and it's a no to the ode to joy and the e.u. as brigs the party m.e.p. is a snub the blocks anthem at the opening of the new european parliament as member states are locked in an impasse over who gets brussels top jobs. you're watching r t international bring you live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program 14 sailors have died in a fire on a deep sea submersible in russia's northwest. has the details. all what we know right now we know from russia's defense ministry the vessel belonged to so it was a scientific submersible its mission is to explore the bottom of the sea of the ocean and at the time when the crew has been doing the testing has been. conducting specifically their path in metric measurements or something close to topographical mission the results are used in underwater mapping to help vessels and submarines in the area navigate so at the time when the crew has been doing that for russian navy the fire started no one could say why but 14 people 14 sailors crewmembers on board died the defense minister reports becau

new european parliament by turning their backs during the playing of the blocks anthem beethoven's ode to joy. plenty going on in stroudsburg in the parliament also plenty going on with the european council over in brussels will start at the parliament where there's the will to fight it out outside of the public there is a demonstration taking place at the back the capital and independence leader i wasn't allowed to take his seat as an m.e.p. in the chamber well inside well we saw that demonstration from the brakes party led by nigel farage the 29 me peace turning their backs on ode to joy the official anthem of the european union we also saw a demonstration by pro e.u. british any pieces well those from the liberal democratic party they wearing t. shirts that said no to break sit on the back apartment didn't use those words exactly used words i would get in trouble for if i used them here on at what we are seeing is a situation though in europe where these m.e.p. many of whom are starting for the 1st time that they're expecting to be able to vote on who's going to get the the big jobs

plus if they know the ode to joy and to the e.u. as perks it already i mean these are the blocks of the opening of the new european parliament as member states are locked in an impasse over who gets brussels top jobs. and donald trump accuses iran of playing with fire after terror exceeds its uranium stockpile limit under the 2015 nuclear deal. watching r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 5 pm welcome to the program 1st we start with a tragic development from russia 14 sailors have died in a fire on a deep sea submersible the details we're joined in the studio by maria from national what more can you tell us so this terrible news just came in and obviously don't have too many details and all what we know so far we know from russia's defense ministry to vessel belonged to so there was a fire on this submersible that is supposed to explore the bottom of the sea so this is a vessel with scientific purposes and we know that the fire started at the time when the crew has been doing their

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merrill depicting the history of los angeles a giant work of art has been created by hand and is an ode to the city in the glitz and glamour of hollywood brunell's has mall. robert farkas is painting an ode to the city he loves and he's chosen a big canvas it's 14 stories tall and $55000.00 square metres large towering over a parking lot right in the heart of los angeles this week. speaks about the history of los angeles its people the diversity and also kind of bridging the gap between the history of l.a. to where we are now as a people and honestly where we're going a few months from now the mural title. angelus will cover the entire wall of this apartment building the building's owner is paying for the project vargas says when he's finished undulates will be the world's largest mural ever painted by a single individual at its center is a depiction of a tongue vonne native american child representing the people who lived here for millennia before the land was ruled by spain then mexico and now the united states at the top 3 angels fly triumphantly wings outspread vargas coaxed people

e p's facing away turning their backs on ode to joy the official anthem of the european union we also saw a demonstration by pro e.u. british any pieces well those from the liberal democratic party they turned up wearing t. shirts that said no to break that on the back of parchment didn't used those words exactly used words i would get in trouble for if i use them here on at what we are seeing is a situation though in europe where these m.e.p. many of whom are starting for the 1st time that they're expecting to be able to vote on who's going to get the the big jobs in europe the commission president the council president the parliamentary president high representative for foreign affairs the only thing is is the european council who are currently meeting over in brussels they haven't decided who's going to be up for voting for in the parliament just yet what we understand is the the the list that's been put forward that's been broached at the moment could see as commission president on the line put forward the current german defense minister for council president charles mikhail who's

music: ode to joy. it's unlikely they'll get into trouble, and it sounds like there's more to come. a brilliantjob. our anger is really about westminster not delivering on the referendum. defiance from the lib dems, too. their t shirts said "stop brexit" on the front. something much ruder on the back. the real message was on the front and that's what everybody saw on their tv cameras when they were looking at the opening of parliament, "stop brexit. " the time for stunts is over and now it's time for meps to get to work — their firstjob is electing a president for the parliament. in brussels, exhausted national leaders ended three days of talks about the top jobs and the other bits of the eu. they suggested the german defence minister ursula von der leyen to run the european commission, which monitors whether countries are sticking to eu rules. the belgian prime minister, charles michel, will chair future summits as president of the council. the international monetary fund boss christine lagarde has been lined up to run the european central bank, and the spanish foreign minister wil

