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un peri elongreso actÚe antes de finalizar el programa.gracias por esta informaciÓn, vamos a estar muy pendientes de esta comparecencia del presidente trump. ha sido un problema donde ha habido muchÍsima repercusiÓn dentro de las filas del partniv internacional. todo parece responder a esa presiÓn de esos medios polÍticos que han tomado esta decisiÓn como sabemos hace aproximadamente dos horas y media el presidente decÍa que estaba trabajando en algo muy importante, posiblemente sea esta acciÓn ejecutiva. carolina: recordemos que todo esto sucede horass de que decÍa que todo estaba en manos del congreso y despuÉs escuchamos las crÍticas nacionales e internacionales que le decÍan que con una se dio cuenta que con su firma podÍa hacerlo. borja: seguimos hablando del drama de la separaciÓn de las familias. seguramente ustedes recuerdan los audios que publicamos ayer delirios  desesperados que lloraban por ver a su familia. han causado gran revuelo y ha provocado un verdadero terremoto en las redes sociales. ella es allison, una lidia salvado

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od afterquestion peri the talk we will have a microphone. i will field the question. identify yourself once the microphone arrives. in other words, no long-winded statements before you ask a question. with that, let me have things over to oren cass. [applause] thank you very much, bryant. that was the official first plug for the book. thank you all so much for coming. thank you for rescheduling for today and not tomorrow. i want to talk about the paper that came out just over a week ago that looks at the way that climate costs are actually estimated. it is important to distinguish that this is not a talk about climate science. i think most climate sce actuallyte good. if you've read the literature they tend to be fairly conservative. they're doing a lot of important work. peopleblem comes when interested choose to take those findings and translate them into things that sound very scary. that is what i would call climate economics. you have to start with greenhouse gas emissions, then a translate that to a temperature translate thata to actual changes in our environmen

tariffs are felt the touch of butler al-jazeera peris hundred fifty somalian migrants have returned home from libya as part of a un repatriation program libyan police arrested them as they try to cross the mediterranean to europe the international organization for migration says up to six hundred thousand migrants in libya are at risk of abuse detention and torture united nations and libya's urging warring parties to take more precautions to protect civilians suffering from water food and medicine shortages in the eastern libyan cities controlled by several armed groups some links to al qaeda fighting is collated in april when the self-proclaimed libyan national army launched an offensive to capture. tens of thousands of argentinians of rallied against the government's economic policies they want more jobs and cuts to food prices and they're angry at the government's decision to turn again to the international monetary fund for help that is about reports from. thousands of people from all around the country went to the presidential palace to demand jobs and an emergency budget to help th

hardening in many countries those who do make it to europe may find they're even less welcome al-jazeera peris. immigration is also a divisive issue in germany where chancellor angela merkel is battling to save her government dominic cain has that story. these are difficult days for angela merkel the coalition government is at a crossroads brought there by a route over immigration with her interior minister horst zeal for he's one of her strongest allies on the center right with his very invasive christian social union c.s.u. the sister party to her c d's he wants her to change course she does not suppose anything to be in a god but soon throughout i personally think illegal immigration is one of the big challenges for the european union so i don't believe we should act unilaterally we should not act in an uncoordinated way and we should not act at the expense of third parties but the c.s.u. and zero offer disagree vehemently they want to abandon the scheme in place since merkel open the borders in twenty fifteen allowing in more than a million refugees instead they say germany must be prepare

etch peri it's going to blanket the interior and southern part of the island. it's been more than a month since kilauea first erd. more than 450 homes have been destroyed on the big island. >>> still ahead, some star power at stanford graduation. words of wisdom from a lhollywod star who is part of a hit nbc show. >>> it has been a cool, breezy weekend. check out concord tomorrow. temperatures into the 80s with 90s and maybe even close to 100 degrees by the end of the week. the time line on a big warm-up when we come back. graduated fro >>> thousands of students graduated from stanford university today and were treated to hollywood star we it began with the usual wacky walk. a lot of people dressing up in costumes for the school's non-traditional processi into the stadium. sterng k. brown who stars in nbc's massive hit show "this is us" delivered the commencement address. he joked about how he wasn't qualified to give the speech. he had sage advice for the young graduates. >> beware of bareness of a busy life. have you contemplated the importance of stillness?

king said, we will either learn to come together ae br and sisters, or we will peri together as foolsorter: anothvi l, this ne at a public square near the capital. people told signs that read, "we are artbroken, annapolis strong, and stop attacks on the free press." >> i want the rhetoric to stop, blaming people who may be a little unstable. >> reporter: momentslater, the crowd walks in solidarity as they quietly pay tribute. >> there is an authenticity of love. >> people can eally come together during these times. >> shomari stone with that report. annapolis mour , we are learning more about the victims. many worked at the apital" for years. rob hisen was 6'5", larger than life. e has a big heart and was a mentor to young reporters. he's been called a philosopher and poet. maria and her husbandeg as radio reporters. they have three children, now grown >>adults. o matter what thator soph, violent man did, is charged with doing, the 34ememo of rob hiaasen will live on. and i know that. >> she says, somehow, her family will get through this because rob would have wanted that. we are sha

