owen. borisjohnson will only, is it really? owen. people like boris johnson will be only, is it really? owen. people like borisjohnson will be delighted by this like borisjohnson will be delighted by this because he has got this bus hanging around his neck, this 350 million a week and he is desperately to get it off his neck to show that yes, brexit can deliver. when you dig into it it says some money will come from the so—called brexit dividend. let's acce pt so—called brexit dividend. let's accept there is one that some of the money will have to come from tax rises and increased borrowing. the government says for many years it wants to get borrowing down but it wants to get borrowing down but it wants to get borrowing down but it wants to honour the campaign the leave campaign made stop it wants to borrow the money and raise taxes but we do not know where these taxes will come from. some people might say it is a £20 billion a year way to make sure the papers are not running with anti—brex

. >> jason owens: it did. >> pelley: jason owens is the deputy chief at the laredo checkpoint. how did it manage to get through? >> owens: it's unfortunate, but the possibility of us catching every single thing to come through this checkpoint is just, is not feasible. >> pelley: the driver had his commercial license revoked. >> owens: yep. >> pelley: he came through here without a license. >> owens: uh-huh. >> pelley: how is that possible? >> owens: so, the agent on primary has just a couple seconds, given the amount of traffic that comes through. and so, the agent, whenever they talked to the driver, didn't have that reasonable suspicion. >> pelley: the x-ray was broken down that day? >> owens: yes. >> pelley: the border patrol wanted to show us the x-ray machine, but it was broken when we were there, too. >> i'm going to go back and scan the other side. >> yep. >> pelley: when the x-rays work, they illuminate the horror. there were 200 people in this trailer. when hi-tech fails, dog-tech is ever reliable. >> how many? >> two. >> pelley: we watched two illegal immigrants sniff

owens and his friends jumped into action.ns/saved man from burning plane"the plane crashed and we start running towards it and it was a small plane and the flames were out of control, it started burning and the gentleman in the plane was hollering and screaming and went to work." owens pulled the man out alive. two others were on board that did not make it. the man that was pulled out alive was rushed to detroit receiving hospital. police say it owens that was able to make it out of plane. capt. mark police"courageous citizens its the do have here in the city of detroit they should be recognized at some point and future."cordell owens/saved burning plane"i feel real good about it i don't but it is something that i had to do." had to do." (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) investigators are working on notifying the family of the deceased. (grant) new at 9. caught on camera in washington state -- a single-engine plane...overshoots a runway and ends up on a two-lane road...almost crashing into a nearby car. take a look. "oh my god, this pla

i this appreciative of incredibly "while i am owens said... released today owens said...cly declin my invitation to attend the induction ceremony in canton." he added... "after visiting canton earlier this year... i came to the realization that i wish to celebrate what will be one of the most memorable days of my life, elsewhere.... at a later date... i will announce where and when i will celebrate my induction." owens heavily criticized the when he failed to be elected his first two years of eligibility. rafael next at 8. a big announcement from reese witherspoon. the new project the actress is working on. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! (pam) it is a return of all things pink ... and well, blonde. legally blonde 3" is officially in the works! actress reese witherspoon confirmed the project on instagram thursday. witherspoon will reprise her role as the perky, perpetually happy elle woods in the third installment. "legally

in statement released today owens said...ative of this opportunity... i have made the decision to publicly decline my invitation to attend the induction ceremony in canton." he added... "after visiting canton earlier this year... i came to the realization that i wish to celebrate what will be one of the most memorable days of my life, elsewhere.... at a later date... i where and when i will celebrate my induction." owens heavily criticized the voting process when he failed to be elected to the hall in years of (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. chase. make more of what's yours. the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. you promised you'd start paying this off. and now they've gone and put a hold on your account. i'll call the

