we are both rooting for a shot miss lee i mean we're in the stadium when they play spain it was was just crazy so i suppose before in england in particular there's been a lot of scaremongering and now back home a lot of our fans angry with the government and with the media because they say you told us it was going to be this and yeah no actually i think you have to come here we have such a cliche view about russia and the russian people when you hear. what a wonderful country first of all it is and how nice and great the russian people are but i would say the world cup just adds to it because there's always plenty of people around to know everyone from the world unite to the football so it is just a great atmosphere. now with the competition rolling up with get a lower russian opera singer and twenty for the city of st petersburg a massive brushfire as well he told us his take on what's been going on in the city . world cup was a fantastic festival for russia fantastic event for st petersburg what does it mean to you to be the ambassador for this city and we need to sell it at the fair b

which recounts the june 1865 indictment against the general lee and other confederate leaders for treason and war crimes. the document went missing for 72 years, and lee and other confederates eventually received amnesty from president andrew johnson, but reeves contendeds the indictment's disappearance is symbolic of how americans quickly forget the legal and moral case against lee. he soon became widely viewed as a hero with admires in the north and south. the national archives in washington, d.c. hosted this one-hour talk. >> our topic for today is the lost indictment of robert e. lee, the forgotten case against a american icon by john reeves. john has been a teacher, editor, and writer for over 25 years. the civil war has been a passion since he first read the american picture history as an elementary school student in the 1960's. recently his articles on robert e. lee have been each are gone the washington post and the history news network. earlier in his career, he taught european and american history at various colleges in chicago, the bronx, and london. he graduated phi beta kappa from syracuse university in 1984 and late

lee in the 1970's. it was much more a symbolic gesture, but i thought the notion of the missing amnesty oath was interesting to point out. as i say in my book, it is not the amnesty oath of lee that went missing, it was the indictment that was lost, and that was lost for 72 years. i will mention this now -- it was lost until 1937, and then a worker for the wpa was cleaning out an office in richmond and stumbled across a box full of indictments from the judge underwood court, and that is how it was discovered after having gone missing for so long. when i was hunting for these missing documents, i came across an article in "the new york times," from 1937, and the headline was "indictment of r.e. found." that is how i discovered that it had been found. in any event, these are the two documents. this is the one that, as i said, had gone missing, and this is the one that had been at the archives the whole time. it gets a little confusing to get the details, but essentially, the amnesty oaths were sent to the state department initially and not transferred to the national archives until the 20th century. this is a

lee: ms. downs? ms. downs: not to my knowledge. miss jeels: mr. pickles. mr. pickles: cooperated specificsly on the indictment not to my knowledge. ms. jackson lee: we have three people here who have provided the necessary information, but if we're to extrapolate what a prosecutor does, we know they do that independent of the information that they receive. i want to pose a comment and then proceed with a series of questions. first of all, as i indicated this committee needs to proceed with hearings involving the question of the russian intrusion and stealing of the 2016 election. and i have come to a conclusion now it was truly stolen. dealing with these engines that have been effective for the united states on that issue seems to be a stretch and inappropriate. but i do think it's important that we have the ability to provide to our freedom to the extent that people are utilizing the first amendment. do you believe that the first amendment covers your -- each of our companies? it ms. bickert: we do have community standards what is acceptible or not. but certai

miss jackson lee? mr. cohn? is. >> -- johnson of georgia. no. mr. deutsch? mr. deutsch votes no. mr. gutierrez? miss bass? mr. richmond? votes no. mr. jeffreys? mr. cicilline? >> no. >> mr. cicilline votes no. >> swalwell. >> no. >> mr. -- miss demmings. >> the clerk of the oversight government reform committee will call the roll. >> mr. gaudy? >> pass. >> mr. gowdy passes. mr. done can? mr. duncan votes aye. >> mr. isa votes aye. >> jordan. mr. sanford. aye. >> mr. >> ms. fox. mr. massey. mr. meadows. mr. meadows votes aye. mr. desan tis. mr. ross. mr. walker? mr. walker votes aye. mr. blum. mr. blum. mr. russell. mr. russell votes aye. mr. -- mr. palmer. mr. comber. >> yes. >> mr. mitchell. mr. gianforte. votes yes. >> mr. cummings. mr. cummings? mr. cummings votes no. ms. -- maz maloney. mrs. -- mr. clay. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes no. mr. connelly. mr. connelly votes nay. ms. kelly votes nay. ms. lawrence votes nay. ms. watson coleman. mr. ras kin. mr. gomez. mr. welch. mr. welch votes no. mr. -- mr. >> mr. chair, how is mr. gowdy recorded? >>