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it's a no to be ode to joy and the e.u. as barks at a party i mean snub the blocks anthem at the opening of the new european parliament as member states are locked in an impasse over who gets brussels top jobs. and donald trump accuses iran of playing with fire after tehran exceeds its uranium stockpile limit of the 2015 nuclear deal. you're watching aren't international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 4 pm welcome to the program. social media platforms are preparing for the 2020 u.s. presidential election facebook has unveiled a pilot program to monitor hate speech and says it will ban ads that discourage people from voting but there are concerns about the company controlling just what people can see as often explains. yes the world is a scary place lots of different views and opinions out there but don't worry silicon valley is going to keep our mind safe from being contaminated by bad ideas they know what's best for you and me facebook has come out with its 1st major announcement of 201

od morning, lauryn. >> goorning. the heat and the humidity is steamy out there already. we are only seeing this sunshine and haziness and this moisture acrs the atmosphere. it is going to be heavy downpour. the main thing i am concerned about is flooding concerns. we have so much moisture. it isoing to come down to the surface and right now no rain out there. we again have the snshine out there. most of the fog is burned off. here are the temperatures. we are in the 70s or the lower 80s. 82 in d.c. feels already like 88 here in d.c. we know it is going to be a hot day. feeling like 91 in baltimore, 93 in annapolis. a warm day out there. if you are heading to the pool today, it is not going to be that bad early afternoon through the morning. but any time after 2:00 or 3:00 we will see storms develop. et's talk about your sund coming up. >> all right lauryn, thank you. happening today far rigld groups ho a major rally that could be i heatedn the district. an anti-fascist group got a permit to gather across the street. now live with more on today's events. what is it looks

mural to picton the history of los angeles the giant work of art has been created by hand and is an ode to the city beyond the glitz and glamour of hollywood as brunell's reports. robert vargas is painting an ode to the city he loves and he's chosen a big canvas it's 14 stories tall and $55000.00 square metres large towering over a parking lot right in the heart of los angeles this mural speaks about the history of los angeles its people the diversity and also kind of bridging the gap between the history of l.a. to where we are now as a people and honestly where we're going a few months from now the mural titled angelus will cover the entire wall of this apartment building the building's owner is paying for the project vargas says when he's finished undulates will be the world's largest mural ever painted by a single individual at its center is a depiction of a tongue vonne native american child representing the people who lived here for millennia before the land was ruled by spain then mexico and now the united states at the top 3 angels fly triumphantly wings outspread vargas coaxed p

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music: ode to joy. it's unlikely they'll get into trouble, and it sounds like there's more to come.eople. i mean, monsieur barnier has done a brilliantjob. our anger is really about westminster not delivering on the referendum. defiance from the lib dems, too. their t shirts said "stop brexit" on the front. something much ruder on the back. the real message was on the front and that's what everybody saw on their tv cameras when they were looking at the opening of parliament, "stop brexit. " the time for stunts is over and now it's time for meps to get to work — their firstjob is electing a president for the parliament. in brussels, exhausted national leaders ended three days of talks about the top jobs and the other bits of the eu. they suggested the german defence minister ursula von der leyen to run the european commission, which monitors whether countries are sticking to eu rules. the belgian prime minister, charles michel, will chair future summits as president of the council. the international monetary fund boss christine lagarde has been lined up to run the european central ba

looking od for any fireworks perhaps some portion of our area. temperatures are going to in the low 90s but as i said, it will feel close to a hundred degrees. beach forecast thursday friday and saturday, if you're heading upo maryland or delaware beaches plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid-80s and just a few s chances of rain on thursday and friday. look at that ocean temperature. 73 degrees. we do have chances of rain wednesd, thursday, friday, saturday. taking it out for sunday right now kept it in for monday.h wit this heat building we will have daily chance. ck withh temperatures st us into the beginning of next week. let's look at theoadways with melissa mollet. good morning. >>> taking a look now at these road. as we zoom in northbound 295 only one lane getting by sudland parkway. northbound5 before 123, we have two right lanes getting by that work zone. a aron? >> thank you. >>> next on "news4 today," the push for locally sourced food lead toul new r for gardens and farmers market. >> peopled in one neighborhoo are not h