, from the wwe. >> wrestler kevin owens?ah. huge wwe superstar. >> so kevin is a fellow canuck and huge fan of shania's and requested she sing his favorite song "when". she admitted she was a little rusty on that tune but promised to sing it the next time but only if he beats his next opponent. >> that is apparently a tall order though. this is the guy who owens has to face. >> oh! >> ron strohman. >> wow! >> he flipped a semi truck. good luck, buddy. >> looks like he already got to kevin's car by the way, this is real, real wwe drama. >> he didn't. >> that played out. >> he won't do it. oh. >> over the course of three hours. >> oh, he flipped his car. >> listen, if you need some motivation to beat someone in a wrestling match, dude flipped my car is probably a good one. >> yeah, that's the sequel to "dude where's my car". >> dude flipped my car. so now he gets to hear the shania twain song that he wanted to hear. >> did you know that song? >> no, i didn't know "when." what does life look like during your period? it's up to

owens and his friends jumped into action.ordell owens/saved man from burning plane"the plane crashed and we start running towards it and it was a small plane and the flames were out of control, it started burning and the gentleman in the plane was hollering and screaming and that was when i went to work." owens pulled the man out alive. two others were on board that did not make it. the man that was pulled out alive was rushed to detroit receiving hospital. police say it was because of owens that this survivor was able to make it out of the burning plane. capt. mark forman/detroit police"courageous citizens its the type of citizen we do have here in the city of detroit and i think that they should be recognized at some point and time in the near future." cordell owens/saved man from burning plane"i feel real good about it i don't feel like a hero but it is something that i had to do." (ken) investigators have been working on have been investigators (ken)(ken) investigators have been working on notifying the family members of

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in a statement released today owens said... i have made the decision to publicly decline my invitation to attend the induction ceremony in canton." he added... "after visiting canton earlier this year... i came to the realization that i wish to celebrate what will be one of the most memorable days of my life, elsewhere.... at a later date... i will announce where and when i will celebrate my induction." owens heavily criticized the voting process when he failed to be elected to the hall in his first two years of eligibility. rafael nadal is into the semifinals at roland garros for the 11th time... the top-ranked spaniard won in four sets in the3 french open quarterfinals today over dieg..the match lasted two days... it was halted by rain last night. with a combination of deep groundstrokes and subtle drop shots... nadal savede three break points in the third set... and four more in nadal is only the third male player in the open era to reach 11 semifinals at a single grand slam... alongside roger federer and jimmy connors. ( pa

next, owen peek has been invited to a wedding in new york, and he wants to combine it with a trip tos... i have since seen myriad confusing advice about travel between the two countries that have had historically frosty relations. we are uk citizens and appears to be regular flights, and all of the rules i've seen so far suggests that you cannot travel to the us from cuba for tourism, even if we are not us citizens. owen, your confusion is understandable because the rules on flights between the us and cuba keep changing. until one year ago, many individual tourists could fly from america to cuba on what was called a people to people basis. that has now stopped and if you are a person subject to usjurisdiction — which you are if you are a foreign visitor in america — you are not allowed to routinely use those flights. but fortunately that rule only applies going from the us to cuba. so i would suggest that you fly out to havana, then to new york, then back home, and you should not encounter any problem. now here's a question from philip gilliam. we are a family of three going to denma

. >>> terrell owens has decided not to attend his own hall of fame induction in canton the summer.t the time how upset he was as a -- as he was passed along, he has made headlines off the field which too many obscured his greatness on the field. he ranks second all-time to jerry rice, third all-time in touchdowns, jerry rice says i am not going to go to my own hall of fame induction and that a shocking -- terrell owens. and that a shocking. i am very surprised to hear that. it is unprecedented. >> the honor is late but it still an honor. >> don't hold a grudge your whole life. >>> thanks for joining us. >> see you later. what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night. that i'm too much of a perfectionist. honey, this isn't a job interview. oh, man. job interviews. nothing. yeah, right. what about the pigeons? oh, i don't like them. they're shifty. losing mitchell. oh! hotel bedspreads. never getting my driver's license. or getting one and the picture sucks. dying alone. claire: oh, haley, sweetie, did you fi

