maas: so our final end product is natural gas. it's biologically no different than natural gas that flows in the pipes to your house. it can be used for a variety of things, but we're going to use it for, and what we are using it for, is vehicle fuel. arioso: it's really simple on the farm. we have a covered lagoon. we capture the gas from the cow. they dry it just a bit here, and then they push it to calgren, and then they do all the extra stuff, cleaning and everything that they need to do to make it where they can resell or reuse the gas on their own facility. so it just made a lot of sense. maas: the state of california has set a target that they want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the state, and it's particularly from the dairy industry. they want a 40% reduction by about the middle of the next decade. and it's a carrot and stick approach. they said to the dairy industry, "if you will voluntarily install these facilities and meet that goal, then that's great. if you don't, we'll probably regulate you." and so the d

the german foreign minister, heiko maas, indicated the difficulties they are facing, saying germany isking to prevent the deals complete failure. >> arriving in tehran to push for de-escalation, facing heiko maas are multiple entangled crises centering on iran. economic sanctions, a nuclear deal in disarray and rising tensions with the u.s.. he is welcomed by iran's foreign minister. talks went over time. afterward, zarif spoke about more. >> the new tension in our region is a result of the economic war the united states has declared against iran. the only way to decrease tensions in the region is to stop the economic war. one cannot expect an economic war. those waging the war and those supporting a remain safe. >> maas, responded by continuing the war talk. >> there is war in yemen and syria. i want to do everything to keep war out of iran. the tensions here in the region are worrying. >> what a contrast of the optimism of 2015, when iran agreed to limit its nuclear ambitions in a landmark deal and return international sanctions would be lifted. under u.s. president donald trump, the

it is the case in maa we had 140,000 illegal immigrants enter into the nation unlawfully. it is an important undertaking to make sure we have security and sovereignty, every action is designed to do just that. i worked personally on an arrangement with mexico now a week and a few days ago. i am confidence that we will get that under control, and it is important. it's important for america and national security that we do achieve that. thank you all. >>> at a news conference today senate minority leader chuck schumer talked about the trump administration policy toward iran and ongoing tensions. senator schumer said instead of having a campaign rally tonight, the president should brief the country about his plans toward iran. [ inaudible question ]

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around france, and every moment we could spare, the correspondents, this is a group of them, ralph maas in the front, huey broderick, joe priestly. and here we see edward g robinson. he was one of the many actors and actresses that came to normandy to entertain our troops. they held a show right in this normandy barn not too far from the fighting. i found out later that the intermission had to be called when the shells came too close. all you had to do was point a camera at robinson and he acted. soon we found ourselves in rembouillet. it was the headquarters for all of the correspondents that came to paris. george stevens, the hollywood director there. myself and pete carroll. shortly after these pictures were taken, ernie pyle decided to head back to the states and then headed to the pacific, where he was killed. george stevens was a very well-known hollywood director, as you may recall, and he died only a few years ago. practically every correspondent turned out to try to get into the city of paris. we found, as i said earlier, that general eisenhower had given permission to the seco

now, i'm not talking about producers, writers or my maas ifage therapist gun they are.re -- gunther. it's also the 75th anniversary of d-day, so it's important to reminded us and myself that my freedom was made possible by them. our ability to be self-obsessed is owed to those who did the complete opposite. they fought so we can text each other emojis. they fought so i can binge watch gill more girl -- gilmore girls, a show i hated when it first aired. they fought so i could do this. ♪ ♪ [laughter] greg: by the way, i was batman -- [laughter] and lou dobbs was spider-man in that video. [laughter] but it's a fact, hard lives -- many of them cut short, led to our easy, longer lives. and all that time we have lets us dissect our -- if your life is a gift paid for by the blood of others who never made it off those beaches, it might be good to assess what you're doing with that gift. it might get you off your butt or find something else to do beyond writing unicorn fan fiction. i swear i'm quitting. [laughter] so that's why donald trump was in london for the anniversary of d

let's turn to bradley maas, republican congressman matt gates who is on house judiciary committee will be doing the questioning plus harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz, author of the case against the democratic house impeaching trump, welcome to both of you gentlemen. i want to start with something congressman nadler said. he is chairman of the house judiciary committee where impeachment would start where this hearing will take place. until we play that from the chairman. >> there is no right to defy congressional subpoena. the white house might assert some privilege but when they revealed a lot of the information to mueller and even attorneys they waived the privilege. i think he will answer is put to him because it is his civic duty to do so and he is an upstanding prosecutor. shannon: they reached a deal. did you know about it? >> it was just a week ago in the judiciary committee when i asked chairman never whether he intended to subpoena robert mueller and he said he would not answer at that time so i hope we're not in store for impeachment by surprises this seems to fe

