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that is your ion entertainment. >>> good morning everybody. the nba finals, giants, the a's, we got a little bit of it all just to get your day going. how about those w's last night? north of the border. and let's take a live look in san jose right now, it's 58 degrees this morning, but it will reach into the mid-80s, more on that forecast when we come back. >>> you will not notice a lot of difference today, but tuesday and wednesday, we get our first good warm-up of the season. i will show you plenty of low to mid 90s for inland locations coming up in the forecast in just a few minutes. we've got some low fog out there to start the morning and i will check how long it will take for that stuff to burn off. let's see how the drive is looking. >> we see some delays, but nothing terrible, the drive times are starting to creep out of the green. let's take a look at those. the ultimate pass, not terrible, but it is not in the green any longer. 35 minutes to get onto the tracy triangle to the 580-680 interchange. drive times in the green, only 50 mi

>>despuÉs de tres dÍas de deliberar iones a cabo el juicio y es acusado de asistir a dosis migrantesentados cuyo Único crimen habÍa sido ayudar a quienes lo necesitan. >>este es el momento en que scott sale de la corte federal des pues de tres dÍas de deliberaciones dice que desde su arresto por lo menos88 cuerpos se han recuperado y dice que se trata de una cifra muy inferior y cuyos cuerpos aÚn no han sido encontrados el jurado estuvo compuesto por ocho mujeres y cuatro hombres quienes rechazaron la propuesta de extender las deliberaciones formulada por el magistrado. serÁ el prÓximo mes de julio cuando se realice una audiencia para determinar si hay un nuevo juicio o si se deseara los cargos. esta tarde el canciller mexicano llamÓ a una conferencia de prensa para establecer algunos puntos y tal vez la clave para evitar los aranceles estuvo en la potente seÑal designaciÓn de mÉxico, un paÍs seguro el canciller mexicano dice que se puede convertir en el tercer paÍs seguro y mÉxico se convertirÁ en el tercer paÍs seguro que establece que todo lo que no pueda ser un paÍs lo haga otro

kyle cooperith ion energy, thank you very much. >> thank you. have a great day.e market now, the rise in oil prizes did help lift energy shares which, in turn, gave the overall stock market a boost. it was the first rise in three days for the major averages, as a matter of fact, with the dow climbing 101 points to 26,106. the nasdaqed a 44. the s&p was up 11. >>> the cost of imrts fell in may for the first time this year. the import price index dropped .3% last month, reflecting a decline in thic of most foreign made goods including those coming from china that had been hit with tariffs. experts say chinese suppliers may have had to cut prices to retain their market share, but the decline may also be the result of a broader slowdown in the global economy. >> and as we've been reporting, the retail industry has a lot at stake when it comes to the trade war with china simply because they source so much of their products and materials from that country. many companies have continually said that they're watchinghe tuation very closely and now some details of a tariff

i'm going with sweetened,ion about you, unsweetened? >> with splenda. >> okay. in the 80s. sunday, might be a hot tea kind day and temperatures only in the 70s and rain in the forecast. if you're in the garden, the weather will cooperate tomorrow. cloudy and humid, 74 in the morning and 84 at noon and a few isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening hours. a high temperaturof 88. it's also mosquito season out there. the experts at merrifield garden tell us,ti eliminag sources of standing water. it's pride week in d.c. weat pr for theade is looking great. then, we have the festival on sunday, doug,right now thinking about a 60% chance of showers on sunday. 84 on saturday, onl 77 sunday. >> a little worried about that sunday forecast. it is looking rainier. we had theda rain on m and took it out yesterday. i still mention a chance of rain sunday, a little worried about it and today right back in the forecrrt. 88 tomo 30% chance of showers. y. on fri saturday, 84 and nice and 77 degrees on sunday with that good chance of rain. another chance of rain on mon

have --ions did not they could house up to 15. they did have an overflow session -- overflow section. when it was safe for them to go on they would go to the barn. they would go across the river in a boat purchased called the witnessing boat. there was also a station at saint matthews episcopal. that was after reverend william monroe started saint matthews. first congregation had a side. second baptist is the only extinct side. the sanctuary we are taking in this morning was not the original sanctuary for a german reformed lutheran church. the original sanctuary is downstairs. douglasshere frederick that's the room where reverend supply chase, who was a white minister at second baptist for 10 years, he was the last conductor on the underground railroad's. was the 13th amendment ratified, freeing the rest of the slaves, reverend supply chase -- important that we commemorate, remember and never forget how important detroit was for the underground railroad. it was one of the most prominent sites and one of the most prominent ways. th

