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lose but that relies on np votes, suffer for instance though he won't lose but that relies on np votesstance if he is in front of the camera and away from the hind legs, a can find out presenter who can ask them questions, if he has to actually face a proper debate, then his rivals think he will probably come undone. there's a reason he's heading away from the media so much and so tightly controlled. that's because he had the habit of being very outspoken, putting his foot and it the wrong thing and losing his temper in many respects, so for his backers, if they can get them over the finish line from the media, dusted them but his rivals want to put them in the spotlight as much as possible. the daily telegraph hat -- line, tory candidates are urged to quit, and maybe one or two that can be linked upon, but not all of them. you're probably right but i have to say, i think night—time cut and sajid javid would be very disappointed today to get such low figures. i think both are expected to do better and it may be that they realised momentum has gone out of theircampaign, soi realised mom

we wouldn't have gone down the route of having an np chair ona podium down the route of having an npan empty chair. but we would obviously, harry chose not to take part, had told the audience that we had invited him and he had declined the invitation. but he is coming, and it will be the first televised debate he has done and it will be fascinating for everybody. can you give us a sense of how the behind—the—scenes negotiations worked to get him to agree? i should imagine they have been quite complicated. we tried to keep them as simple as we could. he made the point at the beginning of the programme that they have been a number of debates over the last few yea rs number of debates over the last few years so we number of debates over the last few years so we have learnt lessons from those. at no stage was this a push pull negotiation, we will only come if you do x or y. it is pull negotiation, we will only come if you do x ory. it is a pull negotiation, we will only come if you do x or y. it is a present to format so viewers can question the candidates. there has been no negotiation

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along the peninsula it's still partly cloudy np san mateo 27. heading into san francisco, just one or two degrees warmer. a little bit more noticeable inland versus the coastline. north bay topping at about 80. santa rosa, novato, 79. over the next seven days we can expect father ace date fantastic weather on the coast it. cool comfortable siktsz. by monday and tuesday, look at the temperatures in san francisco we begin to warm up into 70s. that's because with he get. building back in it's drying us out and warm our temperatures right back up to the 90s. terry mcsweeney. >> i like 90s. >> yes. leem will have to a/c connected again. it's fies not turning on the a/c because it's not that hot. i feel blessed about having a/c. >> inold chilly days in january i think of the nice 90s we have. and that we had. >> a love hate relationship with the microclimate. >> yes, yes you can go find the perfect temperature. >> along the coastline if you like it cool. still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00 this is not the usual night spot where you can have a coc

np: "consider an np.te-sponsored policies that fueled white supremacy and racism, have disadvantaged african-americans economically for generations. >> it is important that we know our history and we not punish people today for the sins of their predecessors in the democratic party but -- >> you lie. >> i just stated all facts. >> black people don't need another apology. for the moment you give me reparations, you made me into a victim without my consent. bill hr 40 is moral and political mistake. >> chill, chill, chill. he was presumptive but he still has a right to speak. steve: some of the highlights after tense hearing in capitol hill over question of reparations. ed: here to weigh in nationally syndicated radio show host larry elder. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. ed: as you take all that in, what are your thoughts this morning? >> i thought the last speaker, the young black man who got booed was treated abysmally. he acknowledged that newly-freed slaves should have got reparations. he

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my name is molly and we choose nps. np: consider an np. when patients choose, patients win.ers of one san diego charter network? indicted for conspiracy and grand theft. thankfully, the governor's charter school policy task force just made important recommendations for reform: more accountability on charter school spending. and giving local school districts more control over the authorization of charter schools. reforms we need to pass now. so call your state senator. ask them to support ab 1505 and ab 1507. >>> we owe it to everyone who flies, passengers and crews alike to make sure pilots will be able to handle an unexpected emergency and keep passengers and crews safe. but first, we should design aircraft for them to fly that do not have inadvertent traps sets for them. they need to develop a muscle memory of their experiences so that it will be immediately accessible to them in future, even years from now, when they face such a crisis. >> yeah. hear, hear. >>> by the way, we knew that was coming up, so we started talking about flights, denzel, everybody saw e"flight" her

