i knew phil scott, our governor, for a long time. many of us knew him, and many democrats voted for phil. but this isn't the phil scott that we knew. katty: are you suggesting that the donald trump presidency is having an impact on people like phil scott and transforming the nature of the republican candidates? ms. hallquist: yes, i do believe that, and i should also tell you that late in 2017 we started to see white supremacist activity in vermont, ich we have not seen since 1983. so we are being impacted at e government level and cultural level. katty: christine, if you are elected, you would be the first transgender governor in the country. how much of an issue is it as you are out there campaigning in vermont? itms. hallquists not an issue at all. only one vermonter brought it up , and it was a curiosity question.ka y: i would imagine that the process of coming out as a transgender woman is complicated and difficult, and it takes a lot of courage to do it. how does it compare to running for political office in an america that is d

>> well, they haven't -- first of all, she's likely to lose to phil scott, who's leading in the pollshe's a more moderate republican. he's pretty popular. but as a general matter, yes, the democrats for a while now have been the party of diversity. and that is a good thing in many ways. the problem is if identity politics push out other themes and then they just become a party of diversity and identity, then they're back in the ditch again. >> interestingly though, steve, you have hallquist on the one hand but when you look at the democratic candidates being put up in the midwest, a lot of them are run-of-the-mill, middle of the road white candidates. >> you know, it's interesting too. the vermont story is -- every time gun control sort of comes into the news, you hear this refrain from democrats. why won't republicans stand up for the nra? vermont to me is actually a little bit of a lesson in that because phil scott, a republican in april, he signed gun control legislation in vermont, a rural state, huge gun owning state. even bernie sanders, howard dean, democrats in vermont, they h

i knew phil scott, our governor, for a long time and many of us knew him and many democrats voted forrfeel. but this is not. we knew. so are you suggesting them that donald trump, the donald trump presidency is having an impact on people like phil scott and transforming the nature of other republican candidates?” transforming the nature of other republican candidates? i do believe that and i should tell you, in late 2017 b started to see white supremacist activity in vermont, which we have not seen since 1983. we are being impacted by of our government level and a cultural level. if you are elected, you will be the first transgender governor in the country, how much of an issue is it when you out there campaigning in vermont? not at all, i talked to thousands of people from vermont, only one brought it up as a curiosity question. they are electing me because of what i will do do for vermont. i imagine the process of coming out as a transgender woman is a complicated and difficult thing and it takes lots of courage to do it. how does it compare to running for political office in an ame

to secure the democratic nomination and vermont of course will now take on republican incumbent phil scott in the election in november. the senator has sparked outrage after he referred to the final solution during a speech about banning muslim immigration fraser adding from the right wing catarrh australian party claimed he didn't know the history of the phrase used by the nazis during the holocaust. it's to the us now on a grand jury in the state of pennsylvania has published a report on the sexual abuse of children by roman catholic priests it says at least one thousand children were molested and raped by priests over a period totaling seven decades the report accuses senior church officials including the man who's currently the archbishop of the u.s. capitol washington d.c. of systematically covering up reports of paedophilia brought by parishioners. in approving this report more legal three hundred clerics human have been accused of sexually abusing children in pennsylvania unchecked for decades officials say their investigation found systematic cover ups not just by church leaders in

she will face republican governor phil scott in november.elling cnn's don lemon this is a critical time for all oppressed americans. >> i think we should be talking about all marginalized communities. you know, certainly, if i look at what's happening certainly at the national level, you know, there's a systematic attack, and it's going to start, you know, it's going to start with the most marginalized of the communities. so, the fact that our president has gone after the transgender community is no surprise, and i think everybody should be afraid. >> in the connecticut primary, the 2016 national teacher of the year could become the state's first black democrat in congress there. johanna hayes defeating mary glassman in the fifth congressional district primary, taking on mary santos, former mayor of meridian in november. >> and in wisconsin, cnn projects that senator leah vukmir has defeated former democrat and marine kevin nicholson, taking on tammy baldwin in november. and in wisconsin's governor's race, schools chief tony evers will chall

