>> logan: the u.s.'t going to be here for generations. >> ghani: we will be here for generations. we do not need others to fight our fights. >> logan: people in this country say that if the u.s. pulled out, your government would collapse in three days. >> ghani: from the resource perspective, they are absolutely right. we will not be able to support our army for six months without u.s. support, and u.s. capabilities. >> logan: did you just say that without the u.s. support, your army couldn't last six months? >> ghani: yes, because we don't have the money. >> logan: american taxpayers bankroll 90% of afghanistan's defense budget. that's more than $4 billion a year. another $30 billion has been spent rebuilding this country. a bustling city has risen from the ruins. but in all the years we've been coming here, it's never been this dangerous. checkpoints choke the traffic all over kabul. it was as difficult to film as it was to move. terrorists can strike at any time. nobody knows that better than the men

logan: that is likely.g transactions on the margins of what could be done under antitrust laws, are now going to be emboldened to try them. vertical consolidation in media sectors have been happening for a long time. comcast nbc, doj approved in 2011. you have seen a trend toward vertical consolidation. i don't think that will abate. is -- what do the justice department do next? there are mergers pending that are not vertical. t-mobile-sprint for example. logan: there are elements of the judge's decision that would have implications for future reviews. he spent a lot of time in the opinion talking about the significance of innovation, the evolution of the industry. the way the competition was changing as a result. thes static analysis of competitive effects based on traditional distribution re did not resonate with the judge. those same innovation-based arguments apply to a number of other potential deals, as you mentioned, t-mobile and sprint might be another one, where the merging parties can argue their

logan was talking about.erfect complement to the kind of renewable generation that is really the main driver of new energy. emily: michael, how big of a driver is transportation in terms of driving battery development and growth? michael: i would say that certainly ev's is the largest driver of batteries today. logan was talking about. i think china over every year is consuming about 18 gigawatt hours of batteries just for buses. and they are transitioning i think all of their bus fleets to zero emission technologies, which produces an energy agnostic platform that can use solar energy, wind energy, whatever the need is, they are adaptable. so as they clean up their technology, the adaptable technology is immediately used from technology. and china today, i think they have produced in the first quarter more -- over the time of production -- more ev's then all of the nations put together, so they are driving these chemistries, the manufacturing components, the leverage, all through their electrified vehicles.

in the fall, logan will be starting kindergarten. his school recently held an assembly in his honor to teach fellow students that even though logan may look different than they do, he's just like them. i commend logan for his bravery and i also commend the elementary school as well. i want to commend both for their willingness to spread kindness to their peers and our community. and i'd also like to recognize logan's pents, matt and nicole, for raising such a fine young man and for all that they do for individuals facing this challenge. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, for five minutes. ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today yet again because congress continues to do nothing as americans die from the scourge of gun violence. it's just over two years from the tragedy at pulse nightclu that claimed 49 lives and changed hundreds of lives forward. one year since mass shootings in baltimore, maryland, and university city, missouri, that claimed two

my name is warren logan. i'm a senior transportation planner at the san francisco county of transportation authority. soon enough our separate commission which is also the board of supervisors, will be hearing our final report, excuse me -- our final report for emerging mobility evaluation and i'm excited to present that to you soon. our vision is to partner with bryan and we're very excited to hear the enthusiasm for understanding the gaps around labor. primarily our focus was on how these different services were impacting congestion. so we recognize, however, that during our initial scope of our guiding principles for emerging mobility, that several of the commissioners encouraged us to include labor. and so, obviously, we're super enthusiastic to partner with you on this and i want to herald this effort. but i hear you loud and clear not only understanding how this is impacting the folks in that gig economy, but also how they're impacting other labor forces in the city. my understanding though is that to y

