howie: mostly old news, but it's treated as new news in this cable information echo chamber. trump's financial disclosure form. shows he paid michael cohen somewhere between $100,000 to $150,000. rudy giuliani said the president reimbursed cohen for his payment to stormy daniels. sara: it's newsy, it's interesting and people like it. it's classic cable these days. guy: it's also just confirmation. rudy came out deliberately to set the stage. he said the records are going to come out and let's do it on our own terms. this is a confirmation what he indicated was coming did in fact arrive in the report. howie: giuliani making news saying the mueller team said a sitting president cannot be indicted. that's bent justice department policy since nixon and bill clinton. is that recycled news? guy: maybe a combination of all of that. it was newsworthy enough to merit coverage. you have the president's personal lawyer divulging information supposedly about a conversation he had with the president's team. even if it relies on long-standing precedent. it's still relevant today. when rudy

in the mid— 70s you got a job in murder‘s new operation in new york. to the bios, we moved from business to business, taking the newspapers, buying magazines, living into television, and all the world presented that by professing to give a dam about what the rest of the world thought. it was a populist approach, not pulitzer prize are seeking journalism, wasn't it?|j approach, not pulitzer prize are seeking journalism, wasn't it? i am very happy with the description. i was there along with others. the american media, the american press would then, even more than they are now, very self—importa nt. would then, even more than they are now, very self—important. we came in with a sydney and fleet street style popular newspapers and approach to popular newspapers and approach to popular newspapers and approach to popular newspapers will stop they absolutely loathed it. and while there were many matters on which they had good cause to loathe it, there were some are quite wonderful about upsetting them so much. became at a cost, that kind of approach, because

purepoint financial. >> and now, "bbc world news." laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. president trump pulls the u. out of the iranian nuclear agreement, calling it decaying and rotten. president trump: the fact is, this was a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. laura: iran' u.s. of psychological warfare, warning that tehran stands reada to resume nuactivities. and london will host aof major league baseball games next year. it won't be any old matchup. it is the yankees against the red x, legendary rivals. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in the u.s. and around donald trump has pulled the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal, calling it a horrible, one-sided agreement which did nothing to curb iran's nuclear ambitions. mr. trump said he would reimpose the highest levels of sanctions against tehran. ec fulfilled a campaign pledge and unwound his prsor's signature foreign-policy agreement. president obama called the decision misguided. israel praised the move, while european allie

good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> a lot of news breaking this afternoon and into this evening. at the new yorker magazine tonight, they've just posted a bolt from the blue, a long story in which a number of women go on the record, including using their names, so these are not anonymous sources, claiming abusive behavior in personal relationships by new york's democratic attorney general, eric schneiderman. he's denying the allegations but these are two named accusers and the activity they're accusing him of is quite serious. again, the reporters on this story are jane mayer and ronan far roe. we're going to be speaking with jane about this stunning new report in just a moment. although eric snietermchneiderm just one state's attorney general, which is not the most high-profile gig in the country, after all, there are 49 other state attorneys general at any time, even still, schneiderman cuts an unusually high-profile. that's in part because the attorney general in new york state just tends to be a high-profile thing. the immediate previous owners of this job

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kristen dahlgren, nbc news, hastings on hudson, new york. >>> new fallout from the deadly clashes between israeli forces and palestinians protesting the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. the region is already on edge with new violence erupting today. nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more from gaza. >> reporter: in gaza, angry funerals today after health officials say israeli troops shot dead more than 60 palestinian protesters including six children monday when they tried to rush the israeli border. cameras catching them fall after being hit. today in gaza, israel seemed determined not to repeat the bloodshed, using an air campaign to keep protesters from ever reaching the border fence. drones hovered above the protesters, dropping small teargas bombs. two loads per drone flying nonstop. you never knew when or where they would drop. >> turn around. >> reporter: these protests are not letting up. among palestinians there is no conviction that president trump is an arbiter for the peace process. as far as they are concerned the peace process is over. without hop

