. >> just having a picnic. >> there are two of them. >> just a picnic basket. >> she loves bears, though. >> of the panda variety. >> there's a bear. >> these wereed spo in jeffersonton, virginia, north of culpepper. e bears apparently trying to get an evening snack from the bird feeder there. several people in the same neighborhood had bird feeders ocked down and trash cans knocked over. bears on a bender.

summer white a picnic in paris toast the thirtieth annual do you need on gone. brick and mortar big birthday at legoland in denmark. and flights of fancy of croatian pensioners who does it all for us stork. paris is not only the city of love it has long been a trendsetter when it comes to culture fashion and cuisine and nothing combines all of these things better than the d.n.a. on ball or white dinner which is taking place in the french capital for the last three decades now this is where thousands of participants dressed in all wife comes together for a giant outdoor picnic weather permitting of course last weekend some seventeen thousand people took part and we were there too often imitated but never duplicated the french is always a night to remember. it's a dinner with a strict dress code and this year thousands toasted the thirtieth anniversary edition of the d.n.a. on blank this time at the plasticine valley. seventeen thousand guests turned out for what was likely the world's largest cullen ery flash mob around a third came from abroad. see its unique an

so we are canceling or postponing the congressional picnic tomorrow. would anybody in the room have any question or statement that you would like to make while the press is here? anybody? anybody? >> i'll say one thing, mr. president, on the issue of immigration, trade, investment, these are all areas where congress has a lot of authority under the constitution and you have the authority, the executive branch has authority under the constitution. i think that's why meetings like this are really important, bringing the leadership on both sides together. so appreciate the opportunity to let you see our views, hear our views on these issues where we share authority on important matters. thank you. >> and we all very much have the same views. we want to keep family together, but we want to be strong on the border. otherwise, you'll have millions of people coming up, not thousands, but millions overtaking the country and we're not letting that happen. so we have to be very strong on the border. but at the same time, we want to be very compassionate. yes, la

adjacent to that green picnic area, picnic terraces with fixed picnic tables, so folks can grab a table and enjoy lunch out on the view. whereas the northern waterfront is the more green and more passive of spaces, the southern waterfront is more about extending the cafe and retail life of the ground floor residential programs out into the waterfront. and so the bay trail extends through this portion of the waterfront, flanked by cafe and dining terraces adjacent to the ground floors of the buildings, but also these lounging and picnic areas now enjoying great unobstructed views of the waters. so a mixture of chaise lounges and bar tops that have a view of the bay and these finger piers that are assembled for access and view of the water next is 22nd street. you can imagine just passing through the building 15 frame and walking more towards out the waterfront. the end of the 22nd street corridor is framed by the third and final pavilion, that's the full width of the right-of-way, and it frames the view and draws people out to the edge. this is a little different in its design. this is d

we have a congressional picnic tomorrow. i was walking over to the oval office and i said it doesn't feel right to have a picnic for congress when we're working on doing something very important. we have many things important. weer ta it didn't feel exactly right know. we'll with officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow. we'll make it another time when things are going extremely well. they are going for the country e tre -- extremely well. we want to solve this immigration problem which is going on for 40 years. we want to see if we cansoever i -- solve it. would anybody in the room have any question or statement that you'd like to make while the press is here? anybody? >> on the issue of immigration, trade and investment, these are all areas where congress has a lot of authority under the constitution and you have authority and executive branch has authority under the constitution. i think that's why meetings like this are really important. bringing the leadership on both sides together because of importa

when the picnic gets postponed.hen he misses a meal, he's not screwing around. [ light laughter, cheers and applause ] the president signed an executive order today that will hopefully bring some relief to this horrible mess he created. although it might not. we'll see what the details are. he did hold a ceremony, signing ceremony, in the oval office today. >> okay. you're going to have a lot of happy people. >> jimmy: yes. thank you, mr. president, for lighting the house on fire and now taking credit for putting the fire out. there he is, his giant signature. [ cheers and applause ] >> this has been going on for 60 years. 60 years, nobody's taken care of it. nobody has had the political courage to take care of it. but we're going to take care of it. >> jimmy: thank you for your courage. for those keeping score, trump signed an order reversing a policy that yesterday he said he couldn't reverse, it was unreversible. somehow today he managed to reverse the irreversible, which is remarkable, and unremarkable, at the s

we have a congressional picnic tomorrow and i was just walking over to the oval office and i said, you know, it doesn't fee right to have a picnic for congress when working on doing something very important we have many things that are important. talking about trade. we are talking about many, many things but it didn't feel exactly right to me so we'll be officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow. we're making it another time when things are going extremely well and they are going for the country extremely well we have record-setting numbers in every day economically and want to solve in immigration problem going on for 40 years. more it's been going on forever and we want to see if we can solve it we're canceling or postponing the congressional picnic tomorrow would anybody in the room have any question or statement that you'd like to make while the press is here? anybody? anybody? >> i'll say one thing, mr. president. on the issue of immigration, trade and investment, these are all areas where congress has a lot of authority under the constitution and you have thity