but first we're going to recognize the gentle woman from texas, miss jackson lee, for five minutes. >> thank you very much. i'm sorry my colleague walked out before mr. strzok could give his answers. i hate no one. in fact, i love this nation. i honor this nation. and so i believe it is important that we stand on the force of truth in the constitution. in the oversight of these two committees, it is unfortunate that none of these committees, judiciary oversight, decided to pursue more precious or more important issues than asking about hillary clinton's e-mails, which have been well documented. that there was no criminal impact. and in essence, she was vindicated by the inspector general's report and other reports. unfortunately, this has become a fishing expedition. what we've not done is investigated the children being stolen away from their families. nor have we looked at our president meeting with mr. putin, getting his annual performance review while offending our nato allies. foreign policy scholars are aghast that this president, one who famously refused to read his briefing ma

miss handle votes yes. mr. rothfus. mr. nadler? mr. nadler votes no. his lofgren, votes no. police jackson lee. miss jackson lee votes no. mr. cohen? mr. johnson of georgia, votes no. mr. deutch? mr. deutch votes no. in gutierrez? mr. gutierrez votes no. miss bass? mr. richmond? mr. richmond votes no. mr. jeffreys? mr. cicilline? no. >> mr. is malwell votes no. mr. lou? mr. lou votes no. mr. raskin votes no. mr. shiner? mr. shiner votes no. miss dem ming. miss demings votes no. >> the clerk of the oversight government reform committee will call the roll. >> mr. gowdy. >> pass. >> mr. gowdy passes. mr. duncan? >> aye. >> mr. duncan votes aye. mr. issa, votes aye. >> i am aye for both committees. >> mr. vice is a votes aye. mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. sanford. >> aye,. >> mr. sanford votes aye. mr. amash? mr. gozar. >> aye. >> mr. gozar votes aye. mr. desjarlais votes aye. miss fox? mr. massey? mr. massey votes aye. mr. meadows? mr. meadows votes aye. mr. desantis? mr. desantis votes aye. mr. ross? mr. ross votes aye. mr. walker? mr. walker votes aye. mr. blum? mr. blum votes aye. mr. hice? mr. hice votes aye. mr. russell? m

miss laura lee from wisconsin is 100.layed golf until she was 98. wants to go golfing with carson. charles potter celebrating 103 years, an active guy from ocala, florida. he served his country in world war ii. we thank you for your sunshiner >>> happy birthday, 108 to wavel ashbaugh from broken arrow, oklahoma. she says the secret to longevity, keep moving. if you know somebody celebrating milestone or anniversary we want to hear about them. go to today.com/celebrate. >> that's one of the oldest birthdays you've done. what's next? >>. >> klg is back. we're going to make lobster rolls. basically eating and drinking. >> what's better than one lobster roll? >> two. >> two. >> - gps makes navigating the open road easy. >> two. >> but keep it in park until you enter your destination. you've got a lifetime of traveling ahead of you, so don't cut your trip short with a distraction. the more you know. as soon as today >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. as soon as today, contras could tra county leaders may appro

which recounts the june 1865 indictment against the general lee and other confederate leaders for treason and war crimes. the document went missing for 72 years, and lee and other confederates eventually received amnesty from president andrew johnson, but reeves contendeds -- contends the indictment's disappearance is symbolic of how americans quickly forget the legal and moral case against lee.

miss lofgren? >> no. >> ms. jackson-lee? >> no. >> mr. cohen? >> no. >> mr. johnson of georgia? >> no. >> mr. deutsche? >> no. >> mr. gutierrez? >> no. >> miss bass? mr. richmond? >> no. >> mr. jeffries? >> mr. cicilline? >> no. >> mr. swallwell? >> no. >> mr. raskin. >> no. >> mr. schneider? >> no. >> miss demmings? >> no. >> the clerk of the oversight government reform committee will call the roll. >> mr. gowdy. >> pass. >> mr. duncan. >> aye. >> mr. issa. >> aye for both committees. >> mr. jordan. >> yes. >> mr. sanford. >> aye. >> mr. amash. mr. goeser. >> aye. >> mr. desjarlait. >> aye. >> mr. massey. >> aye. >> mr. meadows. >> aye. >> mr. desantis. >> aye. >> mr. ross. >> aye. >> mr. walker. >> aye. >> mr. blum. >> aye. >> mr. heiss. >> aye. >> mr. russell. >> aye. >> mr. growthman. >> aye. >> mr. herd. mr. palmer. >> aye. >> mr. comber. >> yes. >> mr. mitchell. mr. jean forte. >> yes. >> mr. cummings. >> no. >> ms. maloney. >> no. >> ms. norton. >> no. >> mr. clay. >> mr. lynch. >> no. >> mr. cooper. >> no. >> mr. connolly. >> nay. >> miss kelly. >> nay. >> miss lawrence. >> nay. >> mis

