markets already making its lead pay more to borrow money earlier we asked financial correspondent john l. do alone just how much of a nightmare the new coalition is for economists well i suppose really it's a continuation of the ongoing nightmare that's been the italian economy we have a situation where they want to drive the public spending as you said and bankroll bankroll new policies that that would require more debt to finance and we know that that's against the eurozone rules they want to see a change in these rules and they also have this proposal of using short term security is in order based on future tax revenue in order to pay off public suppliers and many are worried that that's really just tantamount to introducing a. a parallel currency to the euro so you can almost feel officials blood pressure shooting up from here to brussels so though we're only at the beginning of this particular chapter heading off this economic nightmare will depend a lot on political sense and maybe rome and brussels will manage to head off an almost certain collision well maybe being the operative

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and monitoring the developments at deutsche this week for us is our financial correspondent john l. de mello on in frankfurt. well the reporting so far seems to indicate that the cuts will be everywhere and all the regions where dortch operates across all levels of the operation so retail banking investment banking assets management at its subsidiary of post the bank it's also it's already working on cutting its activities on u.s. equities but it's also started to reduce operations elsewhere like in central europe africa and the middle east so the supervisory board is apparently getting together tonight in order to consult on these plans and these targets with the results being presented tomorrow at that shareholders meeting where i will also be monitoring the developments as they unfold. u.s. president donald trump shocked america with plans to roll back banking regulations and now congress has approved a bill to dismantle pockets of the post financial crisis legislation but large lenders will have to continue as before. the u.s. congress voted to roll back dog frank rules is a big

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he passed a bill, it was john l. lewis, and at time that senator krug, passed a piece of legislation, not from taxpayers' money, that said every time from this day forward, by the mine workers of america, that a percentage of that price of that commodity of that coal would go towards their benefit so they would have something. let me tell you what we have today. the average miner's pension is $995. we're not talking thousands of dollars. most of this goes to widows whose husbands passed a away. the agreement was a sacred promise between the workers and the country and it captured the best of america and who we are, but the multiemployer pension system in the united states is in crisis, as many as 114 pension plans, including mine workers of america, 1974 pension fund is expected to become insolvent. we're the first ones on the block. this critical plan which covers 87,000 retired miners, 27,000 in my state and 20,000 full vested full workers expect to become insolvent by 2022 or sooner. if congress allows this, the r

it has truly grabbed gamers everywhere and it's these to the vine and excitement around about roy l johnoe gaming, which has been around for a while but has picked up steam -- oh round the yalaround the battle ro gaming. it's phenomenal growth in fortnight. is it every person for themselves, is it teams? will it be happening in your arenas? judd: absolutely. the beauty of this john roe -- the beauty of thisgenre -- the beauty of this genre are the different formats. is thatresting thing there are about 100 players that dropped into a map and you are scrambling for weapons, and it's the last man standing type of game. there's really no limit to the creativity that can happen inside these games. what is coming from epic and other creative tournament organizers like ourselves will be truly exciting for the industry as a whole. emily: talk about how you see these fitting into your arenas and your realm. judd: we have six arenas around the world in north america, europe, and china. our flagship open up in march in las vegas. one of the things we really looked at was the rise of fortnight and

. >>> and senator john mccain, battling brain cancer, battl b l new memoir, and among the revelations, mccain writing that he regrets he didn't choose former senator joe lieberman as his running mate, he chose sarah palin instead. and reading from his book, mccain sharing his hope for america. >> i'd like to see us recover our sense that we're more alike than different. whether we think each other right or wrong in our views on the issues of the day, we owe each other our respect. >> "the new york times" also reporting tonight that senator mccain would like vice president pence to attend his funeral instead of the president. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the college student shot and killed near campus. and what police have just revealed. >>> also, the dramatic police rescue, the pictures just coming in. the car crashing into a lake. officers racing to save the driver. >>> the 13-year-old declared brain dead. his heart had stopped for 15 minutes. his family had signed away his organs. and then he wakes up. that family, right here tonight. >>> a

front runner in the race for california governor, leading republican businessman john cox by an 11 point margin. former l-a mayor antonio villa-rai-gosa is right behind cox. and republican state assemblyman travis allen rounds out the top 4. but there were fans of other candidates also in the house.i really thought that eastin came out ahead. i didn't know much about her before.immigration was another big topic. all the democrats in the race for governor are against building a wall on the border of mexico. sotsotjohn cox, who supports building a wall, along with travis allen want to reverse california's sanctauary state laws. sotsot character and morality were also brought up.some of the candidates affairs and transgressions were addressed. there were guests here tonight that were undecided, but after the debate, they're certain who they'll be voting for in june 5th's primaries.reporting from san jose ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam)a live look outside tonight(ken)lawrence is here with the forecast lawrence karnow: there lawrence kron 4 news.... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam)a live look outside tonig