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he said, it was irresponsible of borisjohnson to try to use the threat of an od a brexit as leveragee eu is that so far they have had a lot of brexit slogans from boris johnson and they now await the substance. for example, he says he wants to get rid of the backstop guarantee for the irish border. the eu wants to know exactly what in concrete terms does he want to put in place that will guarantee to keep the border between northern ireland open? until eu leaders can sit down face—to—face with borisjohnson, they, like the rest of us, looking for clues in the make—up of the new cabinet and who will be his closest confidants. the danger seems to be that boris johnson could overestimate eu flexibility in what will be coming in negotiations. he is right, there is more wiggle room than eu leaders have wa nted is more wiggle room than eu leaders have wanted to let on around the brexit deal, but he's also right, they want to avoid an od or brexit if they possibly can. but they want to sign up to just if they possibly can. but they want to sign up tojust any if they possibly can. but they wa

>>>od morning. i'm rahel solomon from cnbc how are you.facebook says it has turned off chats and provided patients with addition resources on internet safety. it is subject to federal regulation and could be another ack eye for facebook over privacy need. >>> still no word from new england patriots quarterback tom brady. check this out. after the instagram post hereex oded on social media showing him and his 6-year-old cliff jumping in costa rica. he kind of pulls her in with him and holding handra and b jumps first and his daughter kind of pulled in behind. some on social media criticizing him his dauter appears to hesitate before jumping in. others s sayhe came dangerously close to the rtks below bu we were mentioning she gets back up and seems like everything is okay. >> i don't know tom brady personally but i'm pretty sure he is a good dad and never put himris child in danger. >> i'm happy everybody is okay. >> yes. >>> th u.s. women's world cup ti chance get back to day-to-day life. >> that includes washington spirit hold ago special

those were the first black writers i read because of her experience, and so to be able to write an ode to my mother in become disform have my grandmother recognize her daughter in it, is just means the world to me. we can never truly repay love. that's not how love works. but we can try, and i feel like this book is my attempt to pay my mother back to thank her for the books. we never talked about them but there were books everywhere. and just making it's part of my life, and though everything was not great, we weren't wonderful in communicating in every way. she's as human as i am. the love was there. and the doors she opened for me just made all the difference. >> host: currently with buzz feed, what do you do there. >> guest: actually just left. >> host: ertz while with bus feed. what are you doing now on a daily by -- >> guest: just focusing on writing. if a been working in media for six years, covering culture, news. but working on this book and getting it closer and closer to sharing it with people, i realized he wanted to be able to put my full self into the effort of sharing it

. >> yeah, in oakland a and the president at ods when it comes to this issue. let's talk about this report. it comes this group. the staging ground for nearly 1,000 flights immigration and customs enforcement between 2010 and 2014. they will deport immigration detainees or move them to another detention center. i.c.e. flew 43,000 people in and out of oakland at this time. they stopped chartering these flights last year. the president and mayor have clashed in the past when it comes to the sanctuary city status. most notably when he warned of a raid last year. some travelers atreport. >> i fly oakland, so i would not be happy to find out. you can make your choice if you want to fly in here or maybe fly into san francisco if you don't support that type of effort, which i personally don't. >> i have travelled a lot. i have been in and out of oakland a lot and i have not seen that so i'm surprised to hear that. so it is unusual. >> i think that is the thing, right. these things are always kept quiet. it doesn't set well with me at all, that's for sure. >> here is a

