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embassy in jerusalem a white house delegation including treasury secretary steve newton and first daughter ivanka trump have arrived in the country ahead of the festivities the move of u.s. diplomatic headquarters from tel aviv comes on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state israel is calling the decision a triumph but the move has upset the arab world and protests are expected. now you're a vision has a new champion israel has won this year's song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capitalised and the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female empowerment i always start with the fact that people people want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm super glad and superman that is that people recognize and realize the different is that is is wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations nuno balance as israel celebrates its seventieth here it's the fourt

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embassy in jerusalem a white house delegation including treasury secretary steve newton and first daughter ivanka trump have a arrived in the country ahead of the festivities the move of u.s. diplomatic headquarters from tel aviv comes on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state israel is calling the u.s. move a triumph but the decision has angered the arab world and prompted international criticism protests are already underway with more expected in the coming days. let's cross over now to jerusalem where our correspondent my a waiter is standing by for us so my if we just mentioned protests have already begun today what have you been seeing. well i followed one group of protesters today mariano that started from the mayor's plaza and went into the old city of jerusalem and they were actually left wing protesters that were handing out flowers and holding heart shaped sign that said in various languages we love you we are not enemies we are family and we're trying to just i spoke to their leader and he said they were trying to send a different message on jerusalem day

in jerusalem a white house delegation including treasury secretary steve newton and first daughter ivanka trump have arrived in the country ahead of the festivities the move of u.s. diplomatic headquarters from tel aviv comes on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state israel is calling the u.s. move a triumph but that decision has angered the arab world and prompted international criticism protests are already under way with more expected in the coming days. meanwhile as israel marks jerusalem day scuffles broke out after israeli police allowed jewish visitors to access the temple mount officers attempted to separate jewish and muslim men in jerusalem's old city temple mount or reef in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. but let's cross over now to jerusalem where our correspondent my is sweeter is standing by so my are quite a lot going on in jerusalem today let's start with jerusalem day it's usually a day of tension in the city can you explain to us what it is and why were there so many angry protests. so today is jerusalem day and it ma

frustration, then, for everybody involved, including chief executive of cricket island, warren newtonause they would be i'io disappointing because they would be no chance to come back tomorrow. but there are still four days left in there are still four days left in the game so we still have an opportunity to get some meaningful test cricket in. so it is looking on the bright side, barca. —— glass half full. there is no point moaning about it now, let's get on with day two. happy to give everybody their money back. unfortunately we were not able to get complete insurance cover for that, we've just got to suck it up and get on with it. no point moaning. so, he like everybody else will be waiting now with bated breath and hoping, fingers crossed, but they will finally get some play here tomorrow on the second day of this first test match against pakistan. conditions have not been great, but the forecast is much better going forward, and finding that historic moment for irish cricket will take place here at malahide. in premier league ball, it will on average run more than six and a half

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[cheering and applause] let's go meet the newton family. hi, lauren. can i hug you instead of shake your hand? i'm a hugger, i'm from texas. steve: well, i'm from texas, too. how are you doing? lauren: i'm good, how are you? steve: well, i like nice southern women. want to hug and everything. i love dallas-fort worth. i love fort worth. lauren: yes. steve: all right, now, let's find out. what do you do for a living, lauren? lauren: all right, well, i'm a teacher. i teach sixth grade. steve: oh, that's good. lauren: i do. [cheering and applause] i'm a mom, i have two boys. i have an eight-month old little boy, his name is brooks, and i have a soon to be four-year-old, his name is bowen. steve: oh, ok, that's good, good. why don't you introduce everybody? lauren: well, steve, we are all siblings. this is my brother, lance. my sister, lindsey. my brother, landon.

. >> paula newton has been taking a closer look at the health of the u.s.e, the u.s. economy is breaking records, and stocks are surging. the new jobs report shows that unemployment fell below 4% in april. get this -- that's the best level since 2000. there is one caveat to all this, both job growth and wage growth were lackluster. and i know a lot of americans will be feeling that in their paychecks. meantime, investors didn't quite know what to make of all of it as trading began. the dow opened down more than 100 points at the close, but the major markets all ended firmly higher. meantime, though, in washington, president trump took that victory lap. >> i thought the jobs report was very big. the big thing to me was tracking -- you'll tell me how long it hasn't been done, it hasn't been done in a long time, full employment. we're doing great. the stock market is up 35% since the election. and now i think really they're waiting to see what's going to happen on trade because we're going to have incredible trade deals announced. >> reporter: let's be clear,