. >> joy benedict has your ion entertainment. >> all you have to do is remember what you were taught. >> hbo band of brothers was a testament to the greatest generation, and now the actors from the emmy-winning show are meeting the real-life heroes from world war ii. >> it is amazing what they did and how they did it. >> reporter: they met up near the allied site of normandy in france. ahead of the 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion. >> we lost so many people, that it just wears you out to even think about it. >> reporter: the newest ron howard documentary, pavarotti hits theaters. the film introduces the greatest tenor the younger generations showing pieces of luciano pavarotti's life on and off stage as he eventually left the opera for philanthropy work. >> he somehow became the biggest star in the world. >> and another musical legend is also being honored by a famed director. rolling thunder review, a bob dylan story by martin scorsese is heading to netflix on june 12. it is part documentary and part concert film as scorsese tells the story of the 1975 tour of america using res

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so through the day ion thursday, plenty of sunshine around.s, i think, compared to wednesday. still a little cooler, with a bit more cloud around parts of eastern scotland and north—east england as well, where we draw the breeze off the sea. the warmest temperatures are going to be found further west. but later on inthe week it is looking dry, mostly sunny, again hot and pretty humid, and also fairly muggy and sticky by night. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the frontrunner to be the next british prime minister — boris johnson speaks exclusively to the bbc. he insists he can deliver brexit by the october deadline. my pledge is to come out of the eu at halloween, on 31 october. the us imposes new sanctions on iran — president trump calls them hard hitting and designed to target the country's supreme leader. the sinister side of south korea's glitzy gangnam district — we have a special report into the underbelly of seoul's most elite nightclubs. and — how the eastern black rhino is returning to rwanda,

otro turista de estados unidos falleciÓ mientras estaba de vacas iones precisamente en repÚblica dominicanaeron una escalera para rescatarlos. >>el presidente interino de venezuela ordena una investigaciÓn de sus funcionarios por posible malversaciÓn de fondos. funcionarios por posible malversaciÓn de fondos. una apli [cof cof] ♪ ♪ el presidente interino de venezuela, juan ♪ ♪ >>el presidente interino de venezuela, el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro le acusa de liderar los desvÍos de dinero y ordenÓ una investigación. desertores del rÉgimen habÍan sido desviados por el presidente interino quien ordenÓ una investigación. la simple denuncia ya es suficientey tres funcionarios se dieron a conocer por una investigaciÓn periodÍstica rosana barrera se habÍa robado dinero para beneficio propio. la fiscalÍa colombiana es la actuando los funcionarios involucrados habÍan llevado una vida de lujo con esos fondos desviados y ellos andaban el ministro de investigaciÓn sacó un ataque directo tu contra white do y mostrÓ supuestas pruebas solicitando traslados de fondo a cuentas en estados unidos el ministro rod

into lithium-ion batteries, so the industry is working on that.e to be able to do this in a structure that is relatively benign. chargee have an electric infrastructure similar to a gasoline infrastructure, we would be able to do that. thirst, -- third, they have to because. the or less. no one -- they have to be cost parity or less. in the end, the customer has to buy something that is high-value, so you have to have towing capacity and have all the things that make a pickup truck sort of the standard of using something to make a living. that is the high-volume part of the pickup truck segment. a lot of people are on the luxury, high-end for pickup trucks, which may be great for off-road, may be fast, may be great to handle it when it comes to hauling things long distance reliably, it is really hard. that is why this heavy-duty segment is so important. and i think the light-duty piece of it from a work truck standpoint is extremely important. those things, when they happen, i wish i knew exactly when, but i don't, but those three or four things h