become the nation's first transgender governor if elected but has an uphill battle against incumbent phil scott. >> it's not just about the transgender community or lgbt. >> the republican primary for governor in minnesota saw the influence of president trump. >> i support donald trump. i have always supported donald trump. >> jeff johnson beat former governor tim pawlenty who struggled to distance himself from negative comments he made about the president during the 2016 election. >>> and in wisconsin a former aide to retiring house speaker paul ryan won that primary. >> who's with us all across wisconsin? bryan steil will face ironworker turned politician randy bryce. >> there will be more from arizona and florida at the end of the meth. kenneth? >> john schiumo here in new york. thanks. >> ahead, bernie sanders, one of yesterday's winners talks about last night's results and the upcoming elections. >>> six people were injured when a man started shooting at a pennsylvania walmart. police say the trouble started yesterday with the dispute at a checkout line at a walmart near philadelphia. one

she will take on republican phil scott in november. won in a landslide last night pulling more than double votes of any of her competitors. >>> for one of the competitors, it was his first campaign. we told you about ethan e'sterday. >> the 14 year hold campaigning for the democratic nomination. he came in, last place. but still picked up 8% of the vote. now he has experience under his belt. >> there you go. to the maryland governor's race and a new poll showing the incoucumbent with a sizable lead. larry hogan pulling at 52% and jealous at 36%. % are undecided. that's in the recent survey of registered voters from gonzalez research and marketing strategy. look at how it breaks down by region. hogan leans on the eastern shore and western maryland in baltimore county and anne arundel county. jealous leads in montgomery, prince george's couy and baltimore city. >>> the scorched earth campaign between omarosa manigault wman d the white house is making a connection to the russia investigation. >> susan mcginnis joins us with more on this.

she faces governor phil scott in november. >> an easy win for governor scott walker who earned the gop nomination as he seeks a t faces who won an eight way primary race. and two contenders emerged for paul ryan's 76-seat. democrat randy bryce will face-off against republican bryan steil. for more on the highlights let's go to nbc national political correspondent steve kornacki. >> another night of headlines, big one. minnesota tim was a presidential canned dapt in 2012. he wanted his old job back, but he will not. pale palenti losing to jeff johnson for the primary of minnesota. who will johnson face on the democratic side? tim wall, the congressman. it will be wall versus johnson for governor of minute minuneso. another headline race. the national committee giving up his house 76-seat in congress to run for attorney general. he was hit with accusations of .omestic violence in the final t story figures election and one ominently in other headline from this primary night, it is the race for governor of kansas. the voting took place a week ago. but now tonight jeff kohlier, the governor

christine and her chances, however, of winning took a bit of a dive when the republican incumbent, phil scottwon his nomination. he was facing a competitive primary, but he ended up winning even though he had angered some republicans within the state with some of his policies on gun regulation. host: to one of the more competitive governors races to connecticut. guest: connecticut -- it might not sound like a state where you would expect to host a competitive primary based on the fact that democrats have the momentum this year. just based on the fact there is a republican in the white house. the outgoing democratic governor has been pretty unpopular for some budget decisions he made while dealing with some financial problems within the state. basically, the connecticut governor's race is going to be a on whether people in connecticut would rather have an ally of president trump or an ally of the outgoing governor, dan malloy. what we are going to see is the one who won the democratic primary has already been distancing himself from the connecticut democratic commoner. he has -- governor. he h

of vermont is still a way away for hall quizzed her opponent the moderate incumbent republican phil scott is popular even among democratic voters publicans but she has the support of her state's u.s. senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders and huge attention right across the nation. officials at afghanistan have blamed the so-called islamic state for a deadly suicide bombing in the capital kabul the attack killed forty eight people and mainly shiite neighborhood of the city with just two months before elections in afghanistan the country is facing a surge in violence that has claimed hundreds of lives in the past week. they were studying for university entrance exams when the bomb exploded dozens of people were killed and many more wounded in the latest suicide attack which targeted a shiite neighborhood in kabul. most of the people who were at the educational center have been killed it was a riff it seen many of the students were torn to pieces. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast but officials blamed the islamic state militant group. the explosi

