nace esta pasiÓn y este amor por jenni?ga ella de sorpresa cantando >>> me pregunto don leonardo puede venir a comer el bus de jenni >>> sÍ hecho para ella lo utilizÓ mucho con su marido con y sus hijos y su familia. >>> eso pues quÉ le parece si nos despedimos >>> un saludo a toda la familia rivera que todos son amigos >>> todos son amigos. >>> gracias, a toda la familia lÓpez que siempre nos atiende muy bien y quÉ les parece todos el mariachi victoria de jesÚs una canciÓn para despedirnos por favor. >>> esa no. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> la veo y se me parece idÉntica a ella >>> hablaba como ella >>> increÍble, y fijate cÓmo empezÓ la historia de fanÁtica y ella misma le propuso y mi taiÍ ella comenzÓ >>> en este lugar fue uno de los Últimos lugares donde comiÓ antes de partir a mÉxico donde estarÍa grabando este reality la voz que ella hacÍa donde despuÉs a su regreso sucederÍa este fatal accidente no. hoy recordamos a jenny con mucho cariÑo. >>> celebramos su cumpleaÑos y lo vamos a celebrar de una gran manera no >>> como tiemp

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: good morning, everyone. this is the july 17, 2019 regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i'm sandra lee fewer

rivera y rosie rivera, hermana de jenny que estÁn desde la boutique de jenny rivera donde la diva dee con ella. alan: se le ve muy conmovida. quÉ sintiÓ al ser parte de este video? rosa: sentÍ que ellas han estado. que nosotros tenemos que seguir adelante. ando muy cansada de tantas cosas que hemos hecho, pero no me quejo porque para mÍ es el paquete que nos dejÓ jenny y debemos estar para que se recuerde, que siga viviendo en los corazones de todos. karla: el sencillo se titula "aparentemente bien". es un tÍtulo interesante. rosie: asÍ lo escribieron erika y alejandro. es una canciÓn hermosa. me imagino que jenny se la cantarÍa a alguien pero no sÉ quién. ella estÁ llorando muy conmovida pero ahora nosotros se la dedicamos a ella. yo se la canto llorando con alegrÍa, todas las emociones del mundo sobre todo cuando estÁs en todas partes aunque ya no estÁs aquÍ. son palabras que por fin pueden describir cuando extraÑamos a la seÑora de la banda. karla: les decÍamos que es interesante el tÍtulo. a veces vemos la vida de un ser humano y creo que coincide con todo lo que estÁ viviendo us

. >>> jenny may be from the block but that doesn't mean that she knows how to drive around it. the superstar jennifer lopez admitting in a video for her youtube channel she's never driven a car. well, that will change real quick if she wants to enjoy her birthday present. yeah, there it is. a-rod has a little confidence she'll pick up the sport quick buying her a 911 retailing for $140,000. we did a little research. maybe we shouldn't tell fiat that jenny's not really a driver because there she is, a spokesperson for the brand. [ applause ] good job to emily and our incredible research department.

que toda la gente que vea esto haga tendencia, jenni rivera lo vale. >> wow!certe. >> sÍ por favor. >> es que me ayudas por favor. >> tengo que sacar unas cosas de aquÍ. >> dejÉ algo por aquÍ. >> si seÑora no se preocupe, ahora hay lugar arriba aquÍ no puede poner esta. >> me la sube, me ayuda que no puedo. >> estÁ malita de aquÍ. >> no baja. >> okay. >> el telÉfono es mÍo, si me lo puede dejar, serÍa lindo he? okay. >> perdÓn, pero me estÁ pidiendo que le suba la maleta, tengo que subirla desde aquÍ. >> pero seÑora. >> esto tambiÉn para que se calme el bebÉ. >> bueno, para recordar las normas bÁsicas de educaciÓn en un aviÓn nos acompaÑa claudia, consultora de imagen y etiqueta (aplausos) a ver, tÚ no vas a estar actuando como ella pero si te pregunto esto es una prÁctica comÚn en un aviÓn. >> tengo que calmarme porque yo estoy segura que los televidentes estÁn recordando momentos que han pasado asÍ, cuando han estado viajando y definitivamente, tenemos que tener en cuenta que somos seres sociales que estamos en conjunto con otras personas en espacios cerrado

