west bank and retirees here in gaza all had their paychecks days ago the head of their union says the p.a. isn't even taking his phone calls. we're talking about thirty thousand families this isn't a small number they paid employees in the west bank but they didn't pay us in gaza this makes the employees here really afraid. you soso rukh is waiting for his monthly pay a stipend of two hundred ninety dollars awarded after he was shot and injured during a protest three years ago nearly half of it goes on rent for the tiny home he shares with his wife and two daughters their landlord is threatening a fiction. because. we are prisoners families of martyrs the injured they shouldn't put us in between the two sides they shouldn't connect the reconciliation problems with our salaries because that will destroy one hundred percent of the. the palestinian president and fatah head mahmoud abbas has been threatening further measures designed to increase the pressure on rival faction hamas which controls gaza a reconciliation deal signed in october has been teetering on collapse since almost before th

the p.a. employees union says that if the salaries don't turn up in the bank by wednesday they will launch one to scale protests but they're aware that their power is limited if as they suspect this is no technical issue then their wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah how we force it i'll just era gaza c.e.o. of starbucks has apologized after two black men were arrested as they waited for a friend and a cafe in philadelphia protesters are demanding answers but the police commissioner is defending his officers and a huckster has more. these the mobile phone pitches that have starbucks on the defensive two men were scooted out of the cafe on day accused of trespassing they go on the to meet a friend and also use the restroom when they refused to leave her called the police the friend turned up as they were being removed from her home it was. after that video went viral starbucks went into damage control we're always working to create the very best environment in our stor

deal signed in october has been teetering on collapse since almost before the game could dried the p.a. insists on assuming full governmental control of gaza including over the weapons of hamas his military wing something hamas rejects completely hamas demands continued payment of its tens of thousands of workers even after p.a. staff who've been out of their jobs for more than a decade of hamas' rule resumed their roles. relations who worsened still by the bombing last month but the palestinian prime minister's convoy during a visit to gaza the p.a. leadership based in ramallah in the occupied west bank had already cut its gazan employees wages by thirty percent in an effort to squeeze hamas by restricting the employer of cash to which it takes a cut the pay employees union says that if the salaries don't turn up in the banks by wednesday they will launch wider scale protests but they're aware that their power is limited if as they suspect this is no technical issue then their wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah herefore said i'll just hear a gaza sunnis from

the p.a. employees union says that if the salaries don't turn up in the bank by wednesday they will launch one to scale protests but they're aware that their power is limited if as they suspect this is no technical issue then their wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah herefore said i'll just gaza now firefighters are battling wildfires threatening parts of australia's largest city more than six thousand acres of bushland around sydney have been a blaze and saturday about five hundred firefighters are working to save thousands of homes in the city's southwestern suburbs jordan is driving into the future with a german company investing in charging stations for electric cars nationwide and there's a country that doesn't produce oil there's good reason to move away from fuel burning cars attachable name reports. the engine hardly makes a sound and that can mean hashim hussain often forgets to turn off the ignition he admits he's parked and walked off with the car still run

at union representation since two thousand and nine they joined fifty thousand pilots represented by p.a. at delta and united the boat was roughly two to one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots l.p.s. says that while they start forming committees to. go shape the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to

deal signed in october has been teetering on collapse since almost before the game could dried the p.a. insists on assuming full governmental control of gaza including over the weapons of hamas as military wing something hamas rejects completely hamas demands continued payment of its tens of thousands of workers even after p.a. staff who've been out of their jobs for more than a decade of hamas' rule resumed their roles. relations who worsened still by the bombing last month but the palestinian prime minister's convoy during a visit to gaza the p.a. leadership based in ramallah in the occupied west bank had already cut its gazan employees wages by thirty percent in an effort to squeeze hamas by restricting the influence cash with which it takes account the p.a. employees union says that if the salaries don't turn up in the banks by wednesday they will launch wider scale protests but they're aware that their power is limited if as they suspect this is no technical issue then their wages depend on the political decision being made in ramallah herefore said i'll just erupt gaza. now u.s.