dozens are still missing. 0ur europe reporter gavin lee is live in mati for us this morning. is based three since the biggest fires, not just in greece, but in europe, for decades. 81 people dead, local officials saying that is expected to rise to over fire teams, search teams working through the night, at using backup power to search through the burnt cars, the houses, the rubble. four —— for more possible chances of survivors, the coastguard out this morning searching the waters. there is confusion, there is criticism because we are told that there are dozens missing but there is no active co—ordination centre that can verify the exact amount. the papers this morning talking about the nightmare of the next day and the criticism of the government and the criticism of the government and the criticism of the government and the anger, saying that they believe there was no plan in place, no lessons learned from 2007 when there were the biggest wildfires here. there were calls to have a national plan for people to give accurate. today is anger, the sense that the government perha

which recounts the june 1865 indictment against the general lee and other confederate leaders for treason and war crimes. the document went missing for 72 years, and lee and other confederates eventually received amnesty from president andrew johnson, but reeves contendeds the indictment's disappearance is symbolic of how americans quickly forget the legal and moral case against lee. he soon became widely viewed as a hero with admires in the north and south. the national arcs

. >> miss jackson lee? >> no. >> mr. cohen? >> no. >> mr. johnson of georgia? >> no. >> mr. deutch? >> no. >> mr. gutierrez? >> no. >> miss bass? mr. richmond? >> no. >> mr. jeffries? mr. cicilline? >> no. >> mr. swalwell? >> no. >> mr. lieu? >> no. >> mr. raskin? >> no. >> miss jayapal? >> no. >> mr. schneider? >> no. >> miss demings? >> no. >> miss demings votes no. >> the clerk of the oversight and government reform committee will call the roll. >> mr. gowdy? >> pass. >> mr. gowdy passes. mr. dounken? >> aye. >> mr. issa? >> aye for both committees. >> mr. jordan? >> yes. >> mr. sanford? >> aye. >> mr. gaetz? >> aye. >> miss fox? mr. massy? >> aye. >> mr. meadows? >> aye. >> mr. desantis? >> aye. >> mr. ross? >> aye. >> mr. walker? >> aye. >> mr. blum? >> aye. >> mr. heist? >> aye. >> mr. russell? >> aye. >> mr. grothman? >> aye. >> mr. herd? mr. palmer? >> aye. >> mr. comer? >> yes. >> mr. mitchell? mr. cummings? mr. cummings? >> no. >> mr. cummings votes no. miss maloney? >> no. >> miss norton? >> no. >> mr. clay? mr. lynch? >> no. >> mr. cooper? >> no. >> mr. conley? >> nay. >>

when it came out in 2015 everyone focused on the fact that atticus was a racist but we miss the politics of how hard lee would have been writing a book in 1957 when she wrote and one of the important things to remember about "go set a watchman" and this is confusing but "go set a watchman" is set in the 1950s. "to kill a mockbird" in the 1930s but "go set a watchman" was the book she wrote first. it was the book she wrote after she received this gift from her friends in christmas of 1956 that allowed her to quit her job airline reservation is and commit fully writing an extended piece of fiction.it's the first time she tried to write a novel and "go set a watchman" was the first novel she wrote. thanks to some exclusive sources i've been to have access to, that are actually in the archives of harpercollins, harper lee's longtime publisher, we know now for the first time what is the relationship between those two novels. it's not like early wrote a version of atticus as a racist reactionary figure and read and said i like that, i'm throwing out and i'm going to make it an idealist instead. that's not wha

