less there for some time according to the nato strike come center use of social media as a military tactic as part of the so-called draw some of doctrine named after the current chief of russia's general staff the goal is permanent and rest in chaos within an enemy state achieving that with information warfare rather than military engagement is a preferred way to win it gives you a plausible deniability and. it was quite a significant change i think in and i mixed because typically russian theoretical thought was more about traditional military conflict rather than this what does it mean to have informatio

the public the use of social media to wage information warfare was perfected by the kremlin in the baltic states in ukraine according to the nato strata com center of excellence in latvia genocide says its director saraf excellence is researching the information confrontation comment to wolf i would have done a lot of look at what russia has been doing over the is and we see that a lot of our knowledge is actually were relevant to what is happening in the us because obviously for anybody who's been watching the methodology s. have been more or less there for some time according to the nato strike come center use of social media as a military tactic as part of the so-called draw some of doctrine named after the current chief of russia's general staff the goal is permanent and rest in chaos within an enemy state achieving that with information warfare rather than military engagement is a preferred way to win it gives you a plausible deniability and. it was quite a significant change i think in the end i mixed because typically russian theoretical thought was more about traditional military conflict rather than this what does it mean to have inform

center, and when the center tells us about the case, we have limited information given from the center, and we have to make a decision at that point in time. do you put the individual on interim suspension or wait until the hearing process goes through at the center? because that is where it occurs. once the investigation and disciplinary hearing takes place, then the center says, we are done with our findings, this is how we resolve this situation. all through the process, we don't know what is going on and for the most part, we don't know how long it will take. in the meantime -- sen. moran: this individual can be there until there is a final determination? ms. perry: that is true. sen. moran: that's what you are waiting on? ms. perry: they are still in that process. sen. moran: when the finding occurs, what is your enforcement against the clubs? ms. perry: depending on the facts -- sen. moran: make this one hypothetical. you have someone that it is inappropriate for them to be coaching, the center for safe sports hypothetically has determined that. what prohibits a club from continu

commonplace and i don't i don't want them a lot of these detainees are held on evidence from informants and detention centers on the outskirts of cities aren't allowed to be visited by n.g.o.s and therefore i believe it's. not detention it's state sponsored kidnapping with protests ongoing there is concern from human rights groups that more people will be detained illegally and held without charge the government here says that anybody detained is entitled to jus process under the law iran can out of their baghdad. the glasses of grain and produce names of ice bags every year and most eventually fly harmlessly harmlessly out to sea but a huge eleven million ton but we simply came aground off the remote and us wheat fronting physical break up and cause a tsunami. as report helicopters in these parts of the lifeline for small inuit communities they provide all services especially in times of crisis. below thousands of icebergs the result of the outflow of nearby glasses draining the greenland ice sheet. then the iceberg in question it is huge one hundred meters by three hundred white height that you can make ou

commonplace and i don't want them all out of these detainees are held on evidence from informants and detention centers are on the outskirts of cities aren't allowed to be visited by ngo's and therefore i believe it's not detention it's state sponsored kidnapping with protests ongoing there is concern from human rights groups that more people will be detained illegally and held without charge the government here says that anybody detained is entitled to due process under the law imran khan al-jazeera baghdad. g twenty finance ministers and central bankers meeting in argentina are warning that heightens trade and geopolitical tensions is a huge risk to global growth according to a draft communique from the meeting in one as there is the leaders from the world's largest economies are calling for greater dialogue they also want structural reforms to counter potential shocks to markets the meeting comes in the wake of escalating trade tensions between the u.s. china and europe following a wave of tariffs introduced by president donald trump. everybody would suffer from tariffs and from a trade war special

details on which areas are under evacuations...and evacuation center information.deo and pictures from the fires... all that on kron4 dot com... (grant)a big story we are tracking: a multi-ethnic group of family and friends were enjoying the day in berkeley... when they say they were harassed by white woman who was telling them they don't belong there. the portion of the incident captured on cellphone video has gone viral.(ken) although police were called, no charges were filed. now one of the alleged victim's says he is ready to press charges. tonight he is speaking on camera for the first time since the incident occurred...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story nats/cellphone video"do not touch me, do not touch me!" "look at her. she is steady trying to start some..."essex cook is showing me a cellphone video of an incident that occured over the memorial day weekend in berkeley. he says his multi-racial group of family and friends where walking on shattuck when suddenly they started getting harassed by the woman you see in the video, who berkeley police identified a

