to be much more coherent before the any by law to agreement could come to fruition for example you k. will have to to accept us have food products such as hormone treated be currently banned under european rules for dad poor at the border probably of god by law to our dream into to be some kind of a realisation in the future and it seems that direct line it's not going to get across. announcement today and hostilities investors have not only been listening to mr drum but also to the chairman of the federal reserve and what your own powell said earlier today really move the markets. that's correct the increase of investors really well controlled fair share moana remarks wall implicitly opened the door to the probability of a rate cut to sustain their current economic expansion if needed the head of the fed said the central bank does not know exactly when trade issues will be resolved that it is it ready to act at that said one card may not satisfy markets since the futures are saying alina that at least 2 if not 3 rate cards are respected before year end but let's not forget either that the

do you k. will not tolerate the presence of those who seek to justify acts of terrorist violence or disperse fuse that could foster into community violence i indicated to the move good time him so that this person was not welcome on the to retrieve the french republic he will not come on the head of u.k. counterterrorism security office chris phillips believes the fattah app could affect the integration of muslims in europe in a negative way. at all so you might experience ask a lot of questions when they're said no typically where it's around this kind of subject the terms that they're used if that's not understood by those that develop those people that are actually also rise in this to go online and of course there's all sorts of dangers in there you know you could have terrorists actually passing information by these things i'm quite surprised at all let it through i don't think this stuff actually aids integration it does really push this differential between muslims and the rest of society so

on the most affected will be the agricultural faddle because they will have to stop selling r.-k. industrials will have to stop producing so much tequila but what we really need to be doing now is continuing to create jobs in rural areas keep creating jobs so there's no migration but i hope with but i'm open to new get out soon the distilled spirits council fears mexico would respond with similar tariffs as it did when trump and post duties on steel remember minion kenya has a master plan to save its and make its fortunes by becoming a key regional food producer but the sector is in crisis and needs a total overhaul modernization irrigation transportation the prices forced kenya to import over $2000000000.00 worth of food in 2017 lastly that number fell but only june to good whether the government says it will need more than $2000000000.00 for its plan the lion's share financed through public financed private partnerships of a 2000000000 will be pumped into infrastructure bad roads mean farm produce is rotting on its way to market kenyan officials say food security requires a vibra

of it hurts us and the most affected will be the agricultural faddle because they will have to stop selling r.-k. the industrial will have to stop producing so much tequila what we really need to be doing now is continuing to create jobs in rural areas keep creating jobs so there's no migration. but i'm not that it will get us here the distilled spirits council it fears mexico would respond with similar tariffs as it did when trump and post duties on steel another 1000000. he was jobs growth slowed sharply in may and wages rose at a slower pace than anticipated the labor department reported that non-farm payrolls increased by $75000.00 jobs last month far lower than analysts expected economists have warned that the current trade disputes with china and mexico could further undermine the u.s. economy. he joins us now from wall street now worse than expected jobs data not typically a reason for a chair on the markets but but but that seems to be the case this time why is it that. you're all week long we had to pick up swing see or on the wall street and all week long we got a week or economic data

we'll see the retur owarm-up, k will be towards the end of next week.s really taken all day long to clear out the high clouds. finally managed that. 71 degrees, a little windy, though. northwest winds at 21 miles per hour. high today of 77 degrees. we should see 80s tomorrow. right now in san francisco, not much in the way of fog. that will change later tonight. 65 for a high and it's possible we may see that same temperature for the next two to three days. not much changing as the sea breeze sticks around. the first pitch for the giants at 7:15, diamondbacks and giants. san francisco right now in the low 60s. we'll see upper 50s. may not see much in the way of low clouds u ait will push in l across the bay into tomorrow morning as our skies continue to clear. any chance of those high-level clouds made for a fantastic sunset last night. looks like that continues to head to the south and east. but it did bring a few sprinkles there around king city as that band pushes east. tonight we'll be watching for the return of those low clouds. tomorrow morning th