john cox are tied in second with seven percent. educator and youth advocate delaine eastin is in fourth place with five percent. former l john chiang are tied with four pecent. 36 percent of people polled say they're still undecided. ( darya ) the deadline to register to vote is coming up. the primary up. the primary is june 5th... and the voter registration deadline is monday, the 21st. you can register to vote at the d-m-v or online. and voter information is avaliable in 10 languages. ( darya ) still ahead... san francisco is looking to become the first city in the country... to provide a safe site for drug users. ( darya ) plus... it looks like democrats may be fighting a losing battle... to keep net neutrality alive. ( darya ) and next... it's official meghan markle's father will ánot attend the royal wedding... but the reason why is still unclear. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) as an upper low continues to move inland, a weak ridge will develop over the eastern pacific bringing a slight warming and drying trend to the bay area through saturday. late night and early m

front runner in the race for california governor, leading republican businessman john cox by an 11 point margin. former lntonio villa- rai-gosa is right behind cox. and republican state assemblyman travis allen rounds out the top 4. immigration was another big topic. all the democrats in the race for governor are against building a wall on the border of mexico. john cox, who supports building a wall, along with travis allen want to reverse california's sanctauary state laws. sotsot character and morality were also brought up.some of the candidates affairs and transgressions were addressed. coming up at 10, we'll hear if guests have decided who they'll be voting for. reporting from san jose ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (gary sports (gary sports tease) . we had a no-hitter in we had a no- hitter in baseball tonight....north of the border we are in toronto canada....seattle's james paxton gets former a josh donaldson to ground out....as paxton became the second canadian to ever throw a major leagiue no-hitter..and the first to do it in his native country...the british columbia native lead seattle to a 5-0

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we take a closer look at the l questions the statemen raise, with john carlin. he was a longtime justice departme official and federal prosecutor, and now works in prate practice. and rick hasen, an election law expert a professor at the university of california irvine tlhool of law. and, gen, we welcome both of you back to the program. rick hasen, i'm going to start with you. we just heard a few minutes ago i that piece we put together rudy giulill the anchors at fox news, he said there was no campaign violation, everything was done properly. how do you see it? >> well, i tnk it's a really open question. right now, what it lookss like i that michael cohen gave a loan to donald trump, and if that was tcampaign-related loan, then that h be reported on mempaign finance forms and each he loan was paid back, the o yment had to be put in there. it's all goingrn on what did trump foe, when did he know it and was this cami related, was the motive to help the campaign or to help trump personally? w while we don't know enough to knther or not there's a campaign finance v

john cox are tied in second with seven percent. educator and youth advocate delaine eastin is in fourth place with five percent. former leasurer john chiang are tied with four pecent. 36 percent of people polled say they're still undecided. (pam) also new tonight at six... a u-s appeals court refused to dismiss a planned parenthood lawsuit against the center for medical progress. the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld the lawsuit today, allowing racketering and other claims against the group. the center for medical progress recorded videos of planned parenthood employees.... and accused them of illegally selling parts of aborted fetuses in 20- 15. planned parenthood says, the center deceptively edited and falsified the videos they posted online. (pam) coming up... details from congress on the efforts to save net neutrality and the prospect for success on capitol hill .. ( ken ) also... two people still in the hospital from a deadly southern california explosion ... and now, authorities believe the blast was intentional.. we'll tell you why. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. i'm d

l a gig. it's the story of our nation. john chiang's father came here with little money, but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial disaster during the great recession. ...leaving more to invest in progressive priorities like education, healthcare and affordable housing. john chiang. the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future. . >>> afternoon a live report on the high profile talks happening today as the president looks to save his summit with north korea. >> it's not easy to predict where it's going to go. >> and lava in hawaii now threatens a plant which if breached could release possibly deadly gases in to the air. that's being done to prevent that. >>> first it dominates the skyline and in just a few hours the sales force tower officially opens up. it's tuesday, may 22nd. good morning. >> we have live team coverage taking

john cox are tied in second with seven percent. educator and youth advocate delaine eastin is in fourth place with five percent. former led with four pecent. 36 percent of people polled say they're still undecided. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ... the a's are one step closer to buidling a new ballpark. the steps they will now take to get the stadium off the ground. ( james ) and next... it's official meghan markle's father will ánot attend the royal wedding... but the reason why is still unclear. as an upper low continues to move inland, a weak ridge will develop over the eastern pacific bringing a slight warming and drying trend to the bay area through saturday. late night and early morning low clouds will return to the coast and valleys tonight as the marine layer re- establishes. towards the end of the weekend another upper low will approach northern california bringing back cooler temperatures to the interior. (robin) 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