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good morning for me kevin owen life this morning sunday the twenty fourth of june just turned eleven am in moscow for the next thirty minutes the let me bring you the latest on the football and a recap of the big news stories of the last seven. yeah the biggest football party on the planet. ready of the world cup in russia and all eyes are on the. counter. then japan clashes with senegal capture and lost much of the day poland's game with colombia. four hundred east of moscow where i'm speaking here for the big england. thank you the way. the air on. your bike was a poly meaning fans of descended on. the part of maintenance numbering me wish that i've seen so far we did do as we got them together for a little before it's back to my little pieces keeping up challenge here in michigan if good at this time the rules are simple one person from each team does the keeping up the rest of the team they have to keep singing keep the kids done well the team a singing counts it's as simple as that competing for england we have been any way from any newcastle you castle ok with this a team behin

capital and delighted to say so another great day of football ahead welcome to the program i'm kevin owen and this is r.t. . the world cup seized from group g. and f. getting ready for their second games. the first to clash on saturday in a few hours here at the spot stadium in moscow belgium now leading the group with england after they beat three nil it is either struggling with zero points. and that's not stopping their supporters getting fired up. our starboard chapter or two and i can say that. i'm finding this place down. all over the the. load the was just as he puts it easy to see that it was mad at. me and i had to get the issue of the whole. than i was on the air cannot be seen on. my. t.v. like. the. suit all over all over the all over the. the the what do you think about tomorrow's game you know the that is it was on i just hope i just hope the players will be up to it as a sign of the players who come up to the standards of the fans this year we have a big night here we came from our own ways or you know we support our teams we go alone through z. as him which is so publish c

and one of the afternoon here in moscow this friday the first of june my name is kevin owen and this is r.t. international first in this update amid continuing uncertainty over a u.s. north korea peace summit there's been on off on off maybe on again later this month pyongyang officials have been meeting american diplomats in new york meantime aside from that russia's foreign minister met with the leader of north korea in person on thursday our correspondent has been following up meeting and was granted exclusive access to one of kim jong un's residences. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobile devices. out there taking the subway or. so we're here in this band just two cameramen one photographer and myself rolling a lot of stage in. this area is completely deserted and it looks like we're in circling something that appears to be the palace. if only someone told me where exactly we are right now but we are being told to fold us mad . i don't really know what exactly this place this but it looks to be the area where it came john whom will be greeting certainly

joining me are market watch tech editor and bureau chief jeremy owens. chief technology correspondent ina a federal judge has cleared the ery for the $85 billion purchase of time wa >> there's a huge fight for content out there. netflix and all the originat contt's making and all these places are trying to get more content and that is a huge expenseor a place like at&t which owns directv and is paying for those channels they t on directv. when you look atchomcast w purchased nbc universal. to cmpete well it felt lit needed to get that same deal. >> programming that's very popular like "game of thrones," cnn, the harry potter movie franchise.hi so begs the question, and a lot of people are pointing to this, does this mean that we will now see a big wave of other similar corporate deals gfter thisen light from the judge. one day is it the at&ti don comcast announced an a cash offer for 21st century fox. >> that's the big obvious one,w but thisl open the floodgates. basically the court gave i approval to this idea ofl horizon mergers, to buy schls content a

your number one choice throughout the tournament here in moscow is kevin owen sent on but with more will sell for this short break. you know world big. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round with the one percent. nor middle of the room sick. again good afternoon from moscow southern president trump signed an executive order halting that controversial policy of migrant family separation it's after the administration's zero tolerance approach towards illegal migration met with a massive outcry some officials involved in the program now even being targeted by activists direct. i'm. sure. there are there are there are. trumpet ministration officials have been sending babies

owen morgan won the toss and put the scots into bat.d out. macleod the most damage. the scotla nd macleod the most damage. the scotland ended with their best score ina scotland ended with their best score in a one—day international. the reply made good use of the former, reaching a century. england lost skipper owen morgan and alex hales in consecutive deliveries. the wickets tumbled still further with rashid following his team—mates. and when mark would felt lbw it was all over. they richly deserved victory for scotland and probably the greatest in their history. —— they richly deserved victory. it was a british one—two at the leeds round of the world triathlon series with vicky holland leading home georgia taylor brown. holland, who is the olympic bronze medallist, managed to recover from a difficult changeover from swimming to the bike and went on to take the victory. it's holland's third world triathlon series win but her first on home soil. georgia taylor—brown finished 17 seconds behind to claim a maiden world series podium. i was