many years back i was urged to see wayne newton in concert. i did. i followed up three other times to see his show. it's remarkable. he's remarkable. i don't know are he gets his energy from, but i do know it's a hell of a show and gives a hell of a lot back to his community and joining us on the show, mr. las vegas and more, wayne newton, very good to have you. >> hey, neil, excited to be here, thank you. neil: this memorial weekend, your whole-- you've given a great back to the uso and other military groups and in fact it comes up a lot. this is an issue since you were a very young guy, you're relatively young guy, but what's the deal? >> i actually did my first show for the uso when i was eight years old, i'm from virginia, and they had seen me sing somewhere and president truman was in his last couple of months and they were honoring-- it was the uso's birthday and they were honoring mrs. truman and the president was very upset about that. [laughter] >> now, he-- when you do these events, you know, it's at a time where this president is trying to

i talked to newton about this extensively interviewed him every sunday morning for several years, wellwe would meet in the cafeteria when his wife was in the choir at the basilica and i would interview him for an hour or two every morning. i asked him about this. >> host: this is your book, citizen new? yes, and he said it was the biggest mistake of his life that they pursued that the clinton stepped into this mess and that the republicans pursued him because they had already enacted lot of compromise legislation to the betterment both president clinton and newt gingrich believed the betterment of the american people watched the contract of was enacted and signed into law in the forms of congress and a balanced budget were achieved and what their form was achieved and there were things that were done because they were able to compromise. when clinton stepped into the monica lewinsky mess and when the puppy is pursued him relentlessly it drove clinton to the left back to his base because he needed their support to survive impeachment and the right became dominated by the conservative fo

for many, the election also be an after thought. >> paula newton with that report.n in venezuela with brian winter. he is vice president of policy for the americas society and counsel of the americas. and i started by asking him how reliable the results are, given the low voter turnout. >> well, we've known for months now, really, this election was going to be a farce. you have most of the opposition candidates were barred from participating. you had government control of virtually all media, and things got so bad at the end that the government was essentially using food handouts, the promise of those, in order to coerce or coax people to vote. so this was really an election in name only. and the fact that's it now over lets us focus on what's next for venezuela. the only question is, you know, essentially, what the international community does now as a reaction. there is a real chance that president trump may announce new sanctions, perhaps directed at venezuelan oil. and the other big issue right now in the region is this -- just this torrent of benzian migrants,

newton says a local priest broken his release then his parents bought him a one way ticket out of sri lanka he claims his father and other men in his village have also been abducted tortured and then released by the police in the last two years and believes his family is a target because his uncles fought for the tamil tigers. thing and i think i could be abducted again if i went back i have no faith in our current government as they preach something and do something yes i hope and if i am forced back to sri lanka i will commit suicide. milton's lawyer says many young relatives of former tamil tiger fighters have been kidnapped and tortured in sri lanka. the. coolest sit around get a one man represents a number of tamil men who are claiming asylum in the u.k. because they fear their lives are in danger under sri lanka's current regime that torture is systematic and widespread the purpose we can see is to instill fear among the top knows not to. revolt again or at the same time not to give evidence against the war crimes in two thousand and nine how many cases do you have where sri lan

it's a masterpiece show by newton yeah and this is not the first one here is in no position to talk and criticize any country of slanging to have cleared with the non proliferation treaty he declined he refused to sign it three heatedly germany has responded immediately that had a press release saying that it's going to examine those documents they are sure that iran is avoiding. the deal the only one is trump who is not convinced or wants to pull out and he is provoked by a need to for a well known reason. of our sky high imagination has paid off one young russian boy who went far beyond seeing outer space as something simply black and white. standard stories like that don't exist in space i need to read ron i'm. not so order from the fathers we wanted to cheer him up and then we decided to refer this question to the most competent space authority ross cost. ten thousand pounds possibly a cent but i printed everything the right way stories do exist in different colors they can be read green orange and many other colors. in the world was it did you know that this was real or did it come

newton for best actress and best supporting actor.ogramme this year, and the most prestigious honour, the fellowship, goes to a face very well known to most of us, the bbc journalist kate adie. thanks very much. with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much, mishal. good evening. manchester city are being hailed as the greatest side in premier league history after becoming the first team to reach 100 points. they finished on a high — as the final day of the season produced plenty of entertainment. as well as an emotional goodbye for arsene wenger. our correspondent david ornstein reports. after nine months and 380 games one tea m after nine months and 380 games one team stood head and shoulders above the rest. pep guardiola's manchester city, champions of england, a celebratory end to a record—breaking season. celebratory end to a record—breaking season. jesus lobbing a stoppage time winner at southampton. city became the first side in premier league history to amass 100 points. with manc