>> well, you know according to the obama gang, who targeted general flynn with a logan act potential violation, i don't know why it wouldn't apply to president obama. undermining president of united states by working with foreign government leaders is very basis of logan act. but it just shows you how hypocritical president obama has been. when you have his minions going out there and ambushing general flynn, based on absurd notion that his contact with the russians and presidential transition may have violated logan act. and at the same time, his people know he is working out there with foreign leaders to undermine the president. this is par for the course for obama. he used stay agency of federal government to target president trump, no surprise he would take it to next level. lou: th the -- red -- of the let this acknowledge a spy is a spy. and the word informant is benign. this is a is time, every reasonable person should be taking their head, at laughable effort to parse when caught in lies and neff -- activities like spying on president and his campaign, this is somehow rationa

as for logan, he's got this advice.illar "wear gloves and long sleeves." (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six. facing harsh criticism - president ends the policy that his administration started, which separated children from their parents at the u-s border. tonight, we'll hear from the deputy consul general of mexico.. about the problems that still remain.(ken) then - also new at six..if you're curious about marijuana -- and looking for a "higher" education - one bay area community college has you covered. we'll tell you about the new cannabis course being offered. kron4 news at six starts right after the break. (pam) tonight at 6. president trump has now reversed course. today. signing an e

logan paul averages millions of views r stunt. the crazier they are, the more likes he gets. even paul went too far and youtube put him on a 90 day probation for controversial stunt relating to suicide. >> people like logan paul give the platform a bad name which it does not deserve. >> reporter: this youtube duo is a comedy duo from london. they are the first ones to admit there is a certain culture on youtube. >> i don't particularly think it is healthy. >> reporter: bid con will continue here through sunday. >>> a lot of events going on this weekend. it sounds like the weather will be great. >> it will be fantastic. temperatures will be heating up. if you are heading out to any of the weekend events, put on your sunscreen and drink plenty of water. we will talk about how hot it will get coming up. a live look for you from our salesforce tower camera. off to the distance, you can see the low clouds. currently, we are looking at temperatures on the mild side. 67 in concord. livermore in the mid 60s. low 60s for you in san jose and santa rosa is in the upper 50s. satellite an

emily: logan, that sounds a little scary.dingr exciting, which perspective you are coming from. emily: how would you characterize the way tesla fits in here, how revolutionary is it or not? >> i think if we look at says the as a manufacturer here in the united states, it currently gigawatts our power, putting it on par with any manufacturer in the world at the moment and it plans to increase that to 105, once again here in the u.s.. so that scale is part of a general rush from leading manufacturers, whether it is from china, korea, or japan to cement that position. tesla is at the forefront, but it is not alone. anly: john, being from industry that is being disrupted again and again, what do you think are the main trends that will shape how batteries grow and develop over the next few decades? john: we have been in this for a little while, we started about 10 years ago on the grid and most recently formed a joint venture with a.s. to take this to the next level. today we have already deployed battery systems in 16 countries,

julie: logan, thank you so much.orage analysis at bloomberg new energy finance. thank you so much. really interesting finds. scarlet: don't forget to check a gtv go on the bloomberg. you can find all of the charts we feature on bloomberg television including several we showed earlier today. this is a great one on the global slowdown that takes a look at the developed and emerging economies. the white bars show emerging economies, the red bars show the developed economies. you can see 2009, 2008, a bad period for the develop economy -- developed economy could nowhere near as fast as what we saw precrisis. that is one of the many charts available at gtv go. this is one julie and i talk about frequently. we will bring it up later on "what'd you miss?" russell continues to trade near record highs. julie: especially amidst this trade talks on perception. scarlet: and they benefit from the tax cuts more. and perhaps when we do see more of the deregulation financial sector, they are in a better position to benefit. julie: w

while andrea's son logan...teer landscaping work over the weekend...his wrist grazed the furry insect... just enough to do some damage. (sot) andrea pergola/mother"he came running towards me and he was like something bit me. and he showed me and it was like all welted up and i said, let's go inside and rinse it off."logan pergola/poisoned by caterpillar "it numbed my whole hand, pretty much the whole thing felt like fire." (grant) (grant) luckily, an e-r was nearby and logan got help immediately once the "puss" caterpillar the "puss" once the "puss" caterpillar develops into a flannel moth...it is no longer venomous. lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the w