west bank and retirees here in gaza all had their paychecks days ago the head of their union says the p.a. isn't even taking his phone calls. we're talking about thirty thousand families this isn't a small number they paid employees in the west bank but they didn't pay us in gaza this makes the employees here really afraid. you soso root is waiting please monthly pay a stipend of two hundred ninety dollars awarded after he was shot and injured during a protest three years ago nearly half of it goes on rent for the tiny home he shares with his wife and two daughters their landlord is threatening a fiction. we are prisoners families of martyrs the injured they shouldn't put us in between the two sides they shouldn't connect the reconciliation problems with our salaries because that will destroy one hundred percent. the palestinian president and fatah head mahmoud abbas has been threatening further measures designed to increase the pressure on rival faction hamas which controls gaza a reconciliation deal signed in october has been teetering on collapse since almost before the ink had dried t

one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots p.a. says that while they start forming committees to negotiate the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to union medical advisers and insurance benefits. and other labor news workers supply is getting so tight in the rail sector that competitors union pacific pick and b n.s.f. railway are both offering hiring bonuses as high as twenty five thousand dollars almost brassica based union pacific is offering signing bonuses up to fifteen thousand dollars for diesel mechanics twenty thousand for members of the train crew and twenty five thousand for diesel electric according to the lincoln star lincoln journal star aspiring diesel electricians can get ten thousand dollars for joining the apprenticeship for that position the wall street journal says that union pacific and b n.s.f. planned to hire a total of four thousand new workers this year to help them ease congestion while the rail system is seeing increased demand. the european commis

he is a leader in our community, in p.a.'s 16th district as well as my oldest brother. i also have five other brothers of mine in the gallery with us here today on what i learned was a very appropriate day since this is national siblings day. very pleased to host my brothers who are enjoying the sites here in washington, d.c. we have five sisters as well so i guess that will be another day. but specifically my oldest brother, sam, was born into an amish home and was really used by god, leads a congregation called the worship center in lancaster county. they have 4,000 members. as well as he leads a menster's fellowship impacting -- ministership fellowship impacting others and is in missionary endeavors across the world. sam has had an impact not only in our community, across the world as well and a spiritual leader for our family. we welcome him today. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman -- the chair will entertain further requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman fro

then you take a cab from the p.a. checkpoint to the former hamas checkpoint which until october last year was operative, now it's just manned by another group of p.a. military. this next video is longer and gives you a whirlwind tour of the strip. it begins with a trip from the last checkpoint into gaza itself and then it moves north. to cover the northern territory, the towns of betlahean and betlahun and the refugee camp. we will move south from gaza city heading to another camp in the middle strip to eastern fields. we will continue south along the main road from the middle area of gaza to the southern area, first viewing some of the camp in town and then down to the southern most camp in the town of rafa. back up the main road north and finally a trip north the beechview with a side view to another camp. i will give you the video that is short for reasons of time, but i will give you as much as i file comfortable with. >> so we've just left the crossing area and are traveling on one of two routes into gaza city. t

[indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig . >>> welcome back. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures rebounding, from five degrees below average to one degree below average. enjoy the temperatures in the low to mid 60s. >>> :53. researchers observing falcon chicks atop pg&e quarters. this is a live look from the webcam right now where the three chicks hatched last month. the researchers will band the birds so they can track them once they leave the nest. if you'd like to watch them as they wake up and as dawn breaks, we have a link posted on our website, abc7news.com. >>> an effort under way to change sexual harassment policies. supporters calling for passage of a bill to prohibit employers from forcing employees to signing arbitration agreements. >> if it is passed, it will ensure that what happened to me and my co-workers will never happen again because it will prohib

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it apprs that prosecute, --e pruitt, .p.a. head, may have violated both of those ovisions. >> brangham: so the idea if you get a room or rental agreement well below market value, that's really the lobbying industry givg pruitt the gift. >> that's right. the difference between the market rate and th rate that pruitt paid would be considered a gift under the gft standard. >> brangham: understood. eric, you're the on, as i mentioned, that broke this story about the pipeline, that bridge inc. got. they got a waiver from the e.p.a. while pruitt was renng this room. can you tell us a little bit more about that situation? >> what the e.p.a. did was to tell the state department, which eds the power to issue what's ca presidential permit, because this is a paperline that was going to cross the international line between canada and the united states, the e.p.a. told the state department that it did not have serious environmental objections to that pipeline expansion, and that occurred in mrch of 2017 at the same time that pruitt s livin