. -- k will report >> if you are not a republican, we are not allowing republican questions to debate this motion? we ought to be going by the rules and giving people a chance to debate. wantnder the a.g. doesn't to come here and testify when you are running things without regard for debate. totally unfair. chairman nadler: we are in the middle of a vote. the clerk will report on the result. >> point of inquiry. chairmachariman nadler: there wl be entertained after a report of the results. >> mr. chairman? >> mr. chairman. >> we have already asked for it. >> i thought you recognized the gentleman from florida for an amendment. >> mr. chairman, you said you were going to recognize mr. -- >> mr. chairman, move to table. >> mr. chairman, i moved to amend. >> mr. chairman, i moved to adjourn! [gavel bangs] chariman nadler: we are in the middle of the roll call -- >> no, we were in the middle of debate and you ended it without a question. >> mr. chairman, i moved to adjourn. chairman nadler: regular order! [gavel bangs] regular order! >> motion to adjourn. it is a privileged motion. adjour

creasing clos by this will be k yesterday. they will not be as low and brooding but you will notice the clouds increase as we get closer to the afternoon. that is the same across the bay area. that's the same story for the coast and bay in general or inland. you can see we are still going to be close to 7 to 9 degrees below average. we will warm right back up in time for the weekend. will show you what that looks like in the seven-day forecast. >>> so far so good, we are tracking the real-time traffic travel times this morning. say that five times fast. fast is exactly how you are driving. all of your main commutes are green. a 26 minute drive to the oakmont past. it is usually 40 minutes by this point. an easy 14 minute ride on the eastshore freeway and 30 minutes on highway 4 to get there and leaving the south bay, you have no problem, that is a 36 minute ride. the metering lights are not yet on at the bay bridge. you don't have that much company to be honest in the westbound direction. off to the san mateo bridge, pretty muc

known as thele is james k polk. we will explore james k polk. i would like to start with our introductions in just a moment. what we will each do is speak for 15 minutes, no more but maybe a little less. we might ask questions of each other in a couple questions to the roundtable and then we will open it to the audience. we should have substantial time for a question and answer at the end. polk, van buren and democratic leadership in 1844. he is a professor of history at cumberland university and a director of the papers of martin van buren. his most recent book is the coming of democracy, presidential campaigning in the age of jackson. >> thank you. thank you all for showing up. hopefully nobody naps in the post lunch euphoria. the speakerto thank from this morning. when he was an intern at the van buren papers last summer he did research about the polk-van buren correspondence that was very helpful for this paper. i want to lower expectations, this is my first foray into given my thoughts on a book i am writing about the 1844 elections. there a

they can vote there is again a distinct possibility that present richard to have everyone's a k party will lose its grip on the city. this is how the final phase of election campaigning looks like in istanbul at the ferry terminal in the credit district the major parties have set up their stalls and they are doing their best to drown each other out. the city has been in campaign mode for almost 6 months now he narrowly won the mayor's office in march a criminal it was the 1st opposition victory here in istanbul in 25 years but bin ali yet are among the ruling a.k.p. wasn't going to give up the city without a fight his party fatah complains all the irregularities and obtained a rerun of the election so now it's number 2 in the fight for turkey's most important city but the crimean mom who has been back on the campaign trail for weeks he still considers himself the legitimate mail of istanbul and the decision to rerun the election politically motivated but she has accepted it and he's determined to win again by a decisive margin. of course the selection we run is a waste of time money and en

will be prime minister. it is an important decision. we see what happens in the u k. that will be decision one. once that happens, that person will get in and try to make a deal and maybe if they do not make a deal they do it a different way. ireland will be in great shape. ireland is a special place. it will be in good shape. i do not think the vote will be a problem. >> have you seen reports of executions in north korea of the folks involved in your summit. does that worry you that came would execute -- that kim would execute those people? pres. trump: i do not know if the reports are correct. this is north korea we are talking about. he is someone we know well. he is a strong man and a strong person. they like to blame kim jong-un personally. they say he was killed, he was not killed. the other people i know nothing about. it is an interesting situation. i think they would like to make a deal and we would like to make a deal with them. we will see how it goes. well becauseoing there is not been testing of anything major. when i became president, before that, it was all the time. nuclear test