bottoms: i have to remember to add that our dogs name is logan. [laughter] thank you, dr. peterson, and to all of you. it is such a pleasure to be here. as i came in today, i was reminded that god does indeed dream dreams bigger for us than we can dream for ourselves. the last time i was here, i was here to see president obama. and lo and behold, i am here as the 60th mayor. who could have imagined that? [laughter] [applause] i did my first commencement speech yesterday in nashville, tennessee. i don't know if it will go down as the best commencement speech ever, but i do think it will go down as one of the most appreciated. because it was six minutes and 18 seconds long. [laughter] so i understand that there was a little wager going on as to how long graduation will last. i want to mature i get a portion of that when i am done with this each. . mesh this speech i have always had a fascination with georgia tech. and goes back to 1980 something, it was a lovely before most of you all were born. and also, when georgia tech had a really, really good basketball team. . i was w

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thank you very much, logan.banks now in the philippines, the central bank governors seems to be making the case for yet another rate hike as consumer prices rise to a five-year high and as the peso vols ahead of the banks wednesday policy meeting. nestor told bloomberg the bsd plans to anchor inflation back to its target next year. >> is quite encouraging. after celebrating earlier this year, we are seeing a deceleration in may. it'sthat perspective, lining up to our original anticipation that there will be of whatase in the pace we expected to go back down to target range by next year. challenges, the economy has been growing strongly, and in a situation like that, there is more possibility of passing on the cost to customers. this is the particular risk we are looking to the so-called -- the strange -- exchange rate , we have closely monitor. in our view, from a medium-term perspective, where quite comfortable that sound fundamentals supported. next is the rate of change something that concerns you? the bspmet

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arthel: kitty logan, thank you.that one gas station company only sells stuff from north american crude? no mideast gas. no way. another step for our country to become an oil independent nation. up next, the boom american oil and gas industries are experiencing. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. eric: another sign of the booming economy. we're told the u.s. could soon become the world's largest producer of oil. that means that it will crush opec's dominance in the energy market and finally achieve a goal of energy independence for our nation. alicia acuna has more from denver. >> with the price at the pump at a seven-year high, some may question the president when he says -- >> we're very strong on energy. we're essentially now energy independent. >> analysts say the president is correct. go

. >> kitty logan has more from london. >> and hundred thousand people turned out to call for the finalal pair they say they want a public vote. these demonstrators waving flags and calling on the government to hold a public vote on the final brexit deal. most say they are not challenging if brexit will happen but how britain leads the eu. but, two years on the referendum vote they are still being hammered out. once the deal is done it will be subject to a vote in parliament.some say they feel the country could be worse off the government comes away with a bad deal and they want to have a second referendum to have their say in it. there are others amongst the crowd who don't want brexit to happen at all. the issue of brexit is as it was two years ago. there was a small a demonstration as well but some are critical on the progress and negotiations and they are pressuring the government to take -- on friday separately the eu with no deal it may consider relocating elsewhere. that could cost around 40,000 jobs. two years ago the referendum was pretty close. many people still feel strongly

kitty logan. >> more on this let's go to a global economics editor for the wall street -- >> what do make of the president going forward with steel and aluminum tariffs? >> well, the worry here is that this is the first step in what could be a broad trade war. they already cunnane the economists say when the prison first announced this in march that if it was contained to steel and aluminum, then the u.s. economy and the global economy could handle it. but what we are seeing now is the europeans, the canadians and mexicans seeing saying they will retaliate against harley-davidson motorcycles, bluejeans, agricultural products. it is another step. they are also talking about potentially hundred $50 billion in tariffs against the chinese. which they say they will retaliate against and if the president is also talking about doing tariffs on auto imports. this does look like an escalation that people are saying back in march could be problematic. >> you heard the eu official called a dangerous game. how worried are you and should american consumers be about the european union union respon

