posen and jens nor vic -- and jens nordvig. netflix drops after saying it is losing customers.his is bloomberg. ♪ david: netflix shares are down in premarket trading after reporting that it added only half as many international subscribers as expected and lost 130,000 subscribers in the united states. we welcome now from atlanta dan morgan, synovus trust senior portfolio manager. we knew it was going to be light, but not this late. is this telling us something more ash this light -- this light. is it telling us something more about their future? was a actually thought it mistake. it is just such a huge miss. the second quarter is usually light for them, but not by this much. andestimate was 5 million, they came in almost half that amount. it was still surprising. the fact that they lost 130,000 subscribers in the u.s. was very surprising, too. we haven't heard about them losing people. it was a little bit of a profound quarter for netflix, no doubt. analysts isrd from that wasn't good, but the back half they have their old trusted next season's of, say, "stranger things" coming

and we get it, jen.he had a late night, playing her make-up concert after that massive blackout saturday, and this is amazing, only we spoke with j.lo right after the show. >> can you believe she turns 50 a week from tomorrow? actually the real big news -- j.lo says she's down to play the biggest gig on the planet -- she's ready for the super bowl. >> yeah, we've thought about the super bowl and it's in miami, is a big deal. ♪ l.a., new york, miami say no more >> they make their own decisions over there. ♪ tonight we gonna get on the floor ♪ >> if she's saying she thought about it?'re thinking she wants. but our question is -- how has j.lo not done the super bowl? the closest she has been to the halftime stage was 2018 when she headlined a pregame concert in minneapolis. >> what's up, new york? shall we do this one more time? >> but for now, j.lo is fully focused on her "it's my party" tour. last night, only "e.t." was there for her triumphant madison square garden return. that smile says it all. >> the

heather: we agree with mar aim williamson, it's all about love. >> i love you, jen.: thank you both for joining us this morning, appreciate it. now to fox news alert, isis could be plotting devastating comeback to become bigger and more dangers than before, according to washington base think tank, terror network accumulated billions of dollars in dispersed jihadist fighters in iraq and syria, isis has taken back control in some areas months after president trump declared the group's defeat and deliberations expected to begin today in the war crime trial of navy seal eddy gallagher, decorated service member pleaded not guilty to murder charges in 2017 death of isis prisoner in iraq, another admitted under oath that he was the one who killed the man and another that gallagher did not stab detainee, verdict expected by the end of the week. white house press secretary stephanie grisham brushing off this brawl. watch this. [inaudible conversations] >> let go. need help here. heather: reportedly getting bruised pushing back north korean security guards trying to move the p

jen kernsjoining us live from new york.entre. hello i'm tulsen tollett and this is your wednesday sport briefing where we start with the news that the russian boxer maxim dadashev has died at the age of 28 after being injured during an ibf light—welterweight bout in the usa. the american—based fighter suffered injuries at the weekend during a fight in maryland with puerto rico's subriel matias. the bout was stopped after the 11th round and he was hospitalised with bleeding on the brain — undergoing emergency surgery but failed to recover. espn.com writer steve kim was ringside and gave me his thoughts on how it was conducted. nobody thought that fight should have been stop earlier than it was. he was very much alive, responding after the 11th round. england cricket captain joe root says his team need to set themselves up for their ashes series against australia when they face ireland in a one—off test starting in the coming hours. the match is being played at lord's in what's an historic first—ever meeting in this form of t

that is what jen and many others are fighting for. that's what this book intends to raise up, the voices of the teacher matters. >> do you seeo your book as tart after the tradition or resistance or trying to expose people to the system or be less neutral than that? >> i think it's a book about organizing, and i think one of the thing that is important him that document is that within black communities i think there's often people have an idea of a singular black politics but black politics is a plural and there have men many different approach biz african-americans to improving education for black children. so at various times that clued desegregation or community control or building independent black institutions and sometimes the things were in conflict with each other. sometimes some things were an evolution of ideas in terms of the best outcoming result. to this point but teachers, teacher are central figures arrived indicators, both parents who i would consider educators in the book as well and organized but also i have a whole

mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh. to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. >>> we have a follow-up now to that mass shooting in gilroy, california. the family of 13-year-old keyla salazar vows to never forget her. and cnn spoke to her uncle who was like a second father to her. it's been so emotional to watch the family's grieving. what happened? what did he tell you? >> reporter: it's so true, alyson. and you speak to her ung who were like her big brothers, her protective and she said she really wanted to be an animator or maybe a youtuber because she was 13 and that's what 13-year-olds wanted to do. but now he's riddled with guilt for the fact he wasn't there for her at the time she needed him the most. >> she was so innocent.

