i decided to believe in a what kal living in a cave. in the end. hello there temperatures have been soaring for many of us in north america in fact california many of us have seen the temperatures over forty degrees very very hot and the best place to enjoy or whether that high is across the sea so all the beaches have been packed it also means the wildfires have been continuing though we've had quite a problem over the last week or so still staying mostly dry forests here the wetter weather those two areas really the first one making its way across canada and the second one across the southeastern region and that's where we're going to see the wettest of the weather i think as we had three sunday across the southeast stretching down into texas and just into the northern parts of mexico as well the next system though that's following it working its way down across the great lakes there as we head into monday between those two systems it's still staying very warm safe in new york we're up at thirty degrees before the towards the south and we've got

-there was no aziz, no mindy, no kal, no "that dude who was on 'lost' and that other dude from 'heroesu documentary," no politicians or reporters and no whatever deepak chopra is. this is all we had. apu reflected how america viewed us -- servile, devious, goofy. i nd joining me now is hndabolu. so nice to have viu here. -thanks for me. -"the simpsons" was one of your favorite tv shows as a kid, and yet thu were so frustrated he character named apu. why? -apu is a conveniene very one-dimensional, stereotypical, and at that time, that's the only depiction south asian-americans had, specifically indian-americans. like, we didn't have anything else, and initially we were... i think i was excited because we had something. when you have nothing, you're excited about anything, but as i got older, i realized, "oh, this is a we have, and this is how my parents are depicted," and this is... it's such a narrow way to be seen. -was it the accents? because a white actor,ri hank a did the accent. -yeah. the accent is definitely a part of it.it's an t to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic. the

that would pave the way for same sex marriage and recognize private property president miguel diaz kal-l. says that the new laws reflect changing times but insists that the island's political system will remain the same politicians hope that the reforms will help to stimulate the economy and encourage foreign investors wildfires are raging across parts of northern europe better known for their cold weather last fear has had to evacuate a village as it struggles to stop a huge peat fire months of drought of forced it to declare a national emergency and in sweden it's become the worst drought in seventy four years firefighters there need help to prevent a bigger disaster but in baba reports. firefighters in sweden say their battle for control is far from over remarkably nobody's been injured by the dozens of wildfires i think governments appeals for help from other countries it's really france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in. the government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed reso

chris dickey and kal perry and jeff bennett. he's enumerated those three things, the issues of syria, of crimea and meddling in the election as well. we have seen the president of the united states talk about these issues over the course of the last few days. and in so doing he has been looking back, he's used the excuse these were all things that happened at least initially under the presidency of barack obama. that is his go to now as we've seen it over these last few days. >> it's fairly remarkable, david, that the president we've seen is condemning democrats, former president barack obama. however, not grappling with, not condemning president putin and russians by all accounts was a nefarious act, an attack on the heart of american democracy, meddling in and interfering with the 2016 election as we now know by both the senate intelligence committee to really tip the election in favor of donald trump. particularly listening to something chris dickey said that one of the things the president and putin might try to arrive at is

kal,naugh was on capitol hil meeting with republican members of the senate judiciar committee. no date has been set for his confirmation hearing. >>> stormy dam daniels just bonded out of jail after being arrested in columbus last night. we have the video of her being booked at the franklin county jail. her lawyer says she was arrested for allowing a custo to touch her in a nonsexual manner. he said, this was a setup. he said, this was politically motivated and we'll fighall charges. >>> this is a look io the boys' hospital room. the parents are kept behind glass to prevent infection. all 12 are in relatively goosi on, thanks to their coach, the last person out of the cave and in the worst health. >>> the head of one of the largest pizza campaigns has stepped down after usingal a ralur on a conference call. john schnatter resigned last night. he used the "n" word on a call. the report of his language and apologized. >>> right now, if you park in a metro garage but you don't ride a metro train, you're paying a ngnrider parking fee. the board is loot extending a saturday price hi

misunderstanding, militia, we have hezbollah, north israel, so much that could go wrong, throwing on restore kal gasoline like this is not an enormous help, but there was an understanding in their mind that there is a liberal option in iran that are taking on for their governments instead of what seems to be happening, the u.s. rhetoric pushing them further, but yes, a big distraction this morning from helsinki. >> it is all so complicated, thank you nick peyton walsh. cnn learned that president trump is frustrated with the lack of progress in denuclearization talks with north korea. and now an official with knowledge says the regime is calling for the u.s. to make more concessions. will ripley has been to north korea more than a dozen times. >> they say they feel the north koreans have done enough by blowing up their nuclear test sites, and by possibly returning with members of the u.s. service members in the korean war. now they say it is time for the u.s. to make a bold step by lifts sanctions immediately as part of a step-by-step process and more importantly the u.s. pushing for a peace trea

i want to address the playground, chinese playground from anthropology kal, cultural approach. i have talked to different people in the community and i have gotten very negative responses over the changing of the play structure to park and it's more park than it is activities for play, they were taken away the volleyball court, taking away moving basketball court, taking away tennis, and a lot of these sports already, are pretty well established at chinese playground and have been there even before the name change. so in this anthropology, what i have in mind is relatively simple. i'm trying to see if there can be brought in the multiple court use on the plans to it, and basketball, taken out the tennis. so, i look at that, i'm trying to figure out, what can i do to make it more multi-purpose. so, that same for the tennis racquet, tennis game, they kind of have to be there when they have the volleyball tournaments. they do have their annual volleyball tournaments. so, all these things happening i myself talk to a few people in the community, they are very distraught, kind of di

