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but after a ll appeared close to conflict. of war, there we re after all that talk of war, there were brief smiles. it seems they are prepared to discuss peace after all, the summit is back on. we will be meeting on june 12 the summit is back on. we will be meeting onjune 12 in singapore, it went very well, it is a get to know you kind of situation. and i think it will be a process, which i never said it goes in one meeting, i think it will be a process. but the relationships are building and that great positive. only a week ago president trump sent his own letter, cancelling the summit on what he called north korea's "tremendous anger and open still it if. the last two days of talks between north korea and us secretary of state mike pompeo seems as improved relations. it is not clear whether they have agreed on a name 01’ it is not clear whether they have agreed on a name or what the utilisation means. i do think so, he would like to see it happen, he wa nts to would like to see it happen, he wants to be careful, he is not go

it's humanity beyond the earth into those forbidden skies forbidden ll not be for long.eople.ery important you have a great, great contribution. what you're doing has been incredible, but it will be even incredible. far more incredible. because we're giving you a the likes of which obody has ever been given before. i'm a big believer. you will go out there and you frontier which is or woman,known by man and you will learn everything know about it, and what you're doing is so important. economically, in tarily, scientifically, very way, there is no place like space. good luck. general dunford and the joint i want to wish you a lot of luck with space force. that shows how important it is. congratulations on your tremendous success but you're going to have far more success now. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] here's a big p: one, right? would anybody like me not to sign this? there anybody in this room, would be in big trouble. president trump: we got it. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, everybody, congratulations. have a great day. [ap

ll have more around 11:18. >>> a husband a wife are recovering tonight after jumping from their burning town home. it was still sldering when our cameras got to gaithersburg. news 4's jackie is live with the story. ckie. >> reporter:dor reason, a spokesman for the fire department says the couple who escaped by jumping from the second floor of this house very likely owe their lives to one important thing that they did. >> the thing tet m the the difference in this fire this morning, last night, was the fact that the residents were in their bedroom with the door closed. but the fact that door was closed, the investigators think that saved their lives. >> reporter: firefighters went aor to door in the gaithersburg neighborhood whe early many of morning fire tore through this end-unit townhouse. some homes had no smoke detectors at all, others needed a critical spot t enhance their safety. at the newly purchased home ofi calv and corinne jenkins, all smoke detectors worked, 100%. the couple says it was a priority for them. >> when i walke out this morning, i saw the smoke. i was like, hiuh,

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because w know that her death was not in vain and she will beble to help other people throubi this ll. other missing adults in the state of virginia. >> we' going to triumph from this tragedy. this is just t beginning.my dau that, after the storm there will be a rainbow. keep looking, you'll see. y ou see that rainbow you'll see nti. >> she was my baby, she was our baby and we miss her. >> indeed. >>>ol fwing ashanti bihie's last year her parents spoke with fox5 exclusively the told us. the current law made it difficult forr to get immediate action for her daughter because she was 19. the ashanti alertoes into effect july 1st. >>> imagine being a child, when you were young, your parents were likely the most important pe yle inr life. imagine being ripped away from your mother or father. ing to see them again.'rego eve and then being placed in a detention facility with strangers. imagine the horror and fear you will see doing that. what must that sound like? s >> tha on the house floor today. illegal imm controversy over the hitting new dramatic heights tension buildingfter democrat co

ll tell you stuff only bob mueller and i kn if you think you've seen, it's going to be a wild couple of months." the president fired back. justin warner was in drunken state and that he is one of the democrats on a witch hunt. when asked about it, senator warner called the remarks a bad joke. the president did not say anything about warner at that north carolina rally. >>> president trump also reacting to harley davidson's decision to move some of its productions it overboard, yo seas. he was surprised that harley davidson w- harley dadeson is trying to sidestep new tariffs issue the by the e.u., european union, on american-made goods. it's all part of the ongoing trade -- and some of our largest trade partners. it would add $2,200 co theost of a motorcycle that's shipped to europe. >>> in just a few hours the woman accused of leaking classified documents to the media is expected to plead guilty. reality winner is charged with violatinthe federal espionage act. she was a national securities contractor in georgia last june she was charged with copying a classified reporter and mail it

'll be bridging the next hour because of the results coming into us, especially but not limited to the state of california. gh states in all with elections. for now that's our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> and just like that, welcome back. we are back again. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. it's midnight here on the east coast, 9 p.m. on the west coast. we will join the rachel maddow show in a moment, but first we are watchinghese results come in fro the b primary day of the year so far, what will b th busiest single day of primaries until the mid-term elections in november. polls in california just closed an hour ago, where all eyes are on a number of big house races there. we're also tracking results from seven other states where ver decided on candidates who will face off in this year's mid terms. for more and for the very latest, to the big board we go. steve kornacki has all of the big returns. >> cafornia, can we get 48th district of california on the screen?