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. >> that is od news. >>> th morning, a gesture of goodwill coping with tragedy. online fund-raiser raised near $2,000 for racial parkerson's family as s died on the bill goat frail. the heat index was about 106 degrees when she collaed. parker said was a mother of three children. >>> right there, people living in southeastki d.c. w against gun violence last night in the district. this comes after four days of gunfire that killed seven people, including 11-year-old karon brown. police arrested tony mclamb for the killing of that boy and he admitted police he fired the gun into the car in self-defense and didn't know the boy was in the car. d.c. leaders areo urging you t help. the myor is asking for anyone who hasan illegal gun in, even if it means a relative, to go to jail. >> it's better to be arrested for hing gun than for murdering a child. call us. >> d.c. police urge anyone with information abo these recent shootings to give them a >ll. >> a bill to fund the september 11th victims fund is expect pass today in the senate. republican senator rand paul blocked i

. >> jimmy: i have -- i have president barack od ma on the show, andonna.? he goes, "nope." [ laughter ] >> he probably doesn't even know - >> jimmy: never met madonna. he was like, "nope." >> he probably doesn't even know me. >> jimmy: "never did." >> nope. [ laughter ] i go, "want to go meet her right now? he goes, "sure." [ laughter ] all right. so i go --od >> >> jimmy: and so i let you know, i go, "madonna, i'm going to introduce -- i'm gonna bring the president over." and yore like, "okay." and you just go like madonna-y [ light laughter ] and like looking gorgeous, and you were like, just awesome. you're like, so kind of, like, flirty and stuff like that and he wasn't -- he was an presidential and wd nothing. he's like, "hello. how are you? nice to see you. hello, yep, nice to see you. pleasure." [ lahter ] and then you go, i'll never forget this. you said to him, you go, "you're the only reason i'm doing this show. [ laughter ] i go, "i can hear you. i can hear you." >> yes [ sad trombone ] [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: i was right there! i was

early in the morning or later in the evening when it's cooler times and middle of the day is not a od time. what you've done yesterday and the day before as far as hydration will help you today. >> we are still working to learn when the trail will reopen. >> thes heat i also im cting firefighters. as you can imagine, many of them battled not only the flames but triple-degree temperatures and the humidity. a fire started on the back deck and moved to this two story restaurant on 14th street. d.c. fire said the heat did impact their ality to put it out quickly and no one was hurt. the cause of the fire, though, has not been determined. >>> today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser and the police chief will address the shootings in the city. gun violence took place all across the district. the youngest victim was brown who was karon unned down on thursday night. >>> police in howard county said a homeowner shot and killed a man who tried to force his way into ahome. it happened early sunday morning. police say gerardo espinoza started banging on the door of a home and the couple yelled at him to l

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. >>> it may still be two days before the fourth of july but break out the red, white and od blue t. in a matter of hours, team usa takes on team england in the eme semifinals of the world cup. the winner of that came will move on. record has 10 win and 4 losses and two enes against gland. game.is is a huge huge game. go team usa! >> soccer, right? >> yes, soccer! >> what? there are other sports u that world cup. >> but what is playing in france right now is the women's world cup. yes. >> i never watched a soccer game. what? it's not my sport. that's fine. wimbledon is going on. a little tennis action. >> you watch wimbdon? >> a little bit. >>> we know that venus williams has been eliminated from the first round of wimbledon im che. >> check out the young woman who beat her who is only 15. gauff says ven o was of her idols. when she was born venus had already won four of her major titles. i think 2004 is oneof the year that venus won a major and that was the year that cocoa was born. 2004! she's a baby. >> she is pretty darn good, apparently. >> you remember that name coco gauff. >>>

. ♪ host: this w week in global ide, we discover r how centuries-od traditions are protecting coastale effects of climate change. our reporter, linda vierecke, travelled to mexico. outside the town of tlacotalpan, an old aztec planting technique is helping prevent flooding along the coastline. ♪ azael: i see myself as an aztec, and i carry the roots of my culture within me. i've worked in farming since i was a boy. my grandparents once grew vegetables, such as lettuce, on this land. today, the work is done by my father, my brothther, and me. linda: azael is paddling to his chinampa, part of a sustainable farming system established by his aztec forefathers 500 years ago. chinampas are artificial islands made from mud and reeds, and separated by canals. they're typically 300-meters long and 15-meters wide. to this day, the farming is done by hand with no help from tractors or ploughs. azael: we use buckets to take the water and the mud that we need straight from the canals. then, we transport it all in our boats. after drying out the mud, we plant the seeds in the resulting soil. it's a

