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. >> nair not given a price tag. they're told to come back to court.some cases, a judge will decide if someone is too dangerous. in washington, that's 10% in the past. >> reporter: there's growing efforts to change the system across the country. nearly a dozen states have legislation spending. new york, just moved one step the closer to eliminate cash bail. it's controversial, to be sure. and it's being fought tooth and kneel for the industry. >> you're talking about 3,000 bail agents just losing their jobs. nobody wants to hear that part of it. they think we're here for the money. >> reporter: any kind of reform is too late for bill, who was punished before he ever saw a day in court. when that day came, he was acquitted on all charges. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race

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you talk about president dent arriving in launched nt as a nair and afl operation ever, this is something that is written in the minds and spirits of so many people here.ha we ve been lucky enough during and leading up to this anniversary, the 75thni anversary of the d day invasion to chat with some of those who were here at the time and to get their memories, hear what they remember from that time. >> the noise is nbelievable. one of the things that i remembered afterwards more than anything else was the noise.'t i caneven imagine what that noise must have been like at one of the sights, what it must have been at tha time. the cost of the mission, he have department and overwhelming really from the moment you set h foot on soil. it's amazing to see what they've done here to remember those veterans. the president travels here tomorrow. he'll be joining families and thousands who have gathered to pay th respects and honor the courage of d daytona rvivors. >> very powerful. >>> 6:08. maryland public worksl add toll lanes to the maryland side of the beltway. it was an idea conceived by gover

says passengers are being overcharged by rya nair for using currency conversion.en the airline converts the fares to sterling. what that means in some instances is that some customers are paying more for the same flights. gareth shaw is head of money at which? to explain this to the viewers, give us some examples to explain this to the viewers, give us some examples with figures of what has happened. so, for example, you are buying a one—way flight back from spain, you will be buying that flight from spain, you will be buying that flight in euros back to the uk. when you enter in your card details, ryanair will convert the price of that flight back to pounds and pence and it makes it incredibly difficult for you to pay in the local currency. you have to click on a more information button, you have to then deselect the option to pay in your home currency, and then after that it flashes up a warning and says you might pay significantly more by paying in the local currency. through our research we found that‘s not actually the case. we looked at the cost of a flight g

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. >> a nair call fair call, i am g forward to 2050 to get through these tough years. kennedy: not the way you liver with -- live with cliff diving. >> and shaving and dressing, economy will take care of horizoitselfwith renewable ener. that goes to show you something, i feel like biden and warren, she goes and grabs herself a beer, have to stay relevant amidst a big field, they are toward the talk but the push with aoc's green new deal, they need to come up with something that keeps up with headlines she made. kennedy: she and the squawking screechy progressives will push back on anything that wreaks of -- you have to do it, i still don't think that it presupposed you have to have this big government element. i think that technology will be there in 30 years, i think there will be enough incentive ask great enough generational shift we don't have to have that insane government reliance and -- and warren calls her program, the green apollo program, like grandma, who are you appealing to? the moon landing was a while ago. >> right, she still problem dreams about. but i

report by exposing the corrupt origins of the russian probe potentially destroying the dimms collusion nairf if it hasn't been destroyed by the very report we're referencing. how speaker nancy pelosi's rhetoric behind closed door more extreme than her public persona. pelosi telling democratic leaders she doesn't want to see the president impeached. she wants him in prison. >>> joining us tonight, trump to 22020 national press secretary katie mcnally. great to have you with us. and the president absolutely magnificent in normandy and in the uk. it's been an extraordinary trip for the president. your thoughts for your prospective candidate. >> we've seen a diplomat at his best, someone who is excellent on the world stage. the likes of jim acosta praising him. he's doing a good job over there. what a contrast to the radical 2020 democrats calling for impeachment want abortion and all of this nonsense. you see a statesman and then you see crazy radicals. it's a nice contrast for the american people. lou: it is wonderful imagery for the president and for the left-wing national media. you can tel

can you be a nair charismatic figure and clinch this nomination? >> well, first of all, it's very hard -- kennedy: richard, hold on. i'm asking need. need, go ahead. >> kennedy, it would be very hard to beat an incumbent president running on a strong economy. i don't care who if nominee is for the democrats if the economy continue to roar like it is right now. and trump does make a point. and i have to admit, i have a hard time that joe is going to be the nominee if a party that's gone so far left. it's staggering to me that he's in the lead in the poll. a lot has to do with the name yd. the fact that he was the former vice president. but i'll be very surprised in the summer of 2020 he is the nominee. if he's the nominee, i think trump cleans the floor with him. kennedy: i just nauseous thinking about a two-hour car drive. i've got a lot of energy but i'm not close to 80 years old and not expected to visit all states in a year and a half. the youth and vigor in the democratic party is being serviced by a guy who sounds a little slurried when he's o

and what nair talking about, they're going to be doing, it's going to be a game changer. >> still, thets campaigning in iowa where farmers are getting hurt by trade tensions also accusing mr. trump of solving a manufactured crisis. >> i think the president has completely overblown what he purports to have achieved. >> the fact that we've got so many farms going under here in iowa because of his trade war. >> reporter: if the number of migrants continues to soar, mr. trump warning he may turn back to tariffs. >> mexican officials are cautioning it may take months to see a significant difference at the border. later this month the president goes to iowa to talk about the economy and trade and tariffs as well. >> president trump has been promising relief for american farmers suffering in the trade war with china. saturday he tweeted mexico is coming to the rescue writing in all caps "mexico has agreed to immediately begin buying large quantities of agricultural products. but three officials told bloomberg that agricultural trade had not been discussed during three days of negotiation in w