my law schools will graduate in three years k >> you donow what will happen after three years with therices. jeremy, what is interesting 'sout all of this is if you look at europe been so much more aggressive on cracking down on tech companies and issuing major fines. why is it -- why is it so much more aggressive than the u.s. andow has that approach helped the consumers in europe in which these other tech companies compete like google, for example? >> you have to ask u.s. politicians why the eu has been tougher on these tech companrse than othan they have. and i think that's a really strong question to ask as we roll into20he elections is why have we allowed europe to take that claim of we are the ones establishing rules. they have beenas able to data privacy regulations that the u.s. is trying to get to. >> and huge fines >> and huge fines and the u.s. is saying that europe is doing it. in fact, donal trump said, europe is going after it. e we following europe these are our companies. this should be our issue. but because we have been slow oe it, becauseave been looking at other iss

place down and will probably offer her a space and a tuff shed or community cabin which she won't take. despite the city's efforts to avoid shoveling people from encampment to encampment, k says that's exactly what will happen to her. >> the shelter that is provided by the government are full. there is no beds, so what help is 211? i will be moving on and finding another location, that's pretty much all i can do. >> home depot has reported increased theft from people living in these encampments, it also says it's been dangerous for its suppliers to drop off any supplies because of all the blight in this area. to add insult to injury, the city has actually cited home depot because of all of the trash that's accumulated here. >>> today a leak in a pg&e gas lihas maan absolute mess of the altamonte corridor commute. it was detected this morning near the thcaonf all ace trains service today.>> reporter: well as a 5:00, pg&e now says they have isolated that leak and have isolated that damaged section. next they just have to figure out how to fix that damaged section of pipeline so ace train service can get back up and running again. >> there is no ace service for today due to

right now, you k w, saudi will -- they're taking barrels off the market to basicallyom me for u.s. --crude. u.s. becomes a flexibleilroducer when prices get too low, and then they just -- $45, they say, hold up, this doesn't make s sense, and thep and you get a little bit of rebound in oil prices. that's kind of the way those two key players will keep crude, we think between kind of a $45 and $65. >> on that note, mike kelly wit seaport global securities. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> a bit later in the our market monitor has names he says can weather these geopolitical tensions. >>> to the market now, it was a choppy session today that saw the dow briefly trade above i all-time high close, but it failed to hold those gains. at tclose, the industrial average was down 34 points. we finished at 26,718. nasdaq was down 19, and the s&p slid by thr after hitting its own all-time high yesterday. it was a strongeek though for the major averages as investors cheered the prospects for a rate cut by the fed. >>> and a number of fed officials today made the case for an interest rate cut

. >> look, you cannot wear your k families, o. we will just dying. >> listen -- >> you got cousins over here? a husband? >> glad it wasn't me. >> got to take my weave. and the bag, but the weave. >> you heard here first. >> he's living hundreds of years ago. >> do i have shelter? >> next "right this minute." and still to come a couple decides to kick high-cost housing to the curb to live here. >> it's like an alley house but these alley houses are really nice. >> take a peek inside the little but lavish lifestyle. >> and it's a catchy tune to amp up our trip. ♪ >> soldier's strong song that will motivate you too. >>> drive up to target, delivered to your car door so you can do more. more refills, more recharge, more relax. target run and done. don't soaker.'t get clean? scrubs, degreeszs and shines. and you get up to 25% more loads for your money. it's not clean until it's for your money. it's not clean until it's finished.ne in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don'

>>arguably the greatest san jose sharks ever or make some big news today k rooney will >>search crewsl plane from the bottom of khalid east of modesto in the sierra foothills that plane crashed into the water sunday morning, the pilot's body was still inside friends identified the pilot as trent johnson. >>describing him as a kind and respectful family man just come inch reports. >>trent johnson's true golf was flying through probably once or twice a week so loved his or plan of own private plane that he owned outright on his own so, but for fellow pilot scott naylor, this tragic accident is far from bittersweet that i can't think of anything sweet about it the calaveras county sheriff's office says johnson plane plunged into lake talk sunday morning after the wing struck a power >>you know those wires or our sea. i pay more attention to friends down the water that he was. >>he was fined back to modesto airport where he used to store his private plane which he flew nearly every weekend. friends say he was in his 50's married with kids in living in the mid s toe area. >>just a really g