and we get it, jen. she had a late night, playing her make-up concert after that massive blackout saturday, and this is amazing, only we spoke with j.lo right after the show. >> can you believe she turns 50 a week from tomorrow? actually the real big news -- j.lo says she's down to play the biggest gig on the planet -- she's ready for the super bowl. >> yeah, we've thought about the super bowl and it's in miami, is a big deal. ♪ l.a., new york, miami say no more >> they make their own decisions over there. ♪ tonight we gonna get on the

." >>> breaking news tonight, an you are jen urgent new warning of overcrowding. an independent watchdog just released truly stunning images of migrant, including children jammed together behind fences resembling cages. the report demands immediate action quoting a facility manager who likens conditions there to a ticking time bomb. this comes as a poll shows nearly three quarters of americans believe there is a crisis at the southern border. it's most pronounced among democrat who is see the treatment of migrant as a crisis rather than the number of illegal border crossings. also breaking, trump's approval rating is holding steady despite a myriad of controversies including his plan for a military style fourth of july celebration here in washington on the national mall. this hour, i'll speak with former defense secretary leon panetta. >>> first, let's go to the southern border. nick, the inspector general for the department of homeland security has just issued an urgent new report. >> reporter: the new office paints a grim picture for migrants in custody. things

i think this is sort of standard operating procedure for both of them. >> it does, jen, though -- andseems weird as a person, right? they're personal friends. personal advice. and keith just mentioned michelle obama, the former first lady, you know, was asked about this. and here's how she answered it just yesterday. >> barack and i are going to support whoever wins the primary. so we're -- our primary focus is letting the primary process play out. because it's very early. it's like trying to figure out who's going to win the world series on the first seven games. >> and yet, jen, you know, people want to hear we love the guy, he's great, we're not going to endorse but of course -- but that's not what people are getting. >> sure. look, i think first of all michelle obama, she's the one to say she's not political. and she doesn't want to be political. she's retired from politics. and i think what you just saw is her being really, really careful. she and former president obama know that anything they say, anything positive or negative they say about anybody will be kind of judged and pi

jen: still a big hurdle in front of the companies.y're going before a magistrate judge august 1 to figure out when the trial may start. the date is now in contention. you have these states, and i think they are dug in, as much as the companies will try to settle. can they consummate the merger without a settlement from the court? there is not an automatic stay. jen: the states will need to ask for an emergency order from the court, unless the judges agree to close in turn for a quicker trier date -- gripper trial date. david: there has been a lot of restructuring in the deal. how strong is the case on merits? jen: it is a strong case, but the remedy is the hurdle. you have two experts that decide the remedy is good enough to convince the harm and now the states have to convince the judge that the remedy will not ask the harm and prices will still go up. david: in the meantime, they finally have approval from the department of justice. they've been waiting forever. and thanks to jennifer rio abigail doolittle. up next, we will talk wit

mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh.o get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. aarp medicare plans, ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze >>> up dating you on our breaking news, the president has announced director of national intelligence, dan coats, will leave office august 15th. he spent his tenure at the administration at odds with the president. cnn reports that trump had been thinking of firing him in the past. security analyst samantha vinaigrette. you served under president obama. what's your reaction to this? >> ana, i want

