klein says with the summer months approaching...roblem may get worse before it gets better.lt. ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "you have kids that don't have to be in bed at a certain time. you don't have kids that are in school, so they have a lot of unattended time. more time to go find trouble to get into. so usually during the summer, we do see an uptick in things like that." the police department says budget cuts since 2009 have led to the elimination of its street imes unit -- which investigated drug-related incidents. there are also no school resource officers in petaluma. both contributing factors in the rise in property and drug-related crimes. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) happening now. starbucks has closed more than 8-thousand stores nationwide... for anti- bias training. (ken) this comes after the arrest of 2 black men at a philadelphia store last month. grant lodes joins us now with reaction. (grant) most stores shut down for four hours starting at 2:30 this afternoon. some stores may re-open thi

dale klein, talking about her long time neighbor 38-year-old tallmadge wakeman d'elia...it was kleinwho had to identify him after almost 45-percent of his body was burned.dale kleine: "it blows my mind that you could do something like that."deputy fire marshal steven lawrence believes an exploding vape pen may be to blame for delia's death. lt. steven lawrence: "it's like having a small.. little larger than a firecracker in your hand. it can explode and at that point it can project either the pieces of the lighter itself or the vape pen they become pieces of flying debris and shrapnel."if this is indeed what happened, it could be the áfirstá vape pen explosion death in the nation. according to this fema report, from 2000 to 2016, there were nearly 200 such reported explosions, but no one died. but 29 percent suffered severe imjuries. lawrence says it's because explosions can happen if the lithium battery over-heats.and when they do happen...the shape of the devices make them behave like "flaming rockets." lawrence say they won't know the official cause of death until an autopsy is co

dale klein, talking about her long time neighbor 38-year-old tallmadge wakeman d'elia...it was klein had to identify him after almost 45-percent of his body was burned.dale kleine: "it blows my mind that you could do something like that."deputy fire marshal steven lawrence believes an exploding vape pen may be to blame for delia's death. lt. steven lawrence: "it's like having a small.. little larger than a firecracker in your hand. it can explode and at that point it can project either the pieces of the lighter itself or the vape pen they become pieces of flying debris and shrapnel."if this is indeed what happened, it could be the áfirstá vape pen explosion death in the nation. according to this fema report, from 2000 to 2016, there were nearly 200 such reported explosions, but no one died. but 29 percent suffered severe imjuries. lawrence says it's because explosions can happen if the lithium battery over-heats.and when they do happen...the shape of the devices make them behave like "flaming rockets." lawrence say they won't know the official cause of death until an autopsy is compl

klein in hopes of speeding up the research. rochelle traveled to washington, d.c. to lobby lawmakers and public health experts to increase funding to study it. >> oh, this is an amazing family. >> reporter: they lost 12 loved ones to a rare disease. the goal? to turn their tragedy into hope and to find a treatment even a cure. in tracy, allen martin, kpix 5. >> lisa also died. rochelle and her surviving siblings took the test and they don't have the disease- causing mutation. >>> nfl players who kneel during the national anthem to cost their teams a game under the proposed rule. former 49er colin kaepernick was the first player to "take a knee" in the nfl to protest what he says is police brutality. other players have also. during a meeting owners considered handing out 15-yard penalties for kneeling. kaepernick start kneeling in 2016 and has sued the league saying that teams are working together to keep him unsigned as payback. >>> the warriors will head back to houston tied with the rockets at 2 games apiece in the western conference finals. golden state took a 1

they're comping up the% on tommy hilfiger and 9% on calvin klein.ou don't see that in retail >> jim cramer had the ceo on "mad money" last night you go through that interview, it's pretty much good news here, good news there. the ceos tend to be optimistic, but he was -- i don't want to say wildly bullish but his comments were inspiring. sounds like you're a buyer and believer >> yes so we upgraded pvh about two years ago and have stuck with it and remain sticking with it because tommy hilfiger is one of the brands that's managed to reinvent itself. calvin klein reinvented itself while manny was incredibly positive on the consumer and environment what that company has done with their brands is the real driver. there's nothing in sight that suggests that is going to slow down kudos to them for doing things that other brands missed the boat on. >> there you go. pvh, what a stock chart. it's always a pleasure enjoy the rest of your day >> good to see you >>> coming up on the other side of the break, we're talking cars, trucks, keys three stocks to put