candace owens.do you think of cynthia nixon running for governor saying we strayed so far from what the american people want. what do you think of that? >> i think cynthia nixon needs to consider running for governor in mexico. i genuinely no longer understand if the democrats are aware they are seeking to serve the american people. they have no idea their constituents are americans. they are outwardly oh pieced to everything that's american. it's embarrassing she would insult the border agents. they have one of the toughest jobs in this country. it's a dangerous job. and a lot of them are mexicans. judge jeanine: federal being a terrorist organization. i didn't hear people yelling and screaming when isis was out there. oh, no, we have to go against law and order. there is a new concept that that anything having to do with the law is a problem. >> they are against law enforcement all together. they are against police officers. they have been against our veterans and our troops. anything that serves

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judge jeanine: candace owens from turning point u.s.a. is next. but first anthony scaramucci standing by live to talk about this week in the white house and this week in the white house and more. you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again judge jeanine: another big week for the trump administration and a lot to talk about with my next guest, former white house communications director, anthony scaramucci. he joins me from the hamptons. >> i requested a beach backdrop, but i didn't get it. judge jeanine: you are there so i don't care. we were just talking with patti blagojevich. a lot of people think 14 years in jail for her husband who apparently upset the obama administration was a bit much given there was noth

amendment the disks that their turn to kim jong un and say you got one of these people you know mr owen i've never been one for dictatorships but you know just once i'd make an exception for that guy but this is our country this is what it is he kidding yeah let me and you and that's the way it is so there's something tyrell strangely beautiful about this juventus and squatting from this petulant. person with with a younger issues yes. you know it's really is and when i look at all of this i agree with you ana with the more voices the better and ultimately what our job should be doing is not throwing stones at each other as news organizations calling out when we do wrong of course but what we need to be doing is all getting together to better educate the public on how to read and digest news and to make the right decisions and be an informed electorate some thank you always having me on and always a pleasure to have you on line all takers for our no of wine no radio thank you sir . all right i'm going to break clock watchers don't forget to let us know what you think about topics we've

here to react candace owens turning point u.s.a.done. >> thank you. pete: what do you make of numbers historically low overall but for blacks. >> wonderful news. cannot be overstated what this president has done for the black community. hope is inspiring and economic growth he has inspired within this country. i have heard antjuan say in the last segment thank you obama. that's a delusional comment. either he doesn't understand economic policy or he doesn't want to. but this is directly correlated to the work he has done to shrink government and to slash regulations and i'm just so proud and it's a great time to be a black american. i will tell you that much. abby: what more needs to be done. >> he needs to continue down the same path he is on. best thing we can do is get the message out there to the black community. when you see that that's why when i getdown set when someone like antjuan says thank you, obama. and pretends this is not something that the president has done. pete: racist and racist policy how do you bridge that. >>

mike brown was followed over the line by elliott daly and later owen farrell. england 24—3 up.n a ground 5,500 feet above sea—level, south africa started the climb back. it needed a slip from daly. s'busiso nkosi scored twice, as england lost their grip. by the time willie le roux charged through and over, south africa were ahead. all action, all energy. by the break in the thin air, england lacked oxygen and direction. the world cup isjust 15 months away. their defence was overwhelmed again in the second half. england's late rally was too little, too late. this was a day for kolisip and for history. as england have faded, ireland have grown stronger, bolder. the six nations grand slam champions had won 12 in a row, but facing australia in australia is another test entirely. bernard foley's try hauled the wallabies with ahead at half—time. the aussies were as assertive in defence as in attack. slamming the front door shut, then sneaking around the back when they got the chance. david pocock settled it. ireland and england have a week to nurse bruises and learn lessons. patrick