jenny: we have sn internal emails and documents seized by investigators. they revealed that the company a knew for a year that the dam was liquefying and at risk heof collapse, andhad access to data right up to the disaster. we now know that they changed the way the dam was certified to , enabling inspectors to sign it w off despite ikness. what we don't know is why, or whether the managers knew what was happening. they didn't want to talk to us, but in a statement they said they are working intensely towards establishing what happened. the company exports its reputation international. it carries out inspections all over the world. this was its big chance to gain a foothold in the lucrative brazilian mining sector. it has ended in disaster. a company famous for its high standards at home faces questions now about its accountability overseas. in brazil's mining region, one fear persists, the queo ions willanswered. the dead forgotten. jenny hill, bbc news. laura: the search for answers about that dam collapse. it has bn half a century since neil armstrong a

agentes de seguridad de jenny rivera agreden a un camarÓgrafo de univisiÓn. asÍ comenzamos.venidos, comenzamos en el salvador donde llegaron los restos mortales del padre migrante y su pequeÑa hija que murieron tratando de llegar estados unidos. Óscar y valeria martÍnez fueron velados y posteriormente serÁn enterrados en el salvador. >> estas imÁgenes le dan la vuelta al mundo. >> cementero de nada. >> aquÍ los encargados de recibir los burlaron de la prensa y los entraron por la parte trasera del cementerio. el vicecanciller manifestÓ que la familia pidiÓ tales medidas. >> queremos que respeten el dolor en este trÁgico momento. >> murieron frente a sus ojos, el Único desahogo lo tienen en su cuenta de facebook. me tocÓ verlos partir cuando menos lo esperaba. esta imagen duele, es el fin de sueÑo. >> no confÍen en traficantes de personas. en muchas ocasiones no cumplen con las promesas. existe el rumor de que estarÁ presente el presidente arantxa dos. -- presidente. arantxa: sermÓn que invitó al lÍder asiÁtico para que visite la casa blanca para seguir negociando la des nucl

tonight -- tom holland, from "the secret life of jenny slate,ress and comedian music from soak, featuringhe 8g band with jon wurster. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlem, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause et >> s good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that is fantastic to hear.ca in tha, let's get to the news according to a new poll, the controversy surrounding former vice president joe biden's recent comments about working with segregationistspaad no im on his popularity here's what his popularity looks like [ laughter ]s party officialve released the ground rules for this week's democratic primary debates, and candidates will have 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds to respond to follow ups. follow ups like, "i'm sorry,ga what was your name a [ laughter ] no, no, not you, the other one who looks like you." [ laughter ] president trump today bragged about wall street performance tweeting, quote, "stock market is headed for one of our best months in the history of our country. thank you, mr. president." [ laughter ] is he thank

jenny: we will see that if it gets down to the wire. there's a new player on the chinese side, the commerce minister. i think waiting out a u.s. administration is an old chinese tactic. we have seen this before with other administrations. trump has to look at his options if he does not want china to wait him out, then his only other option is to escalate and that means hitting the u.s. consumer with the next round of tariffs and it is not clear he wants to go down that path. david: hold on for a moment. there's another trait issue call the usmca. first let's go to detroit and bloomberg's first -- bloomberg's washington correspondent. what are you expecting in the motor city? kevin: all eyes will be on senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders, the self-described socialist who is looking to contrast himself to elizabeth warren. do not expect them to go after each other specifically. they will be standing center stage in night one of the second democratic presidential debate. also on that stage, pete buttigieg. he has been a dem

diver jenny from tony's you regularly tends to the 40 different plants cultivated here it looks to me. in the same time it's really hard to describe but by now working every day is a project like drawing every day and i'm so proud. the outcome so far technically. this system is not a police up or just in the sea but imagine our many early solar on the war can really benefit this is them 6 years ago divers installed the 1st underwater greenhouses at this depth the sunlight is still sufficient for fish and synthesis and of course no insecticides needed in the surrounding sea water is treated and then used to water the plants the project is currently experimenting with various kinds of fruits and vegetables this is who overhang. of the water verbalise are inside here every one of the system is green in all of them agrees the way. the water from here to the home market is our own view. on that i wouldn't use we're. growing inside. all the. roofs. on the wall there is flowing down many ground in. the small town of newly in northwestern italy attracts lots of tourists but hardly any of them