she will now face the republican incumbent, phil scott, in november. after winning, hallquist said she's honored to be part of this historical moment. >>> in minnesota, the party backed a woman who first become the first somali american member of congress. republicans in minnesota rejected tim poe lenity in favor of a rising newcomer aligned with president trump. all but ten states have now picked their candidates for the general election. >>> still ahead, a bench-clearing brawl. the drama at dodger stadium that brought tonight's giants game to a full-on halt. >>> also san francisco's poop patrol. it's no joke. the new cleanup crew assigned to the city's notoriously filthy streets. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog rolling back into san francisco right now, but it's going to push into other parts of the bay. you're going to want to stick around for this forecast as it could impact your morning. i'll have details in about seven minutes. conre murder capital of the united states. now east palo alto is enjoying a housing boom. the cost of risi

of vermont is still a way away for hall quizzed her opponent the moderate incumbent republican phil scott is popular even among democratic voters publicans but she has the support of her state's u.s. senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders and huge attention right across the nation. are the laws of politics is all about to do that i'm joined now by sean malloy sean is to senior political director of the. victory fund that's a nonpartisan political advocacy group sean joins me from our bureau in washington d.c. tonight sean welcome to the day i want to start with vermont the first openly transgender candidate to run for governor for a major political party how significant is this. this is a doubtfully huge moment for the l.g. we teach you community not only is christine the first major party nominee that is transgender i selected she would be the highest ranking transgender person in the entire united states which sadly only has thirteen total transgender elected officials out of over five hundred thousand elected offices needless to say she would also be the only second o

she'll face off against the incumbent, republican governor phil scott. and former minnesota governor tim pawlenty has lost his bid to win back his old job. he struggled to live down his criticism of candidate trump evho tenugh he spo he lost the republican nomination by nearly ten points to jeff johnson who was backed by the gop. >>> and also in minnesota, the congressman, keith ellison, captured the democratic nomination in the race to be the state's attorney general. he's the deputy chairman of the dnc. you'll recall days ago, his campaign was rocked by domestic violence allegations. he's denying an ex-girlfriend's claim that he dragged her off a bed while screaming obscenities. >>> the u.s. conference of catholic bishops says it is sorry and ashamed after a new reporttsn ju onetate me vtimsay it gives them vindication, but not closure. here's danya bacchus with more. >> reporter: pennsylvania officials releasing a landmark grand jury report. identifying more than 1,000 victims and 300 predator priests. who the report says molested children in six dioc

of vermont is still a way away for hall quizzed her opponent the moderate incumbent republican phil scott is popular even among democratic voters publicans but she has the support of her state's u.s. senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders and huge attention right across the nation. demonstrators in russia are calling for the release of two teenagers arrested in march for a legit involvement in a terrorist movement the mother's march protesters are demanding the pair be moved to house arrest due to health concerns that the charges against the young women are based on the testimony of men believed to be russian security agents and activists say those agents entrapped and set up the teens. human rights activist is about to do something illegal but in her view it's the right thing she's going on a demonstration in support of a young woman even though police have banned it says the new you could lose each store we want to show that it's not permissible to torture our children. to harass them and in some cases kill them. one of the children she's talking about is an unpopular.