jordan fisher, bbc news -- jonah fisher, bbc news, ukraine. jane: a brief time ago, jonah joined me with the latest. now that everyone has had a bit of time to get over the shock of mr. babchenko's amazing recovery, what is the latest reaction? jonah: i think it is an evolving reaction, to be quite frank with you. yes, everyone in the initial moment when he was presented at the press conference was delighted. it was a shock. we saw pictures from his television channel of his fellow journalists jumping around. and in a way you would expect that, if you thought you r colleague had been assassinated and killed and you suddenly saw him alive. there is now more considered refection about the tactics of the ukrainian authorities and what the lasting impact might be . you have to remember that ukraine has for a long time complained that it has been on the receiving end of russian fake news and disinformation, and it has been trying strenuously to counteract and defend itself against that disinformation. today what has happened is effectively ukraine

i mean real news is really. price perceives news and so if you have fake prices you end up with fake nails sell here when you have manipulation of markets and there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money and zero percent in yemen unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around it well that creates fake prices and then if you have robots reporting on fake prices on the financial media as foreign stuff then the robots are going to report on the fake crisis driven by the fake news created by robots and you have a virtual or a not so virtual cycle of fake news and fake crisis and then that people interpret that as reality. global war hawks sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they don't. produce talk for the tell you that the truth gossip and tabloid but fell for the most important news today. on the hof after i sometimes think you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with

news. 1970's we all got the same news. it was no accident there was the lowest association in recorded history between our partisanship and our vote when we were all effectively getting the same information. ares also the case we increasingly polarized at the national level of politics, although there is not overwhelming evidence to suggest americans writ large are increasingly polarized. i want to add something that i have been thinking about a lot, especially in my work with regina lawrence. we have more than ever before in human history an increasing blurring of the divide between entertainment and reality. therefore between fiction and fact. it used to be the case there was a clear divide. he turned to walter cronkite fairfax and turned -- for facts and to the lone ranger for fiction. it is not so clear anymore. we live in this saturated media environment. it is saturated not just with things like game of thrones and the handmaid's tale, but it is saturated with shows that our entertain

here's new video of the abc 7 news camera capturing it this morning. the building stands 1,070 feet tall and 60 stories of office space. employees are working hard inside. people started moving in back in january. we'll have much more on today's grand opening festivities later today on the abc 7 news app. >>> happening tonight, sales force will officially unveil its day for night light installation display with 11,000 led lights visible every night from miles away. we got an exclusive firsthand look at the installation of the lights. check it out. this is 1,000 feet up in the air, not for the faint-hearted. these lights will be shown at the top of the sales force tower illuminated for all to see. it starts tonight starting at about 8:00. >>> the facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, appeared before the european parliament in belgium this morning, again, apologizing for the scandal echoing what he said to congress last month. new rules take affect friday requiring companies to provide information about the data collected and offer consumers greater ability to

abc news, new york. >>> new this morning from menlo park, facebook responded to the cambridge analytica scandal by suspending 200 apps that may violate the new privacy guidelines. facebook was embarrassed and took a financial hit from the scandal. cambridge analytica harvested information on 87 million users without their knowledge. facebook says as they further investigate the 200 questionable apps, they will let users know if their data was misused. >>> elon musk has a possible fix to the tesla 3 production problems. after the break, the reason he turned to hackers for the solution. >>> we're still seeing plenty of clouds in the inland neighborhood. in fact, opening up the weather window, and you see clouds there. temperatures today are two to ten degrees below average with no signs of summer yet. we'll take a look at the accu that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> a look a

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new york city tieing a record and setting records in baltimore and parts of new england.here you are, lester, not so much. >> yeah, remind me. thank you, al roker, with friends in the plaza, thanks. >>> tonight, federal health a officials say that e. coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce turned deadly. the cdc says the fatality happen in california as that outbreak spreads to 25 states sickening at least 121 people and of those people sickened, some of those people hospitalized with kidney failure. health officials continue to emphasize do not eat any romaine lettuce unless you're sure it did not come from the yuma, arizona region. >>> now to new developments in the worst mass shooting in modern american history. they released body cam video showing us for the first time deputies storming the hotel room of the shooter who killed 58 people at a concert below. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story and a warning, this video is disturbing. [ gunshots ]. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the view from two officers who cleared stephen paddock's