africa she's coming to us from johannesburg welcome to day debbie africa kind you got to interview jenny craig a few years back i'm very envious by the way but i wondered what did he mean to you my goodness rachel arts. thank you as a broadcaster you get your scripts every single day and interview different people but on tuesday when your script says you know guest is joining like you're shaken by its new boots because you know that your interview and i quote but what it does mean personality has somehow so down to you was very selective in his light and he's jamiat way should be you know i'm shocked which simply meets the eye to salute and he was embraced by south africans and then you would you know at carlton appropriation for him as a wise present to have taken their cues days but i think jack frank cell in the house with the music mask that did it became course you wise he did not change himself as i think he became one with the people they travel to and set up breaths of this country to townships to villages you know your lives hence the signature such as strength around him. as a

jenny fontanes e. used to turn these leaves into pesto now scientists from the university of pisa examine the under water plants it's hard to say that pace is the friend or not of course this mouse is super good but the real difference is inside of the plants because of that that station process they need to go through in order to survive to the situation and the let's say the heavy that there is going going on down there. so far the project has cost 250000 euros so underwater basil is still a pricey delicacy but the operators plan to continue their work i think the most garden has a lot of pros stable temperature fresh water for free and everything without polluting. sea gardens and no longer just a dream these become real projects that just might lead to more sustainable agriculture. shifting focus now if you look around me it would come is no surprise that the air quality in delhi is the worst in the world will be killer deal by pollution is only one of the causes for this nearly $11000000.00 privat

tom watson wrote to jennie formby yesterday and there was a reply from jennie formby last night, veryyour considerable platform to denigrate any progress that has been made. you are producing my reputation and publicly attacking me when you know iam publicly attacking me when you know i am undergoing chemotherapy. she acknowledges that there is a real problem in the labour party around anti—semitism, but she accuses tom watson of being complicit in creating a perception that anti—semitism is more prevalent in the labour party than in wider society. this is deeply irresponsible for the deputy leader ofa irresponsible for the deputy leader of a party which seeks to be in government. if you're wondering why tom watson hasn't been fired, given how outspoken he has been, he can't be because being deputy leader of the labour party is an elected position. he has his own mandate, independent ofjeremy corbyn. so he has this platform, asjeremy formby ——jennie has this platform, asjeremy formby —— jennie formby describes it. has this platform, asjeremy formby ——jennie formby describes it. and th

last night in front of this japan town market, jenny seta lost what was most valuable to her because she couldn't imagine anyone would want to steal it. >> lily is like really more than a dog. she's been the emotional support during a difficult time for my family. >> reporter: lily is a 6-year-old golden retriever jenny raised since a puppy. she tied the dog to a post as she went inside the market. a man in jeans and brown sport coat with a backpack looking closely at lily. he calmly unties the dog's leash and walks away with her. >> really heartbreaking for me to watch the actual abduction of my dog but we're just trying to get the word out to everyone. >> reporter: within 24 hours, lily's facebook page had been viewed more than 10,000 times and jenny's loved ones have gathered to support her, including her father who flew in this morning from boston. >> it's like a kidnapping. to us it's no different from a person being taken. it's that important to us. >> a lot of people, they don't own pets. they don't understand. it's almost like a child to you. >> as a loyal companion, lily hel

jenny: hi. lemonis: how are you? jenny: good, how are you? lemonis: good. whoa! it looks cool.re somewhat done. it looks like the knife department has zero done. robyn: i know we have a lot of work to do. lemonis: where is howard? robyn: i don't know where he is! i don't know! laurie: i left a text, and i left a message. lemonis: i actually have nothing to say right now because howard knows he's supposed to be here. and he knows that everybody's working their butts off. and he knows that i'm tired of this behavior. and yet once again, he's missing in action. ♪ hey, howard, it's marcus. it's 1:00, and i'm not sure where you are or why you're not showing up. everybody's here working hard, and there's literally a wall empty of knives. so it would be nice of you to at least call back and tell us if you're alive because i may kill you when you get here. thanks. this is a very different glass presentation than what you used to have. robyn: yeah, i picked things that i thought were interesting. there's a mix of price points. i got all these beakers with, like, high-end... lemonis: you