similar mortal says about him at the head for klein this is a transition to the immaterial that there are no paintings on the walls any more just color pigments which lie on the floor and stay there through the force of gravity a sort of also that it's a new way of thinking about painting a much openness new avenues by exploring a single car to more explore and sort of. the adventure of color at the center pompidou mets and illuminating exhibition but certain to brighten up your day. and always serving up. well if you can call them really delicacies because tastes to deface so they listen are disgusting the side. five european dishes that you would never expect to be a delicacy in. the greenland shark and lived to be four hundred years old unless it ends up as how kartel first ended shark meat an icelandic specialty takes fifth place on our list of european delicacies that may not appeal to everyone in fact the sharks flesh is toxic but when it's buried underground or left to ferment for weeks it becomes edible. but delicious that's a matter of taste how kartel has a strong ammonia li

joe kleine a combat helicopter crew chief in vietnam, a superb artist who assisted in the design of theonument. representative mark amodei of nevada. the congressman who led the house effort in support of the monument. senator kenny baldwin of wisconsin who along with senator dan sullivan of alaska led the senate effort supporting the monument. ms. karen durham aguilera, executive director of army cemeteries. her leadership and vision were key factors in the final monument design and the wonderful placement within this cemetery. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove. representing the commandant of the marine corps brigadier general bradford garrin, he is the deputy assistant commandant marine corps aviation. representing the district of washington, d.c., deputy to the commander, mr. eagan heberlack and command major paul biggs. director of united states of america vietnam war commemoration, major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rare admiral rock. representing quad a brigadier general steve motte

joe klein, a combat helicopter crew chief in vietnam, a superb artist who assisted in the design of theument. representative mark amaday. senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin, who along with senator dan sullivan of alaska led the senate effort supporting the monuments. ms. karen durhaming ing aguilar. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and paul bigs. major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rear admiral rock. representing quad a, brigadier general steve munt, retired. and last but not least army warrant officer first class and air force lieutenant colonel bob he hessleby. it was bob's dedication and determination to the memorial completion that we are here today. please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] >> many thanks. [ laughter ] >> there are ohs to be recognized. i ask that you hold your applause until i recognize everyone. for their lasting support of the monument we dedicate today,

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tweet maybe from the white house all right and before i let you go of barbara relations have been the klein ng for separatists lee how unprecedented is this. this is quite unprecedented in my experience even at the height of the fight about the iraq war between then president bush and the european union we haven't seen anything like this we haven't seen a tone like this we haven't seen that level of disappointment and anger and really felt really the feeling that is very strong here in sofia that the united states have somehow completely left the table at the off the transatlantic relations and that is something that we haven't had ever but a vessel reporting from the bulgarian capital sofia thank you. all right we like to bring you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. the european commission is taking germany and five other e.u. countries to court over air pollution the e.u. claims germany has failed to tackle diesel vehicle emissions since they pushed for cleaner air in two thousand and fifteen many german cities suffer from poor air quality mostly

always sports reporter nick mckenna klein from berlin a limp big stadium thank you. the results are in for iraq's parliamentary elections iraq's electoral commission says the bloc led by populous shiite cleric alpha dar has secured the most seats sadar himself didn't run in the election but he is expected to exert a strong influence in five lines the nationalist cleric success could be seen as a setback for iran which has steadily increased its influence in iraq since a u.s. led invasion toppled saddam hussein in two thousand and three. in the shiite stronghold of saddam city named after this father there was widespread joy when early results were released now it's confirmed saddam's bloc captured fifty four parliamentary seats. who led to a prize ings against u.s. occupation troops were sidelined for years by iranian backed rivals was able to capitalize on growing resentment over terror and back to governments who failed to improve basic services and build hospitals and schools in a country devastated by the war against islamic state well though he can't hold office