she will face phil scott in the fall. >>> in washington the white house continues to deny that's tape of the president using a racial slur. this is after an allegation. though the white house secretary wouldn't guarantee the president has never been caught on tape. take a listen. >> just to be clear you can't guarantee it. >> i haven't been in every single room. i can tell you the president has addressed this directly. he addressed it directly to the american people. >> as you go to twitter comment on what's happening in our world. you're filling up the dm box there. i welcome your messages. >> all right. thanks. >>> 5:47 for you right now. happening today the much anticipated movie crazy rich asians hits theaters. >> it is the first all asian cast in a movie in 25 years. it is actually getting really great reviews the cast is on the today show this morning. >> we are not just a token for diversity. >> that's nice. you can get your full interview with the cast at 7:00 right after today in the bay? >>> all right. we start out with patches of fog. >>> we have drifts of smoke before the

she willake on republican phil scott in november. recalluist won the democratic primary in a landslide pulling more than double the number of vote any of her competitors. >>> for one of those competitors, it was his first . campai we told you about ethan son on th that -- sonneborn yesterday morning. whe was the 14-year-old was running for governor, he came in of , but still picked up the vote >> and now for maryland and the governor's race and the new poll showing t incumbent with a sizable lead. larry hogan is pulling at 52% with benealous at 36%. 11% are still undecided in the recent survey of registered voters. but take a look at how the vote breaks down by horegion. began leads on the eastern inre and in western maryland baltimore county and in anne arundel county. jealous leads in montgomery, prince george's and baltimore city. >>> pop star tayr swift is remembering where she was one kear ago this week. yesterday m one year since she won her sual assault case against former radio deejay david mueller. the singer accused him of

. >> you are talking about the incumbent phil scott, right?well, you know, our governor, his motto is no new taxes and of course we are going to -- he's kind of attacking our public education system. now, i am not a person that talks about taxes because certainly being physically responsible is important. but, i want a leader who has a long-term vision. a 20-year vision, how are we going to get more food on the table and how are we going to raise the living conditions for all the people on the lowest economic ladder. >> i think we need to have leaders to have visions beyond their gubernatorial shift and their own life span. we need to have long-term visions of what our states are going to look like. >> you ran as a transgender woman, you are an lgbtq candidate running in this cycle. how important is it to have a seat in politics? >> i like to talk about all marginalized community. one of the things i learned in my transition, one of the things to talk about the transgender and the other thing is experiencing it. if i look at what's happening a

she will take on republican phil scott in november. she won in the landslide last night m pullie than double the votes of any of her competitors. for one of the competitors, it was his first campaign. we told you about ethan yesterday. >> he was the 14-year-old campaigning for the democratic tomination. he came in l place, but still picked up 8% of the vote. he now gets experience. maybe he'll run again in the future. >>> nowo thearyland governor's race and a new poll howing the incumbent with a sizable lead. republican governor larry hogan is pulling at 52% with his democratic challenger ben jealous picking up -- take a look at how the vote breaks down by region hogan leads on the eastern shore and in western maryland. in baltimoreounty and in anne arundel county. jealous leads intg mery county, prince george's county and baltimore city. >>> a scorched earth campaign between omarosa manigault newman and the white house is makong a conneco the russia investigation. >> susan mcginnis joins us live with more on this. di now omarosa is cl

phil scott has seen his approval ratings drop.. >> what else are you keeping your eye on? >> keith ellison is running. he could go down in the general election. to me, if he loses here, then he is out of national politics. it will be difficult for him to recover. >> he is dealing with allegations about a supposed tape that he says doesn't exist. all coming up in the final days. >> exactly. this is politics hardball. >> thank you. big night ahead tonight. >>> the u.s. is sending a top investigat investigator to investigate the air strike in yemen that killed 40 children on the school bus. president trump and his diplomats mum on it. the latest on the tragedy ahead. okay we need to get all your school supplies today... school.. grade.. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like these for only a 25 cents at office depot officemax. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you