. >> we're having the longest click recovery in modern history and as isaac newton said, what goes up must come down. this is a time to save for our future, not to make pricy promises we can't keep. i said it before. i'll say it again. let's not blow it now. >> the governor must now negotiate with the state legislature, which is controlled by his fellow democrats. but still, there could be battles over money allocated for homeless programs, healthcare and the state's two university systems. the deadline for the assembly and state senate to pass a budget is june 15th. >>> president trump will make history when he sits down with north korean leader kim jong- un north korea in singapore next month. reporter mola lenghi says the president hopes to walkway with a deal that would denuclearize the korean peninsula. >> reporter: president trump sound optimistic about the summit with north korean leader kim jong-un during a rally in indiana last night. >> the relationship is good and hopefully something very good is going to happen. >> reporter: the president said: he wants a deal to denuclear

it's harvest season the manufacturer from newton was started over twenty years ago by martina gardiner cabbage after she discovered the joy of cooking with flowers on a trip to france. to science the fact that flowers simply look great and they can also give food a whole new taste component no herbal spice taste like rosa leavened or elderflower these have tice components all her own and that we add to the food and make it incredibly exciting. martina. a wide range of flowers on the one hundred twenty square meter plot including roses of course. the rose is my favorite flower it doesn't necessarily have to be combined with sweet things it goes well with savory dishes to some people called rabbit think it must be like salads and they really surprised to find harmonizes with meat and fish. here's where she normally prepares for flower dinners with guests. this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large rose blossom. as a bite it was the sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the fra

who better than get it rolling tonight, then wayne newton. [ cheering ] >> they got the siren going.ou have got to love wayne. i met him once. he is a super nice guy. really nice. it is amazing how he keeps his hair black.[ laughter ]here is the game deciding goal. riley smith, top shelf, 3 to 2, vegas up in the series over winnipeg, 3 to 1. i mean think about that. they would become the first expansion team in professional sports history to win a championship in their first year. >> while. >> what a start. rolling rolling. >> thanks for joining us. good night. have a good weekend. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ new year's day at jay's. my dad was driving in. things were looking up after a bad morning. (passengers scream) oh! yeah! oh, man! (gasps) look how high it goes! i'm gonna try and spit on a bird. (whining) did he just get off the ride? you know, honey, um, i'm getting cold feet. maybe we should just -- well, if yo

it's harvest season the manufacturer from newton was started over twenty years ago by martina gardiner cabbage after she discovered the joy of cooking with flowers on a trip to france. besides the fact that flowers simply look great and they can also give food a whole new taste component no herbal spice tastes like rose eleven elderflower as lisa tice components. that we add to the food and make it incredibly exciting. martina grows a wide range of flowers on the one hundred twenty square metre plot including roses of course. there was the rose is my favorite flower it doesn't necessarily have to be combined with sweet things it goes well with savory dishes to some people call flower cosying rabbit think it must be like salads and they really surprise to find also harmonizes with meat and fish. here's where she normally prepares for flower dinners with guests. this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large rose blossom. as a buy that was sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the

olivia newton—john was a competitor representing the uk in 1974, we also had an artist called gina genmark a few years ago. you are backing the australian entry, but if there are any countries you think might be in with a chance, who would they be? i do have a portuguese background, my family migrated from madeira, and i'm not saying the portuguese contender should win because as the australian eurovision spokesperson, it would be unfair to influence the australian vote in any way but i wishjessica mauboy all the very best. we just want to show you some live pictures. that is mike pence at the podium, but we are expecting donald trump to make an appearance fairly soon. trump to make an appearance fairly soon. this is a campaign rally ahead of the mid—term elections so they will be talking about some domestic stuff and we will be watching for any comments on the international things that have been occupying donald trump's mind, the upcoming north korea summit, any reaction to the iran situation. i know you are likely to be watching this very closely, sharanjit, likely to be watching t

