roosevelt said the office of the white house is an office of international morality an office of international morality needs john statesman not real estate agents this administration cannot be a partner and of course we our only option is to stay on this land and to be in this land today between that of a jordan and the military and we are the majority as palestinian arabs group bustin and christian and muslim arabs we're fifty point nine percent jews are forty nine point one percent what are they going to do with us. other than creating extremism and then you know when violence spreads and people are being killed and what sides then israel will say oh these people have it in their d.n.a. and they're terrorists and so on i have devoted twenty five years of my life in negotiations with israel to save lives resample athenians to live and let live we have who denies there's a right to exist we have accepted a palestinian state with his recent us capital to live side by side in peace and security with a set of us around the one hundred seven lines. what did is a good return more settlements more

roosevelt said the office of the white house is an office of international monetary and office of international morality needs john statesman not real estate agents this administration cannot be a partner and of course we our only option is to stay on this land and to be in this land today between the river jordan and the military and we are the majority as palestinian arabs bustin and christian and muslim arabs we are fifty point nine percent jews are forty nine point one percent what are they going to do with us other than creating extremism and then you know when violence spread and people are being killed and what side then israel would say all of these people have it in their d.n.a. or they are terrorists and so on. i have devoted twenty five years of my life in negotiations with israel to save lives resample athenians to live and let live we have who denies there's a right to exist we have accepted a palestinian state with is written as capital to live side by side in peace and security with a set of us around the one hundred seven lines. what good is a return more settlements more dictat

now david herro, harris associates chief investment officer of international equities. 57% allocationn europe, with top holdings in german carmakers, italian banks, and glencore. david, test knitting of the companies you are focused on. car companiesinto in particular. it has been a rocky ride in in the unitedfs states. where you said, how do you see bmw and a daimler and whether they are committees doubling down on? david: there has been push and pull on the carmakers. at first and foremost, you look at how they are valued. almost ridiculously low valuations. soldusinesses that are growing earnings and cash flow streams with extremely healthy balance sheets. onpite the tariff threats those committees, keep in mind that bmw and mercedes in a huge presence in the united states and manufacturing footprint. it is unknown how they will be tariffed, if at all. on the other funny talking one of the biggest markets, china, has recently cut tariffs from 25 to 15%. when you added to the fact that the euro has weakened quite substantially, these companies have major positives that i think peopl

. >> an epa spokesperson said the office of international and tribal affairs organized the trips.nsuccessful. despite the controversies pruitts policies have been popular with his supporters but now house republicans are moving forward with their own investigation. among the items for them to look into the new york times reports that lobbyist steven hart was e-mailing recommendations for a science poord while his wife rented pruitt a $50 per night apartment in washington. >> we have documents and we are scheduling witness interviews. we're going to interview those witnesses and we got permission friday to start scheduling those. >> two of pruitt's more controversial staffers, his head of security and his long time banker from oklahoma that was running the epa program to clean up super fund sites both left the agency abruptly this week. they had become wrapped up in bad pruitt headlines. especially the security chief that oversaw the expansion of pruitt's security team and justified more than $200,000 in first class travel for pruitt. >> new information continues to come out about

one sign lists the names of bay area residents killed by police officers. members of the international longshoremen workers union say the issues are part of the labor movement. >> in our own history, july 5 1934 two maritime strikers in the west coast strike were shot by the police. we understand what it means to have those who give their lives for the struggle of working people. >> reporter: the third year in a row they have gone on strike for mayday. to draw attention to problems in society. >> i want a better world for my daughter and family. there is too much senseless violence and if this brings awareness against that, i think it is a positive thing. >> reporter: there are events going on in san francisco and hayward and all these people will convene at 3 pm in oakland for a march there. >> as she mentioned, rallies and marches are planned all over the bay area, one is underway right now at city hall. in san jose people are gathering at roosevelt park to march to city hall and another get started at 4:30 pm at mountain view. >>> workers and activists are marking mayday around the