jenny: hi. jenny. lemonis: jenny, nice to meet you. jenny: my sister. lemonis: she's your sister? okay. lemonis: and you all are married? -both: yes. -jenny: we live in new orleans. ewell: seafood. i did all the promotions for the state. lemonis: are you still in the seafood business today? ewell: no, i'm not. i resigned, and i've been helping with them. -lemonis: oh, okay. -ewell: we see a gold mine here. and for a marketer, this is nirvana. you know? it's a lot of fun. so, i started playing with their facebook page. and word of mouth is spreading faster than they can handle the growth. lemonis: but why do we need more p.r.? we have a line out the door. ewell: we see so much potential that we can build this brand beyond this location. lemonis: now you're changing the secret recipe. that's what i worry about. this concept of franchising and opening them up all over the country is not always a good idea. it's not ice cream. it's a brand that isn't portable. you guys can't be everywhere. franchising shuler's is a bad idea. barbecue is regional. there are different styles and there a

jenny: you are right.n central banks, particularly southeast asian countries, have more room to cut, given that the interest rate remains high in those countries. for example, indonesia and india and in china, we think the chinese policymakers have more room to act if needed. jenny, what does this mean for the bond market? on this chart, negative yielding a quarterg up about of the total of investment grades. we have these global growth can banks lookingns, at easing. do you expect negative yielding to become more normal? jenny: i would say yes. i would say working in an area that more and more government bonds are getting closer and closer to zero. in asia, i would think there is a long way to go for that. that is definitely the direction, but i think the next question to ask is whether those monetary policies will be effective or not. that,re is no pickup in no pickup in inflation expectations, what other measures the central banks or governments have. paul: on the subject of central banks, in the past f

jenny front and easy used to turn these leaves into pesto now scientists from the university of peas and examine the underwater sounds it's hard to say the place is different or not of course the smells is super good but the real difference is inside of the plants because of the station process they need to go through in order to survive to the situation and say the heavy that there is going going on down there. so far the project has cost 250000 euros so underwater basil is still a pricey delicacy but the operator. plan to continue there were i think the most garden has a lot of pros stable temperature fresh water for free and everything without polluting. sea gardens and no longer just a dream these become real projects that just might lead to more sustainable agriculture. shifting focus now if you look around me it would come is no surprise that the air quality in delhi is the worst in the world. by pollution is only one of the causes for this nearly 11000000 private cars in school to us on tribute to 6.6 percent of belize air pollution a german company has created a tool to help

la capacidad para convertirse en un paÍs seguro para albergar a las migrante que soliciten asilo, jennipicos a estados unidos, para Él el acuerdo firmado, pone en una serÍa presiÓn al paÍs. >> si para nosotros no h ni fue, imagÍnense para extranjeros. >> el acuerdo plantea que los solicitantes de asilo que lleguen a estados unidos, serÁn enviados de vuelta a guatemala si en su ruta han cruzado el paÍs y permanecerÁn aca hasta que su solicitud sea aprobada o denegada, los defensores de migrantes criticaron el acuerdo, asegurando que el paÍs no tiene las condiciones para albergar a los centroamericanos. >> no se puede consolidar un tercer paÍs seguro donde los Índices de violencia y pobreza todavÍa son altos. >> la firma se dio luego que estados unidos igual que con mÉxico amenazara al gobierno de jimmy morales con aumentar los aranceles y castigar los remesas que ingresan en el paÍs. >> la corte el mayor tribunal guatemalteco otorgÓ amparo contra de la firma del acuerdo, fue cuando el gobierno de guatemala se vio entre la espada y la pared. >> tanto estados unidos como guatemala tienen q

> puso un solo vestido o se cambiÓ >> si cambia >> pensaste en su mamÁ >> yo fui amiga personal de jennyÍble, todos los detalles al rojo viv >> que fue lo mÁs bonito >> cuando la vi vestida de novi >> serÁ al rojo vivo, ell tiene todos los detalles como una invitada que presencia estamos gracias por acompaÑarnos os espero aquÍ maÑana a las 11:00 de la maÑana tenemos fÚtbol buenas tardes muchas gracia >> cuÁl fue el segundo vestido mÁs bonito de la boda >> me encantÓ la abuelita como se veÍa. >> de quÉ color iba >> color azu (musica(. - ¡ay, ese ------ me la volviÓ a aplicar! - ¡ay! es que sÍ saliÓ bien enojado, mamÁ. dijo que no te iba a esperar. [risas] - pues, mÁs le vale que se arrepienta, m'hija, que le quedan dos minutos. y si no, mira, esto ya se acabÓ. - ¿lo vas a dejar? - sÍ. mira, desde que se fue juan, yo le di 30 minutos para que me llamara, y mira, le queda uno, un minuto pa' que el ------ me llame. y si no me llama, m'hija, ni modo, el divorcio.

