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team teal is cutting tie was paul martin.n unconditional waivers today to buy out the final year of his contract. this will free up $3 million in cap space. he joined the sharks in 2015 and played a key role in the run to the stanley cup appearance in 2016. the a's turning to double play to windy city. playing a double head are after the rainout yesterday. top two for franklin ber et o with a three hundred shot. 22nd straight road game with a home run for oakland 4-0. and scoring in unconvention way. fichgt anyone strikes out with two occupants. chris davis come union down. making it 8-0. kapping off the game with a another three-run homer. oakland takes game one. the final 11-2. game two of the double dip first inning matt olson with a base hit. matt joyce scores from second. the a's starting where they left off leading 1-0. the white sox answer in the second. omar with a the base hit off chris bassett the. 2-1 sox right now leading 5-2 in the second inning. >>> nascar roars into the wine country this weekend with the toyota

. >>> cutting ties with paul martin, sharks placed the 27-year-old defenseman on unconditional waiverse final year of his contract. this will free up a little more than $3 million in cap space. martin joined the sharks in 2015 and played a key role in 2016. >>> that is a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend. >>> the sun was up an hour ago. 14:46 of daylight today and it will be a sizzling day in the east bay. oakland should see a high today well into the 80s once again. but you head east, and it is over 100 degrees. so we're talking not only excessive heat in our east bay valleys, but look how quickly it warms up today. 8:00, we're in the 70s. by 10:00, we're in the 80s. and look at the 90s by noontime. and then for the afternoon, it is quite oppressive in the livermore valley and pleasanton, so on do try to stay cool. and it looks nice here in sfwran. it will be warm here. the warmer day of the weekend is today for san francisco, but tomorrow the sea breeze is back. in fact late tonight, we are looking at fog creeping up from the south. live doppler 7 shows we're looking

. >>> cutting ties with paul martin, sharks placed the 27-year-old defense man on uncondition able waiversey could buy out the final year of his contract. this will free up a little more than $3 million in cap space. martin joined the 145sharks in 5 and played a key role in 2016. >>> that is a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend. >>> you probably heard about the heat already. we've been advertising it for days. and for my east bay hills camera, it was shaking a bit with winds up to 20 and 25 miles per hour already in that offshore direction, but at the surface, winds are calm and that is why we'll heat up so quickly. and as we do, the air quality declines rapidly. so spare the air alert today with the porest air quality in the inland east bay and the south bay. so we're looking at relative humidity anywhere from 10% to 20 on%. and temperatures once again over 100 degrees. but as we look outside right now, you will notice the flag is not moving. so we are looking at the rapid warm-up. and temperatures already in some spots well into the is 60s. but at the coast, we're in the 4

. >>> cutting ties with paul martin, sharks placed the 27-year-old defense man on unconditional waivers of his contract. this will free up a little more than $3 million in cap space. martin joined the sharks in 2015 and played a key role in 2016. >>> that is a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend. >>> good saturday morning to you. looking from the east bay hills camera, 102 yesterday at the concord airport. and we'll go warmer today in livermore because the heat is on already. high pressure is building in and the quick warm-up under way. so by 9:00, still in the 70s, but by 11:00, you're in the upper 80s. how about that 1:00 temperature, 97 degrees. looks like 103 by 3:00. and then look what happens at 7:00, it is 90 still out there. so the relief comes tonight for the coast in the form of some fog. and a live look outside from the pier 39 camera, alcatraz, clear conditions where the water temperature in the low to mid-50s. so we will have that 40 degree spread today from half moon bay to the inland valleys. the offshore winds in the upper elevations of the north and east b

president trump decide tsded to try to make this part of the russia investigation go away by pardoning paul martin. now that manafort is charged in a joint indictment alongside russian citizen konstantin kilimnik, the prosecution and the investigation that goes with it could no longer be stopped simply by trump pardoning manafort. to stat stop this part of the investigation. trump has to pardon konstantin kilimnik, a russian citizen, russian intelligence operative. and i know trump is willing to push the envelope but that seems unlikely. if you step back from this, this is just -- this is just a remarkable moment, right in u.s. political history. you might remember the day before the trump inauguration, "the new york times" had this amazing report. the new president about to be sworn in the next day, caught up in a counterintelligence investigation into links between people associated with him and russia. and russia had just attacked our election to help him. quote, the counterintelligence investigation centers at least in part on the business dealings that some of the president-elect past and pre