after quarter past ten in the morning here in moscow now review watching good morning for me kevin owen hope you can stay with us for at least the next fifty minutes to among the stories ahead christi and crosses and i was shown in all public buildings in bavaria why what tell you in ninety seconds. it's. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be close it's like a book for free in the morning people are. interested always in the logs in the. first six. books. in germany a controversial new law in the region of bavaria now obliges the christian cross is it displayed at entrances of all public buildings is a europe correspondent. clearly visible crosses are to go up in some public buildings like courthouses police stations and city halls like this one here in bavaria it's also a new law regarding crucifixes came into effect on the first of june the plan comes courtesy of a fairy is new president marcos and his reasoning is that this is supposed to reinforce the ver

owen watkin replaces the injured hadleigh parkes. wales lead the series 1—0.p in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator and joe watts, political editor at the independent. most of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro reports on the tube driver who stopped his train above a vigil for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. he says it was to honour a friend killed in the disaster. under the headline "welfa re shambles" the i reports that universal credit, the flagship benefit brought in to save taxpayers money,now costs four times more than originally planned to administer. the express leads on one family's call to scrap hospital parking charges in england which they blame for their father's death. the mirror claims a primary school in theresa may's maidenhead constituency is so cash—strapped it is asking parents for toilet roll. the times reports on accusations by some bbc presenters that the corporation threw "the

penny and owen will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. now on bbc news, it's time for meet the author. a tumultuous marriage. two writers driven by passion is that bring them together, then pull them apart, as europe slips towards war. paula mclain‘s novel love & ruin tells the extraordinary story of martha gellhorn and ernest hemingway, each born with a gift for words, thrown together in the chaos of the spanish civil war, and hopelessly in love, but driven too by individual passions that couldn't survive the marriage. a novelist and a journalist who wanted each other, but needed even more to be themselves. welcome. we are talking here about a tempestuous marriage, i think, to put it mildly. let's talk about the two characters. let's leave hemingway to one side, for a moment. if we can! martha gellhorn, who became a journalist absolutely cut from original materialfor the rest of her life, just describe what she was like in the 305. in the 19305, so she met hemingway in 1936, and he was about to go off to the spanish civil war. see, it's

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with me are owen bennett, deputy political editor at huffpostuk, and the journalist and broadcaster pennymith. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. glad you came back. we thought we would come in and check out your biscuits, see if you got anything better. we'll start off with the sunday telegraph. the observer pictures the mackintosh building in glasgow destroyed by fire late on friday night, the paper leads on details of a £20 billion injection of extra cash for the nhs expected to be unveiled by theresa may tomorrow. the mail on sunday also leads with the announcement claiming the timing comes as mrs may faces "intense pressure" on her leadership ahead of the eu withdrawal bill debate on wednesday. the sunday express says theresa may's announcement will be accompanied by a crackdown on nhs waste and inefficiency in a bid to ensure all the extra money is well spent. the sunday telegraph reports the additional £384 million per week into the nhs after brexit exceeds the amount mooted by the official leave campaign. and the sunday times pictures 12—year—old billy caldwell being f

caitlin owens from axios.e. >> shepard: four isis terrorists are dead after an air strike in libya. we have the head from the head of the u.s. troops in africa. this happened around 100 miles south of tripoli. portions of isis and others have fled to libya. so rather than just dying off in iraq, they ran to libya and there's problems there. china is warning the united states now not to stir up trouble after two american bombers flew past some idea -- islands in the south china sea. they say they will take all steps to defend their sovereigy. last week, jim mattis called the region priority theater for the military suggesting that he could see more action there. all of this happening mid reports that the chinese are developing a new supersonic stealth drone. jennifer griffin is live with more. what is happening in the south china sea now? >> that's right. tensions have been rising in resent weeks. here's what we've seen in terms of escalation around these disputed and in some cases manmade islands that the pent