general of iowa and myself and the then assistant general for antitrust, and his name as you know, joe klein. at the time, jack was doing wo work, really extraordinarily able work and microsoft representative here but he was virtually alone and the company was run in seattle and it was at that point very much under the control of the view of washington that predated the present level of disillusionment shall we say and content. he had very little o use for antitrust enforcement or washington, d.c. and his view may have been well-founded, but we asked for a serious response to some of our negotiating proposals. we felt it wasn't a positive response and we spent about a week going back and forth, almost a week, about for working days working with his general counsel at the time, seeking to avoid litigation and that effort waif thateffort was not successe went to court and encountered a lot of skepticism about whether antitrust law could be applied to the internet age, whether this new form of technology should or could be subject to the standard antitrust doctrine inside of you as i described

ambassador klein and that is it is it'll cost is also. dash within a minimum of those living in and i was not that i'm a lot older me and my mom directed at the cia stated that matter. turning. we did. the new citizenship. change. the man nominated as she has been through my mouth human rights violations including rape killings. on the. which the land is in a little ethnically cleansing. if i can out. what it was at times online also looks like section of psychology?? the shows are all called to wish to hell hell is the most of my cz had accomplished mission tried on telecommunications you know i know i don't. story. right going to be available. we're having the city has has and. the muslims. can show show. janenet j jackson's number l australia remodeled little jewel how how. following among. colson says in a sentence or the case number three seed trials. hell no judgment you know. with his. allowing multiple playing lanes charge charges consistently denied any family to feel guilt feelings youngsters that. says that's like throwing. thi

. >> i would say pbh, the tommy hilfiger calvin klein owner.n outstanding turnaround never seen a company turn around a brand like calvin klein so quickly. lululemon continues to win target is doing some smart things they'll have a bit of pressure with the liquidation of the toy business they continue to do smart collaborations and even cokohl's is doing smar things shortening lead times. so the retailers that we loved to hate in the past, you can kind of look at them now and say, well, there are winners out there. let's focus on them. >> i will do something odd right now and tick off my producers. i'll do our rbi right now and have you comment on it it relates to your industry. i will read something. >> okay. roll in the royal wedding, please >> all right let's do your morning rbi. the most random but interesting thing you've heard all day we look to our charts. there's a mystery chart. this is the worst performing stock in the s&p 500 this year the reason that we're keeping stacy around is this mystery chart, the worst name, your rbi is victo

nicholas klein, the requester had planned to ask the board to take jurisdiction of the request for suspension which we issued on march 21st 2018. that item has been withdrawn. item nine, the parties have requested that this matter be continued to june 20th, 2018. this is a peele appeal number 1h 036. regarding the subject property of beech street. appealing the issue from march 2nd 2018 of a request for is a step engine. request number 10020336 be suspended for the reason that this permit was issued without the required review for the proposed scope of work. given that this is on the published calendar we do need a motion and a vote in order to move that to june 20th. okay. let me see, do we have public comment on moving this item to june 20th? seeing a nun o none on that moti will take a vote. [roll call] >> clerk: that motion passes and that item will be moved. okay we will now move onto item number 1. general public comments. this is an opportunity for anyone who would like to speak on a matter within the board's jurisdiction but it's not on the calendar. please take a speaker card on line

only feel safe talking about it from the other side of the world tamil asylum seekers here in london klein that they were abducted and abused by the authorities in the past two years. most and through some of alleges that he was abducted twice in two thousand and sixteen and more recently in two thousand and seventeen the twenty year old to pass in protests with villages complained that the army was stealing their land to build new bases one night last june he says men in a van snatched him off the streets. and took him to a secret torture size. they had a long stick and said lie me on the ground and beat my back and feet they'd burn my back and thighs with secrets they used a quarter to sexually abuse me. newton says a local priest broken his release then his parents bought him a one way ticket out of sri lanka he claims his father and other men in his village have also been abducted tortured and then released by the police in the last two years and believes his family is a target because his uncles fought for the tamil tigers. thing and i think i could be abducted again if i went back i