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which logan but. yet. traffic in him say but. conform with that of see it get up see do sit up. get up see. what about. women one over this area who who say that that's happened to them. what do you think about their testimony when i feel. that way but. marriage may seem the best option for a woman who has been the victim of bride traffic has been transported thousands of miles from her home. but the real solution lies in india enforcing its own anti slavery laws. somewhere north of ten million people are in slavery in india and it's certainly been my experience with indian government officials that they will brook no interference from outside that they have a smarting sense of an imperialist colonial legacy which they trot out whenever you confront them about something that they really need confronting. the modern face of indian women that is visible in sumptuous shopping malls populated not just by powerful indian elites but by an aspirational and e.t.c prosperous middle class. new jobs in technology and services have opened up unprecedented opportunities for women in particul

sie brody logan no longer with us. we welcome timyoung. >> i'm fill in for everything.t me knowthis. >> you're the only one to fill my heart. >> available on friday nights.au >> no. >> bec he doesn't have a. social >> you're just putting it all out there. >> i don't. it's the worst. >> goo to see you. how about this week? this was interesting one, was it not. >> it was a greateaweek. in it was amazing. go ahead. it's your show. i don't want to take it away from. >> what do you think the hieklight was this , go for it. >> dy twitter well this week, jim. >> wll get to that. >> donald trump walking out a o fox friend what is a treat this morn. >> i gotl to you, i woke up this morning i gethe alerts when he. tw i think it behooves us that's when he says should i go surprise them. >> he should ben every morning for entire three, four hours they're on. why not? . >> that wouldefinitely be a good idea to talk a that. regardless. >> t tre are a couplengs this we >> we did last time around, we're goingo do i again. three topics that w talked about in the past and talked about th

. >>> at fort logan -- 4:08, a man arrested in petaluma accused of trying to have sex with a minor. how investigators used social media to catch him. >>> permit patty is speaking out. why she called the police on an eight-year-old girl. >>> good morning. we are off to a good start here. if you're driving around the bay area. you can see that the commute is looking good at almost every turn. >>> well, thankfully, temperatures have cooled off. see if we will see a return of that coming up soon. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we're still closely watching new development on the pawnee fires still burning out of control in eastern lake county. it is now burned 7700 acres. five times bigger than at this time yesterday. 3000 people have evacuated after 12 holdings including homes have burned. >>> san francisco woman is now apologizing after video of her appearing to call police on an eight-year-old girl selling bottled water went viral. the girl's mother took the video last week and posted on instagram. she said the woman who appeared to call police was a seven -- upset that their sold

love by british singer laura logan you come. in comes from memphis t d w thanks. oh. into the conflict zone confronting the powerful the fires f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known in the window of charm five him last year to his fourth for a few measures of being this week. is my guest here in by the way he's promoting a book even as he faces new charges of insubordination so what's the truth this conflict zone confronting the powerful on t.w.x. . germany state by state. the most colorful. the u.s. . the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on t.w. dot com. crimes fists against humanity. civilians become witness six of. their recording which is travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda fiction and what is fact digital investigators combed through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of crimes thanks in this video recording of the soldier who shot me young man is on trial now st. paul's foren

mike: kitty logan, thank you. >>> the u.s.poised to become the world's largest oil producer and achieve the decade's old dream of energy independence. some industry analysts say many trump administration policies will only make things better. alicia acuna has more. >> with the price at the pump at 7 year high, some may question the president when he says -- >> we're very strong on energy. we're essentially now energy independent. >> analysts say the president is correct. good news is on the horizon. >> i think it is fair to say that the overall policies on deregulation by this administration have been constructive. >> for decades the organization of petroleum exporting countries or opec controlled the price of oil prompting shortages and long lines at the pump with an embargo back in 73. a few years back, opec leader saudi arabia saturated the market driving down the price per barrel. some u.s. companies went bankrupt. but the industry adjusted becoming leaner and improving fracking technology. >> we lowered our break even pri