john brennan as joe alluded to, has some explaining to do. even obama intel chiefs are now contradicting him. andy mccarthy next. contradicting him >> l >> laura: two former top intel officials are contradicting a key claim made by former cia director john brennan and the russia investigation. remember brennan testified before congress last year that the salacious russian dossier was not used in that official intel community assessment on russian interference in the 2016 election. but the dossier was used in the assessment, at least according to a report of a classified letter sent by former nsa director mike rogers to congress. former director of national intel jim klapper also told cnn that the dossier was used in the assessment. let's discuss this and other developments with former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy, whose piece in the "national review" today is titled "retracting a retraction: fusion simpson stands by testimony that fbi had a spy in the trump campaign." ' great to see you. where are we now on this? brennan seems to be completely disgraced. he has been contradicted even by former obama intel chiefs. what gives? >> th

were raped assaulted or harassed by famous photographer john clarke not he's the husband of academy member and poet catarina frost and sun the women l. ledger the abuse happened in properties owned by the swedish academy their complaints they say were ignored he has denied the allegations his wife has since resigned over. the crisis has aggravated differences among its members shedding light on other problems the academy is also dealing with allegations of financial crimes and in the past names of laureates were reportedly leaked before winners were officially announced. i think the swedish academy is worth more than that it shouldn't disappear because of the scandal which it undoubtedly is but never cademy member has done anything as far as i know. protests were held for weeks but global need to movement likely played a role in the revelations and the academy's decision the voting process is also an issue the academy had eighteen lifetime members but several have resigned since the scandal booting the organization's first female leader. we only have ten members at the moment and now we really have to start electing new members and

john harvest. one thing i wanted to ask you about is whether your book covers robert l. van who is a lawyer and the editor and publisher of the courier who told black voters to turn lincoln's portrait against the wall. in world war ii. >> i talk in the first chapter of the book significantly about the changing mentality of -- oh. [laughter] the changing mentality among black voters. i talk about what i think of is the ambivalence on the one hand. follow the advice and abandon the party of lincoln. and on the other side this sort , of promise of the new deal, encouragement of people like kelly miller and walter white who were so complementary of roosevelt and the kind of plans that he had for african-americans and also increasingly the material evidence that things were improving. but there was, again, a large degree of ambivalence in terms of how people were going to cast their vote and whether or not, you know, people like him were believed because for every piece of evidence that the new deal was going to give or opportunity or jobs there was also evidence of discrimin

l tables. >> trust is they gotta go to the store house. come on. johnwe have been talking a lot about the over reach of the surveillance state. i did a piece on this last night. since 911, i guess all the good intentions we will keep the nation safe. of course we all want the nation safe we created a surveillance super state and a lot of good people in the agencies they put their lives on the lines for us. people at the top think they are beyond reapproach they are so confident they are right they. to do what they want with impunity. >> that's the deep state. i'm glad you call it the deep state. you can call at this time federal bureaucracy it is well and in power forever. people have to remember those patriots the cia and fbi and nsa and elsewhere, many of them came of age and entered into the senior intelligence service during the obama administration. and for men of them that's where their loyalties lie. well is a deep state. congress man-made an important point that is congressional oversight. the ci adjust as a part of its nature pushes back on con

he and his family are part of ab nedocumentary: "john mccain: for whom the bell tolls," which debuts next monday.oo here's a l>> come on verma. >> come on verma.. >> come on hon >> i got a phone cal my mom that said, "jack you're going to see some stuff in the news. ur father has, has brain cancer. i'm with him right now. he knows his diagnosis and he's the same as he's always been, he said, 'alright let's push forward.'" k >> yw these doctors keep talking to me about people who,l if youthem the truth then ntey just give up and die. that you really o and i, i keep saying them, "just tell llme, just tell me, that's want to know, you know." some say, "well it's, it's not good" and i say, "well, you know it's just--" and it really drives me crazy but then i talk to other doctor friends of mine and say that most people, that's not what they want to hear. why wouldn't they want to hear? you know? why wouldn't they want to spend a few more days here, you know? >> woodruff: mccain's confrontation with cancer isr- also eesent, whether explicitly or implicitly, in a new memoir out today. there are reflections about li