. >> miss jackson lee? >> no. >> mr. cohen? >> no. >> mr. johnson of georgia? >> no. >> mr. deutch? >> no. >> mr. gutierrez? >> no. >> miss bass? mr. richmond? >> no. >> mr. jeffries? mr. cicilline? >> no. >> mr. swalwell? >> no. >> mr. lieu? >> no. >> mr. raskin? >> no. >> miss jayapal? >> no. >> mr. schneider? >> no. >> miss demings? >> no. >> miss demings votes no. >> the clerk of the oversight and government reform committee will call the roll. >> mr. gowdy? >> pass. >> mr. gowdy passes. mr. dounken? >> aye. >> mr. issa? >> aye for both committees. >> mr. jordan? >> yes. >> mr. sanford? >> aye. >> mr. gaetz? >> aye. >> miss fox? mr. massy? >> aye. >> mr. meadows? >> aye. >> mr. desantis? >> aye. >> mr. ross? >> aye. >> mr. walker? >> aye. >> mr. blum? >> aye. >> mr. heist? >> aye. >> mr. russell? >> aye. >> mr. grothman? >> aye. >> mr. herd? mr. palmer? >> aye. >> mr. comer? >> yes. >> mr. mitchell? mr. cummings? mr. cummings? >> no. >> mr. cummings votes no. miss maloney? >> no. >> miss norton? >> no. >> mr. clay? mr. lynch? >> no. >> mr. cooper? >> no. >> mr. conley? >> nay. >>

. >> i am steven lee, i have not missed a meeting in six years. i actually learned a lot over the years, and with some of the new tools we have to help keep night life vibrant is working. and i enjoy making comments and doing -- my focus is about public safety. even though i'm not a public safety seat, but i do want to have a voice for the capacity clubs of over 300 that draw a lot of attention to this city. and things are changing now because of economics, as you know, you know, with affordable housing, not enough housing, people moving out of the city. it is happening for the business owners, as well. i'm very -- i own small businesses in -- in the city, and there's a lot of empty storefronts in each of your districts that i noticed. and i know that even for myself, even trying to start-up new businesses in the city, with the c.u. process being as long as it is, it does discourage a lot of people from making an investment or even trying to attempt to have a new lounge or a new bar or restaurant in the city. and, you know, night life, i love nigh

us what remedy we think is appropriate for the government missing the deadline for little children not getting back with their parents. >> leey? what should the punishment be here for missing this deadline? >> we are trying to figure out that. we'll wait to see the government's numbers and we'll wait to see what justification. i think we are considering a range of sanctions. we don't want to say now until we have a final decision. the court obviously has enormous power to issue fines. variety of sanctions. but i think it is too early for us to say exactly what we're going to ask for tomorrow. >> i'm honestly curious what the realm of possibility is. the universe of possibility that the government could bring to bear on the government for this. you say "fines." what is it? >> i mean the range is obviously imprisonment of officials. i don't think we're there yet. all throw i know that a segment of the public is calling for that. very serious fines. there also could be money given to help the families from the government. we're going to consider all those possibilities. right now, what we're concerned with is finding out exactl

missed analysts's expectations. us shares have been rising about 2.3%. —— amazon shares have been rising. of course, we know amazon is the first $1 trillion company in history. our technology reporter dave lee been following the story and brings us been following the story and brings us this update. well, i think a lot of people were certainly worried about facebook coming in well below expectations yesterday that it might be something of a trend, the amazon, which is obviously huge technology company here, it obviously follow suit. that does not seem to have happened but overall, there is pretty healthy ownership,

miss murkowski. >> aye. >> mr. lee. >> aye. >> mr. flake. >> aye. >> mr. deans. >> aye. >> mr. gardner. >> aye. >> mr. alexander. >> aye. >> missy. antwell. >> no. >> mr. hoban. mr. sanders. miss davano. >> no by proxy. >> mr. king. >> aye. >> miss duckworth. >> no by proxy. >> miss cortez masto. >> aye. >> miss smith. >> no. >> by this vote the ayes are 14, nos are 9. >> there are no objection, the committee will now voice vote on block the nominations of miss donaldson, miss evans and dr. fall. members will be recorded in opposition at the request after our voice votes. so, are there any objections? hearing none the question is on the nominations of miss donaldson, miss evans and dr. fall. all those in favor say aye. the ayes have it. nominations are record ready favorably. are there any senators who wish to be recorded as no on the nomination we just favor impli recorded? >> madame chair, be recorded no on miss evans. >> you will be recorded as no on miss evans. any other members? are there any members who wish to make brief statements about any nominees who have been favorab

missing. in mendocino and lake countys, can complex fire is -- vic lee was at this base camp for the mendocinohters are staying there. they're working 24 hour shifts. cal fire says ten other states have already sent resources to the carr fire, and there are more resources on the way to california from six more states. yosemite national park just announced that the areas of the park that have closed because of the ferguson fire will remain closed at least through sunday. the park service will reevaluate the closure then. >>> now, to breaking news on the debate over a 3d printed guns, over an hour ago a federal judge put a hold on the plan of release of blueprints for making homemade guns. we're joined from the newsroom with the details. >> reporter: ama, eight states sued to stop the trump administration's move late this afternoon. it was feder jge brakes on the . those plans could have been downloaded by anybody, raising concerns nationwide, and right here in the bay area, about untraceable weapons getting into the hands of the downloadable g was almost here. tomorrow, a texas company had been