for instance, having a business involving ion ultimillion dollar poptential profit creates incentives to protect that investment. >> it is important and i think report lays out how well utin really puts to work all these russian billionaires with a reach and connection to number of associates and friends of family and friends of friends that is a good example, the of aciliation plan is kind by dimitri andnt refers to putin as his boss and jared kushner they are's and putting them together o work on this plan which they then present internal to be used this. >> my understanding is that it was unofficial policy during oppose ministration to the expansion into the ukraine ongoing there was an debate carried over into there dministration whether to provide significant new ukraines for the fighting the russians so they seem to be in conflict. kind of aving that input into an early administrative strategy appears unusual.ry >> i yield becoack. carson. >> thank you rb, chamberlain. 9, 2016 meeting at told that the crown prosecutor offered to the trump campaign official documents and ncrimina

yestersty ion. liv with new reaction from a mother demanding action. darcy? his whole thing started whenso here at the who was not did t o. >> reporter: the video is to disturbing tali inside the the videofers' nfronon i with an inse tacomply. >> not necessary! thatis not necessary! >> reporter: witnesses say the man who was tasered was coming to the defense of two teen boys. >> is there a parent or guardian or somebody to make sure he's taken care of. >> reporter: police detained him edas they investig report of kids with sticks threatening metro riders. the boys told news4 they did nothing wrong. >> it made me like mad, but it happens all thetime. >> i was trying to tell them i didn't do nothing and i just got there and that we were just getting off the train. >> reporter: the boys' moms are outraged. they say their sons w eventually released with no charg feel, and it's not my tears jt for these boys. it's my tears for all the youth that i know that a encountering this. >> reporter: metro transit police say the man who was tasered ired warnings to move bac

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the lithium ion batteries, the touchscreen devices. it is interesting to see these ideas that are manifest today that people try to make happen so many times but it was too soon teeseven are larry and sergei and mark zuckerberg and jeff and mark and recent and mark zuckerberg the edison's of today? . >> in a way certainly. what i wanted to do in this book is i feel technology washes over us and one wave after another. what is this gadget? what is the platform? should i have smart speakers in my home? 's sometimes it feels there are wizards in the background creating new technologies and devices. they see magical and created by wizards but at the same time to demystify that and tell the actual story of these technologies being developed because a lot of it is feeling around in the dark entrepreneurs thinking of ideas to try to see if there was a product market fit in actual market for any of these ideas. so the ideas that work seem to be magical and disruptive, i thought it was worth going back to what got us to the modern era but looki

it is going to create the federal housing administrat ion. it is going to help streamline loans and make them more accessible for people to get a home loan. there are some issues. one of the issues is to get one of the home loans, the federal housing administration states the neighborhood has to be racially homogeneous. that means the people have to be from the same racial and ethnic group. they do not believe the neighborhood is stable if it is integrated. they will not give loans if the neighborhood is integrated. there is a problem. to help create in detroit neighborhoods that had been integrated and become segregated. african americans had been coming from down south since the early 1900 to get jobs in the factories of detroit. african-americans are concentrated in blackbaud him. blackbaud him is overpopulated. there is no more room in black bottom. families move all the way to the northwest side of detroit where there is nothing but empty fields. they are secretly living here. in the 1930's after the -- in 1934 when the federal governmen

they're looking at other systems, ions, nuclear, a few others, i don't think they made the decision yet. there is a potential return to the moon. you have an opinion about that. >> guest: some people say and some astronauts said that we've been there, where we going back 50 years, but just move on. but there's a lot of things you can do what you get out of the gravity of earth. a lot of things you can do on the moon as a staging area. i don't think it's about idea at all. >> host: dave and vancouver, washington. >> caller: this dovetails on what you are talking about. as going back to the move. would we not need to go to the moon first before we go to mars to establish a research outpost that could develop fuel on the moon that would get us to mars that much easier because out of the gravity area, and secondly, the russians, the soviets propelled us with sputnik to do the apollo program, let's say the chinese, put a man on the moon with that motivate us to really go forward with establishing a research outpost on the moon to go to mars? thank you. >> guest: we are in a different time no

e food and drug administration is saying the problem centers around the lithium ion battery that powers the device. the teen victim has recovered and even though the explosion was terrifying about it. somethg good came out of it. he said is was able to quit fo smoking r good. >> explosion in your mouth? >> doesn't make sense! putthis battery in your mouth and suck on it! >> thank you, aaron. >> chuck, wha do you have? >> let's get back to the divorce story and the lottery! get on that third rail conversation! >>> it is a great looking friday morning. not a very big chance that you're going to rained on today and zerol percent you'lget rained on the weekend. all of that and more is coming up. >>> how one wrong click cost a ♪ i playt cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums after than two days hope hicks testified in a closed house judiciary committee hearing, a transcript of what she had to say is public. named more than 180 times in robert mueller's report. >> hicks refused to answer 155 questions. craig boswell joins us live from ca