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. >> the p.a. announcer dick callahan empties and had high prays. >> the parents are wonderful to bring them out in the competition is great. i can't tell what you a treat it is for me to be part of it. >> special olympics northern california offers free year-round training and competition programs nowhere for nearly 23,000 this wills. great job. >> so wonderful. all right well world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm ama daetz for kristen zee. >> for all of us here when we appreciate your time and see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. police officers shot in dallas. a civilian shot, too. our reporter on the scene at this hour with late reporting. >>> also tonight, president trump's personal physician under fire. the breaking news involving him tonight. he'd been picked to run the v.a. tonight, allegations of misconduct against the president's nominee, ronny jackson. what he's accused of doing. we have new reporting on this front, as well. >>> a

one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots p.a. says that while they start forming committees to negotiate the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to union medical advisors and insurance benefits. and other labor news workers supply is getting so tight in the rail sector that competitors union pacific and b.n. s.f. railway are both offering hiring bonuses as high as twenty five thousand dollars almost brasco based union pacific is offering signing bonuses up to fifteen thousand dollars for diesel mechanics twenty thousand for members of the train crew and twenty five thousand for diesel electric according to the lincoln star lincoln journal star aspiring diesel electricians can get ten thousand dollars for joining the apprenticeship for that position the wall street journal says that union pacific and b n.s.f. planned to hire a total of four thousand new workers this year to help them ease congestion while the rail system is seeing increased demand. the european commission v

science you mention the p.a. you're an e.p.a. award winner multiple award winner from the u.s. environmental protection agency have you noticed any changes under the top administration. well there clearly are a lot of announcements that have been made about trying to cut the budgets about trying to roll back some of the rules that were put in place in the previous administration we work on a day to day basis with a lot of the people with the crew and even some of the new people and much of that has not actually transpired yet and we're working to get our science to inform those future decisions as it has done in the past as it's done no matter who who's in power to really support stronger and smarter regulation of air pollution obviously the e.p.a. both scope to put is in the news but personnel in the. costing doubts over clean the air legislation in the wake of your report you do see any merits in in trying to rip up legislation united states. well i don't think anybody and i know congress will not consider undoing the clean air act the major law that we've had here since one

account the wind pattern and a lot of more accurately than the traditional model approved by the echltd p.a. and approved by the e.p.a. and what was the question? >> commissioner: how you modelled it and what causes that. sit a lack of air flow? >> just as the folks have pointed out you are putting the building that can -- it changes the patterns. that's why you see in the west courtyard you see a decrease but then in the central and east courtyard you see an increase because of the various air flow patd -- patterns. >> commissioner: in percentage of increase, can you qualify that. you have the numbers in the chart but -- >> so we're talking about the east courtyard -- >> commissioner: the central courtyard. >> okay. the increase there is .031 micrograms per cubic meter and the threshold the city established is .2. and if you would like to have a greater understanding of what that means, the clean air act and the federal clean air act both establish a pm .25 standard of 12. that includes background levels and everything. so the .2 threshold is the project's contribution to that overall amou

well there you heard him talking about the lack of reconciliation between fatah which dominates the p.a. here and indeed the p.l.o. and hamas in gaza as well as hamas there is no islamic jihad being represented here neither of those are actually currently members of the p.l.o. although there is some discussion about that about in the future trying to bring them in and there is no representation here either by the p.f. lp the popular front for the liberation of palestine so some of the constituent parts are boycotting here is what hamas says leader ismail haniya had to say a little earlier today. hamas confirms that any council that doesn't carry the unification idea of the palestinian ranks is a council that never expresses the whole of the palestinians it is a council hits the unity of our people and it's the organization and its legitimacy and its representation over all palestinians kerry and president abbas is a sincere sprightly eighty three i suppose we could say but oh is there a sense of people our thoughts on turning to who may well be his successor. well you have there been th

thank you for taking my call from here in montgomery county, p.a. >> may hoy home area, what's up >> caller: my question is about live nation. i bought the stock a few years ago. it's done well for me, but it's taken a hit since february and now the doj is going to look into it for antitrust issues is it time to sell now and take my winnings, hold through the storm? >> i saw that. i thought about michael rapinno. that, i don't like the justice department investigation oh, boy, i hate to tell you to ring the register because of what could happen with a doj review, so i'm going to tell you not to i'm going to tell you to hold on, take a long-term view. chad in georgia. >> caller: boo-yah, ski daddy. pandora's currently down about 60% from a 62-week high. with the rattle of spotify, would be smart to increase my position in pandora? >> no, no. increase your position in spotify. i can't believe it came this cheap, but they didn't do a traditional pop ipo. let's go to bill >> caller: i need your help crteo. the shares that tanked, they got creamed in december. they reported well, fourth q