william jennings bryan defended a literal interpretation of the bible against evolution. , william jennings bryan john scopes had in fact violated the law by teaching evolution. with the redgan 1920.of 1919, it was a response to a series of strikes in the united states. the best-known one was the one that crippled seattle for five days. it was a strike there. it was also a time when the bolsheviks were in power in russia and had created the comintern. it is what communists international, and it led to the palmer raids in the u.s., a progressive quaker who was the attorney general of the united states. it resulted in the arrest of 4000 people, immigrants mostly, , justf them hard-working workers who did not speak english. they certainly weren't going to start a revolution here. but many of them were beaten up. people were denied representation. -- most of them had nothing to do with radicalism. but there were bombings. there were a series of bombings in this country including the home of mitchell palmer. there was a bombing on wall street and you can still go down to wall street and see the

there could be movement in the shuffle post debate. >> i'll echo jen on cory booker. and so compelling as a presenter. i've been wondering why he's had such a hard time breaking through. i'd really like to hear him not only on policy but also come with some punches. he's a nice guy too often. these superman in newark but needs to show that on the stage. >> thank you so much. >>> kirsten powers, jess mcintosh, you guys have to break. the rest of you are going to be back in the next hour. >>> and all sides agree the u.s. immigration system is messy but can democrats fix it? the debatable ideas emerging in the 2020 race on immigration, next. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze at t-mobile, for $40/line for four lines, it's all included for the whole family, starting with unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. and if you like netflix, it's included on u

justin also shared a photo of two hands, presumably him and jen, at the sunset ceremony. >> well, ito a difficult weekend for newlyweds joe jonas and sophie turner who also faced the tragic loss of their beloved pet. that's up first in tonight's "know and tell." joe and sophie reportedly saw a therapist after the hit and run death of their 15-month-old puppy waldo picasso last month. the couple was spotted walking waldo's big brother, porky. we know the newlyweds love their pups like family. porky was a groomsman at their wedding. waldo had their own instagram page with over 46,000 followers >>> up next, billy ray cyrus make s music history with lil nas. the duo collab "old town road." is now the longest number one on the hot 100. >> that was the most amazing thing i have ever experienced in my life. thank you. >> it beat out previous title holders of mariah carey with boyz ii men. >>> and finally, shawn mendes and camila cabello getting their pda on in tampa, florida. an eyewitness tells "e.t." the two were being flirty, "they were kissing, she had her hand on his leg. meanwhile, he

jen in the gym working out. she is super buff.eople who are trying to be active that they can start? >> i try to walk the walk as much as we talk the talk so for me it's about literally doing it escially for women.t thwes e pe pecially classes if yolike them and then i literally think of it like brushing my teeth. i do it almost every single day. >> and we were talking, you were saying if you don't do it your kids won't do it and that's a big takeaway. >> lead by example. >> thanks, dr. jen. >> you bet. >> we'll be right back with "pop news." be right back with "pop news." down my she shed. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, cheryl. you hear that victor? i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. she shi-er? mhhm. that's wonderful news. home insurance trusted by more people than any other. state farm. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! g

rick santorum, jen psaki and mayor andrew gillum and paul biggala. so help me. free to attack the premise. but, paul, when i listen to this, why do the democrats, we saw it last night, take the debate of being obsessed with how. you don't know how you get it done. you don't know if you tax the middle class. harris has been all over the place because that is the pragmatism you usually apply they've just been clumsy about it but the idea of we have the plan. you think you win the election on the basis of a plan. >> no, hillary would have -- she would have been allowed to serve. i'm for specificity but people want to know the direction. jfk did not stand in texas and say we'll have a rocket and tracking stations in new zealand and said we're going to the moon. and all of the democrats agree on that. and that is why tlar they're -- why tlar doing it because there is 20 in the case. >> but juxtapose with whoever wins, you will not hear this president talk about his health care plan at all during the election. i don't mean it as a criticism. >> no. broad strokes. >> h

did you recognize him jen when you coach him love has certainly changed over the years. time change and sort of the nuts and bolts of training. perhaps there was a little more scope for self deprecation than. taking away hamburg. as if. back to the present and next stop in time could still fairly new to the top level but has already earned a reputation for blazing a trail when it comes to integrating technology into the d.z. routine. it's not just about having. d.n.a. we also have to be selective with that innovation to ensure we use it in ways that benefit was over months of. new technology with getting across the club had even installed a huge video screen out on the training pitch itself. usually a novice man used it to help the players visualize their specific tactical tasks. given that in my mind they won the ball here in the half space there was much we have to close out downs of. tight in the middle play it why did we can pressure the man oh man i don't talk about. complex is the process of transferring information from the tactics to a specific area of the pictur