officer of lebanese- american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud of. after keeping quiet for two decades officer haider is taking legal action, filing a pair of internal s ridiculed at a meeting in front of 100 officers and commanderssothaidar's attorney has filed a six millon dollar claim for damages against the city of san jose...haaziq madyun kron4news in santa clara county... judge aaron persky made in santa clara county... judge aaron persky made rare public comments ahead of the june 5th elections. voters will decide then whether or not to recall persky. he issued a controversial ruling in the brock turner sexual assault case in 2016. since then, he's faced mounting pressure to either step down from the bench or be removed. persky says he doesn't believe his ruling warrants a recall. in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose 49ers linebacker reuben foster pleaded not guilty todomestic violence and weapons charges. foster is accused of punching and dragging his formergirl frien

he was also an officer of the international monetary fund. ay very well in the eyes of those who blame austerity and who blame cuts on public spending for the difficulties that common italian people are facing, day to day. there are calls by luigi di maio, the leader of the five star movement, for president sergio mattarella to be impeached, has anything like that ever happened before? no. and the impeachment is a very serious and long procedure. it takes about 18 months, in italy, for a president to be impeached. according to article 90 of the constitution he can be impeached only for two things, high treason or violating the constitution. now, the five star is saying that sergio mattarella violated the constitution the moment in which he put the veto on the ministry of economy. but this thing has already happened before. like, presidents have said, "no, this man cannot be this kind of minister". and previous prime ministers have agreed. and they have changed the name. this is the first time that we have, instead, a prime minister designate t

of my time and energy over the last 69 months. the justice department internal unit called the office of legal counsel has a couple of times opined a sitting president may not be charged with a crime. that applies during the president's term in office. one might seal the indictment after he or she leaves office. is not clear the extent to which a president can be subpoenaed. there are -- there is some case law from the nixon error that seems to suggest a balancing 'sst between the president power, and the need and right and no word argue in favor of the criminal investigators. that could be a question coming down the pike. -- the pipe. host: remind us of the history. issued all clinton was grand jury subpoena. he entered into voluntary negotiations with ken starr and appeared voluntarily. he was recorded in the white house. the tv feed was the into the grand jury. host: lines for democrats. republicans. springfield, illinois. good morning. >> good morning. what kerryus as to might want to say about the fact donaldring the campaign from theuested hillary'so hack emails, and that it happened not too long afterwards. your thoughts w

of entry. for example, cbp officers at the far port of entry seized 45 pounds of cocaine valued at more than $347,000 earlier this month. at the international bridge, cbp officers seized nearly 20 pounds of crystal meth valued at more than $381,000 in early april as well. cbp publishes its publishes it statistics monthly, and i have noted that over the past several years, more drugs are seized on average by the office of field operations than border patrol. the only exception to that is marijuana, which border patrol interdicts at a much higher rate. in addition to keeping people and contraband from entering illegally, cbp is also responsible for facilitating legitimate trade and travel, both of which are major drivers for economic growth. this means cbp officers inspects $6.5 billion worth of cargo on a daily basis. cbp officers are also responsible for screening and vetting foreign and u.s. citizen travelers headed to the united states and at our international airports, cruise terminals or land ports of entry. the fact that cbp continues to rely on temporary duty assignments and back-to-back shifts to make up for its officer shortage rema

to start a poem in israel is attracting companies from all over the world hundreds of international firms have offices and research centers here in tel aviv a few months ago german carmaker dimer also arrived in the city very well we have to be open and curious and learning from others as well and that's what we're doing at. one of the driving forces behind the start of culture is the army i mean the ongoing political tensions there's a constant need for new technologies young israelis are required to do military service and their experiences can sometimes spark ideas for a start up career the state also invests a lot of money measured against g.d.p. israel put some of the highest sums towards research and development scientists us has a start up alongside his day job which is not uncommon here he's discovered a way of creating artificial meat and at much lower costs than previous methods. the meat is made from cultured fat and muscle cells we don't have enough water resources we don't have enough land resources to grow to meet demands for the. rapidly developing janie's and indian economies u.s. indu