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. the president doubling down on false claims that the democrats are blame for the thousands of immigrant children being separated from their families. >>> and pending trial. wild the when the wakes up -- while the president wakes up at the white house, his former campaign manager, paul manafort, is waking up in the vip section of a jail. >>> and backlash. chinese state media not holding back, blaming the president for slapping tariffs on chinese goods. you're in the "cnn newsroom." >>> president trump is repeating his false claim that the widely criticized practice of separating immigrant children from their parents at the mexican border is the democrats' fault. this morning he tweeted this -- "democrats can fix their forced family breakup at the border by working with republicans on new legislation for a change. this is why we need more republicans elected in november. democrats are good at only three things -- high taxes, high crime, and obstruction. sad." >> again, a tweet from the

. >> are third witnesses paul martin. inspector general of nassau. prior to this appointment he served as the deputy department of justice in the office of inspector general. he has a bachelor of arts in journalism from pennsylvania state university thank you for being here. vital witness is mr. daniel dunn bacher. executive director of the american institute of aeronautics, or a iaa. i served three years in germany. i thought that's how i pronounce her name. is the administrator of nasa's human aspiration and operations mission directorate. he earned his bachelor degree in mechanical engineering from purdue on a masters in the university of alabama in huntsville. yes completed the senior managers and government program at harvard. i want to recognize's chaplain for five minutes. >> chairman and ranking members, thank you for inviting me to discuss schedule performance of nasa's largest project. since we began our assessments of major projects we have seen estimate progress. her most recent review found that performances worsened after several years

i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell.esident trump blaming him for his own administration policy changes. >> separation of children at the border with their parents. this has become a bargaining chip for grags it seems. >> protests continue across the country and a few hours more than half dozen lawmakers will tour facilities along the u.s. and mexico border. >> president trump is head to go capitol hill on tuesday to talk immigration with house w republicans. luis gutierrez is with us. some have settled in chicago. congressman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> what is your reaction over what we have seen the last 48 hours? >> wow. i can't think in my life what is the most transformative moment in my life if not the day my wife gave birth to my two beautiful daughters and i still remember that moment so vividly when the doctor placed them in my arms. i can't think of a better greater more transformative moment and to think that children are being ripped from parents' arms. to think of my daughters being on on

our third witness is honorable paul martin. inspector general of nasa. prior to this appointment, mr. martin served as deputy inspector general of u.s. department of justice in the office of inspector general. mr. martin owns a bachelor of arts in journalism from pennsylvania state university and doctor from georgetown university law center. thank you for being here. our final witness today is mr. daniel dumbocker, the executive director of the american institute of aeronautics and astronaut icks. >> he served as associate administrator of systems development division of nasa's human exploration and -- he earned degree in mechanical engineering from purdue and masters in business administration from huntsville and completed senior manager's in government program at harvard university. i'd like to recognize miss chaplain for five minutes to present her testimony. >> thank you for inviting me today to discuss the cost and schedule performance of nasa's largest project. since we began our assessments of major projects ten years ago, we have zenanas make pro

our third witness today is the honorable paul martin, inspector general of nasa. prior to this appointment mr. martin as the deputy inspector general at the u.s. department of justice. mr. martin has a bachelor of arts in journalism from pennsylvania state university and a jury is doctorate from georgetown university law center. our final witness is mr. daniel dumbacher, executive director of the american institute of aeronautics. has previously served as the associate administrator of the inspiration systems development division of nasa's human exploration and operations mission direct ate. mr. dumbacher earned his bachelor's degree from pursue university and masters degree in the business administration from the university of alabama. he has completed the senior managers in government program at harvard university. so i would like to recognize ms. chaplain for five minutes to present her testimony. the chaplain: chairman babin, ranking member, chairman smith and ranking member johnson, thank you for inviting me to discuss the cost and schedule performance of nas

our third witness is the honorable paul martin. inspector-general of nasa. prior to this, mr. martin served as the deputy inspector-general at the u.s. department of justice in the office of inspector general. mr. martin holds a bachelor of arts in journalism from pennsylvania state university. and a jurist doctor from georgetown university law center. thank you for being here. our final witness today is mr. daniel dunnbacher, the executive director of american institute of aeronautics and astronaughtics, is it mr. dunnbacher, i thought so, mr. dun dunnebacher has previously served as the associate administrator of the expiration systems development investigation of nasa's human exploration and operations mission doctorate. mr. dunnbacher earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from purdue and a masters in administration from university of alabama in huntsville and has completed the senior managers in government program at harvard university. so i'd like to recognize ms. chaplain for five minutes to present her testimony. >> chairman babbin, ranking membera, cha