. >> host: you have a display with isaac newton's and what is that? >> guest: good question. in our silence billion we have three statues with a little bit of description of the importance of each person but isaac newton is arguably one of the most significant scientists of his generation and some would argue of all time. for him it was a volume or he wanted to express some of his key ideas that turn into modern physics through gravity and a number of elements involved with it. for him he saw this volume as an opportunity to demonstrate how his view of god's order that he read about in the bible was consistent with the signs he was seeing. this book has been very important through science discussion ever since. >> host: galileo and here's a quote from galileo the astronomer. the bible tells us how to go to heaven, not how the heavens go. >> guest: galileo, of course, was caught up in a dispute with the catholic church. >> host: you wouldn't necessarily think of him as someone who is colored in the bible. >> guest: yeah, and in this case i don't think they necessarily meant to

shoemaker rockport with subsidiaries in the us and canada has filed for bankruptcy the company based in newton massachusetts filed for chapter eleven protections in the us bankruptcy court for delaware is entered into an asset purchase agreement with an affiliate of charles bank equity fund which will play the role of stalking horse better in the eventual sale process to be supervised by the court the purchase agreement covers rock ports global wholesale assets online retail and brick and mortar stores in europe and asia charles bank will get a first choice on whether to buy rock port's north american store locations rockport also reporter will keep stores open during the bankruptcy proceedings. immigration audit of employers in the us are increasing according to immigration and customs enforcement or ice the agency said on monday that they began office of nearly twenty three hundred employers between last october and this may compared to less than four thousand nine hundred in the full proceeding year workplace arrests were also to nearly six hundred since last october compared with one hundr

opposite some optimism earlier in the day about the meeting and talks treasury secretary stephen newton will leave the us side of the ongoing negotiations while fifty billion dollars a new import taxes the tariffs against china. could goods could be imposed any time after next tuesday china seemed to offer an olive branch going into the talks announcing this morning that regulators had approved the sale of a chip making unit of toshiba to a group of investors organized by the u.s. firm bain capital remember mitt romney as part of bain capital they're the file this follows another possible suspect sign regarding china as it's reported an indonesian company partnering with the trump organization on a hotel and golf course project in indonesia announced a state owned chinese company is their newest partner but news turns heads given mr trump's harsh rhetoric and because the chinese consider the deal part of president xi jinping is belt and wrote a nation of two greater economic ties with these regional neighbors. we're almost a year after the u.s. made the determination that the governor o

. >> which sadly needs they will not need olivia newton john and john travolta to get back in characternext to mark wahlberg getting back to his funky bunch. ♪ >> taking off his shirt. he's revealing more about his personal life. >> his kids tell him to put his shirt back on even when he's wearing one. he tells ellen his hours are similar to ours. >> hey, mark. so while training hard to get into shirtless christmas card shape, markey mark is currently waking up at 2:00 a.m. >> i'll work out, then i'll play golf and i'm back before anybody wakes up. >> right, so then what time do you go to bed? >> 7:00, 6:30. depending. >> 6:30? >> if i'm going to get crazy, i'll stay up till 7:30. >> wow. you are boring. >> he is. >> he goes to bed at 7:30 on a crazy night. >> yeah, wild man. mark also announced he is working on bringing back one of the -- >> the funky bunch? >> no, he doest want any part of the funky bunch anymore. this, "captain kangaroo". he's looking for someone with a little bit better hair. >> you know what the theme song should be? ♪ celebration ♪ such a sweet sensation we got a

. >> newton's law is alive and well, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, citiesunties and states taking these actions are doing it because of the immigration policies of the administration but more important than the actual discussion over sanctuary cities, the fact of how polarizing the discussion has become and this is action, reaction. what needs to happen it has been shown in congress this week is a much greater, more holistic discussion on immigration reform. >> the action, the federal government enforcing federal immigration law and the reaction of state and local government saying we are not only not going to help you enforce it but actively work against enforcing federal immigration law. that is not action reaction, that is politics. shannon: i want you to comment on what is going on in the hill, gop leadership is not bringing these to the floor, there's a discharge petition, another group of republicans trying to force votes on these things which i want you to weigh in, gop leadership, a little bit of showboating won't solve the problem. >> it shows a lo