around the spur, back along 66, sighna this in maas. all of fairfax counties dealing with rain. most of charles counties dealing with moderate rain. rain this mor wng willnd down between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. we get a break around the midday hours and then see scattered en showers betwe 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, it's breezy, it's sunny, it's fray. it's fabulous. as you look toweekend, it's looking mainly t dryhe overall. more in a moment.th but dealing wet roads for your commute. some wet roads coming home from work. tomorrow, absolutely no issues weather related on our area roads. here's future ather. 8:00 a.m., this is when we'll see the rain lessen, lightnent activity out there. 10:00 a.m., future weather wants to keep rain in. remember this is just one model. i think most of us will be dry between10:00 and 2:00 p.m. depending on how much sunshine we see is going to help fuel storsu. the more n, the more fuel for these storms la r in theday. check out 4:00 p.m. the bright colors here on future weather. this is that chance for hail, some damaging winds, and very heavy rainfall

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this fund, as we stated earlier, is i can maaing mor -- is makine u.s. treasury. it also speaks, most importantly, to san francisco values of affordable housing, workforce housing, and union jobs, which provide a pathway to having homes and a good source of income and pensions. the other thing i wanted to say about this is that you have been invested in this since 1996, and the fund has created 9 projects within san francisco. 1,660 units of housing, 368 which are affordable units, and the construction generated more than 300 union construction jobs, which brings in income to this city. so we ask that you really look at keeping this fund because we think it brings -- it speaks to san francisco values of housing, affordable housing, workforce housing, and union jobs. >> thank you, ms. landry. are there more? i will close the public comment. there's a motion and there's a second on the floor. excuse me. there's a motion and second. any discussion on this item? >> board members, we would need to know what else the board needs. >> okay. so there were some questions th

that means things like stopping support for hezbollah and that a maas and rebel groups in places like yemen that are trying to overthrow legitimate governments, supporting proxy forces in iraq. if they will adhere to those 12 points that secretary pompeo laid out on behalf of donald trump and negotiate a genuine and verifiable end to their nuclear program, then we could have a different kind of relationship with iran, and that would be much to benefit of the iranian people as the president laid out yesterday. chris: but it would seem to me in any case that the prospects that iran -- you're basically talking about the islamic regime completely changing its colors, completely changing the way it acts. you've got the iranian revolutionary guard, you've got hard-line, hard-liners in tehran, do you think that the prospect of american capitalism is going to get them to change that? >> that's why i say a healthy dose of skepticism is warranted when you're dealing with regimes like the ayatollah's. secretary pompeo didn't ask them to turn into a western european-style parliamentary democracy.

but with maa ford, the evidence indicates mr.mp wanted manafort to believe a pardon was possible. of the. >>ind fnally, michael cohen. mueller looks at whether the president directed his lawyer to lie o cngress about plans to ild a trump tower in moscow. the report says, "while there is evidence the president knew that cohen has made false statements," mueller also writes, "the evidences not establish that the president directed or aided cohen's false testimony." >> tomorrow night, stick with us. we will look at mueller's final conclusions. dr >> wf: and we'll be back shortly with a preview of a documentary about how youngin people are cwith mental health challenges. stt first, take a moment to hear from your local pbion. it's a chance to offer your support, which helps kee programs like ours on the air. >> woodruff: f those stations staying with us: every year, near half a million people d from malaria across the globe. there is new worry that those medications are losing their effectiveness.sp ial correspondent fred de sam laza

i want to see the hats make america again, maa, they say democrats are the party of sheep, that's notica again. >> the double agent. i've seen this episode. you get winkler to go in, hey, chachi. ainsley: next topic is about world cup, please say you're on my side and not brian. it's the world cup, it's not, the-ball, right? thank you. [applause] >> let's poll the audience, who thinks it was okay that the u.s. team beat thailand 13-0? hand up. okay. ainsley: all right. >> a lot of people on social media said things like this, brad tweeted, you can play hard and still not act like a classless athlete. brian: they are talking about celebrating that took place on goals 1, 12, and 13. ainsley: you can score but do not humiliate the other team, what did kevin write, brian? >> 2020 qualifying the eighth goal, muted celebrations by the players usa team, take note. here is the thing, if i call that score in as coach and steve says he's got fined, i would get berated and i might get suspended because bad sportsmanship, in soccer that's like winning 70 to nothing. >> which happens a lot in coll