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this is a space project by microsoft co-founder, paul alan.it's designed to carry a rocket up to 35,000 feet, and the rocket separates and boosts satellites into orbit. the plane is powered by six boeing 747 engines. the first rocket launch could happen as early as 2019. >>> and then a question personal loans. michael finney has the answer. >> if i wanted to seek out a personal loan where should i go? what is the best route? which bank? which lending company? what do you recommend? >> hey, deb, good question. the deal is where the deal is. financial institutions are changing their offerings all the time so you will need to shop around. to do that you need to know your credit score. that will determine your interest rate. if you have good credit, i want you to consider looking at a 0% interest credit card. some are interesting 0% for nearly two years now, and that's a deal that is tough to beat. good luck and thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it with us on so

paul says overcast 61 brentwood. alan in lower lake says it's hot, clear and 60.linda says breezy conditions with winds up to 21. i rely rely on my weather watchers to help me with my microclimates. clouds at the coast, clearing in concord, clayton and walnut creek. fairfield you have clear skies. san jose overcast. very thin at this hour. today pans out to be warmer than it was yesterday due to earlier burnoff. friday and saturday additional warming. the 4th of july will be summery typical summertime weather pattern. so high pressure is building in. as it does so, we're not going to see that robust sea breeze as we have been seeing. so that onshore flow will begin to thin. here's the afternoon today. plan on eating outside at justin herman plaza. you will have the peeks of sunshine before the clearing. only partial clearing today at daly city at best. we fill back in but notice not as widespread tomorrow morning just about at this time. earlier burnoff on friday all the way through the weekend, as well. so let's play it out like this today. for the big travel day

. >> who is right paul butler or alan dershowitz. >> alan dershowitz most respectfully.re is why. even if trump said these things, it is not a subjective standard on how comey felt if comey felt he was ordered or directed because he wasn't. trump is allowed to fire comey, point-bla point-blank. trump is also allowed to say, hey, i hope you let this go. he's allowed to say prosecute or not prosecute. the question, how do i reconcile what professor dershowitz says, the question is did trump have corrupt intent. and joy, we have no corroborating evidence of that right now. it's not like clinton with the blue dress. there has to be more evidence at this point. >> professor dershowitz was actually my cripple law professor and here is why he was wrong. corrupt intent is ordering the vice president, the attorney general, jared kushner and reince priebus to leave the room. >> to have privacy. >> to have a private conversation that you know we're doing wrong will that's what we prosecutors call consciousness of guilt. as far as trump dn' know about washington ways, he's ignorant,

we also have former united states senator and his wife paul kirk here tonight and former embassadors alan solomon, nicklaus burns and several members of the new england course. join me in welcoming them for all their troubles. [applause] >> so after the first hour of dialogue, there will be a chance for question and there are microphones on either aisle as you get up and ask those. if you don't want to get up or in the other room or if you're streaming, you can also just tweet us at jfklibrary. we will do the best to answer as many as we can. after the event, agreed to sign books. you have them, great, if not the bookstore has them. if you're interested in having a book signed, go out at the end, my left, your right. if you already have that are not interesting in line go out my right, your left just to help the traffic flow to go to go smoothly for that. if you haven't read this yet, this is a treasure. this just -- the american spirit who we are and what we stand for, there are so many features here. if i had an hour i would just ask the questions for an hour but i do want to introduce

bush library or foundation we have former united states senator and his wife paul kirk here tonight and former ambassador alannicholas burns, and several members of the new england counsel general course so join me in thanking all of them for their trouble. [applause] so there will be -- after first hour of dialogue there will be a chance for questions and microphone on either aisle as you can get up and ask those but if you don't want to get up or in the other room or if you're streaming you can also just tweet us at jfk library. so literally stay in your seat, and then somebody will read the question or you can get up and line, and do the best to answer as many as we can. after the event, this will be called graciously agreed to sign books so if you have them great, if not bookstore has them. if you're interested in -- having a book signed, go out at the end my left, your right -- if you already have that or not interested in waiting in line go out my right, your left just to help the traffic flow to go -- to go smoothly for that. if you haven't read this yet, this is a treasure. this just -- the american s

alan: si no me equivoco despuÉs de paul mccartney, es de las personas que mÁs gana en el reino unido.rorizó a pasajeros durante dos horas. la nave tardo ese tiempo para volver a suelo australiano desde donde partiÓ. el piloto le ha pedido a los viajeros al menos en dos ocasiones que regresaran mientras intentaba ponerlos a salvo. tambiÉn se vio obligado a cambiar su ruta otro aviÓn pero en territorio estadounidense. una pasajera tratÓ de abrir una puerta de emergencia en pleno vuelo. lo que llevÓ al piloto aterrizar en un aeropuerto de texas antes de llegar a houston. segÚn varios pasajeros la mujer lucÍa alterada antes de desatar el accidente y debiÓ ser neutralizada por una oficial y uno de los viajeros. en nuestro recorrido por latinoamÉrica, lÍderes opositores estÁn en el gran trancazo convocado por el movimiento estudiantil de venezuela. la idea es no abandonar la calle, entre tanto lilian denuncia que su esposo leopoldo lÓpez, encarcelado desde el 2014, lleva mÁs de 20 dÍas sin poder ver a su familia ni a sus abogados. arrestan a los posibles responsables del atentado en bogotÁ.

alan: quÉ pasÓ con lo que dijo paul ryan en cnn?ema. esto lo dijo hace tres meses? satcha: el propio presidente donald trump dijo que tratarÍa el tema de daca con cuidado. quÉ pasa aquÍ? vamos a verlo desde un punto de vista polÍtico. la solicitud de la cena jeff sessions, el procurador general. sabemos que jeff sessions tiene un historial de serantiinmigrante, de tomar una postura muy fuerte contra la comunidad indocumentada. la respuesta que podrÍa brindar quizÁ el presidente, se deslinda harÍa si es a favor de esta solicitud que hacen los estados. quÉ pasa con estos jÓvenes? no puede seguir estudiando, no pueden trabajar. no pueden contribuir a sus familias. alan: pierden los trabajos que tienen actualmente, porque ya no tendrÁn permisos de trabajo. son 800.000 jÓvenes, sabre cuÁntas personas son? muchas de estas personas, la mayorÍa, estÁn dándole un beneficio a este paÍs, estÁn haciendo que crezca este paÍs y estÁn haciendo algo mejor por este paÍs. satcha: algunos se preguntan cuÁles la alternativa que ofrecen los estados que

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