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president trump called his win in 2016 a defining moment in american history np in nearly an hour and a half on stage he revived familiar themes, going after hillary clinton and robert mueller's russia investigation. and in a preview of what we can expect in this campaign he and vice presidentke mi pence bouh warned democrats turning america into a socialist country. listen to what he said about democrats and our border with mexico. >> the demagratda of open borders is morally reprehensi e reprehensible. people are pouring in. but we've stopped them. and now as i said we have other people helping us including the country of mexico. let's see how it wt.ks >> reporter: one thing that was different was the thing that brought the biggest cheer of the night from the crowd. that came when outgoing press secretary sarah sanders appeared on stage. the president again touting her possible run asovernor of arkansas. and while tonight may have been his first 2020 campaign rally officially, it's important tohi note t president has never really stopped campaigning. in fact, he filed for his 2020 e

you can cost american households up to $900 per households np in iowa, this could hurt the farmers. remember, the number three marketplace for our farming goods is mexico. so putting a tariff on mexico, especially in a world where we're in a trade war with china and the president trying to get the mca through congress, it's one of the wowr worst things wed do. kennedy: i agree. hold on. let me tell what's going to happen and then you can fell me about the problem. congress is going to get super mad and say all right, the president has too much authority in terms of tariffs with executive order so we're going to curtail that. which is fine. there's too much power concentrated in the executive branch and there has been for a long time. the ledge lairts have been a bunch of babies about that. and knew they're making immature power grabs as opposed to acting like adults and doing their job, get together which unfortunately on immigration you have to do, and come up with a series of solutions. then they could. >> they don't want to. kennedy: of course they don't want to. neither party wa

. >> pastor thomas is the president of theaa np. they're planning to place a marker at the site of the lynching. anderson was murdered at the freight depot in 1889 where this bike th is now. it would have been part of the abe ons. pastor thomas's statement was i response to council member thomas dunn who instead of signing a proclamation wrote a statement on the line where his signature would go. >> the statement read juneteenth is a celebration. >> part of a statement says, quote, it is a celebration of the freedom of slavery by texas and should not be diminished by bringing in other issues while important are not to be celebrated t observed such as lynching. >> we are not celebrating the lynching. we are celebrating the person. >> and thom and others say dunn defaced the proclamation. >> lsburg town council tom dunn wasmust resign immediately >> he characterizes the naacp division as divisive and he's not planning on resigning. members of the naacp note he's made similar statements regarding gun control and gay and lesbian rights.

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six-day trip to europe and a state visit with queen elizabeth ii and outgoing prime minister teresa may npn normandy, the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of d-day and a brief visit to ireland. more on the president's most successful overseas trip, edward lawrence with the story from the white house. ed? >> well, lou, president donald trump and house speaker nancy pelosi have been trading jabs back and forth. as first reported by politico, house speaker nancy pelosi told her colleagues that she didn't want to see president trump impeached, she wanted to see him in prison. the president tweeting a few hours ago, nervous nancy pelosi is a disgrace to herself and her family for having made such a disgusting statement. goes on the say democrats are getting nothing done in congress and have no intention of anything other than going on a fishing expedition to see if they can find anything on me both illegal and unprecedented. on the china front the president gave exporters another two weeks until june 15th to get goods into this country before the increased 25% tariff is imposed. now the ca