. >> charles owen founder of thank you. as the u.s. increases sanctions against people and countries how they don't ake sure go foul of the rules. about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bloomberg markets: rules & returns". at the european headquarters in london. in april the white house took allies of vladimir putin. the owner of a steel producer the impact rattled the gh markets disrupting metals global supply chain and but how rices soaring did they negotiate the web of associate and affiliates around that. one of the many problems faced by complains departments in the current climate. joining me is the managing director and financial services compliance segment navigant consulting. is complying with sanctions as a challenge for financial service companies as with regulations? complicated.y there are different regimes and it a hat are related just country like iran or cuba. individuals.ted to some of these recent ones that the entioned relating to russian oligarchs are those and thated entities and others might be relate

this togu and your money whether that's here in europe or in the united states and bring in david owennk you for joining us. >> goomorning. >> how important is the ec -- we've talked so much about the u.s. fed for years -- >> yeah. >> -- is the ecb the most important bank in the world right now? >> well, it is it's also really important for u.s. markets the way ecb qe has been working, they've been buying bonds from u.k. based investors basically the money has been recycled into the u.s. fixed income markets we now have a situation where the eurozone entirely owns about 2.5 trillion on the u.s. fixed income and obviously qe is going to be coming to an end in december. >> your qe, the european version? >> yeah. exactly. at that point this recycling may welcome to an end. we already see the margin, you know, exposure of u.s. investors and u.s. credit in particular. i think that will be a story the other big story in 2019 and 2020 is increasing divergencey n the u.s. the french has never been higher. >> you know the dooms sayers in there. they were saying when the federal reserve in the u

t terrell owens spent years arguing the case to be in the hall of fame.ly selected but he's not joining the rest of his induction class this august in canton. owens, he said no, he declined his invitation to attend the ceremony saying in a statement yesterday, after visiting canton earlier this year i came to the real sooiization that i wish to celebrate one of the most memorable days of my life elsewhere. the pro football hall of fame said we are disappointed but we will respect his decision not to participate. >> more controversy out of patriots' camp where ed el man would face charges of half a million dollars of his salary. >> if you've been following hockey, you always knew that the capitals would make a great run, they would be on the cusp, they would say this is their year but then they would go ahead and blow it. >> if they would have ended up losing last night people would have freaked out. >> capitals fans were so close, nobody was willing to celebrate until the last second. >> we've never seen a parade like that through d.c. >> the owner saying

fat albert owens spot on today as gravity was the theme song for the football coverage on german t.v. and it smashed through the roof. the better twenty eighteen no one could have imagined that germany's national defender ten would revive the lost art of player song. so you can. make it with that. it's fair as a fan i'm a journalist of course i hope to see the german national team in ugly track suits and singing a world cup song again but i doubt that will happen for at least another twenty years that's right so funny to see someone like your own words hang during his own fame but i don't see a future that. definitely no trophy for a boy i tend to wrap scales but who knows maybe who get the world cup instead this with the world cup champs returning. to. the rest of the world. they seem to be having fun and i wish them all the best for the world cup german american the singer songwriter and a mika is successful even without a football song and she's back with a new album ok well who went straight to number twenty on the german album charts and the single is in the battle path don't say

. >> owen es uno de los mejores recibidores de lectura de la nfl futuro jugador de l ssalÓn de a fama1 x 0, luego puig con este batazo casi se pue y le dio a la base de la cerca, doble instructor de una carrera, mÁs a adelante corey agregÓ dos con este cuadrangular hacia el jardÍn,, los dodgers ganaron ocho carreras por siete, es todo por ahora y regresamos con mucho mÁs a las 11:00 de la noche, continuÉ con mucho mÁs de noticiero telemundo 48. >> ♪ (musica) ssi usted es testigo sabe de alguna noticia que debiÉramos cubrir, comunÍquese con noticiero telemundo 48al nÚmero que aparece en pantalla, dÉjenos su mensaje. >> ♪ (musica) hoy a las 11 autoridades en san francisco piden ayuda de la comunidad para dar con este sujeto que sin ningÚn motivo partiÓ la cara a un desamparado. >> una pareja en mÉxico es acusada de planear un crimen atroz y se puso en riesgo la vida de sus hijos detalles a las 11:00 de la noche. >> mire usted por un encontrado os 14 perros robados ayer en la tarde en un estacionamiento en la ciudad en pantalla, el sospechoso rompiÓ una ventana y se robÓ el coche,. >> el