she has an uphill battle against phil scott. >> it's is not just about transgender community. it's not just about the lgbt community. it's about all marginalized communities . >> reporter: the republican primary for governor in minnesota saw the influence of president trump. >> i support donald trump. i have always supported donald trump. >> reporter: jeff johnson beat former governor tim pawlenty, who struggled to distance himself from negative comments he made about president trump during the 2016 election. and in wisconsin, a former aide to retiring house speaker paul ryan won that gop primary. >> who is with me as we spread our conservative wisconsin style solutions all across wisconsin? >> reporter: brian styles will face ironworker-turned- politics democrat randy bryce. john schiumo, cbs news. >> democrats in connecticut nominated jahan jahana hayes the first black woman to represent a new england state in congress. >>> an arbitration claim was filed yesterday by the trump administration against omarosa manigault newman. she allegedly breached her 2016 confidentiality ag

massachusetts, governor charles baker is in like flynn, that election is over, vermont, heavy favored phil scott, republican there, and governor in new jersey i think has a good chance of reelection, so then you look at maine, connecticut, rhode island and remarkably republicans are no worse than even in two of those states and a little bit behind in the third rhode island. this points up something important, paul, you can have presidential tickets do well in a region like the republicans have done in the midwest in 2016 or the democrats normally do in new england but you see how different governor campaigns are in the off year, people are picking their own personal executive and they'll actually at least some of them will switch sides and provide the winning margin. paul: what this suggests is that the polarization that we see at national level in washington and in congress doesn't exist to such an extent in state houses and voters are willing to cross over for people of the opposite parties in states that you don't think they could win? >> that's absolutely correct and lesson there is for thos

governor phil scott. he's likely to win re-election. of the problems that the democrats are having in gubernatorial elections, vermont, massachusetts and maryland all have moderate republican governors and they're all favors for re-election. normally you think a democrat would pick up those seats in a democratic year. doesn't seem to be happening. >> dana: the governors you mentioned have high approval ratings. thanks, larry. loved having you. thank you. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: a new study finds three of every ten congressional candidates have significant security issues with their websites. the study was released at the defcon security conference. we are waiting for the white house briefing. we'll go there live as soon as it begins. plus, wet weather forcing a couple to be rescued on their wedding day while crews brave wild fires across the midwest. will they get relief from mother nature? this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... intelligently senses your movement and automatical

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she easily won the democratic primary and will now face republican vermont governor phil scott in novemberif she wins, she'll become the nation's first transgender governor. vermont senator bernie sanders also easily won his democratic senate primary, though he's expected to run in november as an independent. in minnesota, state representative ilhan omar is now poised to become the first somali-american woman elected to congress, and one of the first muslim women elected to congress, after she won her democratic primary tuesday. her victory comes a week after another female muslim candidate, rashida tlaib, won her congressional primary in detroit. also in minnesota, outgoing democratic representative keith ellison won a sweeping victory in the democratic primary for attorney general. his victory comes only days after he was accused of physically and emotionally abusing his ex-girlfriend. he denies the charges. in connecticut, former national teacher of the year jahana hayes handily won her democratic primary and is poised to be connecticut's first black woman in congress. and in kansas, wh

she won with 40% of the vote and will face off against phil scott in november.uist, democratic nominee for governor of vermont. thanks for being with us, christine, and congratulations. let me ask you this. how do you think you will be able to win come november? who are you going after in terms of voters? >> well, you know, we're the party of hope and, you know, we're also the party of the working class. we're the party of rural vermonters and rural america. so if you look at that, that is the majority of voters certainly here in vermont. you know, we really are looking at an economy, a rural economy that we have a plan for bringing jobs to our rural vermonters. >> you did well, christine, i apologize. why you? why do you think that you were able to win the nomination? that translates to the why you as you make it to november? >> well, i think what vermonters have seen, and they know i have a long history of success in terms of turning things around, so vermonters can see that i have a long-range plan for how to get more food on the table. our current governor,