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some of those airplanes actually od you could not see them from a mile away, you know?nd then you think about the merge coming head on at 1000 miles an hour. so, anyhow, hey, there he is. i borrowed a guy's a-4. that guy in the back seat, pretty famous. that is j.c. smith, when you read the book. he relieved me as in charge of top gun. he got the first mig of the war, first one shot down. before the school even started. a wild man. texas. san angelo, i can't believe it myself. he owns two cadillac agencies in texas. a fuel parlor and a country club. and i think he's a deeded in his church. -- deacon in his church. anyhow, mig-21. great airplane. they are still flying. the chinese are still building these. they've got to thousand of them. and there's the boat. going off the catapult. that's the most dangerous occupation in the world, working that flight deck. a chapter inote as a for me that, lieutenant, he had asked to theef the last mission on carrier "coral sea." he flew the flight of protection -- fighter protection oversight gun during the exodus, when we were dragg

obama administration worked out a brand-new air-conditioning system for the west wing and it was so od d the system now that they did the system, it's freezing or hot in here [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, maybe it's hot, because you're president, and this is hell and maybe it's freezing, because when you were elected, hell froze over [ cheers and applause trump has been losing his mind in part over the various congressional investigations of his corruption, because he's a fundamentally lawless president. and one of the democrats charged with investigating trump in ry congress is mand congressman elijah cummings. he's the chair of the house oversight committee, so it's literally his job to conductsi overt of the administration. for example, cummings has criticized and held hearings on the cruel and inhumane conditions in border detention centers, which even trump's own department of homeland securitye called danus in a report released earlier this month. and cummings has also been investigating the use of private accounts to conduct official business by some of trump's closest aides

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if not we'll be awake waiting od it. >> reporter: i have a feeling she won't be the only one theing upto see if lights come backÑi on. at last check, there were still 5,500 pepco customeho still wi lights, and they're saying they're going to stay it until everyone is restored. >> well, i don't think she'll everayq forget the d that she moved to d.c. tell her it'si] just likeq glamn but ors. >> i will. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. we switch gears ñuow. new detailsxd on president trums attack on the city of baltimore and representaticummings. former first lady michelle obama and jenna bush hager,Ñixd daugh of president george bush, are defending the city. mr. trump calledxd baltimore a, quote, disgusting, rat and+ Ñi rodent-infested mess, end quote. many people noticedc the president is once again s.ciously attacking a minority member of congres two weeks ago, if you'll remember, he caused another huge firestorm when he told several american congresswomen they should go back to their country. >>> new ad 11:00, the "baltimore sun" didn't hold back. in a blistr'g op-ed tonight,e m

. >> reporter: karen said it took blood, sweat, and tears an a whole lot of money od thing happen toaid and for karen that goodtu f came in the form of several grants including $50,000 from grape street funding and now karen is passing on all of the busine lessons she has learned to her young employees, many of whom a young d.c. natives. >> but i also want to teach a lot of young people how to prepare their sale for that foundation. >> most importantly, she is ic development and we are very happy and we are going to be behind her 100%. >reporter: the aloop's menu features cookies and cakes from other local women, looking to one day open up their own store front. for karen, this space isn't juss aboutrving the community, but also giving back to it, something she also learned from her father. >> i've gone through the process and i've learned a lot to get to this point and i nt them to understand it is possible for amem to do the thing well. >> welcome to the scoop! >> i had such a great day with all of those young people. she wanted to bring in new business to part of georgianu avewher

at the end of the day, england had enough chances to win it, od the u.s. just know how put the game away. they don't panic. they have started to know how to mana a game. the fact that megan rapinoe wasn't playing did not bother them at all. the score early, sit back att bit, absorb all the pressure. nada: with rapinoe out, who also -- who else was the rising star of the game from the u.s. side? tommy: the press woman who came in. she was involved in the setting up of the second goal. thcoach made a good move bringing her in. she brought in a couple of fresh players into the u.s. team who might have been run little bit, as it was, played very well. jey made a couple of changes. sometimes that ct be the difference. i just thought that england laged that little bit of be convinced. i know that neville said they were convinced. i don't think i saw it today. i didn't see it from bronze, ths kind of pl had played. if i was going to write a postscript, i would say that she was in the woman that it was said she was. idshe o wasn't the best in the world. maybe toda