because he's from the klein a man you know the story of the little mermaid. d. . is basically. about someone who is willing to renounce her own beauty. her own world so how is east in which she is marvelously at home her great life and . for love of you and indeed that boundless love handles boundless devotion weekends and always see him. and i think that on a small scale in. many people can imagine something like that so it was foolish to . the. lead. mentioned many people say art can change the world others completely dismiss that what do you think that your art can achieve. and see god can mock and so it that's much i try to create paleface that to make people think about it or feel certain things this const is just healing i think that art is something more long lived in politics did like to whom and because artists directly connected to our humanity. or us politics and just provides a specific answer to something completely. like it's got a limited shelf life used for his art is timeless and you'll. do it and as a result meanest and it has the opportunity to give it to pro

as they can be and the secret is they can make it but again the attraction is that like simon and klein and stuff. about bullying it's about coming out on top it's about who is the bravest the maddest the most organized the most violent the most well trained. and it becomes like almost. warfare. is so commonplace to think of feet in. the main bridge in gothenburg right here and it's well located because you can see it whenever you travel the main bridge painting you know. for example what will happen is. you know the city will come and try to think over it. of course that's a good they will have a reaction i live in like twenty seven adults. but of course extra matches if we have the shans to get a fight may be ill thought of italian rock much itself but will the pounce on the match also on the title fight the ticket yet in so. hopefully get a fight got under the are very big and rivals to last so we always want to get a shot to put them in the place. we don't have a good relationship with the cops of course they try to lock us up to try to stop our fights paul cuts a. little over. thre

and the us a senior physician at the hebrew university's school of public health he says that the klein in male fertility is alarming yet sperm counts have fallen fifty percent in forty years. a human issue a bit more these days there are many men and israel germany austria the us denmark most western countries but not only on the west who suffer from for tell. the problems today. roni koechlin is a gynecologist and fertility expert at the privilege a clinic of the dawson medical center she spent fifteen years researching the concentration and motility of sperm provided by israeli donors. her research shows a forty percent drop in sperm quality. delma gum up the quality of donated sperm used to be excellent but if this trend continues by the year twenty thirty it will have declined to such an extent that our donors will be infertile that salami a profoundly worrying development though. this is a low means and although. we must identify the causes and stop this. the israeli environment and health fund is hosting a conference in jerusalem. everyone here is familiar with the results of the

again the attraction is that like simon and klein and stuff. about bullying it's about coming out on top it's about who is the bravest the maddest the most organized the most violent the most well trained. and it becomes like almost. warfare. this is a commonplace to think defeat in some bird the main bridge in gothenburg right here and it's well located because you can see it whenever you travel the main bridge painting you know. for example what will happen if. you know the city will come and try to think over it. of course that's a good they will have a reaction i live iligan life twenty four seven adults. but of course extra matches if we have a shands to get a fight may be ill thought of italian rock much itself but will the time so much also on the title fight the ticket yet in so. hopefully get a fight to go into the are very big give rivals a loss we always want to get a shot to put them in the place. we don't have a good relationship with the cops of course they try to lock us up to try to stop our fights for cups of a. little over. wh

klein that month dislikes the small clever details such as this clock that flips up whenever you start the engine or the interior lighting in the roof which don't have a real switch or turned on with the finger contacting octavia. as expected in a high quality car at the d.s. seven includes all kinds of assistance systems and even semi autonomous driving people ability. one thing the d.s. seven doesn't want to be as mainstream says that's evident from the switches and buttons and the entire concept for the controls but it would have preferred some small concessions to make the car just a bit more mainstream so it would be a bit easier to orient yourself the first time you drive it but otherwise it's a very nicely done car the price nearly forty thousand euros with this engine in germany may not be a bargain but the d.s. is the p.s.a. peugeot said when the group's premium subbranch so it has a price to match. thank god it's called i bought. their d.s. seven gives you a nice bit of watch for your money. received he says launched its next generation she clasped with offroad and on the ext