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news.years ago this evening, may 3, 1948, the cbs tv news debuted, a 15-minute, black-and- white broadcast on a fledgling ontwork on of three east coast stations. >> good evening, everybody, coast to coast. e glor: in 1963, with walter cronkite anchoring, the program expanded to half an hour and got a new title "the cbs evening news." eolor came in 1966, stereo in 1988, high-def in 2008. the cbs evening news of 2018 will continue in a moment. up next: bridge anyone? the golden gate as you've never aen it before. but first an upclose look at the golden gate bridge and the work being done. that's how we like it. unitedhealthcare. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type

a mother is facing new a mother is facing new felony charges in a horrific children abuse case. she will be in a fairfield courtroom this morning.( james ) her husband is also speaking out from jail in a bizzare interview. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from fairfield. lydia... ( lydia ) prosecutors say they will file nine counts of felony child abuse against the california mother of 10 children who officials say suffered long- term abuse in a filthy home. ina rogers is scheduled to appear in court wednesday. solano county deputy district attorney veronica juarez filed a notice with the court tuesday in the case against the 31-year-old.the charges allege that rogers caused the children to be in a situation that was likely to produce great bodily injury and death. rogers told reporters earlier this week that the allegations against her and her husband are false.the children's father, 29-year-old jonathan allen, pleaded not guilty to torture and child cruelty charges and is being held on $5.2 million bail. < i want police to know that i am not an animal i am not an animal y

there's new nets, new logos, and national news crews, and "good morning america" did a live broadcast here featuring oakland unity high school basketball players touring the arena and their athletic director who got surprise tickets to tonight's game. he described his surprise to us after the big reveal. >> spchless. shocked. amazed, and ecstatic. i was just overwhelmed. >> reporter: a lot of joy there. everyone is in a good mood, in fact, the talk is not if the warriors will win, but if they can sweep the cavaliers and do it in five games. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. >>> abc 7 is the only place to watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv tonight. coverage starts at 5:00 with the dubs on seven, pregame show, brought to you by comcast business. we'll stream that online at abc7news.com and on the abc 7 news app, and nba count down starts at 5:30, and tipoff between the cavaliers and warriors is at 6:00, and stay with us for toyota after the game, streaming that, jimmy kimmel live is at 10:00 p.m. and one hour edition of abc 7 news begins at 10:

john sudworth, bbc news.when will president trump meet with the north korean leader in his hotly anticipated meeting? yowsare watching "bbc world america." still to come on tonight's program, from backing the me too movement to resign in disgrace. how new york's attorney general fell so far, so fast. one of the most iconic symbols of american business has to be the new york stock exchange. but you might haon noticed a corait among the dealers -- they are all men. okter the only full-time female br. graduate genetics lauren simmons was always an unlikely candidate for a within the beating heart of the , as clients often like to remind her. >> a woman? aryo23? you are a minority? at are you doing? how did you get this job? reporter: lauren move from her home state of georgia and was soon working on wall street in an almost entinmly male envit. >> i fell in love with the numbers in the fast movement and the men in the trading jackets. everything was moving so fast. loving it. reporter: the new york stock exchang

. >>> as a reminder, lester holt is next with nightly news. >>> breaking news tonight, nbc news learned disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein will surrenderer to authorities the new york expected to be charged with connection with sexual misconduct allegations against him. and also tonight, gwyneth paltrow, details for the first time, a confrontation between weinstein and her then boyfriend brad pitt. e said if you ever make her feel uncomfortable again i'll kill you or something like that. >> we take you inside the collapse of president trump's planned summit with kim jong-un, why it was cancelled and what now for those nuclear weapons. >>> a big tropical threat, what could become alberto, the first named storm of the season barrelling towards the u.s. and putting millions on alert this holiday weekend. >>> a soaring number of pedestrians struck and killed by suvs, why it's happening and what one city is doing to sound the alarm. >>> and the family taking a love of star wars to a new level. who needs the movies when you got your own millennium falcon at home? >> announcer: this is

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is that fake news? is that people reacting to fake news?ss is too often, too many times, lost it's interest in fully informing people, and instead it's replaced by them stirring the pot more than providing the facts, and that's a problem. - [narrator] as the veracity of the news media is increasingly called into question, those in power can more easily dismiss press reports with which they disagree. - not you. - can you give us a chance? - your organization's terrible. - you are attacking our news organization. - your organization. - can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir? - go ahead. - obviously, i don't like to see my colleagues attacked for what often is aggressive, accurate reporting. what i really don't like to see is this russian propaganda theme. that we're surrounded by fake news. it's an attempt to dilute the influence of the american press and promote russian propaganda instruments like rt, like sputnik. - the press is biased in a liberal direction. they're biased in favor of conflict. but i don't use the words "fake medi

