paul simon are among the big names taking the stage.gle day tickets starts going on sell at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> sounds like fun. >> we'll see rain tomorrow until it is going to be off and on throughout this evening and tapering off over night. we'll have a chance of thunderstorms but all of that starts to clear out on friday morning. if you have friday afternoon plans that's looking good. saturday afternoon is when it gets iffy again. i will have a lot of updates about the timeline. >> we'll need them. >> yeah. we'll see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 a.m. and we are here at 7:00 and midday news at 11:00. >> have a great day. >>> right now on "california live," kim has gone off the deep end. i am taking a dip with the automatic kaqua litt lilies. shannon miller's biggest opponent is ovarian cancer. >> she's decorating with the pro. >> oh, i am eating the pro, too. >> the perfect summer scent from an an angel. >> the best place of m

i also took inspiration from paul simon, you know?g up in kenya, listening to the stuff we were listening to, graceland was... it was just a stop in history for us. and everyone gives paul simon a really hard time for, you know, did he come from america and steal all these african sounds... yeah, the idea that it was a crossover which was somehow superficial, or selling out, or... but i mean, i listened to that stuff, and hearing african traditional melody and harmony and rhythm with english lyrics on it, i mean, for us that was new ground. now, we're doing that every day now, but in 1988, that was mind—blowing. now i mentioned fela kuti in particular because of his activism, and the degree to which in your early years, and you've already referred to it, you make a point of singing songs which have clear messages for kenya and for the kenyan people. i'm thinking of a couple. let's start with the one which was entitled in english — of course it was in swahili, but the english translation would be kenya only. it was released in the ‘90s

and everyone gives paul simon a really hard time for, you know, did he come from america and steal all sounds... that idea that it was a crossover which was somehow superficial or selling out, or... but i mean, i listen to that stuff, and hearing african traditional melody and harmony and rhythm with english lyrics on it, i mean, for us that was new ground. now, we're doing that every day now, but in 1988, that was mind blowing. now i mentioned him in particular because of his activism, and the degree to which in your early years, and you have alluded to it, you make a point of singing songs which have clear m essa 9 es of singing songs which have clear messages for kenya and for the ca nyon messages for kenya and for the canyon people. i am thinking of a couple. let's start with the one which was entitled in english, it was in swahili but the title would be kenya 0nly, was in swahili but the title would be kenya only, and it became almost like a national anthem after the terrible al qaeda bombing of the us embassy in nairobi, which killed more than 200 people, when the nation came tog

paul simon closes out the festival on sunday and country star casey perform. >>> a lot of people start focusing on replacing their windows and that can be an expensive and overwhelming process. >> sometimes may be drafty. maybe they're rotting. there's a good chance you might need new wndte si window just in time for summer.y replaced all the windows in his home. he used a major brand to help walk him through the process from start to finish. consumer reports says choosing and installing replacement windows can be a bit overwhelming for homeowners. >> you want to make sure you're getting the right type for the climate and the area in which you live. >> that's why consumer reports tests focus on how well vinyl, wood, and composite windows stand up to the elements. first a wind resistance. >> it can be very tight when it's warm. when i gets cold, could it leak a lot. >> then rain. each window is showers with five hours of rain while showily increasing wind velocity until water leaks inside the window. it was the only window rated excellent in all of the performance tests. consumer report

paul simon closes out the festival on sunday along with kacey musgraves. we have the full lineup onor everyone at this concert series. >> if you knew every single one of those acts, i will give you a medal. there's at least one i've never heard of. >> there is one i did not know, mike. >> i'm just hoping it doesn't rain. when is it again? >> in august. >> it will rain, mike. >> probably this year. >>> here is a look at the embarcadero in san francisco from the radar perspective, it's green. the look from our tower cam. you can see it's wet. the rain is starting to make it down to the ground. by the time we get to 3:45, the rain is going to start unloading. let's hope it's a quick game at oracle park. the same thing for the watch party, it looks like rain will be possible, gates open at 4:00. the game starts at 5:00. bring your wet weather gear. sharks at the blues. all right. let's get over twet. are you hearing anything yet? >>> no new collisions. it is looking soggy around our cameras. drive for conditions today. it's been a while since we've had to deal