>> well, vermont is interesting in that you have a republican governor phil scott who passed the signed gun control legislation and not much polling in vermont, though the polling that we had more recently said that he is more popular now outside of the republican party than inside of it, so he has a republican primary challenge tonight, and we will see if he has an issue there. it is seeming unlikely. if he is through it, he is safe for november, but it is an interesting dynamic, there because it is a rural state and a lot of the gun owners and state that is not population statewide, but he has support. >>> and in the function, director mckeg strives to provide the fullest possible accounting of the missing personnel. the director along with his colleague dr. john byrd, the defense p.o.w./m.i.a. director and dr. timothy mcmahon head of d.o.d. and operations have joined us today to take your remarks on this topic. and after that, we will be back up to address the questions and the news of the day. >> thank you, sarah. >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. the august 1st repatriation

she'll face off with the incumbent republican governor phil scott. for office in connecticut celebrated his victory with a little dance to "uptown funk." lamont will take on the republican in november. and kansas governor jeff colyer has conceded defeat. it was initially too close to call. colyer says he would now endorse kris kobach, an immigration hard liner backed by president trump. >>> breaking overnight, the death toll has risen in what italy's premier is calling an inconceivable tragedy. cars went tumbling more than 100 feet from that bridge during a rainstorm. at least 30 vehicles were on the span when it gave way. we're looking live here at pictures many you see heavy equipment and dogs being used in hopes of finding even more victims. meantime, officials are focusing on possible structural weaknesses in the 51-year-old bridge. >>> the northeast has been hit again with torrential rains, flooding emergencies and water rescues, and they're not alone. severe storms moved through parts of oklahoma as well. thousands are without power in oklahoma

. >> christine hallquist will face republican phil scott in november. >>> they will transfer 650 bayadquarters in the city of denver. the north face has confirmed that corporate restructuring means they will be closing the alameda headquarters. that is the north face and transport brand. the north face company was founded in san francisco over 50 years ago. >> that is a big move. >>> the drop-off lane is something parents use when they drop off the kids at school, and we see more people on the roadways. every day we are seeing more people on the roads. the richmond bridge commute is backed up all the way out to the area here where you can see traffic is slow on the bridge. the bay bridge is backed up from the maze. we had earlier incidents happening. the peninsula is no go, still slow. in the south bay traffic is busy. the northbound 280 at downtown san jose, the backup is something we have not seen before coming up highway 17. most of the freeways are getting slower every day. >>> let's go to steve for the forecast. >> we have a delay for the sfo arriving flights due to the lowballe

vermont democrats nominated her over three other candidates to challenge republican governor phil scott november. hallquist transitioned while serving as c-e-o of vermont electric cooperative, one of the state's largest utilities. she says the positive response encouraged her to run for public office. < christine hallquist: "well i want the - i just want people the rest of the country to know that we are a small percentage of the population. but you know really i would want people to look beyond that. you know many people have not met a transgender person and i understand that it's different but at the end of the day we can contribute to the betterment of the world. and when you think about it if we if we write people off because of who they are we may be writing off the next cure for cancer or the cure for climate change." > ( james )( james ) according to the victory institute...she is one of more than 400 l-g-b-t-q candidates running for office around the nation. ( james ) coming up after the break... the benches clear in l-a... as the giants frustrate the dodgers. jardiance asked: w

hallquist, this is the nation's first transgender candidate to win a party nomination she faces phil scottn november that was interesting even more interesting was that vermont has a republican governor >> yeah. >> the home of bernie sanders had an incumbent -- >> next door to judd gregg's home >> he's in new hampshire >> right next door >> yeah. yeah in wisconsin an easy win for governor scott walker who earned the gop nomination he will face democrat tony evers. in minnesota, tim pawlenty lost his bid to return to the state house for a third term he's down by nine points to jeff johnson, he won the democratic farmer labor party nomination. i was reading different stuff. sorkin, this was on huff post. >> yep >> i saw an analysis of why tim pawlenty left. they were glad because he became a lobbyist for five years for wall street banks. >> they said this means republicans and democrats will not take somebody who has been taking money -- >> that's not the only thing i saw. they went back and quoted what tim pawlenty said about trump, where he said he's unfit, blah, blah, blah they tied it th

