. >> james brown was the dominant black musical figure.art businessman and took over shows and radio stations. >> this is tony scott from the james brown station. >> the hardest working man in show business and then soul brother number one. >> he is black and proud. >> he is the number one soul brother in the united states. >> there is no question that james brown was a huge influence. you hear it in the music. sly stone was different, there were women and the band was integrated. that was a big deal ♪ i am every day people >> a product of the black church and also a child of the bay area which is incredibly progressive politics and a radio dj. there was no show better or band interesting to look at. and hit song after hit song after hit song. ♪ >> came out with pimp out fits and every r&b group had to flip it. >> in 1968, the supremes put out "love child" what it is like to grow up in a ten meant. >> i start in a run down in a slum. ♪ >> diana ross is singing this? for the supremes this is a darker mature album and singing about issues. t

it's christmas, and my mother creaks the radio to the news of james brown's death. she mourns, but does not sing." i think that people are drawing too big of a distance between art and the people whoreate it. people are being hurt in the e ocess of making these things that we claimed beautiful and so worth, like, consuming. hurt by people who really believed that their actions don't have anything toth what they produced. and i think those two things are so linked, and we have to be more careful about acknowledging and being attentive to people's identities and people's pain. being someone who make things and writes, i know that, like, my art is ways pulling from my life and always pulling from things that i've experienced and things that peopleosho i'm very to have experienced. and i feel like it's not doing those stories justice fous to just act like art comes out of nowhere, because it doesn't. my name is imani davis, and this is my "brief but spectacular" take on connecting thet to the art. >> woodruff: and you can watch more "brief but spectacular" videos on our

he try to sing -- he tried to sing james brown.rted singing with him. ♪ get on up get on up ♪ >> okay. ♪ get on the scene get on up ♪ >> sure. >> jimmy: when he saw that, trump called kim and said, "i thought 'sex machine' was our song. what are you doing singing 'sex i do the get up part, you do get on up part." [ laughter ] hat trump stop separatimm yep, 22 states. when trump heard that, he was like, "crap, that's every state." [ laughter ] get this. the other day a man in south carolina posted photos of a a cloud that he thinks looks like president trump. check this out. [ laughter ] that's amazing. it's unbelievable. wow. wow. when he saw that, trump was like "oh my god, call the space force. get the space force in there. they're attacking." actually, look what happened when there was a gust of wind. look at this. oh my gosh. terrible. [ scattered applause ] that's right. last night was another episode of the "the bachelorette." and yesterday trump talked about forming a new branch of the military called the space force. well,

. >> i would also say it's very diverse, everything from kiko bun all the way to james brown, dilatedlay list. >> phony people on here. he's doing his new york research there. >> most of you are here for news. if you are into the music, we launched a music play list on spotify. check out the beat's play list. you can see some of our favorite artists and guests. for more of the interview, we are posting the entire conversation on the beat on the podcast and we post that every weekend. that's our show. "hardball" starts now. >> manafort goes to jail. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. tonight president trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort is in federal custody and will spend the remainder of his days pending trial in jail. already facing multiple counts of bank fraud, conspiracy and money laundering he arrived at a d.c. courthouse this mor

and i went to, like, a a james brown split.orward and fell off the stage. i was like, "no!" [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> so, i don't know what happens, but i can't dance around her. >> jimmy: no, please don't. because we love her. she's an american treasure. please, no messing with j. lo. >> so i keep a little bit a a ways from her, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's derek hough from tonight's episode of "world of dance." take a look at this. >> the use of formation. the way the ladies on the outside and using the color coordination. i loved it. the hat trick. you caught the thing with your elbow. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's hot. >> that was awesome. >> i'm a sucker for a hat trick. i got to admit. i am. >> but also, you know, in popping and locking, there's a a lot of knee work. it's not easy. and you guys made it look easy. so congratulations. i love you guys. >> i love you too. >> jimmy: oh, you're fantastic, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] you're fantastic. >> so fun, so fun. >> j