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the changes are also a crackdown so-called clickbait and news, especially local news. no deal. cable operators pay to carry channels like fox for their customers but when asked if facebook will do but assume thing don't like to make same thing, they are giant saying they don't see the need for that despite the fact they are relying on local news, it would seem that kind of new revenue would breathe life into local newspapers at outlets that are struggling to remain relevant and profitable. these changes on helping us feel any better. an effort to see more news from friends and was news for media sites actually puts us in a bad mood because we compare ourselves to our friends and our appearance and we see what we are missing out on. parties and awesome vacations that we are not on. tucker. it's what we all want. we don't want to be informed, we want to feel bad! [laughs] >> tucker: we need a vacation from social media. >> i think we all do. >> tucker: i think we do. great to see you. >> thanks, good to be here. >> tucker: up next, the creepy porn lawyer isn't just rulin

channels in new york you go to a scrum and you'll see i witness news an n.b.c. four set up right next to news one and guess what news one didn't have to pay for that f.c.c. license sooner than they have to mortgage it they're all doing the same story but one of them just has a smaller not so technology digital technology and self publishing it all has enabled a lot of start up sure on a lists what gets lost in all this cost cutting is editing right because it's on the internet doesn't mean it's true ever since i saw forrest gump shake hands with president kennedy i don't want to believe i don't think it's a boy but that's going to have. i don't know it's true and you know it raises questions of you know other possible ways to kind of fix that the controller yeah i mean there's this idea of government intervention which i'm not if i'm never a fan of government intervention in trying to fix this idea of journalism with a problem that is because i don't like dirty government hands on my well of the fairness doctrine fell during the term and gave rise to talk radio

rajan, bbc news.de his first trip to the us state department since he became president to attend the formal swearing—in of his new top diplomat mike pompeo. the new secretary of state, former head of the cia, has a worldview very close to mr trump's own. so, will it make for a more coherent american foreign policy? jane 0'brien reports. mike pompeo became the 70th secretary of state in a ceremony of political theatre a shot of pomp for a beleaguered department that for the past year has struggled with morale and direction. i want the state department to get its swagger back. we need our men and women out at the front lines, executing american diplomacy with great vigour and energy, and to represent the finest nation in the history of civilisation, we should be proud of that and i'm counting on you all to help communicate in every corner of the world. and true to type, mike pompeo got straight down to business. we are committed to the permanent, verifiable dismantling of north korea's weapons of mass d

david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is so sweet. >> absolutely precious.ove her stance and her confidence. >> she's all business. >> she's like it was amazing. >> i would love to see the conversation with his superior officer. we want to do a cheerleading gig. >> that's all for now. follow us on facebook, please. >> that's all for now. follow us on facebook, please. >>> good morning. >> here are some of the top headlines we're going. rudy guiliani drops a bombshell, saying the president paid back attorney michael cohen for the $130,000 he gave to porn star stormy daniels. but the president has denied knowing anything about that payment. we have breaking details coming up. >>> police are investigating the explosion of a barn next to a home in connecticut during a police standoff where a man was reportedly holding his wife hostage. up to eight police officers suffered minor injuries. we're told the wife is ok but no word on the suspect. >>> gusting winds, rain, and tornadoes. 20 confirmed tornadoes have touched down in kansas and oklahoma. the wind in chicag

the news sent shock payments across the news media and putting sarah sanders on defense.mp said guliani just started and he will get his facts straight. that's what he said. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. this is kennedy, republican strategist lisa booth. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harp

this is the "cbs morning news." scandal rocks new york state's chief law enforcement officer. the attorney general who assumed a prominent role in the me too movement resigns after being accused of assaulting four women. >>> and president trump is preparing to announce to the world his decision on whether the u.s. will break the iran nuclear deal. >>> two new cracks open up on the big island of hawaii, emitting lava and gas from the kilauea volcano as evacuees wonder if they'll have a home to return to. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. the attorney general of new york state, eric schneiderman, abruptly resigned following allegations by four women that he physically abused them. schneiderman, known as an advocate for women's issues, says he has not assaulted anyone. however, his resignation is effective at the end of the business day today. john schiumo is here in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. eric schneiderman maintains his innocence despite his resi