the next day, paul simon and casey musgraves among those names taking the stage. single day tickets start at $155 and go an sale at 10:00 this morning. so, time is ticking there, kari. >> yeah, really interesting to see that lineup. now, as we take a look at this storm that's moving through, now we have a little bit of a break. i wanted to show you some of the rainfall totals we've measured across parts of the bay area. in guerneville we had over two inches of rain, in los gatos hills, almost two inches. >>> danville, almost a half an inch, in oakley, you are getting .4 of rain. we're not done, as we check out the lake totals, about two.21 inches of rain in lake sonoma. fairfield close to an inch of rain. what we normally see throughout the whole month of may and we know there is more on the way. i will talk about the time line coming up and mike's commute, so far, pretty calm. >> it's very calm. we had more rain earlier, more spinouts reported. the sun came up. things were calming down, the visibility is better, folks are using extra caution there. the slick road

on sunday, paul simon and casey musgraves are among the names taking the stage. single day tickets start at $155 and go on sale at 10:00 this morning. kari, you have some time to get your tickets this year. >> are they safe for the rain to clear? >> that's probably what people will be doing sitting at work in front of the computer and it's raining outside off and on. so the rain we have been talking about has been definitely one we'll continue to talk about. because it's set a lot of new records. and in terms of how much rain we get on a daily basis for that day, we have our record of .29 in santa rosa. look how much we measure. we blew that record out of the water. over 2 inches of rain in santa rosa. we had other daily rainfall records set in oakland, livermore and san jose, that's a live look outside at the san mateo bridge, where the drivers are headed out the door, having to deal with more showers. >> that will be the case throughout the day as we see still spotty rain now and then another plast of some rain, potentially some thunderstorms for the afternoon.

dick durbin legal counsel to paul simon. mazie hirono was an attorney.ory booker served as a nonprofit attorney and senator kamala harris was the san francisco district attorney. independent, new jersey. caller: good morning. what is upsetting with me -- i am old enough to remember the 1974 hearings, republicans on one side, democrats on the others. there was no c-span then, but 24/7 coverage of the hearing. they were americans first. i am so upset, i cannot begin to tell you. think about what barr said. i am handicapped. i watched what the man said. the man was specifically asked, did you talk to mueller? no. did mueller say anything? no. did he have any comments to make? no. you are lying. host: you are talking about the news conference ahead of the release of the report? caller: the point is he spoke to mueller and said he never did. had anymueller never comment. all of a sudden i thought this group of people who kept their mouth shut during the whole 22 hearing, -- all of a sudden he gets the report and all of a sudden the comments come from the grou

paul: university of sydney professor of politics simon, thank you for joining us and the results continue to trickle in from the european union. you can turn to your bloomberg for more on this, go to tliv to get commentary and analysis. we will look at how geopolitical tensions from the e.u. to china and the u.s. are playing out in the markets for global investors. shery: we will be live in tokyo as trump touts progress ahead of trade talks with japan's prime minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ erg. ♪ paul: i am paul allen in sydney. shery: you are watching daybreak australia. we are seeing the latest headlines with the lead candidate to the presidency of the european commission speaking now. he is saying the socialists must be humble and is urging progressive forces to work together. this coming on the back of the european parliament elections. we are seeing the results, strong performance from the brexit party of nigel farage in east england. we have seen liberal democrats winning in london. we are seeing trickle of coming out. we saw the first casualty with greece's government. soon as