>>thank you so much jason mark carpenter and k rooney will have more os the warriors tonight on sportsight live. well it was another packed house for game 2. warriors the watch party at oracle arena. >>it's filling the seats as the dubs rallied to beat the raptors kron four stamp toward is live now at oracle tonight, fans looks like they got out they're pretty quick to try to beat the traffic on 8.80, but how is the excitement during that really. tense came i was nervous for a little bit. >>oh it was awesome. i think tonight's party was even bigger than thursday night's party and they were high tonight. the fans coming out in full force and they are right even more excited to see this team come back with the series tied up. for years fans packed the house at oracle arena for another nba finals watch party. >>the fun-filled event featured dancing and plenty of giveaways. >>and this is a great time here. they couldn't be in toronto, but fans were surrounded by their fellow brothers and sisters of detonation. >>but the action senate around the big screens above the cord where people glued

k)s are very high. i have been listening to, we will not devote any time to it, but with that kind of an attitude, their 401(k)s will crash and the market will crash because of what they want to do, you would crash the market. the amount of wealth lost would be incredible. until laterer wait in the campaign to talk about that because i want them to take these policies -- i do not want to change -- i do not want them to change it. it has been interesting to watch what is happening. we will take a few questions and i'm heading to south korea. i may or may not see kim jong-un. but we will be going to south korea to spend about a day and a half with president moon, a good guy, he was here, i met with him also. we will see what happens. john? president, thank you so much for joining us. we all appreciate it. good to have a chance to ask questions. how does this china deal work going forward? told fox newsals they will not make any concessions until all of the terrace have been lifted -- tariffs have been lifted and huaweint while away -- taken of the blacklist. how will this unfold and if you ,o meet kim jon

years, made the markets freer and as long as they're free, our investors, people with the 401(k)s, they will benefit for it. stay invested long-term and you know what? keep your eyes on monday morning, your 401(k). i'd say today if you can, put money in the market. it will be a positive next week. >> neil: keith, you agree with that? >> that's an interesting sentiment. yes, i do agree with that. history shows money wants to work hard for you. the question for most investors, will you let it? the history shows again, not in a straight line but earnings are goods, employed is good. >> neil: thank you all. have a wonderful weekend. stocks might be banking on a trade deal with china, but there's a flip side to that, too. what if we actually get the deal and all of a sudden then we don't? when don't get the interest rate cuts because we got the deal? after this. every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ e-com

will be getting these. oakland, a notice they highlighted the k and the d. durant's presence will be felt here tonight. we do have a lot to motivate them tonight. they have to play for him. they want to do it for him. they also have to do it for oakland this last game here in oakland here at oracle arena. go warriors. we know they can do it. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> we certainly believe. we feel your spirit, too. thank you, amy. >>> san jose international is getting an upgrade. the changes you'll see starting to day. >> women's basketball coach has a new job. and is making history in the process. >> okay. google, how much will my rent go up? the south bay organization has an answer thattel wil n li. >> that's all ahead. but first, now 4:38. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast and mike nicco. >> temperatures in the 50s in our east bay valleys. still hot though. low to mid 60s for the rest of the highway four corridor. we have mid to upper 50s in the north bay spilling into san francisco. also asround hayward. you cross the bay bridge a

prop k has more money. so when will we learn to focus on our corridors, our important corey core -- corridors in the city, more commercial corridors that give millions of dollars to the city and get nothing in return. nothing in return. and one of the projects hasn't been mentioned here, but if you go to san bruno, for the last four months now, they're trying to do something with the lights. and i doubt one of you has gone over there and looked at that project. [bell ringing] and we know that when there's an emergency like on howard street or folsom street, we say, okay, it's an emergency. we should do something. so i'm looking forward to the s.f. county transportation to having a small team to go and look at this corridor and come up with a better plan. [bell ringing] you should have more money. but i don't know. why we are not spending the money in the right way. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public here for items 8 or 9? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] is there a motion to

k. as you will hear this morning, the connect sf program is set to advance the bike net work through the streets and freeways planning effort. turning to the local level. i want to mention updates on the traffic program. the coordinator hiring is underway to support safe routes to school as well, we have traffic calming residential program taking applications from neighborhoods and those are due on june 28th. there is time to get the application in if you would like to apply for improvements on your streets. finally, the construction management association of america are doing a joint night for those interested in contracting opportunities may 22 and at 5:30 p.m. at the san francisco war memorial greenroom. we will be there with 20 other agencies to ensure there is good information on the procurements happening in the region. thank you. >> chair peskin: any questions for our executive director or public comment on the item? public comment is closed. mr. clerk please read consent agenda. >> clerk: five to seven were approved and are for final approval. they are routine. staff is not plann