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it will be 6 inches across the mountains in western p.a. 8 to 12 up across the higher elevations. 66. we will hang on to that wednesday in new york. then we cool back down without the snow with temperatures in the 40s and 50s by the end of the week. >>> a check of "cnn money." the second quarter kicks off today, but the market could start lower. china slaps tariffs on u.s. goods. investors fear a trade war. spotify is going public tomorrow. it is not like other ipos. spotify plans a direct listing. it will sell shares directly to investors which saves it hundreds of millions of dollars. >>> the department of justice twoon wants to abandon the case against microsoft over data pri privacy. the doj sued microsoft after it refused to hand over e-mails stored overseas. microsoft argued that doing so could violate international tr y tree -- treaty. it gives companies a way to object if the request conflict was foreign law. microsoft cheered the new law calling it a good compromise. >>> cvs is being sued for revealing the hiv status of 6,000 patients. cvs mailed letters to ohio in hiv's drug

the interesting thing about rural p.a., the republican there, three-fourths of his plan was about theat we can run on and the tax plan, guess what, it's not working for republicans. >> the president is running on his tougher immigration measures, tweeting over the weekend, quote, we're sealing up our southern border, the people of our country want safety and secure, the dems have been a disaster on this issue. you're concerned it's going to hurt republicans in the general election. >> illegal immigration is down to a 46-year low. so the idea that we have this invasion of people coming into the united states, illegal immigration has not been this low since the early 1970s, some of us on the panel were not even born at that time. i just think it's a bad issue and it turns off hispanics and hispanics have trending republican for years, what has turned them around has been this hard line immigration and particularly those people who oppose legal immigration. we can fix illegal immigration quite quickly, we need to give the chance to people to come and do work that americans won't take to

we will have 6 inches across the mountains in western p.a.there. 8 to 12 across the higher elevation. 66 is the warmest day on wednesday in new york. we cool back down with temperatures back in the 40s and 50s by the end of the week. >> mid week tease. down 25 degrees. thank you, ivan. >>> figures reveal violent crime in chicago >>> new figures reveal violent crime in chicago remains on a steady decline. march was the is 13th consecutive month of decline in gun violence. murders to date have dropped 22%. shootings, 25%. chicago police attribute the drop to hiring more officers and stronger community efforts including technology. thanks for joining us. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm renee marsh. "new day" starts right now. >> it is the largest deficit of any country in the history of our world. >> imposing new tariffs on nearly $3 billion of u.s. goods. >>

they gave up that narrative in p.a. 18 as an example there. it's just incredibly unpopular.pid. they understand it was a tax cut for the wealthy and that it ultimately will hurt them. at least we have issues that we can run on that have been resonating and they don't. >> both parties are now going through something where left is working against middle in the very democratic party itself. they're trying to find their voice. >> yeah. that is one danger of the democrat party thinking maybe this will be so easy because of trump. this is practically being handed to them. i do think they need to be careful not to assume they can go so far left because they'll lose a lot of people. what you want are anti-trump republicans, right of center people and independents to come out and vote for what they consider to be a reasonable democrat. you don't want them to say, my gosh, this whole thing is a mess, i think i'll just stay home that day. the democrats do run that risk. i understand the internal struggle within their party. >> thank you both. >>> tomorrow, join reverend al sharpton for

i will leave a card here that possibly a member of the board or a p.a. or an assistant will talk to under the circumstans.s >> thank you. thank you. sorry, your time is up, sir. [ gavel ]. >> do i have anymore public speakers? no. seeing none, public comment is clos closed. we'll move on. >> clerk: madam chair, this is the agenda calendar where everything is requested with one vote, but there is one to be severed. >> i will go ahead and ask for a motion to approve consend calendar with the exception of items 10-j and k. do i have a motion? >> second? >> let's call roll. all in favor? all opposed? let's go ahead and take item 10-j and k. >> they do have to do with establishing general parking limits on taraval at various locations. kristina, sam, and grace. >> thank you. two minutes, please, miss boomer. >> good afternoon. my name is kristina mcgee, and i'm a resident on the south side of taraval between 43rd and 44th avenues. concerning this proposal, i would again like to voice my opposition. while the planning group asserts that these blocks are busine