david: breaking news. police are responding to reports of shots fired at opry mills maul in tennessee. we're looking to find out more from the developing situation. what we're told about it nashville fire department, one person was shot at the mall. that person was taken to a hospital. no word on that person's condition. we'll bring you updates as soon as they come in. >>> president trump's top trade team sitting down with chinese officials hoping to head back to d.c. with positive results for president, the nation and the world. connell mcshane is live in beijing. 4:00 p.m. here in new york. it must be 4:00 a.m i have been seeing you all day. you must be tired my friend? melissa: nah. reporter: not at all, david. 23 hours with no sleep. that is, the, you're right. it is a little bit after 4:00 in the morning here in beijing. which means traffic finally let up. this city is something else for traffic. we've been watching negotiations at least begin. even though we're here, we like everybody else basically

ballenger says he'll work with the police department to hire a new one in the new year. >>> four more states are now reporting deadly illnesses. the centers for disease control and prevention has sickened 21 people in minnesota, north dakota and texas. that brings the total to 149 victims in 21 states including one death in california. officials say it's unclear if newalenessess are still occurring or if there's just been a lag in reporting illnesses. >>> we have an update on the gray whale that washed up on angel island. it was a 44 foot long female. her injury was likely in collection with a ship, a propeller, perhaps. >>> a helicopter captured a sicacker santa cruz county encounter that was a little too close for comfort. it shows a dark figure in the water. that dark figure is a great white shark, right? at one point the kayaker falls into the water to make it even worse. he scrambles back up. the helicopter pilot says he circles around to make sure he's all right. >>> all right, let's turn our attention to the weather. >> meteorologist drew tuma is here. getting a bit cool out th

abc 7 news reporter matt keller is there right now. he's gathering new details on the fire. he'll have an update in the next half hour. >> jessica, we appreciate it. thank you. good morning to you, 6:00 on tuesday may 15th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi, everybody. take a look at what's going on live doppler 7. drizzle, not seeing it but cloud cover. in fact cloud deck so high we can use sutro tower. no fog. low to my 50s accuweather day planner at 7:00. mid-60s around the bay and inland, sunshine just a little quicker today. by 4:00 we're still in the mid-60s but brighter, still cool. mid-60s by 4:00. here is alexis. >> no major problems, mike. certainly good news. we're starting to see typical slow spots fill in. westbound 92 across san mateo bridge. a lot of brake lights filling in once you make it past this point, toll plaza, open up midspan the rest of the way to foster city, heavy leaving hayward area. definitely still heavy out of the central valley westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hou

fremont has a mandate to have solar panels on all new buildings, new apartments, new homes, and now state regulators may be following in fremont's not steps. here at the warm springs bart station you can see this development behind mere required to have solar panels. regulators are expected to vote on that requirement for new houses and low-rise apartments build after january 2020. the california energy commission, they say the goal is to reduce greenhouse gases. it could save homeowners on energy costs in the long run. the money saved on energy bills would total $16,000. but would you have to stay in your home for -- but you would have to stay in your home for 30 years to see the savings and it will cost $10,000 more up front. >> electric generation uses a lot of water. electricity generation causes air pollution. if we can displace that, that's good. >> reporter: it applies to single family and multi-family homes of three stories or less. if approved, it still has to go through the california building standards commission and they would have to approve it. it would go into effect, if pa

garcetti said he expected to choose a new chief by the end of the month. >> abc 7 news has learned new details about the san francisco police officer ak cueding the department of religious and ethnic discrimination. that afghan officer held a press conference and claims someone sketched an isis flag on his locker with the message go back. the officer asked not to be identified for safety reasons. now abc 7 news has learned that officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin in 2013. he met a female on a dating website and told her he was a high-level cia agent. he claimed to have been involved in the killing of osama bin laden. the bulletin alerted other agencies he applied in san francisco, west sacramento and santa cruz. the officer was dismissed from the oakland police academy. we reached out for response from the officer's public defender. >>> six candidates for california governor shared the stage in san jose debating issues from housing to immigration to extramarital affairs last night. >> i was honest about it, i was open about it. i apologize for it. i was wrong.