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you could basically keep an ion and know where they are at. it was supported. i think some of the -- in this area many people came to reno sparks for jobs. they came from the south, pyramid lake. a tribe 30 miles from here came here to work. the limited housework, those types of jobs. men did agricultural work, working in different agricultural type taking different types of vegetables or whatever. basicallyk that was our tribe was started me because of economic opportunities. that is how our tribe basically started. our governing body, which was first established under the indian reorganization act of basically allowed us to have a constitution, a tribal constitution that was basically written by not the tribe itself. many tribes received the same constitution. we made improvements to it over the years with a number of amendments. that document lays out the role of the tribal council, our duties, have any tribal council members we have. also it has a certain basic rights, basic civil rights to our members. a section that tells us to the tribal members are. how

government military sources say government forces are advancing from the south east on the areas of ions are and what he ever avi. sarah sanders is leaving her job as white house press secretary sanders says she'll return to her home state of consort to spend more time with her children she is the 2nd white house press secretary to serve on the dole after sean spicer was fired early on in his tenure the news continues after witness i'll have the news for you in a little under 30 minutes i'll see that. moment then be asked to come in for to see to it soon who and the show have been feeling here in my head since you know this is i believe. issue even for swimsuits. this is mentioned in clinic no. one from just humanity interested to us and it is and there will be treatment does this if you miss pain. if used to do it up that is to tell you who. i delayed new optional talk to me and also interested others who knew something was going to not think i was agreeing to that to the safety and. go to pay for it and if you can even going back to talk to him a bit to get the situation given the have

we should actually be buildinal ions in the pacific. i talked about a pacific version of nato to help containt rise of china and north korea. we should be strength nin the iran deal not pulling out of it arting a war. we should be strengthening nato toeal with the net generation of threats from russia, which is-- which are coming through the internet not by rolling tanktanks into eastern europe. trump is doing nne of these things. he's just disparaging our allies and, frankly, cozying up to our enemies all around the globe. >> woodruff: veterans-- you have talked, of course, about veterans. a veteran yourself. president trump says that he more than any other president would take care of america's veterans. >> well, he's faid to do so. he's failed to do so. i mean, we still have historic rates ofeteran suicide. president trump thinks that patriotism is hugging the flag. that's not true. triotism is fighting for what the flag stands for. and this is a man who dodged th draft, let someone else go in his place when it was turn to sei e the

. >> officials in the trump ion say even though the strikes were called off, the u.s.eserves the right to attack iran at a later time. >>> it's now 4:06. the stage is set for the democratic candidates who want d to succe president trump. the debates are days away. >> this weekend the eyes were on north carolina where they they were in the capital of columbia for the state's party annual convention. this was a chance for candidates to et their message across voters ahead of this week's debates. for the first time front-runner joe biden spoke at ngth about his comments with past work with segregationist senators. >> you got to deal what is in o front you. what is in front of us is racists and we had to defeat them. >> the upcoming debates will be held in miami and i'll be this ing live from miami week as 20 democratic candidates clash over two nights. you can look for my reports starting on wednesday watch the debate right here on news4 wednesday and thursd nigh at 9:00. >>> publisherf a capital gazette is pushing for a national monument to fallen journalists. friday marks one year since

performance a mild hybrid system helps to reduce fuel consumption it's made up of a 10 ampere hour lithium ion battery and a belt driven alternator. the system can recover after 8 kilowatts from breaking it also allows for start stop operation from speeds as low as 22 kilometers per hour and coasting for as long as 40 seconds that can save up to 4 tenths of a leader of diesel per 100 kilometers. about young concludes that the new s 7 looks quite smart and has the power and comfort he needs to cover thousands of kilometers with and this as t.d.i. doesn't even know what the meaning of turbo a 30. 3 opel brand started its long journey in 899 with a patent motor car and for 120 years the german car maker has kept production chugging along now opel is facing a major overhaul the make with the lightning bolt logo is going away trick alternative drive systems are nothing new for as early as 1971 the electric g.t. achieved 80 in kilowatts traveling at an average speed of 100 plus kilometers per hour over 44 kilometers on the hope and i'm wrong track. another was the 1992 astra impulse to the 85 kilowa