this isn't robbing peter to pay paul it is robbing peter to pay paul thomas simon and probably ikea's. instead of focusing on how we can raise taxes on hard-working americans to create a program we should be focusing on new ways to empower businesses to provide the patently benefits we know they want to be able to provide. this includes continuing existence existing incentives making it easy for small businesses to band together to provide these benefits. we keep hearing at hearings like this one that employees will only pay half the tax because their employer would pay the other half. in reality can you speak to where the other half which is considered to be the employer where that comes from? >> the economic consensus is that any costs associated with employing someone will come down to that employee themselves. we've heard from small business owners carry lucas herself that employs about 25 women said even though she already has a paid family leave policy this act would cause her to change the policies she has and have to reduce compensation for those workers, whether it is lower w

paul, thomas, simon and probably za keys, too. i understand of figuring how to tax hard working pay toyed toyed paid ray we should empower the hard working americans to pay the bifurcates they want to pri. this including incentives and making it easier for small businesses to band together to provide these benefits. ms. grerlds we keep hearing in hearings like this and a one on social security that employees only pay half the tax because the employer would pay the other half. in reality can you speak to where the other half would -- is considered to be the employer's share where it would come from. >> yes. the economic consensus is always any cost associated with employing somebody, the burden will come down to that employee themselves. and we have heard from small business owners kari lucas herself who employs about 25 women said even though she will already has a paid family leave policy this act would cause her the new hire taxes would cause her to change the policy she has and have to reduce compensation for the workers whethe

sean simon lost his seat, paul brannan lost his seat, all of whom have been strong advocates in the labourt to remain in the european union and i hopejeremy corbyn will learn the lessons of this election, but i don‘t think eliminating good meps, who, frankly, some senior people in the party have treated as roadkill, is the way forward. we appreciate your time today. thank you very much. more now on our story on council budgets and social care, with councils across britain struggling to deal with increased demand and huge cuts to their funding from central government. a report from the institute for fiscal studies says spending on council services has been cut by more than a fifth over the past nine years, though councils have been trying to protect care services for adults and children. separate research analysed by the bbc has identified eleven local authorities which have been warned that they risk exhausting their cash reserves unless they cut spending or get an increase in funding. the government says it will set out reforms to the social care system at the earliest opportunity, and it

by simone a couple of dorsey is 37 years old and works as a caretaker in a minister paul nursing home in ma in eastern italy he doesn't want to be filmed at work he's a well known laker supporter and his employer the city's leftwing mayor has his eye on him. he calls his fascists nazis and all that what he doesn't get is are not a racist i only have something against the criminals who come to my homeland. much about it's actually a tranquil place. but last year it attracted national attention after a nigerian was suspected of murdering an 18 year old italian woman. then a right wing radical. went out and randomly shot at anyone with dark skin. like abbas salvini was under no illusions about who was morally responsible for the violence the european union's refugee and migration policies were flooding the country with illegal immigrants. even many migrants certainly rini don't let anybody else in their already too many. salvini is rhetoric went down well in much editor in the parliamentary elections but leggett jumped from less than one percent to almost 21 percent of the vote and it's

also have from the federal trade commission chairman joseph simons, he's been chairman since may of 2018. he was previously a partner at paul weiss, where undoubtedly he made more money. he was co-chair of the firm's antitrust group. he's a graduate of cornell and georgetown law. let me say a few words, then i'll call on my colleague, senator coons. as indicated today we're convening the first hearing for the financial services and general government subcommittee for fiscal year 2020. i'd like to welcome my colleague, senator coons and all members of the committee and i'm pleased to be working with them. i look forward us to taking a collaborative approach to these hearings and to our 2020 appropriations bill. our subcommittee may be small dollar-wise but we are mighty and we are committed to saving taxpayer money and spending hat we spend wisely. these commissions serve the american economy and promote private sector growth. the f.t.c., hugely important agency, the nation's top cop on the consumer beat. we want to make sure they're using their resources as efficiently as possible. i don't mean to suggest that you are not b