the news continues in 70 seconds.. on kron 4 news at six. "all we were looking for was a shot at justice"(pam)shot at justice" (pam) the family members of two men killed in high profile fatal police shootings ..... are expressing outrage tonight. today the san francisco district attorney announced his decision in their cases .. and no charges will be filed against the officers involved in the deaths mario woods and luis gongora .(pam) thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken)and i'm ken wayne. both of those officer involved shootings sparked anger and police reforms in the department. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the d-a also called for changes to the law. two fatal police shootings less than a year apart. in december of 2015 the shooting of mario woods was caught on video....showing five police officers open fire on the stabbing suspect after police say pepper spray and beanbag rounds failed to get the 26 year old to drop the weapon. an autopsy found he had been hit more than 20 times.then in april 2016 two officers fired on luis

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jesse powell telling the new york attended attorney general you know go away we left new york and this was a good this actually proved to be a good idea because now all these other companies that. allow customers from new york are subject to the bit license. we have another headline here max regarding censorship resistance of bitcoin and that is the chinese entrepreneurs have some creative responses to the government's crackdown on crypto so every time the government's crackdown on crypto the headlines read and of course no pointers will say ha ha dead you guys are going to die because the government's going to get you i told you jim rickards says it's all the time it's like the governments after you and they're going to shut you down well you know there's no bigger government no bigger surveillance state than the chinese government and what they show and this article is that all these decentralized exchanges are popping up all sorts of ways to get around government censorship of the block chain it doesn't we're going to work around it's order and that's what the blodgett technology is

purepoint financial., >> and"bbc world news." jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, ibrm jane o'n. calling it off -- president ittrump cancels his summit north korea's leader, saying the whole thing is a missed opportunity. prestrump: i believe this is tremendous setback for north korea, a indeed, a setback for the world. jane: harvey weinstein is reportedly set to hand himself in to police. the disgraced hollywood gul faces numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. and when is a tree more than a tree? when it is art. the italian artiso has made mother nature his muse. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in the u.s. and around the world. the buildup was a feat of diplomatic showmanship. the cancellation abrupt but not entirely unexpected. donald trump called off his june meeting with kim jong-un in a letter, citing open hostility coming from pyongyang as the reason for pulling the plug. he did hold out the possibility of rescheduling. the bbc's north america editorso jopel has more. >> this is cnn breaking news -- injon: for

or is this a new america?justin simeon is exploring that conversation, one that shines light on black identity through the lens of a series he created called "dear white people." it is set on ahe predominantly white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big and white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big a p white campus. >> ah, winchester. >> reporter: it unpacks big and sometimes provocative themes, like racial bias in law enforcement. >> i'm going to need to see your id. >> why do you want to see my id. >> reporter: sexual orientation, white privilege and interracial relationships. >> the title is a misnomer. it's called "dear white people", but it's really about being black. and it feels like a constant response to white people, like you're always having to explain yourself. >> reporter: sam white is one of the show's main characters. >> what are you? >> reporter: part provocateur, she has a campus radio show. >> dear white people, here's a little tip. when you ask someone who

those two community centers are new. >> but just to answer your specific question, none of them are new right now. we have been funding all of them for at least a couple years. >> okay, thank you. >> any other comments or questions? commissioner wallenberg? >> i would also reiterate the importance of these centers. and just ask, are we hearing any of the different organizations and centers that clients would like expanded hours on the weekends? and i'm sure that there's a lot of restraints and capacity issues and funding that would go along with that but i wanted to put that out there. >> i think that a lot of consumers would go to programs if they were open on the weekends, yes. it is a monetary and a staffing issue as well. there always needs to be staff there to make sure that the welcomes extended. >> so if there was the budgetary ability to do so, the need and the desire is there? >> i think so, yes, sir. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. any other comments or questions? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, calling the question. all in favor? >> aye. >> any oppo

new york democratic convention today. the former presidential candidate and new york senator spoke about democratic values and governor and wrote, andrew cuomo, who is running for a third term in november. this is about 15 minutes. this is about 15 minutes. hillary clinton: it is great being back here with you. it is kind of like a family reunion. being here at hofstra brings back good memories of the first debate in 2016 against the republican nominee. that was also a little bit like a reunion, but the one where you get cornered by the person you least want to talk to. those were the good old days. i remember so fondly being at this convention in 2000 in albany, when i became your nominee for the united states senate. i followed in the footsteps of daniel padgett monahan. he said everyone is entitled to their opinion, but not his own facts. as democrats, we believe in facts, real ones, not the alternative kind. it is hard to believe this even needs to be said, but that is where we are these days. that is why it is so imp