asfunded, that includes secretary of my student council, with the slogan "all the way with amy k," which i will not use. [laughter] i was the lead democrat on over 100 bills that were signed into law, including the school safety law, and 34 bill signed into law when donald trump was president. i think we need someone that can win across the country, that democracy hasr been tormented by someone that does not seem to value what brings us together. i believe my way of doing work and bringing people together is going to be a big remedy for that. that means not only in how i run but always where it is uncomfortable as well. i have run not by going after people, but by training -- trying to bring people together. thank you. [applause] >> we have time for a few questions, we have some students here. if i could ask the first question -- the president threatened to put a terrorist -- on goods coming in from mexico. who seem to be having discussions about tariffs all over the world. new england's number one and two exporter is canada. bill in washington does not seem to be getting that much support. how

k., as in k.d. if they win, warriors will force ir first ever toronto on t stanley cup. tonight, right here on nbc sports bay area, stuns boston, beating them, knocked the sharks out of the playoffs and captured the holy grail. congratulations blues. bruins fan and bluesfan, we can all get along. shaking hands it out. >>> rarely used infielder with a clutch rbi double. giants beat padres 4-2, first series win at home in six weeks. >>> a's wrapping up road trip this afternoon with win in taxpayers. laureano with the grand slam. >>> coach making nba history, her story is incredible. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hundreds of dollars a year when you get internet and mobile together. plus ask how to get $250 bac

high school for secretary of student council where my campaign slogan was all the way with amy k but i will not use that anymore. [laughter] as it has been pointed out have 100 bills signed into law as the lead democrat including the big school safety law we did recently and 34 bills while donald trump was president. but in the end i think we need someone that can win across the country, that understands after democracy has been tormented by someone who doesn't seem to value what brings us together is bigger than what tears us apart and my way of doing work in bringing people together as i have is going to be a big big remedy for that. not only how i run this campaign not just where i go comfortable but uncomfortable as well which is how i had 42 trump county's last time every counties including michelle bachman. [laughter] not just by going after people but to bring them together and that is the message not just for how you campaign but how you govern. thank you. [applause] . >> we have time for a few questions. >> senator the president has threatened to put a tariff of 5 percent a month o

in charge of more than 200 schools and centers, 130,000 students, and 19,000 employees trails city will k employees. tracee wilkins with why officials decided to stay with the local favorite. >> i'm so proud to announce without reservation my appointment of dr. golson as permanent chief executive officer. >> reporter: there were plenty of standing ovations after dr. goal son was named the new ceo of the prince george's county public school system. golson has been serving as interim ceo for the past 11 months, she was appointed after the former ceo kevinccaax kell stepped down after years of controversy. the system had lost millions in federal head start funding and was entangled in a graduation rate scandal. >> it is a new day and we have shown that from the day i entered on july 23 until now. we'llue conti to do that. >> reporter: goldson was selected among 20al nati candidates. the selection process lasted a month and a half. some question how quickly it moved. >> i don't feel like the search process s transparent, i don't feel like it was exhaustive or extensive. i'm happy with the cho

will treat 16000000 people equally as i'm a. german. president wretched tired out of one's a k party and call the 1st result irregular and the electoral board agreed this time around the ones man ben-ali year him conceded defeat. according to the results as of now my competitors are a crummy mama lou is leading the race i congratulate him and wish him good luck. her. tens of thousands turned out to celebrate. today's only i'm so excited that the right person has one just to says one love and unity one the people in istanbul have won everything it's great now we will work for a bright future together shoulder to shoulder but really i am so happy. that i'm actually just took at the moment can't ignore it it's enough the people have spoken and their will has become clear justice has been served at the in the way. but the a k party faithful was shocked and disappointed. has a mind you know it has and i think people do not see the good things thai of anyone has done we are all sad our relatives came here from other cities just for today and now we are so sad disappointed thinks it w