she is-- i guess it would be referred to as the cast p.a. sure you go where you're supposed to go. >> show glup oh, wow. >> and keep me inform gld do you need to be wrangled? are you difficult? >> he's not that bad. it's all about the show. >> stephen: oh, all about the show. a consummate professional. ( laughter ) so i've heard. ( laughter ) let me put that in the phrase of-- >> she's a good source. >> stephen: let me put that in the form of a question, "consummate professional?" do you-- what-- what-- what are we talking about? ( laughter ) oh, we were talking about coming-of-age movies. coming-of-age movies. you were in "less than zero." >> never really related to those films, except as a job. i really-- that's what they were for me. ( laughter ) but i didn't really -- >> stephen: what else would they have been to you? ( laughter ). >> to have an understanding under thaforthat experience thoe going through. >> stephen: speaking to your experience. what about "less than zero." you were in "less than zero." >> i was. >> stephen: that was a

the crowd is intensely loud when if not the p.a. system is entirely loud.aid it, this impacts about half the students in colorado. show you a small fraction gathered in his amphitheater. the colorado education association estimates about 833 million in underfunding to schools every single year. we spent some time with a denver public school teacher today in her classroom just to give you a view of what this is. she serves about 32 students with only 20 textbooks, has about three levels in that high school where she serves on each level there's only about one working bathroom, because the rest are crowded with sewage. every day after class has to grab a mop and a broom because the custodial staff has been deeply cut. teachers are frustrated and want answers from the stage legislature and also about 3,000 teacher vacancies here in colorado. teachers are -- [ muted ] -- won't be able to keep the jobs because of how low wages are here. we just heard the governor speak onstage and much more planned today. this follows events like [ muted ] west virginia virginia

george accepted position as executive vice president of keystone which became the p.a. coal mining association. was -- he joined aripa in 2015. mr. speaker, george ellis has been a highly respected resource in the pennsylvania coal industry and his knowledge is unparalleled. he's had an outstanding career and i wish him the best in his well-deserved retirement. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, eight weeks ago, a lone gunman entered the marjory douglas stoneman high school in parkland, florida, and within six minutes killed and injured. 17 dead, 17 injured in weeks since, i've stood alongside students at the march for lives in buffalo, new york, sat down and listened to students from schools across western new york, and participated in a town hall panel discussion by students for action. these students are respectful of the second amendment and of those good law-ab

when it happened in p.a. 18. they heard all about this is ancestor ealy democratic. none of these factors that we've seen where democrats have made thooez gains before. it's six now. it may get closer. we're looking at a 15-plus point swing. those things don't just happen. if you are a republican looking to hold the house and you are nervous about all of these, what you're seeing tonight, i think makes you more nervous than anything on this screen in arizona 8. >> that is why steve kornacki is the enemy of so many established sleep patterns on the part of our viewers. that is why he is the very best at the business of the big board. steve, thank you. fascinating numbers tonight. and on a night with so many headlines, we are so happy vis-a-vis that discussion to welcome back to our studio bill kristol. let's talk about that right there. this is what you've been sadly predicting for quite a while. what is it we're seeing in the capable hands of steve kornacki? >> assuming the republican wins the seat by about 4%, which seems the likeliest outcome, this will be objectiv

now it is just manned another group of p.a. military. this next video is longer and gives you a whirlwind tour of the strip and begins with the trip from the last checkpoint into gaza itself and then it moves north. to cover the northern territory, and the refugee camp. then we will move south from gaza city on the road heading to the camp in the middle section of the strip to eastern fields beyond. we continue south along the main road from the middle area of gaza to the southern area first viewing some of the camp in town and then down to the southernmost camp in the town of rafah. i make up the video short for reasons of time but it is much that i feel comfortable with. so we just let the crossing area and are traveling on one of two routes into gaza city. the sound would be typical traffic city, some commentary by the taxi driver now and then, little by me. now we're ending that journey to the city, approaching the beach. that journey takes about 20 minutes by car. now, so we're at the beach and turning south on the beach road. now i

but if a patient is willing to see a p.a., physician assist or person -- >> on the whole the team-wasted0% of physicians now work alongside advanced practice providers. and dr. mikes letter expects the trend to continue. >> i think it's good and healthy. and i think it's helping patients overall. >> medical -- and if you are considering a practice using an array of health care providers. make sure to check with the insurance company to make sure all of the professionals in the practice are actually in network and their services are all covered. >>> now to a warning about some popular salisbury staeks. conagra brands is recalling more than 135 pounds, 135,000 pounds of salisbury establishing o steak products. the udsda says the bang wet family size might be contaminated with bone or other materials. the affected items were produced march 10th of this year. they have a best buy date of september the 1st, 2019. printed on the package. >>> an australia turtle is on a new list of endangered represent tiles. check out the mary river turtle. that's not a punning rock hair style. it's green alga