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and m s d n c fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions of years ago yet the light still hits us so when we say mainstream the first thing that happened was the recalibration of the term mainstream because what's old is doing what's new is now that's a very good point but the problem is that the legacy media still have a huge impact on the population i would say because people believe in the conspiracies that a lot of the former i'm going to go with your terminology former mainstream media peddle ron reflected on that in no way yeah you know i i agree with lionel said i think the term mainstream media is something we have to try to shy away from i like to simply say corporate media all the time because definitional and that's what it is it is a corporate media. by very high for profit entities but as far as did the media. in the trump era i would say the corpo

new. labor market reforms are only slowly being implemented and several previous a talian administrations have been unable to find a solution for italy's gargantuan state debt. well trade tensions overshadowing the global solution but here in the end it's a gathering of leaders in science politics and business and one issue that tackling is the reshuffling of the wall who would have us when europe china and the us. he's certainly no fan of global free trade since donald trump took office he's renegotiated several key trade agreements and backed out of all those foreign steel and recently cars are all according to trump a national security threat and he's fighting back with import tariffs trump's isolationist path is part of the strategy he wants to give domestic companies an edge in the u.s. markets american made cars for example are often less popular than german ones. but the u.s. is new direction is helping foster new by natural coalitions germany and china affirmed their joint commitme

this begins with new leadership, and a new culture.iders, and drivers. you've got my word, that we're charting an even better road for uber, and for those that rely on us every day. ♪ i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a four-time major league baseball all-star, the reigning national league mvp, and now he's a member of the new york yankees. take a look at what he did in his very first at-bat as a a yankee. >> swung on and drilled to deep right center field. it is high, it is far, it is gone! it is a stantonian home run. a two run blast to right center in his first yankee at-bat. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen, please

dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban.o common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> i'm ama daetz coming op on abc 7 news asset 6:00 battling back from a bout of e. coli poisoning. >>> it was just painful. feel like i was about to die. >> tonight only on 7, a local family talks about the meal that made them viemly ill. and. >>> putting a price on jeffrey the graf. and the huge influence pets have on the love lives of bay area residents. how many have stayed in a relationship because of their partner's dog. all that plus more coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. kristen, dan. >> see you thn. kylie jenner is bringing her makeup pop up shop to san francisco. opening on grant street next to the museum of ice cream. the reality tv star and beauty mogul says there will be special things exclusive to the san francisco store. no one is camped outside yet. but it's likely there will be a long line come friday morning. >>> the engine tour of california made the only bay area stop today. >> sky7

abc news, new york. >>> as maggie just mentioned, roseanne barr blamed ambien for the initial tweet. the drugmaker tweeted today saying all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect of any medication. >>> duelling -- in a sexual assault case. supporters of the measure held their rally at this morning in front of the law office of the lawyer. meantime, a no recall rally this afternoon in front of the county recorder's office in downtown san jose. the judge may attend and speak at the rally. the recall effort sparked by a six-month sentence of brock turner for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >>> harvey weinstein won't testify before a new york grand jury. he is accused of rape and other sex charges. weinstein's spokesperson issued a statement this morning saying there wasn't enough time to prepare his client to testify. weinstein turned himself in friday. his request for more time was denied. >>> the school district superintendent is under scrutiny again after the last night's school board meeting and remains the superintendent for now. bu

cheryl: big news there. investors focused on the side and on trade good to doubt turning losses and a 52-point gain at the close after the fed signaled it would hike interest rates. gerri: the nasdaq up 14. train to take immediate europe. auto stocks under pressure following the announcement of u.s. tariffs on imported cars. >> stocks a nation mixed with the nikkei down 1% while hong kong stock edged higher. cheryl: you would think with all the problems facing tests let the ceo musk wouldn't have time for joking. but you're not going to believe this latest crazy idea. "fbn:am" starts right now. it is 501 amer new york and thursday may 24th. good morning. i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. elon musk focusing on model three. gerri: i think he's trying to distract us from the real story at tesla appeared cheryl: that's going to be an interesting story. the trump administration is now considering steep new tariffs on imported cars and auto parts. the u.s

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