. >> we ll be stopping the wargames, which will save us a tremendous amount of money, unless and untile see the future negotiation is not going along like it should. reporter: it is a move that is seen as a major concession by some, but president trump headed back to washington proud of his achiev his team plans to begin working on the details of the declaration next week. sarah: le' talk more about this with lisa collins who is standing by in washington. she is a fellow at the center for strategic studies and an expert on korea. thank you so much for joining us this evening. lisa, you follow tummit osely. this joint statement has been criticized as being too light on detail. what do you think? lisa: i would agree with that statement. i do believe that the four points that were mentioned in the joint statement, one on denuclearizatition o of the korn penininsula, one on u.s. and noh korea forming a new relationship, one on releasing old prisonerers of war andd repatriating them to the united states, and d another tatalking ababout other significant optpt. i think that these are things

'll get to chuck and sheena in the forecast for a minute, but let's start with megancgrath.he's live at the scene for us. good morning. >> reporter: take a look behind me. e,u can see the detour hehe state highway vehicle and the electronic sign telling people right. over to the we've got a tractor-trailer on its side. now, this is the ramp from westbound 370 t t on to southbound 270. last nigait the tractor-r was going around that curved ramp. it flipped on to its sides. it's carrying televisions. what they're doing at this point is trying to offload the tvs so that they can then get in there and right the truck and get it out of here. now, this has been going on, unfortunately, for hours. we're starting to see the beginning of rush hour here, and it still a problem. westbound

. >> and ll, those positive numbers on the jobs market come alongside some sobering news on the statef social security. costs for that program will exceed its income this year for the first time since 1982, forcing the program to dip into er trust fund to c benefits. it is estimated that those reserves will be depleted by the year 2034 and social security will no longer be able to send full benefits. the report also said that medicare's hospital insurance fund will be depleted in 2026. that is three years earlier than anticipated. a >>> meanwhil new report says leading ceos are a little less optimistic thahey have been. according to the latest survey from the business round table,r many concerned about the direction ofra t policy right now. kayla tausche has detailed for us from washington. >> reporter: for theirst time since donald trump was elected president, quart reading of confidence among ceos has fallen. the survey showed that expectations for the next six monthsor hiring, capital investment, sales, and u.s. gdp all declined. one major reason, trade. 95% of executives citing wh

jane: ll russia come out from the cold? presidents trump and putin are set to come face-to-face at a summit nexmonth. and germany suffers a crushing defeat on the pitcth reigning champions have crashed out of the worldup. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. after three decades casting a pivotal vote at the u.s. supreme necourt, justice anthony k has announced he is retiring. president trump said he would waste no time finding a replacement, giving gnservatives hope they wi another seat on the bench. democrats were equally swift as saying they would fight any candidate who would not uphold the rights they cham here is a look at the pivotal role justice kennedy has played. >> i would like to express our delight with the nomination of judge anthony m. kennedy t an associate justice of the united states supreme court. jane: anthony kennedy was a harvard law professor when he was nominated by ronald reagan. 30 years later, president donald trump bid him farewell. pres. trump: i just want

'll keep you posted coming up in just a matter of minutes. we invite you to keep itfo here all the latest coverage from the border and the battle over immigrationhiere in wton. ahead on nightly news with lester holt. >>> today we're getng a new look at a man police say is responsible for a string of sex assaults in our area. they released this sketch of the so-called d.c. hotelinapist. stigators say he's responsible for attacking at least nine women over the course of eight years. in the late '90s and early 2000s. six of them have now been connected by dna. meagan fitzgerald is live in d.c. there is also something else similar about many of these crimes. tell us about that. >>> pat, that's exactly right. many of these victimsere housekeepers inside hotels and they were cleaning the rooms when they were attacked by this suspect. one of the victims was a 68-year-old woman. she worked behind me here at the jefferson hotel. this is the latest image of what police believe the so-called hotel rapist looks like. between 1998 and 2006 investigators s