probably may even know more about the trump business because he was actually there longer and more intri kalt of deals. so now he is part of this as well. >> yeah. i think it's safe to assume donald trump didn't have just one fixer. i think there were probably many and i think they operated at different levels. i think michael cohen was somebody who worked for trump far long time who was very loyal to him. i think trump trusted him. i think michael cohen also knew he had to consult other people when it came to making payments. there was probably a hierarchy. i think where he actually fit in is kind of unclear. >> it puts it to michael cohen and all of his supporters. it said he did this independent of anybody in the trump organization. he pointed out on his letterhead there was a trump organization attorney involved in the arbitration he is talking about a trump organization employee who he is consulting to set up this corporation for this payoff. >> right. to the degree that the white house or anyone around donald trump has knowledged that any of this ever happened. has always been the case

so that notion of a very small but vo kal group can move on the republican side can move them into doing things that 80% of the people don't want. i think that's one of the things that we come at this from the aspect of numbers are actually on our side and growing. people recognize there is a need for a demographic safety net. we are not in the same situation as russia, italy, and others i would go to where the replacement rate was so far behind that they look at the entire country hollowing out. we are not there because we have had this idea of robust immigration both legal and frankly tolerated illegal immigration. and bring those people through their entrepreneurial spirit into our society. when i say entrepreneurial spirit, it's not just good employees who will do work that americans don't necessarily want to. it's the folks that are then revitalizing these towns across the country by opening that little shop. whether it's a little business, you know, from trash hauling and cleaning to, you know, little bodegas or, you know, somali markets in northeast iowa. those are actually saving

analyst survived the last two hours of the men tell allful we learned absolutely nothing on this broad kals did have its moments. roll that beautiful "match lor et" footage. the men back towing, settling some unfinished business. some doousd we ever thought were involved. >> wait who is that guy? >> love is a very, very powerful emotion. i have no respect for anybody that abuses that emotion when they're in need. john, you were in need. >> reminders of why so many guys winds occupy failing. >> you are going to say david keep my name out of your mouth or you will keep my mouth in your mouth. >> i'm the mouth in the elephant. >> jordan had enough how did this guy exist? i have billboards up, may have beening highways. i should have wore a work vest. >> reporter: plenty of weirdered stuff being said. >> you are never going to get married in gold under wear, maybe you will propose in gold under wear. >> if i walk around as a hologram of a man, a silhouette of a man, what will that get me. >> hoifw was your experience on the "bachelorette." >> she knew i was going on the "bachelorette." she knew

the kal-007 shoottown dramatically strengthened our resolve to collapse the evil empire. however the obama administration never thoroughly prosecuted the case for the shootdown. in the midst of all this, russia was plotting to interfere in our elections. ignoring the 1980's calling about the foreign policy, the obama administration did not take the russia threat seriously. they never picked up the voicemail that the 1980's left. it was the last administration's failure to understand the threat that russia -- that russia posed that virtually paved the way for the aggressive russia we see today. throughout the obama administration, secretary clinton and others failed to confront russian hostility. the result of a reset button. the reality is that vladimir putin wants to sow discord in the west. he would cause trouble whoever was in the white house. interestingly, when putin said in helsinki he wanted trump to win, it was amazing to see people accept his remarks without a hint of skepticism, even though putin is a former k.g.b. agent and a master of disinformation. let me re

they're bad for american families it's completely an the kal all the progress -- with something we don't and observers, this is like a trillion dollars worth of economic activity potentially subject to tariffs tariffs don't work they never worked. they're not going to work this time either. >> that's pretty dismal. any chance something positive comes out of this down the road? or immediately go back to the status quo >> you're seeing there's some ambiguity. we agree that the president's on theright track china is a violator. we don't agree the tariffs are the right way to go. you kind of can't have it both ways china is a violator. tariffs is not the way to go you've had chairman brady on how many times in the last year. chairman hatch both put out strongly worded statements overnight and this morning. and i think giving us a road map for what ought to happen next. you know, we need to get this administration together with the leaders in china and sit down and have a real conversation and let's talk about going forward. i mean, i think we're all hopeful that maybe the mnato meetings woul

. >> is there any whispers among folks on kal top hill right now in terms of reaction to the president's>> we haven't seen much yet. this happened overnight and this people are waking up to the news this morning i think a lot of republicans in particular will support the president here because "a," they want to tighten those oil markets. and "b," they've been skeptical of iran for a long time. skeptical of president obama's iran deal which the president had torn up. but iran has been abiding even though the president has gotten the united states out of it. so there's a lot of moving parts here but i think generally republican wills support the president on this >> when you see the president tweet first and then see secretary pompeo tweet later, is there a conversation between them where he says i need to take the enl off this. >> i'll be the good cop. you're the bad cop >> how does it -- i know you may not know the exact specifics, but historically >> it can be less sort of tri aa an -- trianulated. try the director of national intelligence, he's supposed to know stuff about the world of