jenny? >> i don't own any no banks >> wow >> there are growing yields there. >> they are not big enough if we had owned anything, in our growth port 208 i don't we own wells fargo and wish that we had jpmorgan instead it is discipline growth, so -- >> all right throw the calendar up there. netflix, microsoft next week as well >> netflix i think is a big one. i think that is going to be important in terms of the faangs and the strong momentum trade. 3.85 i think is what everyone is looking for. >> and i think microsoft is actually bigger. there is no controversy around microsoft. there is controversy around netflix. and if we came out and said netflix has shown a little weakness in subscriber growth because they are going to hulu or gearing up for disney or h bchlgts democratic bbo, we wouldn't be surprised. >> i like the jpmorgan call. >>> coming up, bulls are betting that the banks are l. rally. petes that that trade coming up and it reall y shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anyb

temor que se vive en estos poblados ante la presencia de pandilleros salvadoreÑos. >> en guatemala, jennil lujo de combatir el calor se presentan los nuevos nomidos al salÓ dicen que a cierta edad, uno deja de cuidarse. me pregunto qué edad es esa. nuevsi los mejores resultados a cualquier edad. de covergirl i am an emergency responder. it takes me away from home, uh... quite a bit. (vo) por qué los bautista eligieron verizon. tenemos quatro niños. es muy importante estar conectados para que él se sienta parte de... del hogar. hacemos una video llamada cuando se le cae su primer diente. whether it's a text even just saying "i love you." siempre nos decimos buenas noches. i like the "buenas noches." (vo) la red en la que más gente confía te da unlimited con apple music incluido y un samsung galaxy s10e gratis al comprar otro. verizon te da más. [what about him? let's do it. [ sniffing ] come on. este verano, agregue un nuevo miembro a la familia. apresúrese al evento de verano de mercedes-benz hoy mismo para recibir ofertas excepcionales mercedes-benz. lo mejor o nada. ♪ yo, te digo eso no

pero te prometemos algo, jenni.

familia no se aparten de nosotros por favor Íi >>> mil gracias a ustedes y para que sigan viendo a jennial maestro. (gritos) >>> bueno estamos en el estadio de "un nuevo dÍa" estamos en el tercer lugar el partido no ha comenzando y raso fhel a esta espera de gran fÚtbol, vamos con copÁn alvarez que no se pueden perder por la pantalla de telemundo copÁn >>> hola quÉ tal amigos de "un nuevo dÍa" seguimos en la ciudad de lion sede de la gran final de la copa nunca dial de la fifa, efrments universidad y la selecciÓn us universid estados unidos tiene un dÍa mÁs de descanse y en este torneo donde es corto el fÍsico es vital para este Último partido. creo que va hacer una leve ventaja para la selecciÓn de estados unidos vamos a escuchar lo que dijo megan rapinoe (informaciÓn en pantalla) a a. >>> bueno veo a frederic, con erasmo de la camiseta de la copa amÉrica se tienen que poner la de estados unidos porque serÁ tetra campeÓn holanda no tiene quÉ perder y todo ganar, ojalÁ que la selecciÓn de estados unidos pueda dar la vuelta una cuarta vez en la historia, yo vuelvo con ustedes desde la ciu

here with the highlights of the tournament, please welcome one of our writers, jenny hagel, everybodyeers and applause >> hey, everybody! the world cup wrapped up last week, and it was incredible. first, some teams played each other and some qualified and some didn't. yada, yada but the whole thing really kicked off when u.s. player megan rapinoe had this exchange with a reporter. >> reporter: are you excited about going to the white house >> i'm not going to the [ bleep ] white house. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> yeah. when that happened, lesbians were like, "i love her." and straight women were like, "am i straight?" [ laughter ] then the team beat thailand and spain and then megan rapinoe sat out a game and everyone in america was like, "oh [ bleep ], is my girlfriend okay? [ laughter ] >> seth: sorry, jenny, this is great, but i thought you were going to go over the highlights of the world cup >> seth, i'm a lesbian these are the highlights [ laughter ] then the president tweeted, "megan should win first before she talks. finish the job." and then rapinoe scored two goals