face off against republican governor phil scott in november. unless your team hasn't won in two years. bud light placing victory fridges throughout the city of cleveland. they are locked now but they will automatically unlock when, i guess and if the browns win their first game of the season. could be a long wait though because they have lost their last 17 games. december 24th, 2016, against the chargers last win. brian: i will say this. i'm watching the browns on hard knock hard not to like the browns. i love this team. jillian: you want them to win. steve: door flies open and free beer for everybody. jillian: feel bad for the fans. steve: where's that button. ainsley: greatest show. they go behind the scenes. brian: better than this show? ainsley: not better than this show. it's one of the great shows i should say it's great. brian: yes they have two great quarterbacks and a coach that just lost his mother and brother within a week. so a lot of built-in drama. ainsley: 13 minutes after the top of the hour suspect in terror attack in london id

phil. just tell us more about scott morrison, the new prime minister.nce upon a time, scott morrison was an immigration minister, more recently he has held the very important treasurer portfolio in the centre—right government of the outgoing prime minister malcolm turnbull. scott morrison has been a keen and loyal supporter of the outgoing pm, so what we expect is this victory of scott morrison will be seen as a victory for the more moderate part of the centre—right coalition, given that his challenger, peter dutton, was the candidate that the conservatives wanted to challenge for the leadership. sorry to interrupt you. we want to come back to you in a moment. first, malcolm turnbull is addressing the press. you know the foundation of everything you do in government is a strong economy and we have delivered, as we promised, jobs and growth — you may have heard that before. we've got record jobs growth in australia last year, we have strong economic growth, i%, as you know, higher than any of the g7 economies. that has enabled us to do so economies. that

it would put a stop the five fair arm show, the author, scott weaner and phil ting say people that livener the cow palace don't want gun shows in the neighborhood. the sponsor says it would lose $700,000 in revenue in the legislation is enacted. >>> the california assembly voted to advance a bill that would put in place the strongest net neutrality provisions in the nation. >> it brings back obama era rules ousted by the fcc in desks prohibited internet service providers from blocking or throttling lawful content app services or non harmful devices, the vote followed months of lobbying from internet companies which warn it would lead back to the state senate for final approval. >>> san jose leaders got an earful during a town hall from people in the willow glenn neighborhood. >> hood. >> >> reporter: for a second time a burglar broken into gunther's restaurant, footage captures him rummaging through cabinets, the register morning, hammer and toe. >> scared and angry, it's also become a common place thing around here. >> reporter: this break in is the latest in a string of crimes in willow

the bill's author scott weiner and phil ting say people who live near the cow palace don't want showsrossroads of the west the gun show sponsor says the cow palace stands to lose more than $700,000 in annual revenue. >>> the california assembly voted to advance a bill that would put in place the strongest net neutrality provisions in the nation. the bill brings back obama-era rules that were ousted by the fcc in december. it would prohibit internet service providers from blocking or throttling lawful content, apps, services on devices. the assembly vote followed months of lobbying from internet companies which warned it would lead to higher costs. the bill goes to the senate for approval. >>> an update. an oakland neighborhood with a persistent peeping tom. a man is sneaking around looking into windows. debora villalon tells us more. >>> reporter: julie keeps her shades down and cameras on. noises on the side of her house at night she thought were raccoons were actually a man who climbed her fence and dropped into her yard to peek in her windows. >> came to the door and saw him and st