and now we have only one question, really outstanding and that is what does nps think?ancy pelosi think. what does she think, peter. >> this was a promise in between by candidate trump to renegotiate nafta. he's done his job, bringing it to the finish line. lighthizer is working hard on capitol hill to get this on the floor of the house and the senate. if it gets there it's going to pass overwhelmingly in a bipartisan way. and all we need to do now is get what's called the implementing legislation. and lighthizer would love to hear from anybody on capitol hill with any remaining concerns so we can get this ball running. we need to do this summer. it's a high iq. the highest iq trade deal ever done. it's strong, going to bring back manufacturing jobs. it's worst about half a million jobs. a point on the gdp growth. it all revolves around two things, a rules of origin rule with strong laborrary environmental protections to keep our jobs here not there and modernizing the agreement so we get the digital economy, services and intellectual property into the old nafta. and th

the np.ting on a 3441 helicopter crashed 21 floors above and joins us now in studio. thank you and i'm glad you're here safely. >> list, thank you for having me here. liz: it's very sad about the pilot and were still waiting to hear more details and yet he lost his life. >> first, i would like to extend my condolences to the family of the pilot who died in this accident. as you said, we don't know and it is could have been the possibility that he tried to land the helicopter on the building to avoid more casualties. liz: right, there was a helicopter landing, correct? >> i believe so but he might have tried to make the situation better and avoid casualties. the other pointed i wanted to make is to extend my gratitude to all the first responders an american cruise and security teams for the outstanding job they did. they managed the situation. liz: interesting. the fire department that deals with the broadway area in time square all of their trucks have a sign on the front that says never miss

the chair: does anyone rise np -- in opposition to the amendment? not seeing anyone rising, the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode island. mr. cicilline: i yield the balance of my time to the gentlelady from california, ms. lee. the chair: the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: thank you, mr. chairman. first let me thank my colleague for raising the importance of the american history and civics national activities program and i support this amendment. these competitive grants reflect one of two dedicated funding streams for civic and american history in the labor-hhs bill. helping to spur innovation and assist underserved students. the underlying bill rejects the trump administration's harmful budget request to eliminate these programs. i appreciate the amendment draws attention to the importance of the american history and civics national activities program, and i am happy to support it and i urge an aye vote and thank the gentleman again for the amendment. the chair: thank you. the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode

elizabeth warren showed us you can be effective contrast to the president without mentioning his name np joe biden opened his entire campaign on president trump and contrasting president trump by name expressly. we'll see if he does that ton or if he tries to take more of the elizabeth warren route, sew us what you are for not against. >> it's hard who needs a breakout moment the most? you look at kamala harris certainly in the top group of polls, right. but there hasn't been the growth dsh, the surge story like with elizabeth warren. tonight would seem to be a chance to turn that around for her. >> i think so. but, you know, it's what i think we see from the ten tonight is what manufactured moment can they place into tonight's debate. ? we saw with. >> i love you call it manufactured. >> it is. >> that's what they are oft sfwloon 10 oh%. >> you see. >> that was not manufactured. >> you say that like it's a bad thing. >> well i would said. >> it's the business of doing. >> it's not organic i should say. a lot of what julian castro has been praised for in -- karen you're right he came to

i was welling up, i was almost np is getting off the train, it suddenly became a reality.madrid it is going to be number six! come on, livable! come on! out already gloriously sunny madrid, will the sunshine or liverpool or spurs at the stadium later tonight? ahead of his state visit, donald trump says borisjohnson would be an "excellent" choice to be britain's next prime minister. 12 people have been shot dead in the us state of virginia after a gunman opened fire in a local government office. a blast of heat on the way for some of us, but our day that will see a short lived heatwave, tempted ebbing away as we go into a rather more u nsettled away as we go into a rather more unsettled week next week. more details coming right up. it's saturday the ist ofjune. our top story: around 70,000 liverpool and tottenham hotspur fans are arriving in madrid for tonight's all—english champions league final. if tottenham win, it'll be the first time they've lifted the european cup. liverpool are hoping to win it for a sixth time. anna holligann has been meeting fans on the streets of