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. president trump wakes up at the white house this morning, paul manafort, his former campaign chairman, is waking up in the vip section we're told of the northern regional jail in virginia. >> we don't know what that means to be in the vip section but he arrived there last night. this was video captured after his bail was provoked. he may remain in jail until his trial starts in september. >> president trump called the treatment of manafort unfair. then hours later his attorney giuliani says pardons could be in the pipeline if the president thinks his former staffers are prosecuted unfairly. >> my advice to the president of the united states, as his lawyer, not as a government lawyer, is no pardons. it would completely change the momentum that we have right now because it's very strong right now. you can see the polls moving in the president's favor and against mueller. >> why did you suggest it? >> i didn't. what i said was after the investigation is over, then it has to be considered

paul. >> i'm martin savidge -- >> good to have you with us. >>> the situation is causing confusion in washington, anguish from the border, religious discussions -- we're talking about the separation of families and children at the u.s.-mexico border. >> at least 2,000 immigrant children were separated from their parents since the april period. the government issued a zero-tolerance policy for adults caught crossing the border illegally. part of the policy includes the controversial practice. what is happening to these parents and children once nay get here? ed lavandera reports from south texas. >> reporter: it's hard to see people moving through the thick south texas vegetation. the rio grande rolls by just beyond the treeline, and then just like that, they appear out of the brush. a small group of undocumented immigrants walking into a public park. we came across this group of undocumented immigrants in mission, texas. two adults, four children, just finished crossing the rio grande a while ago. now they're in the custody of border patrol. this group is actually made up of three different grou

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. know what that means, but -- >> it's the weekend. you're here, thank you. sorry. >>> president trump a week later attempting to disapprove reports that he didn't get along with world leaders at the g7 summit. you may remember the fophotos. he tweeted pictures saying, "i have a great relationship with angela merkel of germany, but the fake news media only shows the bad photos, implying anger of negotiating and agreement where i am asking for things that no other american president would ask for." >> it was a tense start to the week. however, with the president at odds with some of the u.s.' closest allies with trade policies that might, might have just gotten worse, the president decided to slap tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese products, sparking concerns of a trade war that could potentially damage the global economy. as a result of the trade policy, china promised to reliate with their own -- retaliate their own set of tariffs that take place july 6th. >> cnn correspondent mat

paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell.he democrats are blame for the thousands of immigrant children being separated from their families. >>> and pending trial. wild the when the wakes up -- while the president wakes up at the white house, his former campaign manager, paul manafort, is waking up in the vip section of a jail. >>> and backlash. chinese state

martin savidge. >> i'm christi paul. >>> holding on line one? kim jong-un.resident trump teases a possible call with the north korean dictator tied. >> a dilemma facing reporters how to accurately cover the president without giving more oxygen to his false claims. >>> late in the hour, a priceless father's day gift. a 132,000 bill for a smash statue. your "new day" starts right now. first up this morning, democrats mobilizing, responding forcefully to president trump blaming him for their own policy change. >> the separation of children's from parents at the border becoming a bargaining chip it seems. becomes such as senator ron widwide wid wid widenwiden says -- they will tour facilities along the u.s./mexico border and stop in texas as protests continue all over the country. >> we are going to let this -- no! no! no, we are not going anywhere! >> here is cnn correspondent ed lavandera with a look what is ahead. >> reporter: while the trump administration remains unapologetic in its support the way it's rolled out the so-called zero tolerance policy for und