back the capital expenditure expectations by $2.5 billion and again, scott, that call starts in 25, 30 minutes. >> which is why, phil, we will check back in with you later on. despite a largerr-than-expected loss, the stock is higher. is this the beginning of a tesla turnaround and do you just keep betting on elon musk >> first of all, welcome aboard. >> thank you >> nice to have you, although despite your butchering of karen's surname. >> i know. it's terrible. >> it's been a long day for you. >> i apologize >> i think tesla's trading 3.20 or so, and i think tesla now the negative headlines will start to dominate and thery is a good chance we see 280. steve said i hope not. i'll stay long and it traded at 288 or 289 on monday in essence, you can actually be both right what's the point cash burn wasn't as bad. in the cash position is probably better than people thought what does it mean? it means shorts like mr. musk said will get squeezed if this can close above 325 over the next couple of sessions it's probably poised to take out the all-time high. >> you were long into the print. >> i got long around the 280 leve

scott mcgrew is here to explain. >> phil libin is a long time executive and venture capitalist.his sunday on press we'll talk to him about the future of jobs as ai takes over but you're right. there is an interesting fact of him. he doesn't eat for days at a time. i want you to describe -- i know what it stays feels like to stay up far too long. does it feel that you haven't eaten in four days? >> it feels really good. and specifically, it kind of -- in 30 seconds, we have two engines. all human bodies. we can burn carbs or fat. all of us basically never turned on did fat burning engine bauftd way we eat. we have the cars with engines and only using one of them. you start to use the other one and it feels great. all sorts of different things happen. >> and introduce you to a haber dasher from san francisco trying to convince techies to start wearing suits. right after "meet the press" sunday morning at 9:00. >> thank you, scott. >>> well, tributes continue to pour in for the legendary singer aretha franklin. she passed away thursday at her home in detroit at the age of 76. >> he

minutes later, jill scott scoring with this looping header. all smiles from manager phil neville. was nikita parris who sealed the win. welsh hearts broken but for england, job done. we showed class, possession, we showed we were a top tea m possession, we showed we were a top team andi possession, we showed we were a top team and i am proud and looking forward to the next 12 months. in a year, england hope to celebrate again. england can look forward to next summer in the knowledge they head to france as one of the favourites. wales, fair world cup dreams hang by a thread they have a nervous wait to see if they have done enough for a play—off place. many of their players, part—time, where they have exceeded expectations in the qualifying campaign and knowing they will never get a better opportunity to reach the tournament. it was banned in cannes as a mere online streaming service, but at the venice film festival, netflix is premiering no fewer than six films. one is a follow—up by oscar—winning director alfonso cuaron to his cinema blockbuster gravity. he's been speaking to our

phil now in chicago. with news alert. on united. >> scott, united airlines has announceded effective today, that it is raising its check bag fees it's going up to $30 within the united states as well as the caribbean, central america for the first checked bag. it was $25, has moved up to $30. second bag on flights to and from canada will be $50. what we saw with jet blue, we're seeing with united don't be surprised if everybody else falls in line >> you knew it was going to happen you knew it. he's going to be the only one to go to 30 >> of course not this speaks to how much demand is out there i was speaking with somebody in the airline industry today and said they wouldn't do it if there wasn't enough demand out there. there's plenty it's so strong they can push these fees through they might get people complaining on social media. >> is it really about demand they're doing it because they can. what are you going to do >> what i'm getting to i hear people say this all the time they shouldn't be raised these fees if you've got enough demand

scott weiner co-authored the bill along with david chu, phil ting and rob bonta.are currently considering a bill that would require milk or water to be served with kids' meals instead of sugary drinks. they say too many rounds encourage unhealthy habits when they offer juice or milk. it would be the first in the country to set a default healthy option in restaurants. >>> a recently retired alameda sheriff's officer is back after logging 3500 miles from california to virginia. it wasn't until he was on the road his friends discovered the reason for his monumental trip. >> reporter: this moment, reaching the atlantic ocean, has been 20 years coming. >> it was very emotional. >> reporter: recently retired alameda sheriff's deputy, james del rio spent 68 days riding across the country. >> it's been a long coming. i wanted to do this 28 years ago. my friend and partner was killed at the outback steakhouse in dublin. >> reporter: they responded to the steakhouse and roberts had taken hostages shot him through the window and then shot him in the back killing him. sheriff

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