. >> maybe that's why you're so od at reading radar. >> and speaking of the radar, we have cleared outan, we had rain tonight. we h around an inch in some locatioer irli this week, we had over three in many locations. the goods, new your friday, your weekend is looking mainly dry out there. that's going to be one of your weather headlines. and it's going to be hot. the humidity, though, not all that bad. i am keeping an eye on tropical storm barry. it will impact louisiana through the weekend. and then continue northward. potentially simpacting u later next week. i'll point that out to you on the ten-day. here's your planner for tomorrow. start off the day. not that big of a deal. it is humid, stepping out your door on friday. 07 degrees, heading out to lunch. temperature around lunchtime was 86. we rm up to91. but the humidity levels are lower throughout the day tomorrow. that means your friday nig is looking really nice. the air will be crisp for early we'll have plenty of sunshine at 7:00 p.m. we'll keep clearth skies i forecast overnight tomorrow. if you're having people over tomor

it is not a od situation, that is very clear. nada: is this a sign that theha liners in iran are emboldened following thein eased sanctions, following the british seizure of the iran tanker?rb a: very much so. it is so ironic that the united states pulled out of the iran nuclear deal becse it did not deal with issues like iran's regional reach. since the u.s. has pulled out' iran'activities have become more aggressive in the region, not less.cu nada: i'ous how this may change dynamics between the united states, the u.k., and france. so far they have resisted joining the united states' maximum pressure campaign, but as the tensions increase, is it likely that with the iran dealon ife support, they will take a tougher stance on iran? barbara: it could have an effect on british policy. also, the changeover in primeer minithat is imminent could have a bigger effect, because boris johnson has been mh more entified with the trump administration than theresa may -- that is assuming he gets the post. we could be getting into a situation

however, assuming carter agrees that we want to stay short fedex, what one could do is roll this trait ode> we've eaten most of what we had. now the question to go on to something else or as mike is saying, stick with this in a different form or fashion. something must be wrong with fedex. we don't have earning risk ahead of us, and the stock just will not perform. >> i love the insults here obvious but elemental is the way carter throws some shade i love it. i think fedex has seen a lot of shade. the fact that their full-year 20 guide is out there, i think there's an opportunity for a lift in the stock. i think there's a lot of bad news in it >>> coming up, tweets and the final call i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see,

robert vargas is painting an ode to the city he loves and he's chosen a big canvas it's 14 stories tall and $55000.00 square metres large towering over a parking lot right in the heart of los angeles this mural speaks about the history of los angeles its people the diversity and also kind of bridging the gap between the history of l.a. to where we are now as a people and honestly where we're going a few months from now the mural titled angelus will cover the entire wall of this apartment building the building's owner is paying for the project vargas says when he's finished undulates will be the world's largest mural ever painted by a single individual at its center is a depiction of a tongue vonne native american child representing the people who lived here for millennia before the land was ruled by spain then mexico and now the united states at the top 3 angels fly triumphantly wings outspread vargas coaxed people from the bustling areas around the mural to model for one of the angels depicted is actually a homeless woman that is a frequent this corner and i approached her and asked he

harvest odness. go to dav.org. >>> our top story this morning, robert mueller is just hours away fromers of congress. the former special counsel will discuss his inquiry into russia's influence on the 2016-in2016 election. mueller will likely be pressed on his decision to not make a recommendation on obstruction of justice charges on the president. >>> a. >> announcer: pir. . >>> a new hampshire student is billi being called a pioneer. kenneth craig has her inspiring story. >> reporter: at 17 years old emily finally feeling fully herself. last month she became one of the youngest patients in the country to undergo gender reassignment surgery. >> for me it feels almost like i'm finally fully complete now. >> reporter: emily was born a boy but says she's always known she was a girl. >> i used to look in the mere and think is it only me? am i the only person who feels like this, trapped in a wrong body. >> reporter: as a young child she changed her name and started dressing as a girl first at home and later at school. >> was it tough? >> yeah. i mean i had the biggest fear of being judge