. >> james brown, dilated pupils. gang star. dmx is on here. lauren hill. phony people on here.esearch there. >> most of you are here for news, but if you are into the music, we did just launch a music playlist on spotify. check out the beat's playlist. you can see some of our favorite artists and guests. for more of the interview, we're posting the entire political discussi discussion. we post that every weekend. that does it for me. you can always check out "the beat" at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> this is something that you watch "dateline" for, about somebody else. not about your friend. not about someone you love. >> she was completely defenseless. she reached out her arms and simply said, "help me." >> my heart dropped. i want to know why. why? >> it's a baffling case of murder, millions and a mystifying piece of tape. at the center, husband and wife, self-made millionaires. >> he was very caring and loving. >> she had a personality that just sucked you in. >> together th

aka james brown. aka jackie robinson. oh, yeah.w who bit beyonce. >>> welcome back to "gma." that's tiffany haddish saying she knows who bit beyonce, opening up last night's mtv movie and tv awards, having some fun with "black panther." the breakout star hosting the show. but that wasn't enough. she even took home an award. but it was "black panther" himself chadwick boseman with the moment of the night and we have all of that coming up later in the show. >> you need to get her as part of the "gma" halloween to work her into those cuts. right? anyway, i'm just here for the week. >> oh, you're coming back for halloween now? >> what did i sign up for? >>> like i said, lot of news to get here this morning. president trump as we all know heading to capitol hill this morning to meet with republican lawmakers as the border crisis comes to a head over children separated from their parents. those parents accused of crossing the border illegally and members of the president's own party calling on him to end that zero tolerance policy. >>> t

brown is a most precious treasure, my family. >> reporter: on social media kim kardashian, rihanna, lebron james and others say brown's a lifelong victim of abuse and human trafficking. you think she is rehabilitated? >> oh yeah. as much as it seems like to me can happen. >> reporter: d william burnett, a psychiatrist who first evaluated brown after her arrest, said she never should have been sentenced as an adult. >> juveniles think differently, they act differently and i think should be taken into consideration. >> reporter: pushing back hard against early release for brown, those who knew the man she killed. >> i just want to say johnny's life mattered. johnny was loved, and he is missed dearly. >> reporter: face to face with brown for the first time. >> his life mattered. it did. i can't fix it. and i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> reporter: in recent years the supreme court twice hale life sentences without parole unconstitutional for juveniles. yet some 2,300 prisoners remain behind bars. another 7,300 like brown serving life with parole possible after 15 to 50 years. in the end, the parole board had varied recommendations, some f

the new law goes into effect january 1st, 2020. ( james ) governor brown has also signed a measure blockingtaxes on soda and other sugary drinks... for the next 12 years. a growing number of cities were looking toward taxes to discourage people from drinking beverages linked to obesity. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... the final 16 teams in the world cup square off this weekend. and lebron wants k-d. battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (dave)a robust warming trend will take place beginning today and continuing into saturday as high pressure builds over the region and offshore flow develops inland. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from th

which goes to january 20-19. ( james ) happening today... governor brownthe state's new 139- billion dollar budget. brown will sign the budget in l-a. it boosts state savings to 16-billion dollars... thanks to a massive budget surplus. the budget increases funding for higher education and increases welfare grants. it also creates more slots for subsidized child care... and gives a raise to doctors and dentists who see low-income patients. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... she's in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons... now we're hearing "permit patty's" side of the story. ( james ) plus... it's a life-saving drug that officers carry to help people who have overdosed... but in the east bay... deputies needed it for ( james ) and after the break... the power of a severe storm is captured on camera. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. mayb

james ) and after the break... california's gas tax is now in the hands of voters... but governor brownidea. (ácommercialá) breaking news...the supreme court has upheld president trump's ban on travel from several mostly muslim countries, rejecting a challenge that it discriminated against muslims or exceeded his authority. the 5-4 decision this morning is the court's first major ruling on the trump administration's travel policy. ( james ) voters in califnoria will be able to repeal the state's gas tax that's meant to fund road repairs. supporters of the repeal collected nearly one million signatures to place it on the ballot. some dirvers are struggling with the high gas prcies due to the 12-cents a gallson gas tax. the revenue is meant to maintain roads and bridges.. but the backlash has been huge as gas prices have soarded in recent months. governor jerry brown opposes the repeal saying it jeopardizes the safety of millions of califnorians.. while rebuplican candidate for governor john cox is for the repeal. ( will ) the pawnee fire -- burning in lake county -- has spread to more th