so wouldn't it be better to have only bio produce escape conason newton free food doesn't exist it's merely a question of the dosage. but the situation has to change we have to act before we we have in this austere. in germany fennel is harvested in autumn stefan palmer has been growing it for many years for a baby. but the organic farmer has a problem the wind blows pesticides used in conventional farming on to his fields strict limits apply to baby food in fact the e.u. plans to introduce the stringent limits for all organic foods it would mean bio farmers like chef and palmer could no longer sell their produce as organic. and strong to me where the use of environmental toxins and pesticides is concerned we totally approve of being told by brussels for instance that we need to meet lower limits we would like to do that but it's not our fault if our land is contaminated by all these chemicals with such limits in place we would be held responsible if that really could put an end to eco farming in a circle on both ends clogging. the baby food manufacturer found residues of a certain p

. >> he also said he saw an angel who sounded like olivia newton-john., it was as out there as the vision itself. according to hemy neuman, the angel assigned him a deadly mission. andrea's children, the angel told him, were at risk from rusty sneiderman and it was hemy's duty to kill rusty to eliminate that threat. >> he thought he was doing the right thing because he thought he was saving those children from the same kind of trauma that he had. >> but the prosecution painted a different picture of hemy neuman. >> you say he's faking, running a number -- >> without question. he's probably the smartest person in that courtroom. >> the prosecutor told the jury that hemy had lied about his hallucinations to try and get away with murder and that the defense experts had fallen for it. >> and if he lied to you about that delusion, then everything in your report is off the table, correct? you're wrong? >> that is correct. >> the prosecutor called a parade of witnesses to the stand. hemy's work colleagues who had seen him every day. >> did you ever see anything

powerful rain and dust storm hit parts of northern and western india at least sixty four people died in newton pradesh state and twenty seven others in raw just on the storm left a trail of destruction with collapsed houses form trees and dead livestock every purchase a broken out on a remote but strategic yemeni island after the united arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there isa coacher archipelago is a unesco world heritage site it lies in the gulf of aden and on important oil trade routes. yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops on squatters main island on wednesday shortly after residents say the u.s. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport there in an attempt to intimidate the internationally recognized government syrian rebels have surrendered enclaves in southern damascus and northern homes the government has given them an ultimatum join the military or escape to opposition held areas in the north there's a top stories do stay with us i knew benard and continues next news after you straight after that i for. the. it was. wrong because this barbaric act

the ashes will be intured on june 15th and placed between the graves of issac newton and charles darwin. the applications can be made until may 15th. we have a link to that lottery on our ktvu website. look under web links. >>> a craze is sending some teens to the hospital. a 15-year-old girl in england got second degree burns after doing the deodorant challenge. she may even need a skin graph. >>> california is leading the country when it comes to poverty and homelessness. they're funding several programs to try to deal with the problems. but republican critics say most of the programs designed to help the poor and homeless just don't work. >> last year we spent $18 billion on so-called poverty programs. that makes those in poverty more comfortable but not doing anything them to enter the middle class which we want. >> the census bureau report found that about 20% of california's population now lives in poverty. the national average is just below 15%. >>> well, the city of cord madera could make an exception to the ban on drive-through restaurants. people packed a planning commission m

a surprising number come from towns like scarsdale and newton and beverly hills and berkeley, and such towns. they are intelligent, bright and often very disaffected young men and women. is there anything aside from the disaffection that sets them apart from their classmates? whether he is a hippie or a be more tends to inclined to be in college for a liberal education as opposed to a vocational education, to come from an upper middle-class family that is fairly secure, has had a pretty good education himself. in other words, these are children of privilege and affluence on the whole, and not the children of poverty. wrotedr. benjamin spock the book on childcare on which many children were raised. kidsudies have shown that nowadays in the 60's who are so radical, in general come from families that are not oppressive,n and but from parents that are on the liberal side. so it is probably true that the radicals of today are the sons and daughters of the people who the liberal or radical in 1930's. host: kennison and spock are radicals, butte our survey shows the background of black milita