run formal and informal detention centers operating across five governments in southern yemen it's left hundreds of families in the dark about the fate of their relatives who have no access to a lawyer the rights group concludes that there is quote significant evidence that the u.a.e. and yemeni troops it supports are committed to a range of violations which cannot be justified under any circumstances it says those suspected of criminal responsibility should be put on trial to run a hassen of amnesty explains how the report was compiled. must be investigating some serious abuses of international humanitarian law or an international human rights will i u e forces and forces that are backed by the united emirates arab emirates we've done this through interviews with families minister shools and both occurrences form a detainee we've done this through you know encrypted conversations that we've been able to do which incredibly difficult but we've also been on the ground in an age where we're able to do a therapy and investigation and also it is point to really alarming patterns of abuse th

of florida and supervisors became the first state to have every count county joined the information sharing center and we are currently working with florida counties to employ the network sensors across the entire state. this remarkable progress in a short amount of time. the mission is to ensure that the stakeholders have the necessary information and support to assess and mitigate risk. we've made significant progress during a state and local officials as well as private sector partners who support them are at the table working with us. we've created government governt private-sector councils to collaboratively work to share information and best practices. we created the infrastructure sharing and analysis center grow into almost a thousand members including all 50 states in just under five months. this is unprecedented growth compared with others. since february, 2018, we have quadrupled our awareness into the election infrastructure through network monitors. we are sponsoring security clearances from the multiple election officials in each state which allow the officials to receive classified

details on which areas are under evacuations...and evacuation center information.tails on how you can help fire victims... all that on kron4 dot com... <"citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen of the world....">(vicki) flags are at half staff in oakland today for former congressman, former mayor .... ron dellums(vicki) the oakland native died early this morning at the age of 82... (grant) he's being remembered as a progressive activist ... a passionate voice for social justice .. and an influential force on bay area politics for half a century. natberkeley in 1967 ... a scene of almost constant turmoil as students and activists marched against racism and war.ron dellums, then on the berkeley city council, wins a congressional seat, endorsed by prominent figures including coretta scott king, wife of martin luther king.while remaining a leader in the antiwar movement, he also campaigned against apartheid, the expanding power of the military and sexual discrimination.one of his aides would later go on to succeed him in co

first the warrant information was the dossier. front and center come up the bulk of information.hat means nunez was right and the grass like grandmama was right. the fisa court was purposely misled on a lot of fronts and the naturevely told of thishe unverified dossier wih russian lies. there would have been no warrant without the dossier. even andrew mccabe said that. james comey lied about the dossier's role in the warrant and the fisa court never knew hillary bought and paid for this. they purposely withheld that of important piece of information, and the fbi relied on news that counts and lied to judges including what's called circular reporting from yahoo news. they used the dossier as a basis for one of their reports. steele lied but was still "credible?" the dossier was unverified and yet it was used to obtain warrants. they are now violating shredding our constitution, violating our fourth amendment rights, and why was it all redacted? let's give it to the american people. trey gowdy even said he has seen no collusion from this document, and tonight we have a few more que

center opens today, a program offered will provide families with financial assistance like rental deposits and help finding places to live. there are certain requirements and an application process. you can find more informationcenter it opens at 575 west college avenue in santa rosa and opens at 5:30 tonight. >>> a suspected burglar in southern california targeted the wrong family. the home of an mma fighter. cell phone video captures how the suspected break-in ended. sergio hernandez jr. held that intruder down on the ground until police got there. >> this triangle shape here will be his head and arm in there and so basically what i have to do is pull his head down and it will cut off the blood circulation to his brain. deep down in my heart i guess i wanted to break the dude's arm but at the same time i just don't get a kick out of like inflicting pain on people, you know. >> hernandez say he found the man in the backyard of his dad's home in city heights yesterday morning. the bedrooms were ransacked but nothing missing. >> just the wrong place. >> got to do your research or just not break into people's homes. >> that's a better option. >> what's the first memory you can recall. >> well, it's probably a l