james ) happening today... lawmakers will vote on governor jerry brown's final budget.s for nearly 140 billion in general spending... and nearly 200 billion in total spending. governor brown wants 16 billion of that money to go into the state's rainy day fund. brown warns a recession could happen at any time.. and he wants the state to be prepared. ( will ) in national news ... republicans say they have agreed on two bills that could change immigration policy. discussions are still ongoing but house speaker paul ryan says the bills will focus on daca, border security, family based migration, and diversity visa lottery.democrats view it differently, not wanting to make drastic changes to immigration policy and asking for a pathway to citizenship. ( will ) the house will vote on the two bills next week

being used for purpose is and if its intended purpose was for the raods than good thing.>( james ) governor jerry brown rebuplican candidate for governor john cox is for the repeal. ( james ) here's a look at gas prices in the bay area right now. drivers are paying 3.71 a gallon. they're paying a penny more in oakland. and san francisco driver are paying the most expensive in the state... gas costs 3.82 a gallon. ( james ) happening today... the mother and son accused of running a massive prostitution ring in the bay area will be in court... to enter their pleas. police say david romesburg and his mother, fay, ran the ring in rohnert park for more than 10- years. during that time -- police say they employed about 150 women. at least woman says she was underage when they recruited her. another says she was sexually assaulted during her interview. ( darya ) in the east bay... hercules police are warning residents to be on the look out for burglars. an attempted home burglary happened yesterday on the 200 block of obsidian. the two would-be theives were scared away by the home owner and fled in this car.

james ) coming up next... no more soda taxes in california. the new law just signed by governor brown. heck of weather and traffic... (dave)a robust warming trend will take place beginning today and continuing into saturday as high pressure builds over the region and offshore flow develops inland. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) if your catching a flight today... get to the airport early. we could see a record numbers of travelers in the skies today.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from s-f-o. sara... ( sara ) the 4th of july may be happening next wednesday ... but that is not stopping people from crowding our airports. the t-s-a says today could be one of the busiest days ever. almost 3 million people are expected to fly. the number parallels a travel trend antici

leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al-jazeera singapore. diplomatic editor james is in singapore for this historic summit so james will kim jong un be able to spin this as a win no matter what actually happened simply by the fact that he is being treated this way in this format in this environment and having this meeting with the u.s. president. yeah he's been treated treated here in singapore with his delegation the same as the u.s. delegation there are two parties in the go see a chanson i think he will be very happy about the fact that for the first time there is a meeting between the leader of north korea and the leader of the united states something the north koreans have been seeking for a very long time they got close to it at the very end of the clinton administration there was talk of bill clinton having a meeting in pyongyang never actually happened the time ran out and that two speeches election in the year two thousand but they are getting something they've wanted for some considerable time i think the trumpet ministration are well aware that this is s

troops in south korea one of the main issues discussed in beijing adrian brown has more from beijing. well james mattis said he was here to in his words take the measure of china's strategic ambitions joining the photo opportunity before their closed door meetings both sides issued brief statements and it was then the president xi jinping said that china would never concede give an inch of its territory he also said to sort of mollify his guest the china didn't want to create global chaos and would pursue a path of peaceful development that's often a phrase that chinese leaders use on occasions like this both sides apparently discuss the need to maintain military cooperation but the timing of this meeting is unfortunate because the united states is holding a big naval exercise of hawaii at the moment involving the militaries of twenty five other countries china was supposed to have taken part in this exercise but china's invitation was rescinded by the united states in part because of what china's been doing in the south china sea now the united states has referred constantly to the fact that ch

the south china sea this year let's go live to the beijing china corresponded adrian brown is with us so given james mattis is a strong language of china in the past adrian what sort of reception is he going to get that. well he's actually had quite a polite reception comments released just a short time ago adrian from from both sides say that matters has had very good talks here and has received a high degree of respect from his military host president xi jinping has also been talking he said that no relationship in the world right now matters more than that between china and the united states so the language is actually quite measured and of course it comes at a time of this increasing trade friction between china and the united states now you know the relationship between these two superpowers is complicated but frankly right now it is in deep trouble and matters has been here talking not about trade but about his big concerns about what china is doing in the south china sea now essentially the united states has accused beijing of militarizing this vast basin of water and of course in the past ma