- ¡ay, jenni! ¿de quÉ te quejas, m'hija? tÚ querÍas ser artista y yo te ayudÉ a conseguirlo.

the jenny lin foundation began soon after to promote music education.ponsoring music concert in hayward at 6:30 tonight. former abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings will serve as emcee. >>> new details now in the shooting of former boston red sox legend david ortiz. he is out of the hospital today. ortiz was shot in the dominican republic on june 9th and was released from a boston hospital yesterday where surgeons had removed part of his intestine, colon and gallbladder. surveillance video shows the shooting. the investigators say the intended target was ortiz's friend. police have made several arrests. >>> retailers are taking a new approach to shopping and that story ahead. >> as i was checking out, i just said how much for the rest of the shoes in the store? >> and a woman went on a big shopping spree, but not a single pair of these is shoes was for her. the motivation behind her very generous gesture ahead. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a hot start to the weekend and the heat advisory continues to >> a back to school drive in san jose is in desperate

jenny was here on webster and post street in japan town and tied up lilly outside the market. when she came back out ten minutes later, she was gone. there are surveillance cameras which caught a suspect on the ground crouching down at one point it looks like he's clapg her, perhaps calling. she gets up, walks towards the man. he gs ound behind r as if he's potentially untying her and walks away with her around 5:00 yesterday here at webster and post street. billy notified her family and friends and filed a police report. she heart reports from a bus driver that lilly was in crocker amazon. that's where she and her family have been looking today. jenny tells me lilly is so much more than a family pet, she's helped her through her own mental health issues as well as the recent loss of her mother. >> she's such an important part of my recovery in my struggles with bipolar disorder, from the moment i got her five years ago when she was a $2 million puppy, my life has been completely different with her. >> lilly is so much a part of the family that it's as if a child had been kidn

jenny: what we know is that the president showed up.t was just supposed to be larry kudlow and steven mnuchin, and the president dropped in, talked to the executives, heard the case they have made to wilbur ross before. he agreed to speed up the process. interestingly, we heard today from wilbur ross that it is not a piece of cake to go through a bunch of exclusion requests or license requests and hand them out. he was kind of walking back a little bit the optimism we heard coming out of the meeting from larry kudlow and yesterday, the white house spokesman. the president agreed to speed to that -- it up. it is not that easy. the readout is that it was a positive meeting. it was not just about huawei, but the huawei issue clearly was discussed and executives came away on a positive note thinking they could maybe thread the needle and figure out a way to keep selling their products to huawei that do not impact u.s. national security. emily: meantime, we did speak to commerce secretary wilbur ross earlier today. take a listen. secretary r

jon: thank you very much, jenny surane, with the latest on the capital one story.up, an exclusive interview with huawei's chairman. why he is warning u.s. sanctions will do more harm to u.s. companies than two huawei. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm shery ahn in new york. jon: i'm jon erlichman in toronto. sales growth dropped her medically in the first half of the year amid u.s. sanctions. tom mackenzie sat down with an exclusivity of you with the huawei chairman. they discussed the role huawei plays in the larger trade dispute. we don't know when the u.s. will make a decision on android, and when that decision will come. do we have to make preparation for our products? we will evaluate our strategy for the overseas market. if we are not able to use and join for our new smartphones, we have the ability to develop our own operating system and ecosystem to become the basis for our services to the customer. >> give us a sense of how fundamentally you have had to change or supply chains to mitigate some of these pressures? have you complet

jenny leonard, thank you so much.up, activist investor carl icahn stepping up his attack on occidental petroleum, saying warren buffett took the ceo to the cleaners. we will hear from carl icahn next. this is bloomberg. ♪ so much. jon: under pressure. activist investor carl icahn is blasting occidental petroleum over its $30 billion deal for anadarko. the leaders did you do with anadarko because they were afraid their own company would be taken over. occidental is urging 'sareholders to reject icahn effort to replace four directors. we spoke to carl icahn earlier. object to the fact that they did a transformational acquisition that really puts the company at risk and did not go to the board members for a vote. they skirted the board members vote. it is interesting, they pledged in the future -- this was a few months ago, in the future they would always go to shareholders, keep the balance sheet current. i say that all in the letter. watch carefully their debt. not only did they violate that pledge but they ran to warr