jen, you were there, what did you see?the old hewlett-packard approach by management of walking around. i wanted to see it with my own , especially in light of other networks marketing this as if it were tiananmen square happening in washington, d.c. what i saw was a very tastefully done display of patriotism. i saw young families out there, people in their 20's, 30's, and 40's, young people. young military guys and their girlfriends. it was the best display of america that i have seen. took a lot ofp critique over this and on much or why. if you look at the flyovers. this is something done at the super bowl every year, done at college football championship games. it was a lot to do about nothing. democrats look a little silly today. david: there is not a lot of controversy about this, is there? >> i will be balanced here and say, i understand, seeing tanks rolling down the streets of washington, d.c. can be jarring for some because we are not used to that. went to europe, saw some of the parades and festivities, and was i

>>well that was christian jennings, reporting as many as 6 officers helped rescue that man. they formed a human latter really to get into the home through the window and pulled the victim to safety. we'll take a break time is 4.40 still ahead we're going introduce you to a san francisco restaurant, this perfect for the holiday weekend. and here's a quick live look outside our market there. a camera in san francisco showing is a beautiful shot, but a lot of folks will be out and about just playing tourist today on this. holiday weekend we'll be right back. >>and we are back check in in the forecast this morning as we take a live look outside doesn't look like the fox 2 big of an issue here in the shuttle i guess it was kind of floating around yesterday turned the fireworks show. john as you predicted, but that didn't seem to stop people from getting out and join it. yeah definitely didn't stop people from getting out there enjoying the day yesterday as lot of people walking up and down the embarcadero they were certainly enjoying this conditions. despite the fact that it was

alan jennings, at the time a urporter with nbc's pittsbgh affiliate wpxi, covered the story.e recounted what doctors later said about that night.hi >> she had tblank stare in her eyes barely a pulse >> reporter: aha they didn't know wt had happened to her? >> no, they didn't >> reporter: autumn was struggling tinbreathe. >> and theomes the ventilator >> reporter: the ventilator, the machines are now taking over >> the machines taking over to keep her alive so they can - until they can determine what the world was going on >> rorter: at some point, alan, did they realize that this is one of their own? this is that brilliant, young doctor that works in the women's neurology unit >> they did at one pt nt i don't know thaey would have treated anyone any differently, but she was one of them one of the team. >> reporter: when autumn's husband, medical researcher bob ferrante, arrived in the trauma room, he tried to give the team some of his wife's medical history. he explained she'd been on fertility hormones >> she had headaches, fainting spells, and that she generally was express

i want to go back to what jen said. she makes an excellent point. the herd has got to start thinning. if you're a progressive and that's where you want to go, why would you be for bernie rather than elizabeth? all the sudden bullock and biden. we'll see tonight actually who won the debate last night. looks like elizabeth warren really outperformed everybody. at the same time, we'll see what tonight brings, which is going to be a much more diverse field. they'll have the benefit of watching last night's debate and having a little bit more time to prepare for some of the difficult answers. but biden is standing there in the middle where bullock is. you can't have both of them. >> does last night's debate change the stakes for joe biden in tonight's debate? >> actually, i think at the beginning of the debate, joe biden is going to have somewhat of an advantage because i do think even as a kamala harris supporter, the biggest bulls-eye on her back is health care. we saw there was 35 minutes dedicated to health care last night. it doesn't give you an opp