. >>> barbara lee who took over his seat, said in a statement today i will miss him tremendously, i will hold dear to my heart the many lessons i learned from this great public servant. and former president bill clinton tweeted he spoke truth, to power and appeal to america's conscious. and championing those who were left out and left behind. weather in the east bay, across the nation or around the world. plans for a memorial service are still pending. >>> president donald trump is raising the specter of a government shutdown if he does not get his way on immigration. >> i would have no problem doing a shutdown, it is time we had proper border security. with the laughing stock of the world, we are the worst immigration laws anywhere in the world. >> he wants funding for a border wall and more, he insists lawmakers must act to scale back family sponsored immigration and the visa lottery program. the president is at odds with republican leaders in congress. they worry a shutdown a month before the midterm elections would hurt their prospects for holding onto majorities in both the house an

which recounts the june 18 65 indictment against the general lee and other confederate leaders for treason and were crimes. the document went missing reeves contended the indictment's disappearance is symbolic of how americans quickly forget the legal and moral case against lee. the national archives in washington, d.c. hosted this one hour talk. our topic for today is the lost indictment of robert e. lee, the forgotten case against a american icon by john reeves. john has been a teacher, editor, and writer for over 25 years. the civil war has been a passion the americant read picture history as an elementary school student in the 1960's. recently his articles on robert e. lee have been each are gone and theington post history news network. earlier in his career, he taught european and american history at

lee now reports. three days after the wildfires, the search for dozens of missing people continues in the coastal villagecrews are working with emergency generators, checking house—to—house. this morning, greece's defence minister arrived in ten one to expect the damage and was met by dozens of residents who shouted help it come to slowly and that many of the deaths could have been prevented. there is deep anger and criticism from the survivors levelled at the government about how many similar people, hundreds, were on this beach and forced into the water for seven hours, and some of them drown. but there is a deep anger about what happened in the cliff edges, where many of the 81 people lost their lives, because they did not have an escape route. the defence minister told me that the government rejects the accusations of being slow to act, and said some of the blame should be placed on the residents themselves. this is a crime from the past, because in mati, and in this coast of athens, all of these properties, the majority, is without licence. and they have occupied the coast without rules. the difficu

you have premier lee in berlin, negotiating of angela merkel, that is happening and the british government might missrtunity. president trump is arriving very soon. it is a big week in london! thank you, greg swenson from brick mcadam, in what will be a very busy week for everyone. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. hundreds of oil workers in norway have just began a strike after rejecting a proposed pay deal. equinor, which used to be known as statoil, says that so far there has been no effect on production. however oil prices have risen over concerns of the potential impact on supplies. the japanese tech giant softbank is increasing its stake in yahoo japan through a $2 billion, three—way deal with us. firm altaba. the move will strengthen ties between softbank‘s telecoms unit — one of japan's big three telecoms firms — and the internet comany. sir martin sorrell, the man who built and ran the world's largest advertising agency, has seen off competition from his old firm, wpp, to buy dutch digital production company mediamonks. it's the first acqusition for his new comp

lee took over his seat when he decided to step down. in a statement released this morning, she said i fell blessed to call him my friend and mentor. i will miss him tremendously and hold dear to my heart. his legacy and spears will be forever with us. in 2007 dellums became oaklands mayor. libby schaaf admired him. >> he was someone who came out of the oakland community and rose to this incredible place of power without compromising his moral fiber or absolute beliefs in what was justice. >> reporter: the mayor has asked for all flags to be flown at half staff. >>> coming up, just days away from legalization and there is already a lawsuit against 3d- printed plastic guns. >>> the deceiving payment plan angering animal lovers this afternoon. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or inst