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is looking to do that for one of its biggest problems, nair fare evasion. these new double barrier gates at the richmond station. b.a.r.t. says a safety engineer approved the design but now people are complaining that the gates close on wheelchair users and people who use strollers. >> it just closed on my baby. >> it just closed instantly. like, seriously? my baby could have got smashed up in there. >> fare evaders cost b.a.r.t. tens of millions in lost revenue. another gate design will be tested at the fruitvale station before b.a.r.t. decides which gate to install system wide. abc 7 news devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. you can find all of those stories on our website, abc7news.com. >>> 20 candidates vying for the presidency will be allowed to take part in the first democratic primary debate. the democratic national committee released its list of people who met the polling and fund-raising requirements yesterday. it includes the front-runner of many polls, former vice president joe biden as well

after gaining 639 minutes without allowing a goal, spain will finally call score, usa goalie, alyssa nairdid not clear it nicely and jennifer herm also makes them pay for it. 1-1 until the 76th minute, again a disputed penalty, repeating now again nails the conversion on the penalty kick and 2-1 is the way it ends up. they will play met -- a match with france on friday. a lot of people think that might be the real final so we will see how team usa does than. all right, seeing them on paper douglas paper, doing interviews give his is nice but it will be great to see the warriors draft pick on the hardwood. we get close to that today. there showing off their warrior jerseys, get a look at these kids up close and personal. villanova, eric pascal, 6'9", a physical guy, very impressive, he was the second pick they made and it is going to be interesting to see how he pans out. alan smiley teach from serbia will spend the year, no doubt in santa cruz and then there is jordan poole, he does not shy away from a shot. he is the pool for the splash brothers. eventually w she says it is all about the

want to buy it on a pullback >> only with the downgrade, only down per a per sfrnt, and it's, troerd nair he well and even pt pruter market sell off will wail wood's very start it i don't know roll some downgrades today. that doesn't auger particularly well for the bellwether for the broader economy. in terms of your question, gold miners continue to trade really well newmont mining up 0.8% today on a day when gold really did nothing. >> i just want to follow up because we have a couple of charts and this was a name that got hit really hard when we had the mexican tariff bluff and the stock got hit and it came all of the way back after the president caved on that one, but look at this thing it's starting to move lower and i think that's really an important point that guy just made you want to look at some of these names that should be performing better. i think you keep saying and we did have the 10-2 -- we did have the curve steepen and now they've come all of the way back and to me that doesn't reinforce some sort of underlying strength with the homebuilders. >> you think the banks are

. >> it's nair to say that officials will be passing you information that -- will be passing you tips in the knowledge that you are very ikely to tweet about them. >> to be honest, i don't know. the officials and i have a tacit understanding. as i have access to those information, i think some of them know i will publicize the information. >> chinese officials have been talking up the economy. but the data, the economic data, shows pretty clearly that we're facing a continuing slowdown in the chinese economy. so are officials exaggerating the potential for china to weather the trade storm? >> the loss is bearable for china. people believe that it doesn't matter to have some losses. chinese economy is still growing. we don't have any negative growth. we are still advancing. and in addition, the size of our growth is still remarkable in the world. >> if trump goes ahead with additional tariffs, on all of china's exports to the u.s., what levers, what tools do you think policymakers here are most likely to reach for in terms of retaliation? >> china may target the u.s. services sector op

hard-earned tax dollars where many local communities in our great states have already invested in updating nair election security with the most secure election equipment that they felt was going to protect them. washington should not be telling our local officials what to buy, especially when there are provisions in this bill that would make some illegal to use or interoperable even if they purchased it. we got to do better. we all want to protect this great nation. we all want free and fair elections so that every vote is counted and protected. let's do it together. let's do it right. let's make sure we address some d.h.s. concerns. let's put a cybersecurity assistance unit together, like we tried to do. let's outlaw ballot harvesting, because i know we got bipartisan support in working together on that issue, especially with my good friend from north carolina, mr. butterfield. i look forward to working with you on this. i know you and i both have concerns about this process, and thank you for your willingness to sit down and talk. we can do better. the bill on the floor today is not better. l