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got so much coverage coming up you so kimberly how could live a little bit early james bays is there as well adrian brownis there we have the summit completely covered starting twenty three hundred hours g.m.t. on monday going into tuesday in singapore and once again for a facebook live community will get about a story for you plus one about an artist who escaped life as a child soldier in the second sudanese civil war and then turkey's biggest city alive with the sound of music the music festival is underway but the talent on questionable some have to go abroad to play we're going to look at that first though a quick look to the international level. she said. in this. each one a story. one of these seem. to be. demonstrably. it is a. witness document. he's everywhere and it's choking our planet very toxic and very dangerously we get spanked years claiming this. but breakthroughs are being made showing that it is possible to change our relationship with nature substance. i think it may be that we pick up. more on plastic waste. on al-jazeera how do you. want to view the music festival five hundred. diffe

it clear it would not give our financial territory and the south china sea a dream brown has more from beijing. or james mattis said he was here to in his words take the measure of china's strategic ambitions joining the photo opportunity before their closed door meetings both sides issued brief statements and it was then the president xi jinping said that china would never concede give an inch of its territory he also said to sort of mollify his guest the china didn't want to create global chaos and would pursue a path of peaceful development that's often a phrase that chinese leaders use on occasions like this both sides apparently discuss the need to maintain military cooperation but the timing of this meeting is unfortunate because the united states is holding a big naval exercise of hawaii at the moment involving the militaries of twenty five other countries china was supposed to have taken part in this exercise but china's invitation was rescinded by the united states in part because of what china's been doing in the south china sea now the united states has referred constantly to the fact that ch

brown al jazeera singapore. is going to have diplomatic editor james bays in singapore and james we ran pictures there you could see here once again the u.s. president emerging with very positive statements talking about things going better than anyone could have expected what does that mean for where this summit stands right now. well it means that it's passed the trunk test the touch and the feel and getting to know the man does it mean they've got a breakthrough does it mean they've got a deal no but they were never going to get a deal on this first meeting this was a meeting to get to know each other and see if they could. do business start a process and get to a deal there was a little bit of confusion moments ago and we're now a little bit clearer what happened first we had the handshake look rather awkward to begin with both men very stiff and then along a hunch of about twelve seconds then they went to alone to a room for some thirty eight minutes with just translators to discuss on their own and then that was followed by a meeting with their delegations they brought in the u.s. secretary of state north

third carrier to patrol the south china sea this year china correspondent adrian brown has more from beijing. this is james madison's first visit to beijing as defense secretary and of course it is a visit that in many ways is overshadowed by the deepening trade friction between china and the united states and fair to assume probably the chinese leaders right now would rather be discussing ways of resolving that dispute than the u.s. concerns over what china is doing in the south china sea now a few weeks ago matt has accused china of coercion and intimidation towards its neighbors he was referring to the fact that china has now installed surface to where missiles according to washington on a number of the islands that china has been building up the chinese respond that these islands belong to china therefore china can do what it wants because china claims sovereignty over almost all of the south china sea the problem is there is a dangerous game of brinkmanship going on right now between the navies of china and the united states and analysts warn that the potential of a miscalculation is very great matt i

brown. the other 90% is based on my issues with white people. >> hat is british comedian romesh ranganathan. making a first appearance with jameshe has his own do krurks series on show time. >> thursday. >> thursday. >> yes, thursday. yes. >> thursday, we're in. >> jam pops up in the series. they became friends in the uk. now romesh is trying to conquer the u.s. >> we you have to put the buttons up here. maybe you're frightened to show your boobs. >> i would say my participation in the show side issue. it's about their downgoing journey towards fame. >> brutal honesty. >> i'm not a great human being. i tap into that. that's where the comedy comes from. it comes from dysfunctionalty. it's going the work ou - [narrator] the following program is a paid advertisement for blackstone, deliciously brought to you by blackstone products. (food sizzling) that's the sound you crave and the outdoor cooking flavor you can't get with anything else, only on a blackstone. finally, outdoor cooking without the compromise. blackstone lets you cook everything you can cook on a traditional grill and a thousand things you can't. be the great at the

brown al jazeera singapore. let's bring in our diplomatic editor came space now in singapore james it was just a few months ago that donald trump was calling kim jong un a little rocket man was threatening military action against the millions of people in north korea now he is describing him as honest as trustworthy a great personality that's just the top of the list of lengthy compliments that he that he had for him what's what changed what to kim jong il do to warrant that type of response from the president of the united states. what it's over see good news that we're not on the brink of war at this moment and that the two sides are talking but you do have to question some of the civs that president trump has used about a mile and who runs a country that is one of the worst human rights abuses on earth the nothing has changed with that has anything changed with regard to north korea's nuclear program well clearly we have a new statement from the two sides which says that north korea will work with the u.s. for a complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula but there are many questions about exactly what bot