interests at stake here and i think xiin ping is making it very clear that all roads to k jongd un rth korea willthrough him. jane: is it interesting that he went to pyeongchang, not the other way around? >> it is really symbolic to have dothe leader of china touc in north korea, all the spectacle, the crowds lining the streets. and it is a real lo or -- a realk honor toi -- it is a real honor to kim and really helps to normalize and legitimize his regime. it is the first time a, signal that they are treating kim as a hinormal leader, importants domestic political propaganda. jane: when president xi meets donald trump at the g 20 -- at the g20 meetings how will he , use this leverage he thinks he has two resolve his trade agreement? the difficulty for donald trump is how he maintains this maximum pressure campaign, that all-fronts push a north korea that u they would beer so much pressure that they would have to give up nuclear weapons up front. and under xi jin ping, china has been in favor of a more gradual, step-by-step approach. i think you are going to see him suggesting to donald trump that

k. we would submit this will be so involved in every day life in the community. that it would be turned into a non-issue instead of the nation so that's the big vision and in terms of a operationally in the next few years we want to get the media people into the job market and the way we want to do it is to collaborate with that organization all around the world she also has an after work program offering activities like bowling for example because just as was employment it's important to ensure nobody is isolated that people are able to spend time out among friends so that everyone can enjoy their place in the heart of our society. but. i. completely changed. now it's time to meet another global teams this week where in rwanda. my name is with any favor i'm 17 years of edge and live in london my son's a district flee the things that we need. to. do to. be a good day doing. links. and they are their own goals. my that is in drama. and i lost my mom when i was young. and lovely into school and it's a really good thing to me. as i love studying i love to know more

the k m 3 detector will also search for party. that have traveled through the earth . since the mediterranean is more than 5000 meters deep tanya on the east coast of sicily is an ideal spot for a research station. the team of european scientists is here to install the 1st section of the detector on the sea bed. physicists have adapted the structure of the photo sensors to deep sea conditions. water pressure salt and sea currents a formidable challenges the sensitive electronic module has to be protected to make the most precise measurements at any moment. and i feel that the difficulty is that these objects have to be placed at a depth of 4000 meters. up and we hope it mean everything has to be correct. because it's extremely hard to pull them back up out of the water to repair them. so everything has to work perfectly before the mission begins in the sea. thus getting out of. the physicists register the sensors so as to be able to sort the data they will receive from the depths. of the scott amundsen station at the south pole jaco from santa is not feeling at home he

there will be bus shuttles in place for parts of the k and f lines. we will keep you posted.ve shot at 1201 and 880. headlights move northbound across your screen. there was a fire reported forth bound 101 at tully, emergency crews . >>> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 morning,. >> and good morning 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday june 4th. >> we are expecting a live report from any moment in the uk. first you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look at what's going on, you can see visibility is usually unlimited when it has a 10. we don't have fog. we have a lot of haze out there right now. we have fog

came here from other cities just for today and now we have so sad disappointed you know it will be the end of the i k pay for the services ma'am. the result is a further blow to president out of one who's been accused of authoritarianism and is struggling to revive a flagging economy he also lost municipal elections in ankara and is mia in march but istanbul is the jewel in his crown out of one's hometown and where his career has started as man now the city and its new leader going their own way. for gordon i'm joined by john he is the spokesperson for turkish president who was a party of her own it's good to have you back on the program you know when you and i last spoke your bones early it was early may when the decision had been made to rerun the election in istanbul and you told me then that running the elections would make democracy in turkey stronger did it. 1st of all let me congratulate things to the mole on winning we need folk compay made of the campaign and also let me just take action to thank millions of our party voters and tens of thousands of thousands of volunteers who've been workin

k. you continue to be scrapped the craft will die out that's why greek boat builders and fishermen are calling on their government to reopen negotiations with the e.u. even if they can no longer apply the seas they could at least be preserved as a tourist attraction. players . play fine. cards lawyer. card culture. hair. super mario. super food stylish style icon. lifestyle during. the moment. 3 cities in one go what. nicole really i knew could stay here and go to sex any place like this is a city on the move with a lot of positive energy but i've got plans for today i want to discover how much as i can here and dress and one day one season but 2 countries scores on the phone and a girl that's been in germany. 60 minutes g.w. . didn't get me it's a sex phone operator who works her masters thesis on the potato from the red herring to me. i'm not a turn on well it's more words that there was from their company. ever. think of the dollar to fill the water a week with the general of the war. and to with that's very emotional declaration of love welcome to your max we'll have more on romantic weddi