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missed analysts's expectations. us shares have been rising about 2.3%. —— amazon shares have been rising. of course, we know amazon is the first $1 trillion company in history. our technology reporter dave leeowing the story and brings us been following the story and brings us this update. well, i think a lot of people were certainly worried about facebook coming in well below expectations yesterday that it might be something of a trend, the amazon, which is obviously huge technology company here, it obviously follow suit. that does not seem to have happened but overall, there is pretty healthy ownership, particularly how high the revenues have gone up since this time last year and those profits, gosh, they we re year and those profits, gosh, they were well above what analysts had been predicting. so pretty good all round, i say, been predicting. so pretty good all round, isay, and i think been predicting. so pretty good all round, i say, and i think what we're looking at here, although we compare these companies as being technology companies, facebook and amazon are in very different businesses really. amazon sells things to people, physical objects, and eventually healthcare is what they

and finally, i think this was the missing ingredient, they are finally beginning to see earnings growth syndicate leean large caps. scarlet: he likes big cap tech now. coming up, we have a sudden leadership change at piper. tesla tries to save face on its bottom line. we have a roundup of auto headlines. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd i miss?" trouble for automakers. shareholders learn that the company's ethnic suppliers for refund. let's bring in janie, the u.s. auto editor. mike manley takes over at fiat- chrysler. company reports results on july 25. is he a known quantity? >> he isn't usually on the conference calls. it is usually richard palmer, the cfo and sergio marchionne. that is going to be new but he is not an unknown quantity. he has been leading their most profitable, most important units for several years now. he's got a solid track record but it is a new role. it is going to be a different experience for investors. joe: let's talk about tesla. how unusual is it for any auto company to go to it suppliers and try to extract concessions? >> it happens. more often wi

lee reports. three days after the wildfires, the search for dozens of missing people continues in the coastal villagening, greece's defence minister arrived in mati to inspect the damage and was met by dozens of residents who shouted that help had come too slowly and that many of the deaths could have been prevented. there is deep anger and criticism from the survivors levelled at the government about how so many similar people, hundreds, were on this beach and forced into the water for seven hours, and some of them drowned. but there is a deeper anger about what happened in the cliff edges, where many of the 81 people lost their lives, because they did not have an escape route. the defence minister told me that the government rejects the accusations of being slow to act and said some of the blame should be placed on the residents themselves. this is a crime from the past, because in mati, and in this coast of athens, all of these properties, the majority, is without licence. and they have occupied the coast without rules. the difficulties are clear from looking at the cliff face, and many would have

attorney lee gelernt of the american civil liberties union criticized the trump administration for missing the deadline. >> we are extremely disappointed that the government looks like they are not going to reunify all of the eligible children today, and that they have not even tracked down removed parents. since the judge became involved in the compliance process as of this past friday, things have taken a real step forward and there has been progress. we are hoping that that means from now on no deadline will be missed, either for these under five or any of the 2000 plus going forward. amy: over 60 children under the age of five remain separated from their parents as well as nearly 3000 children over the age of five. on tuesday, judge dana sabraw reiterated that all separated children must be reunited with their parents by july 26. he said "these are firm deadlines. they are not aspirational goals." on tuesday, alex azar explained the delays in reuniting the other children with their parents. >> it is one of the greatest charity what t we're doing for these kids that have been smuggled o

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spread so it's one apiece to turn to miss it this is a good penalty not stanley struck but it's in the corner. could hit hard and it is not really cool that bling lee. i would say this this it's a goalkeeper picks that side he will save it every day. it wasn't it was not convincing but that doesn't matter michael sam and is my player off this game i think i think it would be equalized yeah he never paid off for time. can he score. oh my god he missed the target we didn't even hear anything from the crowd they were he momma salute lease on base that's all get by so much deafening silence . the stadium in some rain that he sued how free out i was i spoke he said such an amazing game it's a cool special for instance and let me just recap three hundred grand i think the. one in the next one as it looks much it. looks like a little much it doesn't. it is. true. in the game against denman missed opponents in open play but scored in the penalty shootout. and the russian fans appearing at this stage. they. just don't know what. to do get ahead and say oh oh my goodness oh my god a good five saved it up to the post and runner on the line and he sits in for