mike fitzpatrick is executive director of the americas office of the international institute for strategic studies he spent twenty six years in various posts at the u.s. state department is joining us live from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for your time if i understand it correctly you rob thank you very much the if i understand it correctly the foreign policy agenda of the department of state says the aim is to build and sustain a more democratic secure and prosperous world for the benefit of the benefit of the american people and the international community how is the trumpet ministration doing. that's typical boilerplate isn't it it's the same language would be used in any administration this administration isn't doing so well in most of those areas. you know they're good at tearing things down taking apart what terms predecessor had put in place but constructing things takes time it takes cooperation and they haven't been very good at cooperating with other nations except in a few areas so overall you can't rate them very high in success i'm strong is the argument that some

been passed from the home office to the department of culture, media and sport, to the education department, then back to the home office and now to the department of international injury the government's equalities 0ffice will see its funding cut by almost half. this does not really scream a commitment to women and equalities. will the minister agree with me that the equalities office needs a stable department with proper funding? we have done some tremendous things in recent years and i think we need to build on that if we are really going to want to address inequalities, notjust in my direct responsibilities but across government, in disability and age discrimination and elsewhere. since i have taken this post i have given this a lot of thought and i will be making some announcements in the coming weeks. an snp mp asked about ways to help women who suffer domestic abuse. while the governments say that victims of domestic abuse can apply for split payments of universal credit, a survey by women's aid showed that 85% of survivors say they wouldn't dare apply as an exceptional measure as it would attract further abuse. would the secretary of state be willing to

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of the market? that is something which i am looking at post—karelian. you would expect the cabinet office is carrying out an internal to be learned from that experience. and he hoped to say something in public about potential stages over the next couple of months. the government has seen off an attempt to hold an inquiry into relations between the media and the police. the amendment to the data protection bill had been put forward by the former labour leader, ed miliband, after the government decided not to go ahead with the second stage of the leveson inquiry. today's court challenge is how to ensure a sustainable future for high—qualityjournalism that can or the powerful to account and the rise of click bait and disinformation and fake news is putting our whole democratic discourse at risk. —— core challenge. this is an urgent problem which is shaking the foundations of democracy worldwide and liberal democracies like britain cannot survive without the fourth estate and the fourth estate is under threat like never before. these clauses would exacerbate this threat. a labour mp referred to the review into the manch

criminal sections and coordinated the tax enforcement activities of the tax division , the united states attorneys offices, and the internal revenue service. he also oversaw civil litigation and served as the acting head of the tax division when the assistant attorney general was unavailable. and he personally briefed and argued federal civil appeals. mr. rosenstein served as the united states attorney for the district of maryland from 2005 to 2017. he oversaw federal criminal and civil litigation and developed and of limited federal law enforcement strategies in maryland. during his tenure as u.s. attorney, mr. rosenstein served as the washington-baltimore high-intensity drug trafficking area task force. and on the attorney general's advisory committee. he personally litigated cases in the united states district court and the united states court of appeals for the fourth circuit. the only thing that mr. rosenstein did not do, during his time at harvard, he did not become a fan of the red sox, the patriots, the bruins, or the celtics. [applause] [booing] because he was too busy. [laughter] despite that, it is my honor to b