we have a congressional picnic tomorrow.nd was i just walking over to the oval office and i said, you know, it doesn't feel right to have a picnic for congress when we're working on doing something very important. we have many things that are important. we are talking about trade. we are talking about many, many things it didn't feel exactly right to me. so we will be officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow. we will make it another time when things are going extremely well. and they are going for the country extremely well. we have record-setting numbers in any way economically. we want to solve this immigration problem which is going on for 40 years, more it's been going on forever. we want to see if we can involve it. we are canceling or post moaning the congressional picnic tomorrow. would anybody in the room like it make any statement while the press is here? anybody? anybody? >> i will say one thing, mr. president. on the issue of immigration, trade, and investment. these are all areas where congress

we have a congressional picnic tomorrow, and i wasjust walking over to congressional picnic tomorrow,ffice, and i said, you know, it doesn't feel right to have a picnic, for congress, when we are working on doing something very important. we have got many things that are important. talking about trade, many things, but it did not feel right to me, so, we will be officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow, will make it another time when things are going extremely well, and they are going for the country extremely well. we have record—setting numbers in every way economic, but we want to solve this immigration problem which is going on for 40 years. it's been going on for other —— forever. we are cancelling this congressional picnic tomorrow. any questions from the rome? anybody? tomorrow. any questions from the rome ? anybody? anybody? tomorrow. any questions from the rome? anybody? anybody? the issue of immigration, trade and investment, these are all areas where congress has a lot of authority, and you have authority, the executive branch has authority, the executive

we have a congressional picnic tomorrow. walked to the oval office and said, it does not feel right to have a picnic for congress when we are working on doing something very important. we have many things important, trade. it did not feel right. we will be officially postponing andcongressional picnic make it another time when things are going extremely well. for the country, they are going well. we have record-setting numbers in every way economically but want to solve the immigration problem. this has been going on 40 years and more. it has been going on forever and we want to solve it. we are postponing the congressional picnic tomorrow. does anybody have questions or a statement while the president is here? >> i will say something. on the issue of immigration, trade, investment, all areas where congress has a lot of authority under the constitution and you have authority and the executive branch has authority under the constitution. that is why meetings like this are very important. bring in the leadership on both sides

forever and we want to see if we can solve it so we are canceling or postponing the congressional picnic tomorrow would anybody in the room have any question or statement that you'd like to make while the press is here and about in the budget and also of the need to of immigration trade and investment these are all areas where congress has a lot of authority under the constitution and you have authority the executive branch does that already under the constitution i think that's why meetings like this are really important bring in the leadership on both sides together because they're important issues so reshape that futa but if you see our views here our views on these issues or you share authority i'm important thank you hoover we're going to save you is we want to keep families together at the same time we have to be strong on the border otherwise you have millions of people covering the if not thousands like we have now you'll have millions of people flowing up in just overtaking the country and we're not letting that happen so we have to be very strong on the border but at the same t

. >> we are going to cancel and postpone tomorrow's congressional picnic.ressional picnic tomorrow and i was just walking over to the oval office, and i said, you know, it doesn't feel right to have a picnic for congress when we're working on doing something very important. >> well these are the foes from the 2017 picnic at the white house. however you feel about the separation issue and how the government has handled them, images like these would infuriate a big portion of the country not happy with the current situat yes, white house the congressional picnic obviously can wait. reuniting families that were forcibly separated by our government is not something anybody wants to see anything waiting on. that's all we have tonight. "the beat" with ari melber starts now. >>> if you have time for a question as our expert and student of how things work. things are changing a bit tonight because of reaction around the country. i wonder why you think this is so different than so many other times this year where people have felt nothing matters. >> it took almost t

again, sfusd welcome day picnic is sunday, june 3, 12:00 to 3:00. i'm looking forward to our upcoming graduations for the class of 2018. nearly 4,000 graduating seniors will put on caps and gowns. i'd like to congratulate each and every one of them on this accomplishment and all of the elementary and middle school students that will be promoted to the next grade level as well. again, congratulations to our graduates. as you know, we're approaching election day on june 5 and many voters are completing ballots by mail. the san francisco ballot includes proposition g. this is the living wage and educators act. it's a parcel tax to raise approximately $50 million a year the great majority of the funds would be used to increase salaries of teachers, para educators and other school employees. some funding would be used to expand digital learning programs, recruit and retain teachers and provide additional support to our underserved schools and students. i cannot say how to vote on this or any other ballot measure, i want to encourage all san francisco vot

the thirtieth anniversary of the chic picnic was a special affair aeration c.e.o. of the little chunk has been taking part for two decades. and out it is the same every time every year you arrive at lydney loan knowing they'll be lots of people dressed in light of the goodness and suddenly paris is a sea of white one love that's the goal was. two hours earlier on a boat on the river said. cyril and his dinner companions are making the final preparations aside from the food they put the finishing touches on their outfits subdued or extravagant anything goes as long as it's white but there are plenty of other guidelines to. although. all the book of the day over there are lots of rules that bring a table to people chairs table cloth white dishes and classy glassware. but these very strict rules make people feel invested in the event and of course i'm the first one to forget my classy glass so my plate but in the end you eat very little more fat that. francoise passkey a founded the d.n.a. on blog in one nine hundred eighty eight the parisian wanted to meet new people