the jenny lin foundation began soon after.nd the foundation is sponsoring a concert at 6:30 and cheryl jennings will serve as the emcee. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. a few months ago, we focused on safety and the growing problem of car burglaries. the help that is on the way now for several bay area police departments to bust the break-ins. and a wild chase at sea. watch the u.s. coast guard chase down a boat suspected of trying to smuggle in a massive load of cocaine off the california coast. >>> and several beaches in the north bay have been closed for weeks. why the state is now getting involved at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access fromt&toud wi receives snap or ssi benefite at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> abc 7 thuse anews is

jenny hill sent this report from bavaria. to enjoy a spot of wagner. angela merkel, who rarely misses this festival of her favourite composer, has yet to formally meet the new british prime minister. how will the woman with a passion for opera take on a man with a reputation for drama? we all know angela merkel, she's a strong and calm personality. i think she will be able to cope with boris johnson. its not the biggest challenge for her. but what of mrjohnson‘s belief that he can change the brexit withdrawal? actually not. boris johnson may be front page news here. it's flattering. the german press doesn't doubt his intelligence, but depending on what paper you read, he's a clown, a crook, a populist and a gambler. and as music lovers swelled her in record temperatures, few believe borisjohnson will bring harmony. he will be terrible for european politics because, of course, he says he's going to go through with a no deal and a hard brexit, and i think that's going to be bad both for the eu but especially for britain. in ger

jenny kumah, bbc news.il armstrong and buzz aldrin made history by becoming the first men to set foot on the moon. that momentous achievement is being marked by events all over the world. pallab ghosh reports. and liftoff. 50 years after a small step for man... three astronauts heading to the international space station, 250 miles up, a far cry from the moon, more than 1,000 times further away. today, the american vice—president promised that the glory days would be back. america will return to the moon within the next five years, and the next man and the first woman on the moon will be american astronauts. the vice—president also paid tribute to these three men, who set off to the moon 50 years ago. three, two, one... we have liftoff. neil armstrong reporting the roll and pitch programme which puts apollo 11 on a proper heading. four days later, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and mike collins arrive at the moon. as the lunar lander descends, neil armstrong notices that they're off—course. instead of the prepl

jenny kumar, bbc news. this is bbc news.ure of a tanker in the gulf — london says it's working to defuse the crisis. let's get more on that story now. we can speak to abbas milani, who's director of iranian studies at stanford university in the united states. he is in oregon for us. why did around used to relieve that footage of the commanders going down from helicopter onto the chip —— why did iran? i think part of the reason was for domestic reasons. —— onto the ship? this was very much a theatrical performance, showing iran in commanders can take over and an armed vessel —— iranian commandos. how do you think the uk can get out of this without getting into an armed conflict? i think the way the uk has managed it so far is the most prudent way. that is to recognise the theatrical aspect, recognise the tit—for—tat aspect of it, but also to recognise that iran is in no position to engage in a full fight with the uk or with the united states or with united states and uk. so in this situation, acting prudently, this cannot go

jenny kumah has the story.ial housing tenants in this development can only use this entrance, while those living in the privately owned homes here get to use this one. and for several years, the children of social housing tenants were prevented from mixing in this play space, as it was reserved for the wealthier families who had bought their homes. it did upset me, because i thought, "why are the kids separated?" there's enough hate in the world as it is. why do we want our kids to hate each other for what one's got and what one hasn't? it was really sad for us mums and for the children. the children used to watch through the windows down at us playing. we were like, "come down and play!" they were like, "we don't have permission". we were like, "we'll give you permission, come and play! " until recently, this wall went all the way across here and it meant that the children living in social housing here were segregated to this part of the development. it was only after a long campaign that this gate was put in

. >> in 1909, he marries his love, jennie. they start a family and buy that dream home. baseball has long established itself as the national pastime, and for decades, various companies have used baseball cards to sell their products. >> the first nationally circulated cards came inside packages of tobacco in the late 1880s and was actually one of the first opportunities for the average citizen to own a real photo. >> candy companies jump into the game, too. the so-called "caramel cards" help sell the sweets and the top players of the day. >> you've got honus wagner ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> children love the candy, but the cards even more. >> kids did what kids do. they played with them. they traded them. there's card-flipping games that they did with them. >> all karl and karla know at this point is that the cards may have come from their grandfather's store. >> our guess is that he would have given them away as promotional items, and like any good businessman, when you got leftovers, you save them for the next promotion. >> beyond that, karl isn't sure w