katelyn owens, we have msnbc and the author of nuclear nightmare securing the world. steve clemens. steve, you heard the reporting coming out of quebec. and the president leaving, then taking to the air around noon, leaving important talks. what do you think this left in terms of a flavor at the g 7? >> the most sour disgusting awful flavor possible. quebec is going to be seen as a historic summit when the allies begin to seriously consider what they need to do to constrain the united states or work on global problems without the united states. i think the canadian foreign minister said it best where our canadian allies but many others feel deeply insulted by what we've done to them. to see donald trump simultaneously hug russia, advocate for russia on this important internation stage, and at the same time, stab allies in the back, is a remarkable moment in history. >> looking at some of the video from earlier, when all of the leaders at the g7 were at this -- video opportunity, shall we say, and katelyn, was specifically watching justin trudeau, as well as president donald trump. s

mark owens, for ten years, ran the irs department on non-profits, says compensation should be similar make in the private sector. he sees nothing comparable and questions why the board of southwest key voted to approve sanchez's current compensation. >> the board can award the president a salary. the issue is going to be whether the internal revenue service or state attorney general believes that's excessive compensation. >> reporter: the bigger question, says owens, why is this private institution operating under taxpayer funded government contracts, considered a non-profit charity in the first place? >> it's unusual to see that kind of entity be tax exempt. >> drew joins us now. southwest key says that sanchez's salary below average for a non-profit size, right? this size. >> anderson, that's what they say but they their own analysis which they sent, sanchez is third highest paid ceo of 40 charities used to compare the salary with. he is in -- his compensation i should say is only behind the director of kettering cancer center and the head of the new york museum of modern art which

david owen, chief economist at jefferies.e have a lot to go through this morning especially concerning central banks. join us later, we will bring you the federal reserve's decision with instant analysis. top guests joining us will be janus capital management fund manager, gross, and former fed vice-chairman and princeton economics. anna: professor, alan blinder coming up on the program, to resume may promises concessions to rebels. but can she come up with a compromise to ease the fears of o-eu lawkers and the european union? shares tookter, zte a dive as the chinese telecom manufaurer agrees to pay $1 billion in penalties and overhaul management. we will bring you the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: good morning, everybody, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe it is 6:18 if you are in london, and let us talk about policy.ingdom theresa may has never really escaped of brexit defeat after promising concessions to rebels party.own she reassured pro-eu members of the conservative party that she hearns over the possibility o

cordell owens says he was one of them. >> they kept saying explode, leave. i couldn't leave that guy to burn up. >> reporter: paton got out but hithgreg at the contro died in the crash. they were all on their way from texas to a family event. investigators say the pilot reporting landing gear trouble and a fuel emergency to the detroit city airport tower. >> control tower offered to fly by the tower. the pilot requested to circle. >> reporter: the cessna clipped two trees and a power line leaving to this calamity and a remarkable escape. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> for years we've been told about the need to recycle and while no one will disagree with the importance of that goal, much of the trash that we all put out for recycling has been piling up in this country all because of a big policy change half a world away. we get that story from business correspondent jo ling kent. >> reporter: every week on garbage day, blue bins acrossabout 66 milli of stuff a year, but now all that effort may be going to waste. that's because china has stopped accepting the m

to what owen could make in the private sector performing similar work.mparable. >> the salary is extraordinarily high for a charity. even a large charity. it's a complex organization with a lot of for-profit and tax-exempt subsidiaries and the president is making a lot of money. >> reporter: jake, southwest key spokesperson just got back to us, saying sanchez's salary is based on their revenue, sending cnn a statement saying the compensation of dr. sanchez, when compared to ceos of similarly-sized nonprofits is within a reasonable range. the increase in the salary of dr. sanchez reflects the increase in southwest key's growth. approximately 414% increase over a period. it goes on to say a board approves his salary and an annual analysis is done to compare sanchez's salary to the ceos of other nonprofits. that statement and the information they sent, jake, is precisely proving the point that we make in our story. he is one of the highest-paid ceos of his size. >> top five. drew griffin, thank you so much. >>> what's the one thing all of president trump's