returning for their second day from fort worth, texas--it's the champs-- it's the newton family.eering and applause] and from denver, colorado, it's the pope family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] hey, let's go meet the pope family. hey, valencia. valencia: hi, steve. steve: how are you? valencia: i am wonderful. steve: good, good. you folks are from... valencia: we are representing the... popes: mile-high city. chris: yeah, baby. valencia: denver, colorado. steve: introduce everybody, valencia. valencia: all right. so this is my awesome husband chris. i have my beautiful sister kristen, my other beautiful sister kim, and my awesome brother-in-law rick. steve: all right now. all right. listen up. i'll get to meet you as the game goes, but here's the deal. just stay enthusiastic. have yourself a lot of fun today. these are the champs. that's a fun family over there, and they sure know how to play. they are still in the hunt for $20,000, as are

students,e college mostly people from middle-class families, a surprising number come from towns like newton or beverly hills or berkeley. bright andtelligent, often very disaffected. >> is there anything besides the disaffection that sets them apart from their classmates? it tends to be usually somewhat they get better grades than classmates, more inclined to be in college. to come from an upper middle-class family, they had a pretty good education. these are the children of privilege and not the children of poverty and deprivation. >> dr. benjamin spock wrote the book on childcare on mitchell -- on which many were raised. show that kids nowadays and in the 60's were the most radical and in general come from families who were not oppressive but from parents who were on the liberal side, so it probably is true that the radicals of today of the sons and daughters the people who were liberal or radical in the 1930's. they are describing white radicals but our survey shows black radicalsof is far less affluent. blacks now form a disproportionate number of revolutionaries and radicals on and off

. >> as isaac newton once observed, what goes up must come down. this is time to save for the future. not to make pricey promises we cannot keep. i said it before and i will say it again. let's not blow it now. >> brown's plan calls for almost $360 million to address homelessness. after last year's raging fire season, $100 million will go to fire prevention. schools and community colleges would continue to receive the largest share with $2.8 billion and a boost to current levels. >>> and trying to convince bay area voters to vote for them. a former los angeles mayor for governor. >> polls show he has his work cut out for him. on a recent kpix5 survey, they showed who was in the lead. both men are struggling outside of their home turf. new some has 15% support in the greater los angeles area. the former mayor has 5% support are likely voters in the area. >> so phil matier and i asked willie brown where to go from here. >> over the next 21 days, will be inundated with commercials. i am told that's -- that he is $20 million left to spend. >> we are be

. >> i think it was isaac newton that said that when the dollar goes up, the markets go down >> i believe that's the issue. that's the issue going forward we're in a very extended cycle we had a lot of money going through etfs that money's got to come out it's very tough to go to sleep and the next morning not do anything. >> would you short this? >> i wouldn't short it and i'll tell you what, there's so many valued traders out there, you just can't get a feel for that on fundamentals, yes, i would, i think you have time for that >> there are clearly macro factors like the dollar and emerging markets but what about china isn't as aligned on external debt and they have a good growth story there. >> i think it depends there are companies facing commodities i don't care if they need dollars what they're selling primarily is sold to the world that's comemodity based and china is in a good position because you have the american standard, if you will, backing off from control of the world and you have lots of countries around the world doing deals with china china is having more influence and i

a surprising number come from towns like scarsdale and newton and beverly hills and berkeley, and such towns. they are intelligent, bright, and often very disaffected young men and women. john: is there anything beside the disaffection that sets them apart from their classmates? >> yeah, on the whole, the dissenting or the rebelling student is all kinds, whether he is a hippie or a radical, tends to be more -- to get better grades than his classmates, to be more inclined to be in college for a liberal education as opposed to a vocational education, to come from an upper middle-class family that is fairly secure, to have had a pretty good education himself. in other words, these are children of privilege and affluence on the whole, and not the children of poverty and deprivation. dr. benjamin spock wrote the book on childcare on which many children were raised. >> psychological studies have shown that the kids nowadays in the 1960's, who are so radical, in general come from families that are not authoritarian and oppressive, but from parents that are on the liberal side. so it probably

speaking i'm glad i was sitting down when i was reminded on this broadcast by "time" magazine's jane newton small, the ken starr investigation took four years. >> they tend to take long. >> they do. let's move to a crucial vote in the house this week, which is the gop farm bill in which it proposes cuts to the s.n.a.p. food stamp program. then you have the president who wants to slash 7 billion in funding from the children's health insurance program. i know you've been quite vocal about both of these measures and how it could impact your constituents. give me a sense of how many people will be affected by these cuts and what are democrats going to do about it. >> well, democrats, including this one, are going to vote no. that fact notwithstanding, it's probable it will pass the house, although i don't know what the latest whip count is by the republicans. that said, i don't think it's got much of a chance in the u.s. senate. this is wrong on two bases, alex. the first of which is the millions of people who are going to be harmed by is, the millions of people whose quality of life, whose sta