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jen ashton is here with insight. >>> and gma on the red carpet with the cast of the "lion king" at the premiere and there is blue ivy and beyonce with incredible new music to share with you, they just released it. >>> plus rolling into texas, live from michael's home town of houston, celebrating remarkable young hero and of course they say everything is bigger in texas. so we've got a super-sized deal and steals for you from the steamy upper texas coastline. natasha and reggin ald. >> can i start calling you reggin old. >> and that is about it -- and my dad when i'm in trouble. >> mr. aqui. >> we know the bay area isn't the great place for first-time home buying but one city ranks least affordable of them all. >> and look up, that is a helicopter carrying goats in slings. multiples of them. we're going to explain exactly what is going on here. >> are they okay? >> i don't know. >>> as you get your day into gear, a live look but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: w

senator -- i'm sorry, jen, let me show you this tweet from president trump. crazy bernie sanders related baltimore to a third world country and based on that statement, bernie is a racist and here is a clip of bernie sanders after the visit to baltimore in 2015. take a listen. >> anyone who took the walk that we took, we took around this neighborhood would not think you're in a wealthy nation, you would think that you were in a third world country. >> but there is a difference. >> of course. and, look, i think everybody should be focused on helping people in the inner city of baltimore. people would like more jobs and health care and benefits that the government could certainly support. but there is a commonality and a pattern with president trump here and i think that is important context. he's not attacking the republican governors of eight of the poor estates in the country that are predominantly white. he's not attacking them. he's not attacking white republicans who oversee states in rural communities that also have high levels of poverty, even -- >> lik

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and aren't even on the team, but charge early and jen all. if they do to play the game so. >>yes you heard that correct. charlie bostwick gets paid to play video games with the golden state warriors gaming squat he's known online as cb 13 were all from different places from new type is from india. >>these moves from portland like we're all from different parts of the world will came here to play so it's actually a full-time well sort of you see these players are under 6 month contracts with the nba team that they're gaming squad is owned by in this case the warriors they make anywhere from 32 to 35 grand during those 6 months. >>and can earn more money during tournaments that may not sound like a lot of money to keep in mind their housing costs are covered food, covered transportation of tournaments covered medical insurance and retirement plans are also yes covered. >>of the misconceptions is that these guys are just play the video game all day die like their grandparents basements are in their parents basements very good that no there so we

>> i wonder, and jen, you would be better talking about this than even i would.d of almost wonder if the elephant in the room is can a woman beat trump? and the electability argument with a woman specifically. you look at so many studies of voter behavior and how it quite frankly hurt female candidates in the united states. and we're not saying it but that's what we should be thinking about. >> let me address that. i wrote a whole book about this. and i lived through that clinton campaign. so what i believe is if it's harder, it takes a longer time for voters to buy into women candidates, they need to prove themselves more. that's why it took a while for harris and warren to take off but they took off. if joe biden is the nominee, great, i will be super happy to support him. but i would have a great deal of faith in either warren or harris as the nominee because those women they land their mark, they do not screw up, they work really hard and they work really hard to convince people to come their way. a woman, this is all leading to a woman being the one to take

officers were called to the scene in front of the united council of human services on jennings street just after 11:00 last night. officers also set up a crime scene nearby at the corner of yosemite avenue and kei street. it is not clear if the two crime scenes are related at this point. we'll check keeping for details. >> san francisco police are look for two burglars accused of a hit-and-run. >> they hit a tourist outside of legion of honor and in front of his son. here is jobina fortson live now. >> reporter: look at what we found out here, scattered all over the parking lot. glass, and it is not clear if this is from the incident yesterday that police described to us as horrific. a father and son weresoo. but police tell us that a father started to take photos of the burglars and then that is when police say those two burglars drove their getaway car into the father. that father was rushed to the hospital. at last check he was in stable condition. an officer and sergeant went to the hospital to be with the father and son who are not from the area. sfpd said the son needed time to

so i got santorum, jen psaki and gillam. and i have to be right, jen. again. >> if it is, that is a freakish mathematical thing. >> you won't have this many in the next set. >> you won't. the prediction i would say between 8 and 12 will probably qualify for the september debates because -- >> basically 2% in four separate polls and 130,000 donors. >> exactly. which is not that hard of a criteria. if you are not hitting 2% by september, i know there is history -- historical precedent and you may need to rethink whether you should run for president. there are a number of candidates who are competing and a number of people on the stage tonight. there are some candidates on the stage tonight and tomorrow night who are going to have to figure out how they get on the stage in september. and this may be the last time we see them. so that is when we'll see punches come out, some contrast with other candidates and those are many of the candidates we should watch. >> senator jump in when you want to but these guys have points i haven't been able to touch on. so a