.>> > a details about a federal could be ion th impacting your family's food and budget.he department of justice is investigating allegations that top chicken producers are ly illegal fixing prices. loring production and sharing data. the alleges date back to 2008 ve and invo more than a dozen companies including tyson, ri pilgrim's and sanders and farms. the three deny t allegations. >>> starting next week, restaurants in d.c. could be fined hundreds of dollars for giving you a plastic straw. d.c. reports is hi it work. they will start issuing fines. d.c. says they are based on the number previous violations irsiness has. for example the f violation, fine is $100 and go up from there. restaurants are required to keep some plastic straws onhand for customers with disabilities. a lot ofthe restaurants have switched over alread t paper straws. >>> this morning, we are working for your money. new research shows it's becoming harder to afford a home in the united states despite a booming economy. according to the study, they cannot afford medium priced homes that cost about $

i'm timing out hour by hour with future weather after the break.t >>> andhe pioneer ione local sheriff's department turns his life of service to his family and >>> new video out of north texas where a possible torno happened tonight. this happened in greenville dahl. 30 miles east of you can see where the storm caused damage to a church. the storm hit about 30 minutes agfore an evening service there. widespread dam in the town. so far no injuries reported. >>> now the latest on a story you saw first on 4. some of those popular electric scooters we've see riding around town are being pulled fr the streets. d dot has suspended the permit for skip scooters for 30 days while it investigates there orts of battery fires. the company has 24 hours to remove the scooters. the re was where the batteries were stored. the scooters were not on the road. st month, a skip scooter caught fire here outside in wntown. skip briefly suspended service while it investigated that fire. >>> a local mother is in a fight for her life with a rare form of cancer. >> avieka black campbell is the daughter of the form

announcer: "washington week," friday nights only on pbs. ioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, the house of representatives't oversimmittee holds trump administration officials in contempt, as the white house refuses to hand over documents related to adding a citizenship queson to the u.s. census. then, on both sides of the u.s.r mexicor, where the unceasing flow of migrants strains resources in both countries. and as the tools to selessly alter digital video becomes more widely available, the threat posed by expertly doctored videos-- known as deepfakes-- grows more dire. >> the nightmare situation is that there's a video of president trump saying, "i've launched nuclear weapons against north korea." and somebody hacks his twitter account and that goes viral, and inse

the energy is converted in this box there are lithium ion batteries here which then power the engine it's a lot of fun. so it's a. lot and has also shows us how easy it is to charge the rocket using a normal household socket. this is the charger you plug one end into the port on the bike and the other into the electricity socket at home it takes a maximum of 5 hours to charge fully he says. it's pretty easy to do with a top speed of 90 kilometers an hour and a 120 kilometer range in germany it costs $12000.00 euros. working on the rocket and driving in iraq it has raised and raises awareness that we can drive and travel around without polluting the environment so much and society wants this change she says that the doors are wide open confident that people are more aware now than they've ever been before. and various uses berlin as an example of why we need new ideas every year 40000 new people come to the city he says and they need transport you can't give everyone a car address things to iraq it could be one. these new ideas and new type of vehicle that could transport people in mo

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. >> we are not looking for wa ion is deterrence. we are trying to add stability. however, if the united states is attacked, if our interests are attacked, we will responrewith nting force. jonathan: with tensions simmering, the biggest fear will r miscalculation by eithe side. one possible reason why so far this aircraft rrier has not sailed through the narrow strait of hormuz, the closest point to iran. jonathan beale, bbc news, on the uss abraham lincoln. laura: it is not only the middle east where there is friction at sea. irssia and the u.s. are blaming each other after tarships nearly collided in the pacific. these pictures were taken from the uss chancellorsville. russia says the missile cruiser suddenly changed course and cut across its destroyer. the u.s. says that is not true. it is the russian ship of making an unsafe maneuver. this image shows how close they came to crashing into each other. now, president trump says there is a good chance that u.s. and mexican officials will strike a deal that will prevent america from imposing tariffs on monday. he ha