brown. the other 90% is based on my issues with white people. >> hat is british comedian romesh ranganathan. making a first appearance with jamesks series on show time. >> thursday. >> thursday. >> yes, thursday. yes. >> thursday, we're in. >> jam pops up in the series. they became friends in the uk. now romesh is trying to conquer the u.s. >> we you have to put the buttons up here. maybe you're frightened to show your boobs. >> i would say my participation in the show is a side issue. it's about their downgoing journey towards fame. >> brutal honesty. >> i'm ♪ ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. now at eight ... hundreds of thousands of acres burned .... dozens of lives lost in the north bay fire.reaction tonight from victims as calfire puts the blame on pg&e. whooshin the east bay ... we have a description of the man who tried to lure a little girl into his car and in this quiet neighborhood.it's scary whooshfumbling fingers could mean longer waits for an uber ride.we'll tell you about the ride=share company's high tech scheme to deal with drunk

brown at the white house. >>> joining us now, repub senar james langford of ok he's a member of the senate intelligence committee. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> i want to get your thoughts on north korea and inmout first top of the hour, president trump's long time personal attorney michael cohen splitting now with this -- his legal team in a critical moment and that is fuelling lots of speculation that he may be preparing to cooperate with federal prosecutors. do you believe cohen possesses specific information that may be of value to the special counsel robert mueller? >> well there is no way for me to know that or be able to tell. i'm obviously not an attorney and i don't talk with michael cohen but i would say everyone should cooperate with the special counsel so we can get this over and done with. the best thing that we can do is be able to get the facts out and get the facts on the table and make a good decision and move and best for the president and the presidency if we get this resolved. >> and it is interesting that michael flynn and rick gates, they both changed their lawyers just

brown in beijing. well almost eighteen months after he became u.s. defense secretary this was james madison is first official visit to beijing in that role of course he's not here to talk about trade trade of course is the real point of friction between the world's two largest economies right now he did though meet president xi jinping who said afterwards according to state media that the relationship between china and the united states was one of the most important bilateral relationships in the world so those words from the president very measured indeed given the state of friction between washington and beijing right now for james matters of course his big concerns are what china is doing in the south china sea right now he has accused china of militarizing this vast basin of water citing those aerial photographs which shows say washington that beijing has been deploying surface to air missiles on those islands it's been building in the south china sea china though says the u.s. is over hyping this issue saying all they're doing is simply defending their sovereignty remember chin

james, he had mismatched socks as well. >> the cavaliers have won suits to every road game playoff game this year. it's by a fashion designer, tom browns the bag that lebron was caring, which retails to $41,000. >> give me a break many. that's a lot . -- speaking of fashion statements. >> what are you saying, dan? >> bold, good big or go home, larry. >> i could have gotten a lebron a deal on something like this. >> is that a -- >> a whole suit. a whole suit. you could, you can see this, i have pants that came with this. anybody who thought that game one of the finals was going to be a cruise, well, guess again, because this was an overtime thriller and the cavs they had this game. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieute

james, he had mismatched socks as well. >> the cavaliers have won suits to every road game playoff game this year. it's by a fashion designer, tom brownebron was caring, which retails to $41,000. >> give me a break many. that's a lot . -- speaking of fashion statements. >> what are you saying, dan? >> bold, good big or go home, larry. >> i could have gotten a lebron a deal on something like this. >> is that a -- >> a whole suit. a whole suit. you could, you can see this, i have pants that came with this. anybody who thought that game one of the finals was going to be a cruise, well, guess again, because this was an overtime thriller and the cavs they had this game. pushing the limits. however, i didn't know the impact a brain injury can have. the risk got real for me after sustaining a traumatic brain injury while i was training for the 2010 winter olympics. you really need to educate yourself about brain injuries and how dangerous they can be. after my injury the doctors were saying that the helmet saved my life. wearing a helmet to prevent severe traumatic brain injury is a must... and so is learning what you can do to prevent concu

"> ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) that was former mayor willie brown sounding his praise for san francisco mayor-electm rosa parks elementary school at 10 a-m this morning.sara stinson joins us live from san francisco with more. ( sara )after a tight election - london breed will declare victory today at her alma matar rosa parks elementary. yesterday mark leno announced his conecession while 67- hundred votes are still being counted.breed however is currently ahead by more than 21-hundred votes.this mayor race has been extremely close as there is still just a one percent difference between the two.leno says breed is a remarkable young woman who is going to do a fine job quote her success is san francisco's success.breed says she's excited to use her experience as the president of the board of supervisors to gain that success. < i think the message this sends to the next generation of young people in this city is that no matter where you come no matter what you decide to do in life you can do anything you want to do. never let your circumstance determine your outcome in life> ( sara ) even though leno

sterling brown said, and when i interviewed -- and james blake, they are suing not just for themselves, but because this happens all the time. the same way that when i made my speeches in also, oklahoma, at 15 or 16 years old, so many people came up and thanked me thesaid this happens all time. when an athlete says it, people pay attention to it. there's an interesting aspect that i think is missing. that's what i want to do with this book, to show you the actual stories and the reasons behind the protest. they have nothing to do with the flag and the anthem, which is what it's been hijacked and turned into. was bothered by all of these unarmed black man and women being killed by police with no accountability and he couldn't take it anymore, he had to say something. i interviewed his teammates about it. they feltd about why they had to protest, that they had no other choice but to make this known. that's what i want to do with this book, is to show a lot of thinking things that are completely different with regards to the protest. host: trayvon martin, you write that at that time, i ha

this will prove to be more than just a photo opportunity adrian brown al jazeera singapore and its feet are diplomatic and it said james bays in singapore james it has been an extraordinary day hasn't it on so many levels and it's all ends in the statement signed by both leaders but seems to be a shortened in detail and promises to do stuff at some stage in the future. yes absolutely it has been an important day i think and a historic occasion the fact that these two leaders of these two countries who are technically still at war have met because that's never happened before they've never even been in the same city together so historic on that level but is what they've actually agreed in this joint statement historic let's discuss this more with my guest my guest is danger mauro who is from control risks a risk consultancy tell me president trump says that what he's come up with here is historic and comprehensive would you agree now the opportunity to photo opportunity if you will was historic the meeting was the store what do you actually see in that statement that they issued is pretty thin and in fact we've seen mor

i have great respect and admiration for governor brown and i want build off of his legacy">( james ). now... he's talking about what's next for his campaign. ( james ) the general election is november 6th. ( darya ) the leading candidates in san francisco's mayoral race must wait... as 90-thousand ballots are still being counted. former state senator mark leno has a small lead over board of supervisors president london breed. only 11-hundred votes separate the 2

new report blasting fired fbi director james comey as insubordinate for his role in the hillary clinton investigation. >>> the "stranger things" star millie bobby browng social media after she's cyberbullied. the vicious attacks and the response this morning.

brown, you can be a target. >> reporter: the women say their sons may not have been angels. jamesshot behind the wheel of a stolen car, colby while running from police, but what they did not deserve their mothers say was to die that way that day at the hands of officers. >> we all could be a target. he's the one that decides if we live or day at the end of the day. >> reporter: the activists are using the annual celebration commemorating the end of the civil war and slavery to discuss issues affecting today's communities of color. >> how do you feel about the police violence, police brutality, community violence, gun violence at a higher scale than ever before? >> reporter: both women say they are still grieving the loss of their son and as a consequence of that, their relationship with the local police department here in stockton is at best strained and at worst openly adversarial, but they say greater transparency and accountability will be the key to improving that relationship long term. their event will continue tomorrow and saturday. in downtown stockton, devin fehely, kpix5

james bradley finished with less than 9% of the vote. now moving to san jose, the decisive win and expected to remain mayor with 75% of the vote. 100% of the precincts reporting. steve brownith 15% of the vote. one ballot decision here in the bay area with attention nationwide this morning. the recall of judge aaron per ski in santa clara county, he sentenced stanford student turner to a six-month jail sentence. and take a look at the results this morning. it shows voter said yes on the recall. 60% with precincts reporting at 96%. abc7 news spoke to both sides including the law professor who launched the recall campaign. first, though, how the judge is handling the loss. >> he's handling it just fine. he's a good person and he understands what has happened. it saddens me. his job was taken away by people that feel there's no need of an independent judiciary and lost the job for doing a good job. >> this victory not just for emily doe but for girls everywhere. to girls everywhere, we are with you. >> he is the first california judge recalled from the office since 1932. the 56-year-old will step off the bench as soon as his successor is sworn in. >>> moving to san francisco