of the reconpost office heritage building in san francisco and a range of multistory office buildings and steel buildings in the city, san jose and across california. raj met his wife helen at international house berkeley and they were married in 1954. they have three children, one of whom is a dear friend of mine, and seven grandchildren, who share a multi-generation tradition of attending the university of california. raj received many awards for contributions in structural engineering and served as a fellow officer and member of various organizations. he taught at college in oakland, served in the san francisco human rights commission advisory board, helped to found richmond environment action that created the first recycling center in san francisco. and he found and served as asien pacific advocates coalition. in retirement, raj has turned to volunteering and supporting education, environment and human rights. both he and his wife were long time on the board of the california institute of integral studies and served time for a variety of causes. they're devoted leaders and members of a wide range of indian american, asian american arts and cultural organization, as well as several en

coming up, tim adams, president and chief executive officer of the institute of international financeng up in about four minutes. we will be talking to him about mergers and acquisitions, dodd-frank and banking regulations. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on what is trending across the bloomberg universe this morning and on tictoc. is there a new headache brewing for chancellor merkel? a will find out why chinese trade deal with the u.s. could leave germany in the middle. this is our most read story in the last couple of hours come in third place on the terminal, standard chartered says it is focusing on strategy despite merger speculation. and looking at the impact that brexit is having. all about the market, the turkish lira moves and president on europeang doubts investors. guy: the long time business partner of michael: best of michael cohen -- of michael cohen has entered a plea deal. cohen has not been charged with wrongdoing, but better on investigators are probing him for bank fraud another possible crimes. our financial investig

of international criticism. meanwhile scuffles broke out as israel celebrates jerusalem day officers attempted to separate jewish and muslim men as they clash at temple mount a holy site and bolt religions hundreds of jewish worshipers had come to temple mount or sharif and arabic in honor of jerusalem day a national holiday commemorates the day when israel took control of jerusalem's old city. to discuss this further we're joined by detail you correspondent who's in jerusalem covering the story for us and while come jerusalem day is not without tension to begin with in the city but this year especially there is further strain with the u.s. set to move its embassy to morrow you witnessed several protests today what's been happening there. as you said yourself it's a day of high tension and this is a city that's used to high tensions but things are especially heightened right now as we saw there was some at least one scuffle at the temple mount earlier today where police unfortunately punched a man in the head during clashes between police israelis and palestinians up there i myself was following today a group of

you're back with the r t international police a body count has emerged of officers in the us tasing a mentally ill man eighteen times. was later pronounced dead a warning you may find the following video upsetting. well there are. a lot of you have. three officers arrived the twenty two year old's apartment after a call from his neighbor which reportedly mentioned was threatening to hurt himself was in the shower when police arrived he was tasered both times when he failed to respond to their commands in one instance for thirty four seconds. died less than an hour later according to the medical examiner's reports the manner of his death is determined however it was also stated that they taser used was a contributing factor despite a county attorney find no evidence against the officers over his death and adams case is far from the first to have thrown the heavy handed use of tasers into the spotlight. well we spoke to the founder of communities united against police brutality who believes taser regulation is a big problem in the u.s. . the police violated a number of policies first of

officers responded to reports of a carjacking at 85th and international. hicle near eighth avenue and took off running. officers chase down the suspect and took the juveniles into custody. >>> a new option, a new transportation plan. and we saw what it would look like. >> this is what leaf looks like to commuters. the public received a preview on friday. debarked - - the bart extension runs from pittsburgh and back. it could make nasty traffic congestion much easier to deal with. >> it could take 45 minutes just to get to pittsburgh. this is equivalent to a lane of traffic. we are taking one lane of traffic off the road. that is a significant amount. >> they expect to carry 2800 passengers per day, each way. >> i will be using this to go to college. >> reporter: the st. mary's connects. and operates on a separate track. and commuters can transfer. the train also stops in pittsburgh in between. >> if you are taking this from antioch to pittsburgh and downtown san francisco, it is only an additional $0.81 way. and you can use your clipper card. >> i may use t