l congratulations and thank you on your award. >> and i'd like to ask our director of transit, john haley, to come forward, to direct one of his employees. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon. we want to try to outnumber everyone. thomas edison is not only known for having a rest area on the new jersey turn pike named after him but also for the invention of the light bulb which many people believe led to a cut down of one to three hours a night for many of us. well, in transit, we have many opportunities to be up in the middle of the night and receive phone calls on various things. today, i want to ask you to honor someone who not only responded to a call in the middle of the night to take care of an urgent problem, which allowed us to provide service to a significant portion of our riders, think the 38 route for one, but also day in and day out in a leadership role, her work has been recognized by our riders consistently, and the surveys in the last cup will of years as our marks for clean vehicles has improved. so on the night of march 30th, i received a phone call sometime around 2:30 in the morning, saying that our flynn divi

story dominate and fester over several months without even gaining that l of the message and was the problem and that was something john and i report out, frustration ot of building up inside the campaign and bill clinton was frustrated, but they couldn't get their message across that the e-mail ituation was the controversy dominating the campaign. i think a lot of this kind of led to her defeat. was just better at, he was playing le at kind of to the media and calling in to hows, something she eventually thought to do also, but i think it was a little too late. ost: mark in michigan, independent line, hi. caller: yeah, mark. i was disappointed in democrats and republicans. [cutting out] -- hillary was going to raise tax on the rich. going to crease ain't ean squat anyhow, how much -- on the deficit if people are working? host: okay. breaking up, mark, i apologize, jonathan allen to the idea, the message that hillary delivered on economics. is there something to what the caller was bringing up? interesting, the caller is talking about deficits and the debt. huge effort on the clinton campaign's part to find ways to pay

front runner in the race for california governor, leading republican businessman john cox by an 11 point margin. former lo villa- rai-gosa is right behind cox. and republican state assemblyman travis allen rounds out the top 4. but there were fans of other candidates also in the house.i really thought that eastin came out ahead. i didn't know much about her before. immigration was another big topic. all the democrats in the race for governor are against building a wall on the border of mexico. sotsotjohn cox, who supports building a wall, along with travis allen want to reverse california's sanctauary state laws. sotsot character and morality were also brought up.some of the candidates affairs and transgressions were addressed. there were guests here tonight that were undecided, but after the debate, they're certain who they'll be voting for in june 5th's primaries.reporting from san jose ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. ( robin )sad new this morning... former governor of california... george deukmejian... has died. deukemjian passed away tuesday of natural causes. the rebulican governor served from 19-83 t

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conspiracy theorist, just coming back to your earlier point about john bolton and mike pence kept talking about the libya model, don't mention the l't want it, did they try and stop it subtly? i suspectjohn it, did they try and stop it subtly? i suspect john bolton it, did they try and stop it subtly? i suspectjohn bolton has never want to see —— wanted to see this take place. the libya model was the fall of the gaddafi government, and his death. what message do that send? you can imagine how they would be confused. but this is a slippery government in pyongyang. they don't wa nt to government in pyongyang. they don't want to give up their nuclear weapons. in retrospect as many of us suspected, it was probably a mistake to start at the highest level. i think mike pompeo, the secretary of state, is probably best placed to work with the south koreans, the japanese, the north koreans, and the chinese, to put together some sort of diplomatic process and that we don't go back to where the situation was in 2017, a war of words and heightened marshall rhetoric between our country and north korea. when you were at nato, sending off your l

they were raped assaulted or harassed by famous photographer john not he's the husband of academy member and poet caterina frost and sun the women l. ledger the abuse happened in properties owned by the swedish academy their complaints they say were ignored he has denied the allegations his wife has since resigned. over the crisis has aggravated differences among its members shedding light on other problems the academy is awful dealing with allegations of financial crimes and in the past names of laureates were reportedly leaked before winners were officially announced. i think the swedish academy is worth more than that it shouldn't disappear because of the scandal which it undoubtedly is but never cademy member has done anything as far as i know. protests were held for weeks the global need to movement likely played a role in the revelations and the academy's decision. the voting process is also an issue the academy had eighteen lifetime members but several have resigned since the scandal including the organization's first female leader the whole variety of them and us we only have ten members at the moment and now we really hav

john dean, who was the white house counsel, actually with the approval of the then director, l. patrick gray, the director of the fbi, sat in on 14 interviews of white house individuals, employees. he also received from the fbi 302 reports, which were interview reports of individuals that the fbi had interviewed in the watergate investigation. >> so what i have to ask you, and viewers will be forgiven for feeling like this is a painting of collapsing that keeps collapsing in on itself, but if what you and john are saying is legally true, then what happened today also have to go into something that mueller investigates? >> it's all part of a pattern that's been going on, a pattern of obstruction. an effort to try and impede the investigation. an effort to try and provide information to donald trump and others in the white house so that they can tailor their stories to whatever it is the evidence is that's out there. that's why this is an obstruction of justice. what they're trying to do is learn what the government knows so that they can then come up with a story that they can pu