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>>ll, there is reason for concern. and in the short term, separation from parents is obviously traumatic. but, my concern really is with the long term effects. >> and what are those long term affects. >>> the -- looking at the youngestwbhildren from nens up to age 3 that's a crucial period of time for psychological development.d an're most concerned about the forming ofn bond betwee the young child and primary caregiver and it's usually the mom and could be a dad or grant parent. >> when they're snatched away like this taken away in an instant at such a young age what are at qfects. uality of that bond whether it stable and lo or disruptive the developing brain it can have a losting influence on that individual's personality and behavior a relationships throughout sgliv do you believe this executive order signedre bsident today or excuse me this week, does it do the right thing? wi f itixt problem? >> i'm very glad see the president sign that order. the issue is you know how quickly we can reunite these kids with their

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at the border are staying at casa pleasant ll. the southwest key informed them about the girls via e-mail. >> they told us of the5 facilitf them are adolescent girls who have been separated from their parents within the last 24 days. >> a spokesperson for southwest key tells us he can't talk about the specific children being cared for at the center but assures us they are being well taken care of as staff tries to reunify them with their families. >>> tonight a strong reactio in the bay area to the supreme court ruling in favor of president trump's travel ban. does it unfairly target muslims, though? the high court rejected claims of an anti-muslim bias and stated the president has the power to regulate immigration. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us in san francisco, where opponents of the high court's decision rallied tonight. terry? >> reporter: yeah, the nation's highest court has spoken and tonight more than 100 protesters spoke out at the federal building. they took on the president and the supreme court. tonight, messa

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xlf has had a huge run nicians ll talk about a potential double top in xlf. do you see one >> here's the difference u go back to 2008, farther back the banks peaked at 2004 well ahead of the broad markets even though the price was heing higher, that signaled there was a problem well ahead of what's happening in the financials you don't see that at all now. >> lastly, we're talking about retail stocks. they ran up. how do the charts look given today's action >> a lot of them had big moves the tape's oht small caps are over bought i don't think they're over bought some arers over all when you look at the equally weighted consumer discretionary. it's grinding higher. >> rob sluymer, thank you. >> what did we do today? >> look at the 279 at the lows. i think you're at the top end of a range. if anything, it was throwing out there a few more index shorts. look, what i hear out there is that the economy is fine what i don't think we are understanding is that the fed is going to he and be mildly more aggressive than people expect. we're in a multiple compression env

ll that "profit." divide that however you want and i call it profit. we cannot getw mexico or china to billions. it depends on your formula, but it is $375 billion or $504 billion and it is a tremendous amount of money from our income and we have to straighten that out and what is happening is that we are putting steel tariffs on and our steel industry is going through the roof with u.s. steel announcing new facilities. last night, in south carolina, right, georgetown steel, the factory plant was closed for how long? >> three years. a manufacturer in britain purchased georgetown steel to make steel here. >> tariffs on solar panels. they were all getting made in china and we have 32 different factories and they are starting to open. solar is a new technology. we had two of them open and everyone else was closed because of what happened and what came infrom other places, particular, china. now, we have seven opening and many morbeing considered and the ones that were going to close are now thriving. washing machines were getting dumped all over the count

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the press conference a number of different times in different ways about human rights and that you ll this lationship really good and that he was very talented person. if you call sometimes killers. he is a killer. he's executing people. >> president trump: when you take over a country, tough country, tough people and you fromr father, don't care who you are, what you are, how much of an advantage you have. if you can do that at 27 years old, that's one in 10,000 that could do that. so he's a very smartuy he's a great negotia but i think we understand each other. >> bret: he is still done some really bad things. >> president trump: but so have a lot of other people done some really bad things. i could go through a lot of nations were a lot of bad things were done. with all of that being said, the answer is yes, i'm going from today. i'm going for maybe 90 days ago because we really started this -- we got a call that he was going to the olympics. he would like to go to the olympics at sort e beginning of we have right now. we are very far down the line. you saw the agreement, nobody th

. >> sean: she committed felonies ll, greg jarrett well. i want to ask a question here. mayor righ and obstructed justice? >> right. how you can explain all of these people did much less of the identical thing that hillary clinton did. they get criminally prosecuted and she doesn't? >> sean: sarah, that's the point here. >> i think he believes it. it is it a form of flattery. >> ouch. why can't you say that. and the evidence is increasingly clear. that is obs as you stated in the monologue. and there is no dispute here. they did much less than what hillary clinton did. document. the question here: greg jarrett makes the case in that book. these documents that exist. he had a lot more information. that raises the question: will he give into the pressure and bury it on a summer friday or bury it during the summit next week? >> the scales of justice appear to be not balanced. that's what greg jarrett is saying. christian spent a year in prison for something minor and thankfully pardoned by president trump. now we see what is going on with michael horowitz and he being pushd