of force as disproportionate and palestinian president mahmoud abbas referred to the day's events as a massacre his office has called for a full investigation. of this war crimes should not go unpunished and the international community has a past. that is possibility to provide that national protection for the palestinian people we called upon an immediate emergency session for the human rights rights but also in order to fight for a special mission investigation mission and to the crimes committed by the israeli army against our people of today. deadly unrest here but on the other side of the border a starkly different setting in jerusalem for the relocation of the u.s. embassy i. made the opening of this embassy and this it spread the truth far and wide and may the truth advance a lasting peace between israel and on our neighbors god bless the united states of america and god bless jerusalem the general i'm devoted couple of vision i thank you nice applause here about vocal. scuffles at the new embassy in the city claimed by both israelis and palestinians a tumultuous day as a path towards peace appears increasingly more elusive. people in gaza have been living under a blockade for nearly twelve years ma

of internal demand and consumption. and corporate personnel news the chief operating officer of rolls royce is moving on to pursue other opportunities after less than two years with the luxury car maker and while the departing executive simon kirby was credited with professionalism and integrity in the company memo announcing the change the memo also said that his position was made redundant by the consolidation from five to three business units at the corporation when he was wooed to rolls royce mr kirby was the highest paid civil servant in the u.k. in the united kingdom in his position as head of the high speed rail project h s two. big news in the renewable energy market as a state of california here in the u.s. at the state's energy commission has voted unanimously that all new homes must be built on a run on solar power the proposal notably passed with the support of the california construction industry which has been convinced of the profits to be made from green building california building industry association president bob raymer told the commission during a brief debate that the adoption of these standards r

of nearly two thousand new houses in the occupied west bank watchdog peace now says there's been a leap in settlement building since president trump took office for members of the settlements are illegal under international. now a dissident russian journalist and a fierce critic of the kremlin who was thought to have been murdered in kiev has turned up alive at a news conference. revealed it had all been a set up to catch his would be assassin chalons with this extraordinary story from moscow. back from the dead russian journalist. and to a press conference in kiev to approve hours after most of the world police shot dead his murder had been faked a sting operation by ukraine secret service to apparently catch his would be killers apologize to all those who've been kept in the dark including his wife. i'd like to ask you to excuse me for all that happened in the past because i have attended funerals for colleagues and friends many times and i know this feeling when you have to bury colleagues sorry for this unfortunately there were no other ways flowers had been left outside of home where late on tuesday evening the journalist was reportedly found with fatal gunshot wounds to the back tributes and obitua

is a law expert and an expert of international law but he never held public office.e is leading the movement and that is maybe the reason use chosen to lead this government and both parties. both party leaders hope to control him from behind. it may be that both of them will be in the cabinet of this prime minister. he will be the puppet on a string. >> this is a political no-name. it still remains to be seen whether or not he will be a puppet to one of those parties. he has to get the approval of the italian president how likely is that? >> it is quite likely that the president will approve this choice because the new prime minister will have a broad majority for both houses of parliament. 60% of all intelligence -- italians, are supporting this new approach. they will go along with it otherwise, there will be an institutional governmental crisis. brent: we know that they have both been pretty critical of the european union. house brussels likely to respond to all of this? -- how is brussels likely to respond? >> of course, the eu is very suspicious to see what happ

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possibly involving over a dozen migrant office centers the interior minister is saying is the extent of the problem could have consequences for him too as an internal investigation gets underway into claims that immigration. officers gave some people asylum illegally the federal migration agency no plans to review abide eighteen follows and already approved up locations some of which are suspected of being obtained with bribes it comes after a reported twelve hundred asylum claims were approved with growing between twenty thirteen and sixteen in the city of braman one former official and five other employees are already being investigated to be advised to when we're continuing to review our budget decisions made by the edge and see bryant in bremen these are about eighteen thousand cases since two thousand and if the applications don't meet the necessary criteria and will consider whether these decisions to grant asylum should be cancelled what will the also considering sanctions against certain employees of the federal office for migration and refugees. and the scandal has sparked outrage even among some left wing politicians in berlin it is quest