. >> these are people who care about you, lee and look, you've had such a long and successful c fuful career i know you're going to miss that part of the business more than anything >> i intend to be very much engaged. steve and i are going to keep running our own financial affairs. i want to compound my money because i think warren buffett has said this publicly when i took the giving pledge, i told him asking for half is not asking for enough. i intend to give it all away and to those organizations and institutions and individuals that have made a difference to me in my lifetime. that's my focus. >> lee, why don't we step away take a quick break we'll come back and continue the conversation i do of course want to get into some of those tremendous tok picks you had from a year ago at delivering alpha i think people are going to fully understand the kind of investor that you have been through the years. on the other side of the break much more just ahead >> straight ahead. the big call on apple. by one of the most respected women covering the stock get her new price target, next >>> plus, our data partners on what happ

cheryl: an american college student is missing in israel after a swimming accident. susan leeetails. >> good morning, cheryl. a 19-year-old university of kentucky student swept out to sea while swimming at a beach in israel. she was pulled out to sea after being caught up in a strong current. the accident happened days before she was scheduled to return home. she spending the -- she was spending the summer in jordan. american airlines jets are back in the sky after a computer glitch stranded flights nationwide. the outage was centered around the airline's main operating system, around 900 american flights were delayed yesterday according to flightaware.com. no word on how many of those were actually due to the outage. many movie pass subscribers say they were unable to buy tickets to "mission impossible" fallout this weekend. the all you can watch subscription service first crashed on thursday after its parent company ran out of cash. the company said it got an emergency $5 million loan but it appears that movie pass never fully got back up-to-speed over the weekend. never min

misses with other cars passing it. please be careful. apparently the responding party is outside of the vehicle and it's a very dangerous situation leaving the >>> thank you, sue. when east bay congresswoman barbara leeetires from politics she could consider a career in baseball. the a's tweeted this photo of lee throwing out the first pitch at yesterday's a's games. she can't imagine a better way to spend the fourth. >>> it started with sonoma and a bit of a backlash for eating a kit cat incorrectly. now it's ending with a proposal. when evan bit into a kit cath bar like a sandwich instead of eating it in segments he got roasted on sonoma and his girlfriend hailie was the one who shamed him sharing the gaffe, making it go viral. evan had the last laugh when he surprised hailie with a diamond set in a kit kat in the sideways direction. they tweeted out photos of the happy couple. >> you know, that's actually cute. >> i like love. i'm into it. i like kit kats. i'm in. >> why a local restaurant is serving up free meals today. >> a fourth of july show on this fifth of july. this drone show didn't happen as planned yesterday. so that means you may have a chance to check it out tonight. >> amazon announce

. >> let's get more on the numbers ed lee and max from the phoenix group. quick take-aways >> a big missink the international number was more important anyway and they were off by a little bit, not a ton the reason why international is more important in my opinion that's where the big growth is going to come from if the big thesis is it gets from 3.5 million subs then there'll be a big change >> the company seems to report from its own internal forecasting not a fundamental buy problem. do you buy that? >> there's alwayscorner. most of the time the second quarter isn't a sweet spot for them, it's not the strongest corner it does look like the domestic spilled. the thing that people aren't focusing on is the average selling price data, which is part of the reason we got the total revenue forecast, even though we had a big whiff in terms of the basic subscriber numbers. the growth is international. there's a greater chance for a greater margin internationally, the local cost of content can be different. we don't think anything's changed about the long term prospects about the company. and

that miss in terms of subscribers, how big a deal that is the stock down 14% overnight the nasdaq under pressure because of that and amazon prime. ed leen us to take about that we have some distractions. we have three dow components that will be reporting earnings. johnson & johnson, united healthcare and goldman sachs all out with earnings. we'll see if the number there's will be enough of a distraction to get investors focused on that instead of f.a.n.g. stocks we'll talk more about goldman not only with earnings but what's happening in terms of the leadership there. >> william cohen is a "vanity fair" correspondent who has written the book "why wall street matters" he will dig into things happening with goldman and what the change at the top may mean and we'll talk about rusch zsa z russia with mark warner, the senator from virginia. he's also the vice chairman of the senate's intelligence committee. he will join us to talk about the implications of this what this means. and i don't know, what we may see next out of the united states and from russia we'll talk about that and much more that's coming up >> a full slate as always. than

missing tonight. live in richmond, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (grant) another big story we are following tonight... bart police revealing more about how they were able to track down john lee cowell. the man accused of stabbing and killing 18-year-old nia wilson. now john lee cowell.. is waiting to find out the charges he is facing. he was caught while sitting on a bart train. police say cowell seemed surprised when they boarded and asked to speak with him about the violent fatal stabbing of 18 year old nia wilson and the attack on her sister. z, bart police dept. he was very calm, sitting on the train, he voluntered to get off, no use of force, and did not find any weapons. deputy chief alvarez. once we was in custody, and jail, he asked for a lawyer. > (grant) as for (grant) as for charges... police say they are working with the alameda county d-a's office for one count of murder and assault with a deadly weapon. but they may ask for attempted murder for the other attack on nia wilson's sister lahtifa. (vicki) for the first time we are hearing from the family of the deadly bart stabbing suspect john cowell... (grant) his family is talking about the mental illness which t