where do you fall on this, bearing in mind what we're seeila about ion right w? >> right. lot of those targets and predictions are reactionary to what t federal funds future market is saying that there's ao expectation market participants that the fed will cut twice this year. our view is thathile it's certainly possible that they could cut once or twice this year that the likelihood of that happening is fairly low. odds o ithat they continue to ring patie with the economic data. i don't think there's any push to cut rates given the fact that slowing to some degree stillco inues to bounce around for the second part of the economic expansion and the 1.5 to 2%ore and it's certainly possible and if they were to make any move a it's a c more than a hike and we'll see what happens over the next six, seven months. >> as you mentioned inflation is all over t board depending on which commodity or which measure you choose to lk at but do iu see inflation ticking up your work? >> so the fed prefers to look at core pce. we think that's the right measure to try to evaluate where infla

trouble,ions get into you have the pension benefit guarantee corporation. it has been around for over 40 years and is staffed by some of the best, was dedicated civil servants i have ever seen. they are great. i say that even when they are not watching. so, it is something to protect pensions. what it does not do is it does not protect individual accounts if you do not put any money in them and it does not protect individual accounts from market failures or losses. the 40 million people in america, the private sector folks who have private sector pensions have some protection. the rest of us have to deal with our retirement on our own, and has to make sure that social security is there. host: does the corporation have enough money in it to cover all the pensions that it is responsible for? guest: at the moment, no. one of the nice things about that system is that pension plans play premiums -- pay provide resources to pay benefits. for most of the pension plans that are insured, those premiums will work out. pensions, alass of very important class called mu

reid: unli most previously ebola outbreaks, this is taking place in a really tusecure ion. it is in a region where ethnic violence and regional strife has been an issue for half a century or more. the fact ithat it is simply unsecure, and therefore the teams that are going to try to stop this virus cannot get access to the patient's they need to beuse they are afraid for their own safety. laura: when you were writing your book, what did you discover about why the world health organization is warning that outbreaks like this could be the new normal? reid: we are seeing a changing world. we are more globalized than ev before. the emerging middle class is not just in the u.s. and europe but africa and asia. we are traveling more than we have, and we are an economically connec are going to more places and exposing themselves to more germs. at the same time, the global climate is changing and the eas where these diseases manifest are growing.s the trope growing, the subtropics are growing. it is why we saw a disease like the zika virus break out of its very narrow geographic ban

you didn't have things like the lithium ion batteries that power all our phones announcements you didn't have the touch screen devices. it is interesting to go through the book and see all these ideas that are manifest today that people tried to make happen so many times but it was so too soon. host: are larry and sergei, bill gates, mark andresen, are these the edison scomms the henry fords of today for us? brian: in a way, certainly, but what i wanted to do in this book is i feel like technology washes over us in one unending wave after another. what's this platform, what's this gadget? should i be on it, should i buy one? should i have smart speakers in my phone. i think sometimes it feels to us that there are these wizards in the background creating these new technologies and devices. they seem magical and seem created by wizards but at the same time, i wanted to demystify that and tell the actual story of these technologies being developed. a lot of it has been feeling around in the daveraget entrepreneurs trying to see if there was product fit for it, if there was an actual market

. >>> also shocking detentionit ions for migrant children emerge as appeals for humanitarian aid at thedeorder divi democrats. >>>he and supreme court ends its term. we'll look at how keyulings this week could affect california. >>> hello and welcome. we begin our show with the democraticdebates. >>> this week millions of viewers tuned in for their first extdded look at the crowde democratic primary field. the debate featured 20 candidates. last night senator kamala harris attacked former vice president joe biden for his comments on bussing and working with segregationist senators. on weesday senatorlizabeth warren who is the only candidate polling i double digits on stage held strong in the first part of the debate. many are callin jul castro the breakout star of the first night. joining me is the senior political writer for the "san francisco chronicle" and los angeles political times writer joining us. much anticipated two nights of debates. we're going to get into the details of those heated changes in a moment. first off, do you think the fundamental tenor of this race sos changed this we