. >>> great to be with you with joe, josh brown, jim, and jenny harrington, ceo at gillman hill asset management stocks are off their lows but the jobs report was above expectations early this morning. is it making investor rethink whether the fed will cut on july 31st does it matter if they cut on july 31st or wait until september? aren't they supposed to be looking at the data? >> technically as it relates to impacting the economy, i don't think, i don't think it makes sense. but from a perception standpoint the market wants it. what we're adjusting to today is the possibility that you're not getting 50 basis points probably getting only 25 basis points i'm not sure 50 basis points was what the market was supposed to get anyway remember, there's this economic conversation, the relevancy of cutting, i'm not sure that the evidence is there to suggest it moves the needle and then there's the perception of what it does to assets. if you think about it, okay, we have got lower bond yields we have already re-naflated gloa assets, high yield, municipal bonds, beyond just equity. so we're t

under the leadership of a senior navy wife, jenny and numerous other p.o.w. wives formed the san diego league of wives in 1957. she was one of the founding members of this organization, which had become the national league of families for prisoners missing in southeast asia in 1970. we talked about this earlier today, but after spending 1,645 days in captivity, navy lieutenant commander jj o'connell died at the hands of the north vietnamese in 1971. his remains were returned to the u.s. in 1974. debbie, debbie burns henry, another one of my friends and also one of the league of wives, one of the founding members in the san diego area, was 30 years old when her husband was shot down, i believe 1966. she had three young children at home. it was a lot to take, but she also, along with so many of these other wives, came together as founding members to help civil start this important cause -- sybil start this important cause. moderating today is audrey coleman, the associate director of museum and archives at the robert dole institute of politics in lawrence, kans

secretary james brokenshire said the so—called "poor doors" can stigmatise those in social housing. jennyenants in this development can only use this entrance. while those living in the privately—owned homes here get to use this one. and for several years, the children of social housing tenants were prevented from mixing in this play space, as it was reserved for the wealthier families who'd bought their homes. it did upset me, because i thought, "why are the kids all separated?" there's enough hate in the world as it is. why do we want our kids to hate each other for what one's got and what one hasn't? it was really sad for us mums and for the children. the children used to watch from the windows down there at us playing. we were like, "come down and play!" they were like, "we don't have permission". we were like, "we'll give you permission, come and play! " until recently, this wall went all the way across here and it meant that the children living in social housing here were segregated to this part of the development. it was only after a long campaign that this gate was put in and it e

jenny hill, bbc news, brumadinho.nts, the open championship. tomorrow morning, the 2011 champion and local star darren clarke will tee off in the first championship to be held there in 68 years. the favourite to win is rory mcilroy, who shot the course record when he was just 16, as our correspondent andy swiss reports from royal portrush. it is one of sport's most spectacular settings, about to host one of its greatest events. the open championship back in picturesque portrush, and it's been a while. archive: the open golf championship is held for the first time in ireland at portrush... 1951 was the last time it came here, but helped by the recent success of northern ireland's golfers, most notably rory mcilroy, its dream return here could produce a dream victory. it would definitely take a lot for me not to burst out crying or, i don't know. you know, it's hard not to think about it, it's hard not to think about walking up here and, you know, holing a putt on that green to win the open. so, you know, winning the op

jenny kumah, bbc news.ives ahead of a weekend of marches by both pro and anti—china demonstrators. officers found two kilogrammes of a powerful explosive as well as petrol—bombs, acidic substances and knives. they've arrested a 27—year—old man who's understood to be a member of the hong kong national front, which advocates independence from china. police say they're trying to determine whether the hoard is related to this weekend's protests. the headlines on bbc news: as dramatic footage emerges of armed iranian troops boarding a british—flagged oil tanker in the gulf, the foreign secretary called on iran to reverse the "illegal act." all british airways flights to the egyptian capital cairo been cancelled for a week — as a security "precaution". labour sets out plans to stop private companies providing council services in england. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre a big weekend for space exploration. a big weekend for shane lowry. we expect he's over the moon with his third round at the o