medically enter into a draw for this fish or fish well cup for paul also join an ounce like good luck well i think the german photographer not martins will support the german team like me but his higher grades above all for ard st out in fact and for that but then as a really good place to be you can find graffitti all over town forms more pieces to huge murals we went on a very special city to a with a photographer and learned more about the history of street out here. german are to spend vatican painted this mural called the world tree in one nine hundred seventy five but it's days are numbered offices will be built directly in front of it's this mural first part norbert martin's interest in photography. or at least if you move your city is like a museum or if you like go through the city and discover a really great pictures i famous artists that's what fascinates me because. for example gert noir has his murals this one title phoenix was finished in one nine hundred eighty nine. this portrait was chiseled into the fire wall by portuguese artist fields. street artist a farmer of some works disappear others reappear like this one b

and in another tweet aimed at the attorney general, father martin tweeted, disgraceful, do not use st. paulf cruelty. st. pall was an apostle not of laws, we are not justified by laws, he says, in romans, but an apostle of a person, jesus christ, the one who said, i was a stranger and you did not welcome me. father anthony o'connor will join us next from brownville, texas. he is at that facility we visited last night and father o'connor has visited with many of the boys in that facility every week. we'll be right back with father anthony o'connor. this is important for people with asthma. yes. it's a targeted medicine proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, and lower oral steroid use. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. fasenra™ is designed to work with the body to target and remove eosinophils. fasenra™ is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with severe eosinophilic asthma. don't use fasenra™ for sudden breathing problems or other problems caused by eosinophils. fasenra™ may cause headache, sore throat, and allergic react

and in another tweet aimed at the attorney general, father martin tweeted, disgraceful, do not use st. paulunjust laws and acts of cruelty. st. pall was an apostle not of laws, we are not justified by laws, he says, in romans, but an apostle of a person, jesus christ, the one who said, i was a stranger and you did not welcome me. father anthony o'connor will join us next from brownville, texas. he is at that facility we visited last night and father o'connor has visited with many of the boys in that facility every week. we'll be right back with father anthony o'connor. [thoughtful sigh] still nervous about buying a house? a little. thought i could de-stress with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. that's really good to know. i should clean this up. i'll get the dustpan. behind the golf clubs. get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. and we got to know the friends of our friends.r the friends. and we found others just l

. >> father james martin, editor at large of "america" magazine. when the house speaker paul ryan was asked if he thought scott pruitt should step aside over ethics concerns, here's what he said. >> are you confident given all the ethics violations -- >> frankly, i haven't paid that much attention to it. i'm glad with the regulatory position they've taken. i don't know enough about what pruitt has or has not done to give you a good comment. >> dana milbank argues this is a pattern by ryan and other republicans acting ignorant to save face and in some cases, maybe even their seat in congress. dana is joining us right now. i want you to elaborate to this charge you're delivering directly against the retiring speaker of the house. >> you look at when he says something about that. like he's not really aware what's going on with scott pruitt. you don't have to be second in line to the presidency to have some awareness of this major scandal. just tune in to cnn for a couple of minutes a day and you'll get a pretty good fill on what's been going on with scott pruitt. i went back and

martin o'malley is ash . >> he is, have you ever met him. >> i never met the guy. >> you have to s impartial, he's a dush. i agree with the fbi. fbi got oneright. >> i hope pauls andn crashes i blaze ofglory. television off, turn it off, the turn io t off. you remember a couple months ago when one of o reporters up tenleytown doing man on the street interview right after theistmas and ran into eric holder. >> no. >> out there and videoent arou returning giftser roc holder went up to crew what are you guys talng about. we put him on. >> people thought we didn't know eric holder was. rea eric holder just like us returning gifts. >> he was such an to earth person. i didn't think i would agree one of thethis things guys spot on. i used to yell the same ing on eric holder game in. >> lindsay graham got sassy on cnn with message for critics who ripped him for working with trump on relations with north korea and onrussia. >> i d give a -- if you don'te like working with world a better place, i don't give a >> one more time. >> if you don't lik me working with president trump to makerl e d a better place --. >> i'm guessing he was saying sugar, i don't know. >> sugar

martin is a jesuit priest. thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >>> we're expecting a ruling from a district court judge on paul manafort.e could leave court in handcuffs. what do you have there? p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. but as it grew bigger and bigger,ness. it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> a judge is just minutes away from making a rulg in the latest case against paul manafort. but this one is going to be a biggie. manafort is accused of witness tampering, allegations which could land him in jail at any time now. manafort's been under house arrest sinc