logan with the transportation authority. wel>>me good afternoon, i'm a senior transportation planner for the county of transportation authority and i'm excited to bring this report to all of you. i'm going to give awe brief overview of our report and kind of how it got here today. the first and foremost is that the nexus of this report is that both our board and yours have seen a lot of different services on our streets and some of them we didn't recognize. we want to make s we're understanding what was out on our streets and evaluate whether or not they are helping us meet our long-range and short range transportation goals. i'll go over briefly what we're saying when we're talking about emerging mobility services and technologies. i'll remind everyone, again, about the 10 guiding principles that both this board and the transportation commission adopted last june. then go into the evaluation methodology that we both worked with the sf mta on. finally provide recommendations for our side and yours. >> thank you. >> when i sa

mayor bottoms: i have to remember to add that our dogs name is logan. [laughter] thank you, dr. peterson, and to all of you. it is such a pleasure to be here. as i came in today, i was reminded that god does indeed dream dreams bigger for us than we can dream for ourselves. the last time i was here, i was here to see president obama. and lo and behold, i am here as the 60th mayor. who could have imagined that? [applause]

hagar logan and is iceland's first professional surfer now he's mastered his country's fears waves under extreme conditions and by that i mean in extremely cold water sometimes a surfer can't even feel his feet when he hits the waves but his passion for the sport keeps him going. a pocket change. only to. muslims is about as well known for surfing as thailand is for skiing and yet the land of fire and ice is a hot tip among surface for those who've served all the world's best spots this one off is something new it's the home to us iceland's best and only professional surfer pays our local ennius on it's very hard to get started in serving it actually because there's no surf shops and the forecast this really hard to read and the waves that come into our eyes and are usually really big and heavy because there's a lot of open ocean the circumstances might not be ideal for beginners but if you really want to start surfing then then you'll just find your type. ok found looking has found just one type of waves and it's time rection in life. as a boy he was trying to active easily distracted i

[applause] bottoms: i have to remember to add that our dogs name is logan. [laughter] thank you, dr

. >> laura logan can bottle field a baby rhino, but can she [ bleep ] one. >> when you take out vowels some word. unnecessary censorship. >> every time. >> looking for the, sign of summer. there isn't one. may have found it. adam levine and maroon five gave the ladies something to groove to maybe over the summer. and maybe your song of the summer. ♪ ♪ ♪ girls like you >> i know you recognize those faces. with adam. the brand new video for girls like me. you saw cardi. b. jlo. tiffany haddish. millie bobbi brown. the tune trending at 2 on youtube. over 6 million views. ellen also is in there. my favorite. >> 6 million views. just came out yesterday. >> yeah. >> yeah. going to be. until somebody takes it down. that's song of the summer. >> for all of you out there decide toing what to get dad for father's day coming up here. have you thought of meat scented candles. yep, a 1 steak sauce has scented candles. here to save the day. come in three fragrances. original meat. backyard barbecue. classic burger. unlike food off the grill. candles will last a while. eec each, 50 to 70 hours. keep

lost five members of my family five of them and i haven't found them yet logan i don't sell it but my brothers managed to get out but they lost everything my brothers were never told anything when they fell to the love from the volcano was less than four metres away. so did my. close to the volcano the ash is still incredibly hot the ash i mean there's a couple of metres of ash that have covered this entire town and it's very hot you feel it coming up through the soles of your feet if you don't have proper boots on it can really it can really lead to a lot of heat blisters and things like that so they've got these hot conditions we're down near the coast of guatemala where in the tropics of course there's the sun in the general heat they're having to contend with and then there are these other explosions so you know you just start getting work working on getting a house dog out and then suddenly you hear a whistle and you have to run out and hop in a car and drive down to the highway so that's certainly hampering issues and then the other thing i'll just mention quickly i don't know i