lee. but it triggered a lot of my own personal memories. you know, and how come i didn't get found. and i felt still missing so once again, charged up with determination, she launched a fresh attempt. there's such a thing as adult adoption. find someone to adopt her and even if she couldn't find her parents, at least she could get an official identity and a birth certificate and a passport. a friend offered to adopt her so pepper and friend applied and waited. and something quite amazing happened. someone in that great california bureaucracy did some research. a lot, apparently. asked to pepper, asked her questions, hauled out records not readily available online. all pepper could offer were the names bob and bobbie and the date of her birth. and somehow, buried among all those files in all their hundreds of millions, a match. and there it was, came in the mail, after all these years, a copy of her actual birth certificate. the key to unlock her past, though she had no idea then, looking at that birth certificate, that the appropriate question should have been this -- was this her real past? >>> coming up -

even for those who have done nothing wrong lee when sue for example wants to know where her husband is a human rights lawyer he was arrested and has been missingr over a thousand days lead has been calling attention to his disappearance is under house arrest her children are no longer allowed to go to kindergarten during neighbors gather in front of her home to sling verbal abuse at her and her family. in the harbor of the model city wrong chong no one dares speak out openly against the social credit system the mandatory scheme will soon encompass all of china with everyone divided into good and bad citizens who to vote for you there must be a reason to do this i can't explain it i just think that it's rational you just have to do it you're going to do the social credit system is set to encompass the entire country starting in two thousand and twenty from then on the people of china will be all too aware that their every action could have consequences. for more than a week now the un's cultural organization unesco has been meeting in bahrain to decide which landmark sites around the world should get the status of unesco world heritage site and

miss?" jobs friday. the unemployment rate also bumped up. more than 600,000 people enter the workforce. joining us now is the chief economist, bill lee.thank you so much for joining us. what does this jobs report tell you about how much information is coming in from the labor markets? we see no improvement in the unemployment rate and not much acceleration of wage growth. been the labor market has having such a shortage of workers and difficulty filling openings. on the show we have said many times i cannot believe there is a shortage because where's the spike in wages? it certainly won't be a shortage if you raise wages. one of the unemployment -- unreported things is the strength of manufacturers. you see the gained thousands of jobs at a pace that has not been seen since 1995. that's about 285,000. they are able to fill the slots and they are hiring nonsupervisory production workers and it has been accelerated. they've done at by raising wages at about 3% for the last six months. they have been raising wages aggressively, but manufactures is weird because they have to be competitive. so how do they keep wage costs down? if you look

miss america pageant is set for september 9 here on abc7. >>> opening statements begin from federal court over a lawsuit involving roundup. attorneys for a vallejo resident leeims that roundup left him with terminal cancer. monsanto disputes that. he worked as a school grounds keeper and regularly handled roundup. this is the first of nearly 4,000 claims against monsanto to go to trial. >>> the number of families who live outside san francisco but are trying to get spots in some of the city's best public schools is on the rise. it's called residency fraud. according to the examiner, there were 53 cases this past school year. that's up from 48 the previous year and 34 the before that. the district's educational placement center has already flagged 17 cases for potential fraud for the upcoming school year. >>> now your morning money report. >> new sales force transit center in san francisco is close to leasing space. fill's coffee. fit nsf. on-sight dental and eddie rickenbacker's restaurant in talks. they'll approve or deny the leases this week. they could be signed within 30 days and can open for business starting in january. the transit center is expected t

missing parents that should be together with their children as of right now. he said he is going to issue an order laying out the ground rules for the government to work with lee and the aclu. find these parents. also figure out something to get the 1,000 parents that now have final orders of removal. 1,000 of reunited parents that could be deported any minute. and what to do with these parents. they put these people back together but 1,000 might be kicked out immediately. >> are you confident the judge is going to say, you don't just get to call it quits, this other 650 plus, the government will cooperate and adhere to that court order. >> absolutely, the judge is not going to let them off the work. made it clear that he is issuing new deadlines to get us information on this. the government fought back today in court and said we don't want to be under deadlines. and i don't think the judge is going to stand for that. he is going to set new deadlines. and he is going to ask what is being done to find these parents. >> i want to be clear about this, some of these questions, comprehensive list of allegations of sexual assault, and sexual molestation of minors. s