that's really good np patti and alysha thank you for being here.hen we come back president trump is attacking joe biden for his role in the 1994 crime bill. i'm happy they're having the fight and we'll discuss the impact of the legislation with one of america's greatest criminal justice champions when we get back. [ applause ] . introducing miracle-gro's next big thing: performance organics. this new organic collection of soil and plant food is what you've always wanted. no compromise. twice the results. guaranteed. miracle-gro performance organics. with advil liqui-gels, what stiff joints? what bad back? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. >>> welcome back

house speaker nps snancy pelosi we know, still not on the impeachment bandwagon. kamala harris was asked in this npr interview on tuesday about holding the president accountable. this is a portion of that conversation. >> if you become president, if he was never impeached, would you want the department of justice, now that he is no longer a sitting president, go forward with those obstruction of justice charges? >> that i believe they would have no choice and that they should, yes. there has to be accountability. >> legally, what can we make of that berit? >> yeah, i mean, look, she may substantively be right here. so if a future department of justice wants to evaluate the facts and make a determination on their own about whether a prosecution is justified, i think that's appropriate. what i don't think is appropriate is for a politician to make this one of their campaign promises, that they are going to prosecute their predecessor. for all the reasons we can imagine, prosecutions shouldn't be politically motivated. the department of justice, what we all are hopin

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nps sn nancy pelosi is a disaster. >> reporter: trump responding to pelosi's private comments at a meeting in the kmcapitol this week, where according to politico, she says she doesn't want to see trump impeached, she made wants to see him imprisoned. >> she made a statement -- >> while you were overseas. >> it was a nasty statement. >> i don't talk about the country out of the country. >> reporter: behind the scenes, the debate over whether to impeach the president has taken a new turn. cnn has learned house judiciary chairman jerry nadler is pressing pelosi to open up an impeachment inquiry. arguing it would bolster the democrats' battles with the trump administration in court. in the same meeting where pelosi said she wanted trump in prison, nadler said an impeachment inquiry would let his committee play the main role in investigating the president's conduct, freeing up other house panels to push forward on legislation instead. but sources said he met resistance from pelosi and house intelligence chairman, adam schiff. the divide evident this week, when nadler would not say if he and pe

right i think the process should be right i think the process should be looked at again perhaps the npever that first threshold was and put the rest of their remaining to the membership and we have a bigger choice amongst the membership. i think something that need to be looked at because the contest does not feel right to me. good to talk to you all, thank you very much. many thanks to you for taking the time to talk to us. let us show you this evening i think now we are in westminster a committee wilma four, 14 i should say i think thatis wilma four, 14 i should say i think that is which is where the 1922 committee will be giving us the results of the latest direct which will reveal the final two and who will reveal the final two and who will then their names be put forward to the wider tory party membership three of whom we've been talking to but there are 150,000 of them or so altogether and that will then take place over the next few weeks. let us go back tojoeyjones and laura, former adviser to theresa may and from a political adviser to david cameron, i asking a question about i

so let's move on to the final speaker np nate sibley of the hudson institute cleptography nish disbelieve firstly thanks for all inviting me here today. it's a big honor to speak in congress for the first time. but it's also great to be able to leadership the helsinki commission working on on the issue i work on. and paul has been a leading voice on that in congress. thank you so much for that. they've held many hearings and briefings on this in the past. if you're interested it's worth going back and looking at those. and secondly to clarify, yes i am british but i live and work here in washington, d.c. and i'm not affiliated with the other brits on the panel. i work at hudson institute which is a think tank here in d.c. and i work on a project called the clebt abc raycy initiative we look at way thorptarian roams regime abuse the u.s. financial system to export crime and corruption around the world and they use that process in furtherance of the geopolitical aims and also to undermine sort of u.s. national security and that of our democratic allies. obviously first and foremost includin