beautiful game and well more i'm just trying to get found off threatening headlines want a russian who logans and violence during the tournament but it seems these predictions turned out well not to be all that accurate is our correspondent. a celebration of unity good sportsmanship and an inspiration to a future generation of athletes in other words something that world cup twenty teen appeared not to promise to all those english fans who were winning the options in front of them to visit russia or to stay today we're talking about the world cup and whether it's right to be worried about russia hosting the tournament in particular we're going to look at the threat of hooligans racism and homophobia. the whole time we've been here initially seems there's been somebody following as at least one car sometimes three i think there's one of them so we're just off red square and russia is preparing for the party and they are a taking no chances and be letting the world though they're taking no chances but let's be frank the media is notorious for seeking scandal and shocking content but it wasn't t

laura logan reports from kabul under siege and story for 60 minutes. airport. swarm of helicopters, that earned the nickname, embassy air. it is how americans and their allies working at the u.s. embassy in military headquarters travel back and forth from the airport. it is just a five minute flight. the chopper we were in was making the tenth trip of the day. >> no smoking. >> a few years ago, american convoys regularly drove on the airport road below. now, the view from the helicopter window is almost on board will see of they'll stay behind glass waulds for the rest of the time in afghanistan. we wanted to know what it says about where we are in this war. if american troops can't drive two miles down a road in kabul. >> it is a country that war. and a capital that its under attack by a determined enemy. >> no u.s. general has spent more time here than john nicholson, commander of american forces in afghanistan. >> we do everything possible to protect our forces. >> they're not using the road. >> protecting the lives of the troops. if we can fly instead of dr

well i stated just what i will have giving people meaningless slogans why don't they close and honest logan he didn't say that i didn't say no this is a promise the foreign journalists said grandma said well probably israel that i know what he said he said we don't want to fight but if they forced us to fight we'll do what we have to do he said that if someone attacks you will protect yourself you would defend yourself even though you believe that is much stronger than your constant we will not sign and the palestinian people will not seven not on how much or the political process your policy is bankrupting gaza your economy is shut the hell you have who has what you have always you know has been at the moment who is forty three percent who was responsible for that the you made in past you they're part asian if i didn't as a responsible for that poverty as they are from thirty yards and in two thousand and eleven to fifteen a situation percent this idea as of last year the situation under your rule the situation was back to the situation in jerusalem is not better than this. the problem the

and he has been speaking to gabby logan about how different this team is to 2016 and crucially what hasike everyone was getting on really well. it has been really good, there has been a real positive feeling, everything has beena positive feeling, everything has been a lot clearer. in what way is a nap how we want to play. that comes from the manager? yeah, it is about being together, if we come up against a being together, if we come up againsta certain being together, if we come up against a certain situation in a game like for example against iceland, you will be able to look around you and have 100% trusting everybody and that is important going into a tournament like this, to have the mentality that we are going to win. we are part of the world cup and we have been given this opportunity and it is always an honour to put the three lions on our shirt. we don't want to regret anything. dele alli mentioning iceland there and the european championships, when they were knocked out in the last 16. going back a bit further, you were with the england team in brazil when they we re the engl

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cronkite was the first to broadcast the event in america from a makeshift studio in a hangar at boston's loganere outside buckingham palace, the queen is about to emerge. >> reporter: the images of pageantry and tradition and the young 27-year-old queen at the center of it all were unlike anything seen before. lady anne glenconnor walked alongside the queen as a maid of honor. >> it was like a production. it was like making a film, you know what i mean? >> reporter: queen elizabeth has spent the last 65 years getting used to horse-drawn carriages and her five-pound bejeweled crown, which she once joked could break her neck. at 92 years old, she is the oldest and longest reigning current monarch in the world and she still keeps a busy schedule. >> she has three engagements over the next 10 days, so she's packing it in. for 92, no signs really of slowing down. >> reporter: roya nikka, says for a monarchy often seen as a bit stuffy, queen elizabeth ushered in an era of change. >> she's heralded in the age of social media to the monarchy, which is very much her doing. there have been leaps and str