we ultimately also have to bridge our pledges the jen ro generosity the people have pledged to make sure we don't have long-term debt. we need a bridge loan, we want to thank our piartner first republic bank to bridge that pledge loan and fragile for -- frankly for banking our loan. we'll mention again later, they also gave quite a big gift to the campaign. thank you. it's now my pleasure to really move us into thanking the other people who really put down significant mark er s and donatn s and pledges to this campaign and invite other people who have really lifted for me so long to come up and thank people who have participated, that's russ flin and hjose allen. [ applause ]. >> thank you, ashley. good morning, everyone. i am hjose allen. i'm a member of the board of meals on wheels frisk san francisco, and along with russ flin, i co chachaired the 50th s anniversary capital campaign. us russ and i are proud to be part of this vital project and to be able to thank each of you for your support of meals on wheels. clearly to be successful in r e raising almost 41, dlr $42 needed for this

it is marc on camera one and two, simon on camera three and four, jen on five, nima on six and seven, ben on eight and this is thalia on nine. this was the world's first full tv programme to be filmed and edited only on mobile devices. fyi, it was a nightmare. this week's click has been filmed entirely in 360 degrees. this was another world first, where we reinvented how tv was made, for an audience that could look in any direction at any time. and this week, for click 1000, we have really gone for it. do i explore the cave, or do i look behind the tree? i'll explore the cave. so turn to page 8a. this is how i spent a lot of my childhood, reading books where i could choose my own adventure, where at every point, i got to decide what happened next, and every time i read it, the story changed. i absolutely loved them. not only was i in a different world, but because i was in charge of the story, that story came to life. it felt so real. come on then, spen. so, after choose your own adventure books, came computer adventure games, first with text, and then with amazing graphics. but both

my name is jen curtis a d w. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the ones who won't be silenced a beauty queen who's accused former gambian president of raping to 5 years ago is back in the country where she's encouraging victims of sexual violence to speak out . so i am inspired by a woman motivated by all the horrendous other stories of being here and i think it's not fair for you as on the tribune if you're told you're going it wants my silence protects what he has done to me. and the n.b.a.'s 1st professional basketball league outside of north america since she can call from africa in january we'll be talking to the managing director of n.b.a. africa. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chinned in in gambia overlords he's are investigating allegations against the former president. he's accuses say he's committed human rights abuses during his 22 years impala accusations he denies several women have now come forward to recount how they were sexually assaul

it is marc on camera one and two, simon on camera three and four, jen on five, nima on six and seven, ben on eight and this is thalia on nine. this was the world's first full tv programme to be filmed and edited only on mobile devices. fyi, it was a nightmare. this week's click has been filmed entirely in 360 degrees. this was another world first, where we reinvented how tv was made, for an audience that could look in any direction at any time. and this week, for click 1000, we have really gone for it. do i explore the cave, or do i look behind the tree? i'll explore the cave. so turn to page 8a. this is how i spent a lot of my childhood, reading books where i could choose my own adventure, where at every point, i got to decide what happened next, and every time i read it, the story changed. i absolutely loved them. not only was i in a different world, but because i was in charge of the story, that story came to life. it felt so real. come on then, spen. so, after choose your own adventure books, came computer adventure games, first with text, and then with amazing graphics. but both

was in let's have president off tons and he ain't 2015 and he's real newspapers have been closed and jen this arrest and threatened with death i mean there is disappearances already trending on twitter and the hash tag free eric of india one use of quoted us president thomas jefferson saying our liberty depends on the freedom of the press and that cannot be limited without being lost i'm joined now by own a small in whom what national coordinator of tanzania human rights defenders coalition he's coming to us from doris and i'm welcome to deja vu africa tell us more about who eric that india is and why the authorities would want him in custody . issue i'm aware are a long time problem and this gives you'll only see him in the country he has been reporting 2000000 houses in from the media and also recently he has been writing a lot on what is not in time going you know. it will about school days you know a lot of the article explaining. what is happening probably especially on their wedding party so if you will is one of our. modern prominent. journalist you all it becomes. clear if you kn

