i brought with me a captain from the special victim's unit and director john sanchez from the forensic services division. we are here to give you the semiannual report that you get every six months in relations to the collection and submission in testing of the sexual assault examination kits. you should all have in front of you the information that we have provided to you. i will go over it briefly and then we i will be happy to answer any questions. this is for the period of january first through june 30th of 2019. during that time, there were 165 , 161 kits that were collected and submitted to the crime lab within five days of the incident occurring. they were four additional which would make it a total of 165, that were submitted to the crime lab but were not submitted in the last five days. those were submitted from collections from outside jurisdictions. those were sexual assaults that occur in other jurisdictions, and once it arrives at our property control division, it is then transported to his -- to the clock -- crime lab for testing. this next line, line three on the report

chief john claude juncker has already told johnson that the deal cannot be changed . this is not. spain's parliament has rejected pedro sanchez his bid to become foreign as prime minister he lost a vote of.

chief john claude juncker has already told johnson that the deal cannot be changed and this is now. spain's parliament has rejected pedro sanchez's bid to be confirmed as prime minister he lost a vote of.

john ratcliffe who aggressively questioned former special counsel robert mueller last week has been mentioned as a potential replacement, though an official said no final decision has yet been made. boris sanchezite house for us. dan coats has been there since the early days of the administration. boris, he and the president have not always clicked or seen eye to sigh. is that fair to say? >> right now the white house isn't commenting on this re

john ratcliffe who aggressively questioned former special counsel robert mueller last week has been mentioned as a potential replacement, though an official said no final decision has yet been made. boris sanchez at the white house for us. dan coats has been there since the early days of the administration. boris, he and the president have not always clicked or seen eye to sigh. is that fair to say? >> right now the white house isn't commenting on this reporting that the director of national intelligence is soon to leave the position, though we had expected that he would soon be departing because president trump in recent weeks has been having conversations within the white house about possible replacements for dan coats. we know that president trump, according to sources, did not see eye to eye with his director of national intelligence, regularly fuming about him. he apparently considered firing him previously. the president ultimately listening to aides and deciding to keep him in the position. white house officials had previously told cnn they got the feeling that coats was eyeing retirement. this appears to be a natural step forward, not necessarily the president getting rid of someone he

chief john claude juncker has already told johnson that the deal cannot be changed . wishes and. spain's parliament has rejected pedro sanchez's bid to be confirmed as prime minister he lost a vote of confidence after coalition talks between his socialists on the far left per day most party felt if lawmakers cannot break the deadlock in the next 2 months spain will hold another national election in november the 4th in 4 years. the u.n. says up to 150 migrants are missing after their boat capsized off the libyan coast local fishermen on the coast guard rescued about 140 people the boat sets off from the port of columns a major departure point for migrants attempting to reach europe. the heat wave is setting new records across europe in the french capital paris the temperature searched to an all time high of 42.6 degrees celsius on thursday germany the netherlands and belgium also recorded unprecedented heat temperatures are expected to drop in many regions on friday. all you need to do is follow the sun to see the path it is burning across europe today from germany to belgium to britain high temperature records were shattered a