who better than the great wayne newton to get the activities rolling. >> reporter: can you say botox?t up there. third. tied to make to 2. the jets dusted both and whiffed on a shot allowing the break. riley smith will score 3 to 2, vegas at 3 to 1. they go back to winnipeg. >> not as exciting as a kylie jenner pop-up store but check this out on a friday night. watch closely. this is a great playwright here. college baseball. the stanford first baseman has his mitt knocked off by the runner. he makes the catch barehanded. that is a stud right there. a kid from appleton right there with a beautiful catch. here is greg allen of the indians in right field making our defensive play. robbie, alex of the astros. beautiful catch up and above appreciated by the picture on a friday night we say toast to him again. i am just amazed by that. >> what is the brouhaha about? >> that is all worth checking out on a friday night, that is sporting life. it is 11:00 in time for more news. >> marketing two. >>> next at 11. it has been happening everywhere, i have always felt like eventually it was going

joining me, jane newton small, "time" magazine contributor and national policy reporter.me to you both. i am going to reach out on your exchange or reaction to the exchange there with gidley. white house is not budging. do you think that's where it remains? >> all signs point to it. this has been a white house that consistently refused to apologize for derogatory, inflammatory remarks throughout the years they have been in office, and this is a president that followed that play book as well. let's not forget, it is not just kelly sadler saying something about john mccain. the president himself on the campaign trail mocked senator mccain's military record and his service and refused to apologize when that happened. this has been the white house that held that line, the refusal, and that's one that comes from the top down. that's a line that the president has instilled himself. in that case you will rarely if ever see the press secretary or someone in that shop apologize, even on something that seems as blatantly obvious as this. >> jay, i am curious the calculation here, w

newton i, virginia republican says he's not going to seek reelection to the house because he is struggling with alcoholism. in a video statement first reported by "the washington post" you could see him holding back tears as he said he's a good man but he's also an alcoholic. the news comes days after unnamed staffers told the congressman mistreated them by ordering them to personal task like walking his dog. former president george w. bush expressing regret about missing today's memorial day festivities as he remains hospitalized in maine. over the weekend the former president visited veterans for a pancake breakfast. that was before spokesman tweeted that he's going to be hospitalized for a few days citing lowbrow pressure and fatigue. he said he's not in any discomfort. president trump visits arlington cemetery in honor of veterans both living and those buried at the iconic betterment cemetery. jennifer griffin has that story. and one of president obama's former top advisors tweets out a photo showing the sad plight of children taken from their parents as a slap at the trump administrat

my name's dwayne newton. i'm a san francisco resident, retired san francisco fire department lieutenant, and i've been at clipper cove since 1992. i've been sailing since i was 15 and it's made a huge impact on who i am, what i do and why i'm standing here, and i think i want to protect that for future generations. there's so many resources for kids in this town that have been -- how would you say? compressed, codified and getting them to use -- getting them outdoors and getting them to use the things that i did when i was a kid in a safe place. in and regard to the amount of time this has been in development, they're saying 20 years, well, there's the genesis of bad ideas. and there was a time that they were going to put a freeway over the golden gate park, and it -- some people will remember the embarcadero freeway. that seemed like a good idea at that time, and it lasted a long time. and the people who put that there, we don't remember their names, but we remember their legacy. i would think that just beca

>> i think it shows that newton's law is alive and well.nd opposite reaction. the cities, counties, states taking these actions are doing it because they believe is the best response to what they perceive, with regressive immigration policies of the administration. read think is more important than the actual discussion over sanctuary cities is the fact of how polarized the overall immigration discussion has actually become. both sides resort to these tactics, action-reaction type of things, you don't move the ball forward at all. what needs to happen and has been shown with some of the things that are incurring in congress this week is a greater, more holistic a discussion on immigration reform. >> zach, the action of the federal government enforcing federal immigration law. the reaction as state and local governments saying, we are not only not going to help you enforce it, we are going to actively work against your enforcing the federal immigration law. that is not action-reaction, that is pure politics. >> shannon: i want to get both of