i want to thank you, jen, as well. thanks for your extraordinary work.e will now open up this item for public comment. [speaking spanish] if you want to line up on this side of the room, to your right, my left. [speaking spanish] mr. wright, going to start us off? >> she's going to start off first. >> supervisor ronen: fantastic. >> [speaking spanish spanish. [ >> good morning everybody, for your presence. >> voice of translator: my name is brenda and i'm one of the leaders in faith in action. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i would also like to thank supervisor ronen, so that in future meetings we also have interpretation in spanish. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i'm here to advocate for myself and other seniors in my community, that are also low income as myself. speaking spanish >> voice of translator: in my case, it's not really possible for me to be independent as my s.s.i. is not sufficient for me to pay for my apartment. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i would like you to keep in mind also all of the older senior

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jen ashton will join us. family has confirmed epilepsy.y really understand what it is. >> this is a common cns disorder central nervous system disorder, robin. and as we heard in the piece, it's characterized by seizures and affects people of all ages, babies, children, adults, men and women. in terms what have causes it some people are born with it. sometimes it comes after a trauma to the head, a brain tumor, certain infectious diseases, electrolyte abnormalities but can be difficult to manage. about 70% of cases are managed well with medication. about 30% can be hard. >> how common is this condition sudep? what are the risk factors for it? >> here's the important thing, we heard that generally cited incidents of this sudden unexplained death is 1 in 1,000 for adults with epilepsy. that means of though 1,000, 999 will not experience this. when you talk about the pediatric population, it's even more rare thankfully. it's about 1 in 4,500 which means most people will not have to worry about this. we don't really understand what causes it b

mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh.w we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. >>> president trump doubling down on his attacks on four democratic congresswomen of color. today branding them as racist and not very smart. let's talk about this now. john kasich is here. former republican governor of ohio. i hope i can get my mouth to work in the conversation. how are you? >> good. i was in your studio on saturday. i went in as a tourist and you have a palace there. this is unbelievable. how nice it is. >> only the best for -- >> you deserve it. i sat in your chair. >> is that what happened? that's why it's broken. listen, let's get to some serious business. you heard in the open, i'm sure you heard this weekend the presi

jennings are arrested, not prior to the uranium and the rattlesnake, this is still america as all.he combination of a rattlesnake and kentucky bourbon and uranium. >> our next high could have come straight out of a movie but nobody would have buy it. the los angeles angels honored their beloved team, who died at the age of 27-year-old this mopt. t month. friday's home game was the team's first since his passing. tyler's mother threw out a perfect strike and every member of the team wore tyler's number 45 with his name on the back. t tyler's fellow pitcher, felix penya carried a combine in the 9th inning and the final out. >> he fires the first. the angels have no hit. the yes, a no hitter on tyler skaggs. the number of batters the angels faced saturday night, 28. you can't make this stuff up. tonight was to honor him and he was definitely looking over. the angels left their jerseys on the mound. the guy died suddenly. what an unbelievable tribute to him. >> he was born on the 13th day of the seven months. >>> our final low, the common doorbell camera of his house is a sophisticated

they're role models to fans like jen berney from san diego. >> they're also examples of how to be great humans. really multidimensional people who stand up for what's right and aren't afraid to express their opinions and aren't afraid to just be fabulous. >> it obviously means a lot to you. >> we love them. >> reporter: their win caps four weeks of drama off the field with players deflecting accusations of celebrating too boldly -- >> you see men celebrating all around the world in big tournaments. >> reporter: speaking too openly. >> i stand by the comments i made about not wanting to go to the white house. >> reporter: and displaying too much confidence. >> i don't think our team is arrogant at all. >>ep-bg run,ea has also fought for equal pay and treatment for female athletes. in that battle, players have said this trophy matters. their coach jill ellis says they won it by being resilient. >> they put their hearts and soul into this journey, and i can't thank them enough. it's been fantastic. >> reporter: the biggest winner here may be women's soccer. this tournament has highlighted