vicki: his supporters say his leadership style is about creating a feel-od factor. >> some people consider him to be divisive because ofhings he has written and said in the past. however, he is able to go into a room and get people feeling positive and feeling like they could achieve some change. he did it in london. let's hope he can do it for the country. vicki: over the years, his ivate life brought unwanted press attention. mr. johnson: absolutely no comment. vicki: during his 25-year marriage, he had several affairs ind was sacked as a conservative spokesman for lyabout one of them. last year he split up with his wife. professional relationships have been strained, too. mr. johnson's two years as foreign secretary brought awkwd moments, some with serious consequences. he mistakenly told mp's that a british citizen imprisoned in iran had been training journalists in the country. he suggested libya had a brightc future if itld only clear the dead bodies away. colleagues complained he did not focus on important details and found it hard to make decisions. >> there is this real trust defi

the dow industrial average was od three points to 27,222. nasdaq added 22 points and the s&p rose by 10. clearly wall street has a huge wall of worry to deal with now. economic and political issues both domestically and abrobu, lately the market has not been reacting to a whole lot of that. so what exactly ist waiting for? we're joined tonight by hris zach really chief investment advisor at independent alliance. thank you. >> thank you. >> years ago i would have contributed it to the summer doldrums but we don't have itan ore. it's essential acting that way now. why do you think that isou >> well, see the market is going sideways. they're waiting to see what is going toit happencorporate earnings where they kicked off the last couple of weeks. we're about10%f the way through the s&p 500 reporting season andut a 3/4 of the companies are beating expectations. those ex ctations have been lowered. in fact, earnings are expected to be flat even slightly down for the first half of this year. so the markets not reacting positively or negatively off

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they point out if chip stocks are going to keep posting gains, investors need to see continued signs ode progress. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in san francisc >>> and there was also this news out of the semi conductor sector. chip equipment maker applied materials is buying kokasai electric for a little over $2 billion. the japanese firm makes wireless equipment. that sent shares higher by nearly 2% today. >>> and while the chip secsr rallying on the temporary truce, intellectual property is still key sticking point between the u.s. and china, and it's not just the chip companies that are vulnerable. joining us to discuss that and is stands to win or lose timothy lesko, principal at grtite investm advisers. good to see you, tim, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> youe the case that we need to cast a broader net, if you will, or aider net, that all companies that have intellectual property are at risk. >> yeah, basically, you know, chinrse manufactuave been copying american goods, whether they be technology good whether they be consumer goods for decades. one of

just because therecrs not a inal charge likely to be dade doesn't mean that he loo od today. he looked dreadful today. jane: what about jonathan: i have to say, mueller did not look particularlgood today. he looked at times befuddled. he did not seem to have a good handle on the record i don't think he came across as someone that had a lot of control over what was happening. on the other hand, he did maintain his independence. his best moments came when he was defending the democratic system against russi interference and when he was defending his own staff. then you saw a g of the old robert mueller. he was articulate and he was passionate. but a lot of people quite surprised. they have not seen him in a long .me for this length of ti c jane: was ar to you why he decided to answer some questions and not others? jonathan: no. the one thing that i think was astonishing here is that mueller's position on what he could and could not answer was coletely conflicted and so of unintelligible. fact, he would at certain points say "i can't answer that question," and five minutes later

robert farkas is painting an ode to the city he loves and he's chosen a big canvas it's 14 stories tall and 55000 square meters large towering over a parking lot right in the heart of los angeles this mural speaks about the history of los angeles its people the diversity and also kind of bridging the gap between the history of l.a. to where we are now as a people and honestly where we're going a few months from now the mural titled angelus will cover the entire wall of this apartment building the building's owner is paying for the project vargas says when he's finished undulates will be the world's largest mural ever painted by a single individual at its center is a depiction of a tongue vonne native american child representing the people who lived here for millennia before the land was ruled by spain then mexico and now the united states at the top 3 angels fly triumphantly wings outspread vargas coaxed people from the bustling areas around the mural to model for one of the angels depicted is actually a homeless woman that is a frequent to this corner and i approached her and asked her