k. you continue to be scrapped the craft will die out that's why greek boat builders and fishermen are calling on their government to reopen negotiations with the e.u. even if the ca yukio can no longer ply the seas they could at least be preserved as a tourist attraction. playing . cards lawyer. card culture. fare. for. superman. superfood stylish dialogue on the stove let o's. life style your. beloved. 3 cities in one go watch. nicole shrillest and lucas steve you go to sex any place like fish it's a city on the move with a lot of positive energy. plans for today i want to discover cavanagh's and i can hear and dress and want to be one sitting but 2 countries scores in the phone and the girl lives in germany. in 60 minutes on g.w. . if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make it look accidents raring to play. never read a book like this we've. introduced germany to the streets. a week of the dollar to fill the order of the general of war. and to with that's very emotional a declaration of love welcome to your max we'll have more on romantic wedding traditions.

succession more calmly as it will in the next couple of weeks or months now k p s p days the junior partner in john's langley mccool's with this government until the end of this term and that will of course will also be her 4th and final term as chancellor and that would go until 2021 but of course they say resignation from andrea knowledges today has of course sent tremors through this coalition and has yet again brought into question the credibility of this government is it still stable enough to lead the way and was even stable enough in the 1st place of course there were always concerns and criticism from both sides but particularly from the more left leaning wing of the social democrats that going into this government this governing coalition once again wouldn't give the social democrats the time and the space to redefine its profile but some that's also something which the conservative c.d.u. is also trying to do right now so already have to say exactly how. and of course the 2 coalition parties actually intend on the continuing forward with this very fragile coalition now honda as we

playstation five console is already in there works and xbox has announced no more scullard, which will be capable of eight kdo away with low times due to the processing run. it will be infallible with the entire xbox library of games. that is on 11 november next year. games streaming may well be the future but it is not overfor may well be the future but it is not over for the may well be the future but it is not overfor the physical may well be the future but it is not over for the physical console just yet. e3 is, of course, chock—full of games, games and, well, more games. there are so many that, frankly, it's easy to get a bit lost. but here are a few that stood out for us. i grew us. igrew up us. i grew up on all this time and its various guises so i am super excited for youngblood to play a co—op. bj blas covic is missing and his twin daughters had our foursome blas covic is missing and his twin daughters had ourfoursome two player co—op shootout action. it is not a massive title but it is accessible across all main platforms including switch and it is due out next month, which makes it a rare beast f

but florida will be k to re-elect n. both sidesow that they have got to win this state and they are going to spend a lot of time here, the president thinking this is a good place to start things off. thousands have gathered outside this are over the last 24 to 36 hoursli dea with stifling heat at times and other times a drg rainstorm. they are starting to file in now, we're still a couple hours away from the president taking the stage. thepr vice ident already here. he has come out and waved to the crowd. it will be a big night, a busy night and a lot of people think an important night for the president's chances in 2020. >> jay gray reporting from orlando. and as presidnt trump was orlando, s way toward the local newspaper unveiled its 2020 endorsement an we it is anybody but him. the orlando sentinel board says after 2 1/2 year, they have seen enough. and that enough of the ch s, the division, the school yard insults, the corruption and especially the lies. they have a longof history endorsing gop candidates. >>> now t

have so far stopped us from delivering brexit in the best deal, but this is an issue that will continue here in the u ki think the important thing is that we deliver brexit and once you're out of the european union, will be of what to do today, are talking about and develop not just a free-trade agreement but a broader economic partnership interest future. related matter, mr. president, are you ready to impose limits on our intelligence sharing with britain if they do not place restrictions on well with? pres. trump: no, because we will have an agreement on huawei and everything else. we have an incredible intelligence relationship and we will be ever to work it out. we did discuss it. i see absolutely no limitations. we have never had limitations. this is a truly great ally and partner and we will have no problem with that. prime min. may: francis? reporter: mr. president, do you ofee with your ambassador the entire economy needs to be on the table in future trade deal, including the nhs? and prime minister, would you stick around until the trade deal is done? pres. trump: i think we will have a great