international with me kevin owen and its football top in the bill as you'd expect the twenty eighteen fee for world cup got off to a glorious start for host russia last night the five nil thrashing of saudi arabia in the opening match electrified supporters across the country and set the stage for the rest of the tournament hopefully now the focus shifts to the southern resort city of sochi and one of the most anticipated matches of that championship portugal spain. world cup started with a major concern me last night first though let's just mark out for a minute with british pop star robbie williams before brazil's top player now that was there with a small russian boy what a night this was for him who took the first kick of the tournament. oh. look at that. oh. jeez. and it's as good as we. have russian. publisher expecting. i will live up in there like that when. the next summer. i favor says nearly seventy thousand came to that fan zone in moscow thursday every city hosting we're told has won supporters who can get tickets basically for the matches go watch the games on huge scree

you'll first choice this world cup twenty eight states here are mosco this friday for now is kevin owen wishing you a very good day and thank you for watching. when you also see that action the u.s. agrees on paris the us weekly's on the run and paul is all over if i'm kinda will from north korea i will think five times before i sign up something with truong because i don't know if the guy's going to keep his ball is that in the first place . does she don't. think that in talking to jay saying i'm the person that equal bone until just recently it was a stance me. because i don't. live up to those you know cicely's is a. manufactured consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is to protect themselves. but the final. be the one. in the middle of the room six. a year ago i kinds who wants me to work at the confederations cup i hope you like to get people from around the world all together enjoying our beautiful guy in the cloak is only zero that means we all much die russia are against saudi arabia we have a fun sussex town called the one. joe episode we got shopping we got flash a mo

owens was voted into the hall in february ... and the ceremony is in august.in a new statement ...re else. where and when he plans to celebrate has not been announced. owens heavily criticized the hall of fame voting process when he failed to be elected to the hall in his first two years of eligibility. ( james ) coming up next ...a triple shooting leave one person dead in san francisco.we have the details ( james ) plus ... a traffic stop leads to a chance reunion between a state trooper and the driver.the touching story ... coming up. (dave)slight warming is forecast today before another upper trough system cools off the region on saturday. a more pronounced warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through tuesday of next week as high pressure builds over the region. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. nb 280 at saratoga ave accident blocks the two left lane. slow through the scene ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá)

an animated video by diego mark owen initially. and a video installation by the italian inventor no muito. they're all about to go on show at much the italy's national museum of auction room. the youngest of the finalists for the moxie borghetti prize which the museum and the luxury goods make a co-sponsor the winner will be announced in october. three baby lions have made their first public appearance at frankford zoo their six weeks old and outrageously hughes. their mother's name is sarina. but as the baby sex has not yet been determined gender appropriate names have yet to be assigned. aopa said off accountable like a lion off weekend for well. about sixty is people keep asking why they eat all day what trust me enough there are plenty of tentative said animal products here in berlin the offer is incredibly varied it's the sea knots where the british even movement is county one of the fastest growing in europe one guy who is making a name for himself as a deacon chef is guess ok. gaz oakley cook's legal god reagan actually show

the high point was probably again france not yeah i really felt like we could do well michael owen at its very best shero. and. against argentina is one of my favorite for many races what is my earliest obviously thought we were going to win it didn't happen and then from there on it was just a gradual spiral word disappointment i guess that it's almost like a low point there isn't one specific hung i can mention you know there is something many to many. hope that is going to southgate at this thought that by just block the kids bring the kids in. if we give the kids a charge out of the experience next time around. i think you need to choose the best team that we have at that moment whether that is someone who's thirty five or someone he's sixteen seventeen years of age or whatever the best players are at that time of the play. as the need to go to the plate. goes out we have a set of real hard working players we have quality as well the hurricane is the focal point. daily hourly. we could do well writing stylings playing well rash words. a forward line looks pretty good and that's ha