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first in terms of the poison pills that are in the ll but in addition to which the manner in which they allocated the resources at the expense of the health, education, and well-being of our cldren. yes, ma'am. reporter: unemployment in ma was 3.8%, the lowest in 18 yes. is that good news? ms. pelosi: well, as i said, unemployment rate is one indication. the fact is -- and this has happened before that people say, oh, my goodness, people are saying unemployment rate is down. why isn't my purchasing power improving? this isn't just about the unemployment rate. it's about wages rising in our country. so that consumer confidence isr. because our economy will never fully reach its possibilities unless we increase the consumer confidence and that can only be ib increased by a better deal, better jobs, better wages, and lowering cost to families, r it's prescription drugs, by really lowering the cost of prescription drugs. and that list goes on. this is onenusual time. and i follow it closely where the unemployment rate is down but the dependence on subsidies, whether it's food insecurity, ho

ll as a.e.c.a. i'm also a member of san francisco council district merchants association, south of market business association. it's not even n s.a.m. 's radar or hant group, mall business groups in san francisco. so if that reach-out has occurred i think that's a fundamental flaw. there's a reason why it should not be fasttracked. lastly i would indicate that appeal a. is a complicated ess. it's always merited comments pro's and con's. the board has read the ordinance and familiar with the pro's and con's from the board side and the other side, unless you know both sides it should not be approved and we ask you to vote no on item 28. >> thaechblg you for your comphepts. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, i'm president of a small business located in the bayview area. rhyme here in a humble way to ask you slow down what seems to be a fasttracked process on legislation. i consider myself semi successful in this business but it's not because i had a level playing field that i successfully navigat

and also with the private school program, also ll building study and also i want to address our public seismic ty program outreach, the public roughly 20,000 people what we call ambassador graduate from the program roughly in 2000. slide number 3 is the major changes in our budget and then i don't want to spend too much time, you can see what is the changes there. another slide regarding bar chart on the expenditure, majority of our expenditure is regarding the salary and also work order to other department. one good news is you can see the f.t.e. compared to the last two years. we are actually reducing it slightly. e i end my presentation, i would like to thank you, controller office and mayor budget office working with us and also deputy director will be here in caseyou have more detailed questions, i will stay behind to answer any questions you have. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. colleagues, any questions for mr. hui from d.b.i. 14 > supervisor fewer: are you ns?ffed to capacity or stillnt p >> we are staffed to capacity, lots of people retire and move to other department. we cons

take control of the ll, the game. go deep into the mexico's areae and dangerous. >>weden, playing with confidence. mexico, all right, you got away with one here and right back where you needed to beevand whee playing a possible fifth game s first two games you use them, learn from the g thirdme it's a great images of hoa and chicharito, lefting them up. see heads, vela just a little down. osorio. looked like he's battling somei ess today. and now it's time to lift -- >>ou can see crying there. di't have a great game there today. he wonfi hisdence from juan carlos osorio. put him in. >> own goal in the 74th minute. made it 3-0. >> survive and advance. that's what you did, mexico. let the tears go out for a little bit longer but you have more soccer your way. you may have lost this battle but the war is still out there to be won. mexicoext up for them, monday they're going to take on your group e winner. sweden, group f champion tuesday in st. petersburg. this mexican fan base has been outstanding here in russia. ochoa recognizing them andli ng them, guys, it's yur

the problem was that arkady babchenko turned out to be not dead after a ll babchenko turned out to beant in a sting operation set up by ukrainian security service is intended to foil what they said was a russian assassination plot. sarah louise alice thought there would be egg on the faces of bbc news after falsely announcing the murder of a journalist in ukraine, which was actually a sting operation. but if that was a prime example of fake news, it was a case of note is that concern hundreds of you earlier this week. last friday, the former english defence league leader, tommy robinson, was and jailed for potentially prejudicing a court case. he was broadcasting on social media where trial is taking place, and a judge found him guilty of co nte m pt of and a judge found him guilty of contempt of court. over a quarter million people viewed his footage and many were bemused but there was no mention of it on mainstream media, or ofa no mention of it on mainstream media, or of a protest against his jailing over the weekend. james wondered on monday, why has the arrest and imprisonment of