pery protected information or personally identifiable information i one of things that often trips us up. so figuring out how we can get the information to help us understand these services without, you know, revealing personal information is one of the biggest challenges, not just this city, but many cities are ng i j>>t wanted to add to t statement that as part of the outreach for the evaluation, we actually submitted to all the companies we were working with an industry survey to help us understand and several of the companies actually provided a lot of helpful information that colors how theirervis work. so i just want to sort of applaud the goo faith effort that several companies did. rector do h questions? >> inow you might have mentioned robots and drones, but heard recently that they migh have helicopter-type picks to take people from f overall flying the. objects -- i think tha more of the future, sadly, than we're worried about the street space. i don't know how -- what kind of jurisdiction or how that will play for us to regulate, if it's in the airut not in the air. so i m

regarding the notification peri period, it was summed up in the opening remarks, but the notifications are 10 or 20 day so we looked at 20 as appropriate. appropriate. >> finally, i'd like to mention, you know, as our overall process improvement of removing applications to be online. right now our applications are paper-based. one of those applications would be for discretionary review itself. right now to file a cautionary review, if you want to do that once you have noticed, you have to come to our office between monday through friday to drop that off. when we move it online, you could file at 24/7. agn, when yolook at the full package of bringing the notification online, you look at the fact that we have preapplication on the fact that we have the board of appeals to appeal the apartment after the notification period and you look at the ability to file more of these requests online. of the difference between 20 and 30 days is not a demonstrable increase to weigh in. that is why the planning department felt it was reasonable and appropriate to suggest a 20 day period as a uniform sta

it has, and terestingly not slowed the president down in terms of peri and seeking peaceto abroad. it's amazing how much the president has been able to achieve given the daily attacks magnified by the mainstream media from the democrats and his critics, and i think mr. giuliani is absolutely right. host: let me quickly go back to this "washington post" story that broke this morning. trump associate revealing new contact with the russian national with the 2016 campaign. were there any other meetings that took place that you now remember that took place in 2016? guest: none that i can recall. i did not recall this one. it was so innocuous. and, again, i want to be clear. i declined any effort to purchase information or to pass this information on to donald trump. let's get to your book called "stone's rules: how to win at politics, business and style." let me be clear. guest: this is absolutely true. you can read it constantly and see it on msnbc. let me be clear. i had no advanced knowledge of the source, content, or the exact disclosure timing of the wikileaks disclosures regarding

regarding the notice peri 20 days is simply too little time for residents to obect to the final proposed project plans that we can only access when the 311 notice becomes available. there are several reasons, first, reducing the period by one third for the disadvantages prighbours who entered the ess w -- without any training knowledge or skills in a land use, planning, or design and build. i speak from personal experience. i filed a d.r. among all the stlderho in the planning process, we residents have the least amount of knowledge, skills and typically, money. this lopsided distribution of resources is a major process issue. it skews the process against neighbors and neighborhood. a filing period of only 20 days robs us of our last resource, time. for most of us, because we work and have found the commitments, our time is very, very limited to devote to this process. the second reason i object to this 20 day notice period, is it reduces the possibility of achieving compromise. the threat of a 311 filing brings the parties to the table to resolve issues. again i speak from experience. t

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the migrants say many haveed peri jordan says it will not take in some 17,000 syrians who've fled new fighting in their country. syrian government forces-- backed by russian are pushing into daraa province. the first anti-government protests began there in 2011. pital, large-scale protests have broken out for a second day over the country's economic struggles. cellphone video showed crowds in front of parliament today. police answered with tear gas in a bid to disperse thetr demoors. similar protests in iran spread to 75 cities and towns last december and january. in nigeria: mass burials began today after at leastople died in violence between muslim herders and christian farmers. otage from sunday showed people waving machetes amid overturned vehicles and smoke in the distance. women and children fled with whatever they could carry. back in this country, motorcycle maker harleyavidson says it will shift some production from u.s. plants to overseas to aid european tariffs. the e.u. imposed levies last week to answer president tmp's tariffs on european steel and aluminum. harley-davids

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odee market, the auction peri coming to an end come a bit of bank andfor china ag icbc. been on a record 14 day losing streak, all down partially to the yuan. despite that, analysts clinging to their bullish forecasts on these lenders. let's bring in a banking analyst. what is going on? >> since the market peak of january 26, the sector has come down 22%. that has been underperforming msci china hang seng index. during the last market downturn, been banks had outperforming the indices. i want to highlight it has been stronger than last time. banksd: you expect these to power through all this yuan weakness and stock market downturn and emerge stronger at the end of it. eventually share price will reflect fundamentals. banks we cover make grow earnings more than 8% on average. int is compared to only 2% 2015, 3% in 2015 -- 2016. those banks could be growing profits by 10% average, so you are seeing a stronger profit outlook boosted by margin widening. bad loans is the picture looking these days? information,to our chinese banks are expensing improving asset quality, althou

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