james. he also had mismatched socks. the cavs have worn suits almost every playoff game. the suit is by fashion designer tom brown is the bag he was carrying, which retails for $41,000. >> whoo. >> abc 7 is the only place you can watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game two happens sunday at oracle arena. pregame show at 4:00. abc coverage starts at 4:30 with tip-off at 5:00. please stay with us for "toyota after the game." >>> 5:35. new developments in the arrest of a student arrested accused of plotting an attack against his school. police arrest ed the student whw wanted a columbine-type massacre. amy hollyfield has more. good morning, amy. >> good morning, natasha. the new report says the student called his plan columbine2.0 but wanted his attack to be deadlier. according to the "san jose mercury" news, a police report says officers searched the kid's home and found a tactical vest, a camouflage helmet, a toy shotgun, handwritten notes and digital data. there is a lot of gratefulness here at california high school that a student came forward. he says the freshman was trying to recruit him, but he re

only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al jazeera singapore let's bring in diplomatic editor chamber spaces in singapore for this summit so jamesonsidering this was on again then off again and then on again at this stage is there even a sense of urgency because it was almost last minute if you were. yes and certainly there are discussions already underway we're not seeing much today of the two main players preparing and their resting we've seen some pictures of president trump meeting the soon pony and prime minister we've also hear that kim is possibly going to do a little tour of singapore in the law in the next few hours we've heard from secretary of state compos put out a statement saying we have had substantial and detailed meetings today and that the president is well prepared the u.s. position remains clear and unchanged so that's the latest from the u.s. side let's discuss all this a bit more with my guests you saw her in adrian's package beatrice finn is the executive director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons you'll remember they won the nobel peace prize the last time i spoke to you was just ho

about 180 pound, five feet 10 inches brown or black hair.thousand is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the live in santa rosa, sara news.## ( james thanks sara. ( darya ) happening today ... the mother of a teen who died of an overdose in petaluma will be in court. 34-year-old danielle faletto is scheduled to appear for a plea hearing. she faces charges of manslaughter and child endangerment. she will appear in court this morning at 8:30. ( james ) on the peninsula... the san mateo conty board of supervisors has approved a ban on gun shows at the cow palace. the state owned venue in daly city hosts about five gun shows a year. the gun shows have drawn opposition from the communty and local governments from years... including student protests at recent shows. ( james ) in the east bay... firefighters are getting ready for the 4th of july. in antioch... the contra costa fire protection district is taking part in its annual live wildfire training exercise. it's no coincidence that the live fire training happens a few weeks before the 4th of july. it only took seconds for a common sparkler to start this fire. <"in contra costa county

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james, chria buskirk, t you all very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> woodruff: finally tonight: what humans build, what humans destroy. jeffrey brown takes us to a magical spot in the south pacific for his series, "culture at risk." >> brown: it's one of the most spectacular sights in the world: the 15 giant statues, some as tall as 40 feet, at tongariki on easter island. the island, called "rapa nui" in e polynesian language, i considered one of the most remote inhabited spots on earth, some 2200 miles from the coa of chile. the statues, called "moai," are said to portray the rapa nui ancestors, and evoke history and mystery. u.c.l.a. archeolist joanne van tilburg has worked here for more than 35 years. me they're friends in a lot of ways. to me they're frustrating andff upsetting and ult, but-- >> brown: because? >> because they elude me sometimes. >> brown: the statues were made from around 1100 to 16 a.d., from hardened volcanic ash t callf, and most were carved here in the rano raraku quarry. where van tilburg and her rapa nui colleague christian arevalo pakarati have been excavating two statues, while they document the more t

brown in beijing with more. well almost eighteen months after he became u.s. defense secretary this was james madison's first official visit to beijing in that role of course he's not here to talk about trade trade of course is the real point of friction between the world's two largest economies right now he did though meet president xi jinping who said afterwards according to state media that the relationship between china and the united states was one of the most important bilateral relationships in the world so those words from the president very measured indeed given the state of friction between washington and beijing right now for james matters of course his big concerns are what china is doing in the south china sea right now he has accused china of militarizing this vast basin of water citing those aerial photographs which shows say washington that beijing has been deploying surface to air missiles on those islands it's been building in the south china sea china though says the u.s. is over hyping this issue saying all they're doing is simply defending their sovereignty remember china