migrant office centers in the country the country's interior minister has said the extent of the problem could have consequences for him to internal investigation gets underway into claims immigration officers were giving people asylum illegally the federal migration agency now plans to review rioting thought and already approved cation some of which are suspected of being obtained with bribes it comes after reported twelve hundred asylum applications were approved with between twenty thirteen and sixteen in the city of braman one former official and five other employees are already being investigated. we're going to new interview our bust of decisions made by the edge and see branch in bremen these are about eighteen thousand cases since two thousand and if the application is don't meet the necessary criteria we will consider whether these decisions to grant asylum should be cancelled were all the also considering sanctions against certain employees of the federal office for migration and refugees. well the scandal has sparked outrage even among some left wing politicians in berlin it is questionable whether the events in bremen

now, if any of this sounds maybe like an internal doj office dispute where the justice department is kind of investigating itself, let's remember the repercussions for the russia probe here legally, and really for donald trump's entire presidency, loom large. because it was the same internal watchdog that donald trump pressured into scrutinize that jim comey deputy, andy mccabe, a review that asserted mccabe was less than candid in interviews which was then used to engineer the friday night firing of andy mccabe, the first deputy fbi director ever fired in american history. also a potential witness against trump in the russia probe. that was all the exact outcome trump demanded including taking away his pension as more of a vindictive piece of that. rod rosenstein has talked tough about standing up to this kind of pressure. like you might remember, this much played answer about pressure from congressional republicans. >> there have been people who been making threats privately and publicly against me for quite some time. and i think they should understand by now that the department of

in chief which of course is not something we've seen at this point but it's not just coming from russia there's also been an international outcry about what's being seen here the office of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights said that it was concerned about the increasing number of attacks against media professionals in ukraine so this is a bit of a disturbing trend that we've seen recently and we'll have to see where it goes from here absolutely thank you for bringing us those details invade i think you ok let's not forget i guess the trick having something to take executive at is a twenty first century why don't call mr headings and thank you for joining us on r.t. how do you view these sanctions against russian media organizations do you think there's a violation of freedom of speech. yeah i think i think definitely you can make that argument anywhere in the world but we should make that argument anywhere anywhere in the world so this is clearly a political move i think this fall also follows a pattern of say targeting foreign media in countries like the united states with its so. insistence that r.t. america employees registers foreign agents except sure

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need to work with the department of police accountability to make sure that there's an internal process that even goes beyond the internal affairs division so that officersho do want to talk about certain wrong doings of their fellow officers have that protection within the dpa as well as city bodies like the city attorney's office and having them understand that, hey, we have someone in this institution in city government that is saying something is going on wrong, we need to look into this further. i think that needs to live in the third party body and/or, you know, something like the department of police accountability. >> supervisor cohn: all right. thank you. i appreciate that. i want to talk about another policy that i think is important, that the current -- or the current police commission has taken a position on. what is unique about that particular policy is not only has police department -- excuse me, our public commission taken a position, a very controversial one to keep police officers from shooting into moving vehicles. this restriction is not unique to san francisco, quite frankly there's a national police association that also says shooti

. >> approval of the contract with brian global for executive officer services. >> i believe that we have a presentation for an intern administrative officer and his staff. thank you. >> chair, members of the commission. angela calvillo. on april 20, 2018 during the previous meeting, my staff -- office provided you with a presentation on the process taken to evaluate proposers for executive officer services. mr. ing provided an overview of the consideration and selection process, including the recommended candidate mr. global -- mr. brian gobel. they directed us to begin the negotiations for the contracted services. at your direction, we have completed contract negotiations and have a draft contract before you today for your consideration. i would like to take an opportunity to thank lafco chair and her staff for all of the assistance that you provided us on the panel and through this process to the lafco legal counsel for teresa stricker's guidance and today from ms. linda ross. their support throughout this process. and to present you the details today for the contract is mr. wilson ining. he is the records and pro

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