christopher kline is the request -- klein believes unraffling the mysteries may shed light on other neurodegenerative conditions such as alzheimer's and parkinsons. the genetic mutation appears to prematurely age patients. >> interestingly it selectively affects the nervous system. >> reporter: as for rochelle and her family, they created a special website to help guide newly diagnosed drug rallies. >>> we've been in contact with a hand full of families now. we have two families in contact with internationally. >> hey, you're not alone. >> reporter: before dying, david hopes to speed up the research. rochelle traveled to washington, d.c. to lobby lawmakers, and all to increase funding to study it. >> this is an amazing family. >> reporter: they lost 12 loved ones to a rare disease. the goal? to turn their tragedy into hope and to find a treatment even a cure. allen martin, kpix 5. >> her sister, lisa, also passed away. rochelle and her surviving siblings took the test. they do not have the disease causing the mutation. >>> let's take a look at some pretty amazing camera views from the top of the tall

klein and why i love currencies and walked into college is because it's one way to achieve these kind of freedom it's interesting the way that because i'm has evolved in different countries for different reasons you know i'm thinking about venezuela and argentina there's a use case there because their currencies are in free fall in some countries where there's a more of a top heavy bureaucratic you know overlay of politically there's a need to have a more unique expression of individual sovereignty for some countries they're just out of the banking system clearly countries in africa they've been left out completely all these countries all over the world have found salvation in going for different reasons you're of course on the side of security and how has security of big point evolved and where is it going i think it's going towards more usability so we see a lot of implementations where people just click next next next and that's that's how we try to design as are so. oh my mother eventually would be able to set it up and use it without having to understand because. we will see a lo

are not perfect but a good start i think thank you so much to raise a locker of motherboard george klein joining us to put it all into perspective for us all those e-mails that we have been getting over the past twenty four hours that . authorities in saudi arabia are continuing their crackdown on human rights activists most of them women they are demanding the right to drive and an end to the kingdom's male guardianship system now imus international says that authorities have now seize the kingdom's prominent human rights campaigner that is mohamad. earlier they released at least for women's rights activist without least eight others still believed to be in custody . now many defy the ban on women driving cars and went behind the wheel to demand change that fan is now due to be lifted in june the government accuses the women of conspiring with foreign powers and one of those arrested was medea. she was being interviewed a bit earlier by d.w. reporter funny for char who is joining us here now on the set to tell us a little bit more about that interview because you know you've been report

are there you know heads are exploding in anger all over this move by trudeau i mean even that naomi klein tweeting out that you know basically that how justin trudeau knows of this decision is going to haunt him everywhere he goes and she even said his days of getting out of canada to bask in the pouring selfies are over so i got to ask why is making this controversial move i know it was for the pipeline but it goes dead in the water how does this benefit him creating this many enemies well you know i think he has a very difficult time picking war girls as is sometimes he's been do when he's in india sometimes he's i don't know what when he's in another country and this time around it looks like am i in oil baron with a stetson hat or am i an environmentalist nobody knows anymore he's all over the place and what he's trying to do here really is appease everybody but he's not appeasing anybody alberta is the big question here it's the province with the tar sands with the oil and alberta has been a little bit ticked off since trudeau's been saying he doesn't want the pipeline to be as sendi

last at all well there are some crypto currency alex will exist that made it that it may be a bit klein i think that going to be around for a long time but certainly some crypto currency i think is here to stay so what can be done about this energy usage problem in the future. well you know there's a lot of aspects to this energy usage and the fact of the matter is a like you said i mean it's here to stay in one way or another the question is will it be less labor intensive will be less energy consuming in the long run or is there are different way of doing it right now really it's not that big of an issue before you know a lot of this was being done in mongolia there's a massive chinese company out there so coal was being able used to feel the electric grid for that now we're looking at big quinn farms moving to places like canada and iceland where we have cleaner energy and also the way that it's done i mean we have to think about let's go back a couple of decades and people are talking about the internet saying the internet is going to be so energy consuming and there are there's not