in a confirmation hearing there would l be and would be legitimate questions about her tenure at the c.i.a. you have johnennan and james clapper and all critics of donald trump saying she is qualified and should be the c.i.a. director, right? i disagree a little bit with charlie in that it is a fight he wants to have but he seems to want to have the fight to appeal to his base which is why he has 40% approval rating even when things are -- >> dana: yeah, he wins that base over and over again. >> he can win that base. what it creates for the rest of the country is messiness, the continued messiness with the administration. they didn't have to. the white house called her in on friday. they didn't have to do that. they either scared her a little bit or she -- >> dana: what i imagine that happened she went there and they said let's go over a few more things that you could probably be asked about. she, according to the "washington post," said you know, i'm worried about the integry till of the agency. i don't -- integrity of the agency. i don't want the agency hurt so i am willing to step out. but i feel that

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l protection bureau. you will now face mike dewine in november to determine who will replace outgoing ohio governor john kasich. in indiana, vice president mike pence brother greg pence won the republican primary for congressional seat in eastern indiana that vice president once sat in. female candidates are also big winners on tuesday. politico reports there were 20 "it house primaries with women on the ballot tuesday night, and voters selected a female nominee in 17 of them. we will have more on the primaries later in the broadcast. in armenia, thousands of people took to the streets tuesday to celebrate after opposition leader nikol pashinyan was elected prime minister by armenia's parliament. the election followed weeks of anti-corruption and anti-government protests which toppled former president serzh sargsyan in april. the new prime minister is a formerer journalist and publish. meanwhile, in hungary, thousands of people demonstrated outside parliament tuesday as far-right-wing prime minister viktor orban was formally sworn in for a third term. he led a xenophobic, anti-immigrant campaign and won two-th

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. >>> joining john heilman and me at the table, em an mcmullan who recently ran for president as an independent. rick sting lformer under secretary of state for public diplomacy former managing editor, rev al sharpton, action network and host of politics nation here on msnbc. i want to add one more element to the dumpster fire today, rick steng l, and ask you to respond. jennifer ruben writes in the washington post, what is wrong with these people? this is the political culture blessed and cheered on for evangelical leaders for nothing trump or his cronies do paying hush monday toy a porn star or endorsing alleged child molester is over the line. they're not enablers are bad people, but bad people sure do flourish. >> i'm a great believer that any organization takes its ques from the head that of organization. i actually was thinking about this today. i worked for awhile for jack boble, the founder of vanguard. he hated cursing. he was revolted by curseling. i used to curse a lot. i stopped -- i never -- you take, you take your cues from the person who is the head of the organization. it is certainly true wh

stay away from negotiations, john, you're hurting our country. now, the president, of course lranian nuclear deal this afternoon. joining us nigel farage, european member of parliament, nigel, your country pushing back against, perhaps, america getting out of this deal, borris johnson to sort of make his plea, what do you make of it all? >> borris johnson has been in washington for the last couple of days meeting pompeo and bolton. he's not here actually independently representing the united kingdom. this is a european union policy, a globalist policy if you'd like which is that we should apiece iran and in return they will not be developing nuclear program. i have to say i am personally very skeptical about the european union position on this and i do not see for one moment borris' trip changing the mind of people like john bolton or, indeed, the president who was described this deal as being absolutely mad, so we are going to get 2:00 p.m. eastern time, the president speaking on this, i think borris johnson and the european union will be disappointed. charles: what do you mak

but john yang now has the strange tale of how and why two obama administration staffers pe the pact are suddenly back in focus. lbeen nearly three years since the iran ds sealed. but on saturday, the british newspaper "the guardian"ed repohat colin kahl and ben rhodes, two top obama white housnational security officials, were the subjects of elaborate efforts to delegitimize the deal last year. they were targeted by an israeli n ivate intelligence firm trying to dig up informatat might discredit both men as proponents of the iran agreement. dith me now to explain this story is "the gu's" world affairs editor, julian borger, who helped break the story. julian, thanks for being here. first off, i know you have a new story post-ed on "the guaran"'s web site. what's the latest? >> this is about the head of the national iranian american council, a fierce advocate of the iran nuclear deal, and during the transition if lae 2016, he was approached through an intermediatory with a message from u.s. intelligence warning him to look out because the trump crowd were coming after him and would seek to discredit him as a mean

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