there are 12 world cup veterans on this team including goalkeeper alyssa nair.he'll be in the spotlight. >> she stepped in when hope solo, one of the best female goalkeepers in history was suspended after making controversial comments about sweden's team in 2016. >> for all those people out there who have had to work hard and wait on the sidelines, how do you keep the faith? >> you lean on your teammates, lean on your family and you just stay focused on what you want. >> with the average age of 29, team usa is the tournament's oldest and among the most experienced. carli lloyd, alex morgan and megan rupe pinot have together scored 255 goals internationa y internationally. one of the newest players to watch is 25-year-old mid player lindsey moran, the current mvp of the u.s. women's soccer league. >> this has been a dream of mine since i'm a little girl. i'm so honored and i can't wait to represent our country. >> there is not a lot of doubt about who is going to win the game here later today. the u.s. has played thailand only once before and beat them 9-0. antho

david and make an additional point, which is that crucial here is going to be kind of controlling the nair what both david and i have indicated, which is broaden the coalition, get the europeans into this thing, turn this from a u.s.-iranian confrontation to a global confrontation with iran. this can help us do that and i agree, it's going to be a longer game. let's hope so because in the short term, i'd hate to see the administration lunge for the ball here militarily. >> david, let me just play off that and keep going on it, which is how well equipped do you think the administration is do what you and staff rid is the president able to provide the kind of leadership a president would normally provide with the clarity you're talking about? what's the likelihood it will play out that way? >> i every pla we want to sit down and talk with iran. all we care about is the nuclear issue. that hole when shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan, went to tehran, carrying a message from trump, inviting them to join negotiations and the ayatollah said no way, i'm not going to talk to you. the trump ad

so i think increasingly in that very nair spl in going through this exercise to finally air these issuesget it over with, rather than to avoid this constitutional duty just for, paidensy. i don't think it's going to hurt the krarts as much as it would about why this should be done. i think what he said over the weekend, would probably be a stand-alone charge all by itself. but i think increasingly the argument has to be there is some good constitutional reason to do this even if the senate for its own reasons will never convict. >> switching gears to immigration, you're co-sponsor of the is he doing his job responsibly? what's going on here? >> absolutely not. mitch mc. >> i think it's absolute will you irresponsible remember, wasn't too longing a where the senate passed a bipartisan there could be an effort to pass some legislation that we can get immigration reforms can the that's why they never passed. we got to got this done. >> mr. me ask lower premiums, it's going to be much better than obamacare. instead republicans are suing to try to take away even there are lot pop, though, who

. >> he sold them a nair tiff in order to get the iranian nuclear deal which was seen weak be many aroundorld as an obama legacy item. there's ben rhodes saying he was shading the truth to sell the deal. >> using the media to sell their narrative and then he tweets questioning whether or not our state department and intel agencies are being truthful in recognizing that international ships were bombed by the iranians. >> let me say, i love dan kren crenshaw. i really do. he's one of the politicians that utilizes twitter best. he says what everybody is thinking. he's un apologetic. unafraid. i love his background. i think he's going to be a force that grows as time passes. every time he comments on something i welcome it. i honestly do. >> we talk about the economy and other domestic issues and now we're talking about iran. it's interesting because the president this week is going to officially launch his presidential campaign. >> are they going to bring an escalator in. >> we're going to get to that later in the show. but the democrat front runner vice president joe biden is trying to run

aggressive price war going on with the likes of easyjet, ryanair, on with the likes of easyjet, rya nairerms of airlines. the best performer was rbs, it has had a windfall. can you tell me what happened? as part of the failed 2007 merger when they bought abn amro, what they got was part of a saudi arabian bank. they got a 15% stake in the bank which has seen two saudi banks merged together. as part of that merger, rbs have come into a windfall to the tune of 400 million pounds which of course in the grand scheme of things for a big bank isn't necessarily a lot of money, but it comes into a situation where banks have been under pressure. we are seeing banks continuously under pressure, especially across europe, so to get something out of this enables them to move forward in getting away from a lot of there are other pretty bad mergers and business deals which have gone on previously. it gives them the opportunity to get themselves out of some of those deals and if they can do that with a bit of profit, like £400 million, it will be seen as good news. one of the things the banks have been

hard-earned tax dollars where many local communities in our great states have already invested in updating nair election security with the most secure election equipment that they felt was going to protect them. washington should not be telling our local officials what to buy, especially when there are provisions in this bill that would make some illegal to use or interoperable even if they purchased it. we got to do better. we all want to protect this great nation. we all want free and fair elections so that every vote is counted and protected. let's do it together. let's do it right. let's make sure we address some d.h.s. concerns. let's put a cybersecurity assistance unit together, like we tried to do. let's outlaw ballot harvesting, because i know we got bipartisan support in working together on that issue, especially with my good friend from north carolina, mr. butterfield. i look forward to working with you on this. i know you and i both have concerns about this process, and thank you for your willingness to sit down and talk. we can do better. the bill on the floor today is not better. l