my first sergeant's name was sergeant klein. he called all the soldiers were going to be promoted by name and she called my name. i said what is my name being called for? to make a long story short, i was promoted to i-5 based on how i performed my disease. that sticks with me. i said that to my fellow soldiers, if you do your job, do it right. you never know who is looking or watching what you do. that really sticks out in my mind. did your experience in vietnam affected the what you think about veterans coming home from combat today? john: yes sir. i worry about them. i know they have issues and problems but sometimes i think the civilian sector can't really relate what they're going through. they need help and they are slow to respond. i am 100% disabled. i have a pacemaker, i have hypertension and other medical conditions. inid not get back, i retired 1997. i did not get that until three years ago. that is too long. apply but i kept being denied and denied and denied. i think someone needs to step up to the plate and say tha

heads are exploding in anger all over this move by i mean even that naomi klein tweeting out like you know basically that justin trudeau knows the decision is going to haunt him everywhere he goes and she even said of days of getting out of canada the bask in the selfie there are over so i got to ask why you making this controversial move i know it was for the pipeline but it goes in the water how does this benefit him creating this many enemies. well you know i think he has a very difficult time picking your girl jazz's sometimes he's moving in do when he's in india sometimes he's i don't know what when he's in another country and this time around it looks like am i in oil bearing with a stetson hat or am i an environmentalist nobody knows anymore he's all over the place and what he's trying to do here really is appease everybody but he's not appeasing anybody alberta's the big question here it's the province with the tar sands with the oil and alberta has been a little bit ticked off since trudeau's been saying he doesn't want the pipeline to be as sending three times more oil to th

are there you know heads are exploding in anger all over this move by trudeau i mean even that naomi klein tweeting out that like you know basically that's how justin trudeau knows that this decision is going to haunt him everywhere he goes and she even said his days of getting out of canada to bask in the pouring selfies are over so i got to ask why is making this controversial move i know it was for the pipeline but it goes dead in the water how does this benefit him creating this many enemies. well you know i think he has a very difficult time picking or girl does is sometimes he's moving in do when he's in india sometimes he's i don't know what when he's in another country and this time around it looks like am i in oil bearing with a stetson hat or am i an environmentalist nobody knows anymore he's all over the place and what he's trying to do here really is appease everybody but he's not appeasing anybody alberta is the big question here it's the province with the tar sands with the oil and alberta has been a little bit ticked off since trudeau's been saying he doesn't want the pipeli

once again, wti a at $71.12 per barrel which is at rates that most of us have the klein.g of oil, crude trading is just a little down today with rising supply. e has forecast higher demand. let's talk to an airline ceo for mexico city. of aeromexico and thanks for joining us. have you hedged for the cost of fuel? >> as you mentioned, it's likely good news that prices are coming down a little bit but still, they are well above last year. saw was the last time we these $80 brent prices? that was four years ago. the airline industry was different for years ago and the other variables were different. peso wasn, the trading at 13 and now it's close to 20. there is pressure on yields so it's a challenging environment versus four years ago. there are macro concerns surrounding mexico united, one of the major u.s. airlines retreating a little from mexico. is that a sign of concern about the broader u.s. -- mexico market? , in my view, after open we have all 2017 with a new agreement between mexico and the u.s. areas that were adding capacity. happens that their expectations on th

i would like certainty from these discussions about what our trade relationship with klein will lookith china will look like, ip is always a big question mark. to what end. we need clarity. charles: jillian, some of the numbers over week 40% increase inain a g product, and 100%. cut lokudlow saying that zte wit go unpunished. would that be a marked improvement from where we are, and happening fast? >> i am 100% thrilled about prospect of avoiding a trade war. and focus seems to be expanding our trade relationship, there are valid concerns, lack of addressing intellectual property and general lawlessness. and on top that of the zte stuff, they do need something harder than a slap on the wrist, they violated u.s. sanctions. this is a company where world is looking for our international credibility here, i would say keep an eye on that. let's avoid the trade war. charles: capri, a lot of people never heard of zte until president trump swrushe crushede company with a stweet. tweet. this is a good chance we may come out of this with a better relationship with china, both of the leaders ha