russia doing in the current exercise was low yield nuclear weapons and how they are dp deploy deploying np that's knobel it's classified you should get that breflg you make the decision. the second is what are russia's weapons? what really do they have? the third and by the ways in a red herring you hear over here about we have low yield nuclear weapons we doesn't need this low yield because fl garmendi and mr. cooper and our chairman can't tell you the true answer is how long does it take before the other weapons are deployed? now a non-classified basis we could say it's not immediate. it's not the same. it's the reason why i i iford oh the previous amendment saying let them certify there is no other additional option. we'd have to go classified for you to know and you'd be shocked how long it takes. now why is that relevant? back the things you would require you know as that person standing in the community forum when you were running for office. the bbc reemt did a program on world war iii. you know how they started they started it with russia nuking one of our aircraft carrier was a lo

this is there is already a template np 1987 the department of transportation consumer affairs passed the same kinds of rules for airlines. and you all live under those rules today. >> will you do this? we're going to have to close the record at some point but will you get back to the senator cantwell and me and other members of the committee in about 90 days. >> i'll -- >> and give us an update how that's going. >> yes, sir. >> because that's a very optimistic prediction and good news as far as i'm concerned. >> thank you. >> very good. senator cantwell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and again thank you to the witnesses for their testimony, and miss homendy i think i think i want to start with you process this discuss this missouri pujt sound and certainly the dooucht accident is exhibit number one of the challenges we face and what we have to get right. that we have more congestion than ever. and that we have the exempted freight tracks as you were ms. henning that still aren't coming into standard. so what the do you think we need to do to make sure that that happens here in washingt

incident at the mansion house speech last night when the chancellor philip hammond was speaking and when nptester a nd mark field grabbed a greenpeace protester and removed her from mark field grabbed a greenpeace protester and removed herfrom the room. we are hearing from a spokesperson for the prime minister theresa may that mark field is been suspended as a minister. the prime minister's spokeswoman saying that it is expected that a cabinet office enquiry into mr field's behaviour at that event last night will take place quickly. so just to recap that. a spokesman person for the prime minister theresa may saying that mr field is been suspended as a minister. he is a foreign office minister. he is a foreign office minister of course and that a cabinet office enquiry into mr field's behaviour is to take place quickly. i think we can go back to our political correspondent ian watson for more on this. ian, so this isn't entirely surprising, i expect? no, it isn't but it has happened rather swiftly. so at the press briefing this morning from downing street, the official spokesperson had point

he is not willing to attack trump because of what we were talking about with np.mp counter punches. he is busy doing his leftist thing in mexico. i think the mexican will go out of their way to be cooperative but i have to say it is a national embarrassment that instead of congress doing the little tweaking that is necessary to be done on asylum we have to go to mexico? >> bill: they're outsourcing the responsibility. >> a national embarrassment and congress should be ashamed of themselves. the house isn't doing anything serious. >> look at the numbers, juan. what is serious is 144,000 immigrants a month. that's what's serious and that's what has to change. >> what republicans think is serious is a wall that does not speak to the idea we now have families and children at the border. >> what is the answer from democrats to stop the immigrant flow? >> let me move the chairs one more time. juan, what david is pointing out is true is that there is nothing that the house democrats who now have some power are doing on border security, which is a key element of this. you

architectural and engineering disease np no school has permanent fixed no house. >> when did the hurricane okay. >> 21 months ago. september 20th. >> 21 months ago. >> yes, sir. >> good. thank you. i now want to turn it over to vice chair congressman tlaib to take the chair. >> thank you. i'd like to now recognize my good colleague congressman ocasio-cortez. >> thank you, adam chair. mr. marrero, are these patients in puerto rico still -- are there patients in puerto rico still receiving medical care in temporary facilities. >> yes, ma'am, an island. >> why has it taken so long to rebuild the facilities. >> i don't know if you are in familiar but in puerto rico we are dmemt o complementing the first time in fema the history. section 428 it was added to the stafford act after the- with the sandy improvement act. that's essentially the alternative procedure that we need to follow in order to get the rereplacement with fema. in essence in general terms, the big difference is that before you can initiate any permanent work or permanent fix fema and the state and the subrecipient they all have