we have a congressional picnic tomorrow. i was just walking over to the oval office, i said, you know, doesn't feel right to have a picnic for congress when we're working doing something very important. we have many things that are important. we are talking about trade. we're talking about many, many things. but it didn't feel exactly right to me. so we will be officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow. we'll make it another time when things are going extremely well. and they are going, for the country, extremely well. we have record-setting numbers in every way economically, but we want to solve this immigration problem which is going on for 40 years, more. it has been going on forever. we want to see if we can solve it. so we are canceling or postponing the congressional picnic tomorrow. would anybody in the room have any question or statement that you would like to make while the press is here? anybody? anybody? >> mr. president. on issue of immigration, trade, and -- these are all areas where congress h

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there was no way we could control that and they would be irate and they would come into the picnic which was at least 1200 people and very hot and they were smoother the president and first lady and surround them and it was quite unpleasant for them and they would be out there for hours and hours and then many of them would be overserved as we would say and have trouble finding the porta potties and they would stumble home with center pieces tucked under their arms and we would be thinking, good riddance. i'm sure there are wonderful members of congress but those are the ones that stand out. >> yeah, it's funny because in talking with my predecessor, everyone had the same reaction and that is, both feared event every year, the congressional picnic because it would happen in the summer, it was hot, there were so many people and to your point, as everyone was leaving, the nice thing when the sun starts to go down, push people along and it's time to leave and i noticed one congressman kind of -- he was heading towards a food warmer, i was like what on earth, i think he thinks it's a porta p

a sense of entitlement there and whether it was an individual senator or the buyer congressional picnic. i remember waiting to greet a for was coming to see president bush in the family's, and i saw him pull up to in the north poet co and he opened the door and i saw him take a bottle and drink something and mush it around in his mouth and spit it out on the steps of the white house and then he stumbled up because he was clearly very dunk, and i took him up to his meeting and i thought that was fairly appalling and then you good to these congressional tick nicks -- picnics which annual, very painful, up a members and theirs spouses and eat family and they all defy the rules and they'll show up with not just their kids but the tenant they just hired that day and be at the gate and very angry that all the guests cannot be cleared in immediately but we have rules. they name, date of birth, social security number, place of birth, all of that information has to be fed to the secret service and i have to come back and say,ey, they can come in. so there's no way we can control and that they wo

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at least 600 people had picked a picnic area. no one has been arrested. >> the civic center bart station is back open after a fire. abc 7 news viewer took these photos showing that smoke rising. we are told the fire was started inside a fan room. no one was hurt. the closure did cause an inconvenience for those heading to pride festivities. >> festivities got transmitted. it is all lit up for the big weekend celebration. >> reporter: it is. it is really busy >> the rights were pried. preparations for the festivities are nearly set. pride weekend kicked off with plenty of fanfare. >> i9 began at 18th. >> it is a lovely day. it is a little hot. i'm so happy and so privileged to be here. >> here for visibility. >> this is my second and i'm here because i want to be visible as a person for all of the people who can't be here today. i'm here to make my presence in this city known. >> i like to represent my brothers and everybody else. visiting from amsterdam right as the march got >> >> >>> all right. stay with us. a lot more to come.

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. >> just having a picnic. >> there are two of them. >> just a picnic basket. >> she loves bears, thoughf the panda variety. >> there's a bear. >> these wereed spo in jeffersonton, virginia, north of culpepper. e bears apparently trying to get an evening snack from the bird feeder there. several people in the same neighborhood had bird feeders ocked down and trash cans knocked over. bears on a bender. >>> the justice inspector general and the director of the fbi will be in the hot seat on capitol hill today. >> house lawmakers have kwed questions about a report released last week looking into the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. nbc's kristen welker has more now from the white house. good morning. >> hi, eun and aaron. good morning to you. we're tracking that story.ls we're expecting more fireworks as president trump shows no signs of backing down from a zero tolerance policy of ceing migrant children from their families at the border. the president is heang today to capitol hill after, again, monday calling the special council p into alleged interference in th

and then i tend to go with easier drinks for picnics and cook outs like wine and champagne.but weow do p drinks as well. >> it seeig a littlehter too like the white wine and the rowa say, you know w i mean, in terms -- if you'l b serving alcohol which is not hydrating. ha know t >> yes. >> you need to counter that you need to have the water. i also like the littl -- it seems likes there's less wasted. >> definitely less waved. >> bigger bottles people don't drink it all. >> all right. disposable. >> disposables. i love using disposables this is the only time you can use them and it's cemented. >> let's say that again. high end entertain right here he said it's okay for are to use disposable. it's oka there are little tricks because you can get these litechargers d metal great by the pool in the backyard and the you your little flimsy plate on this and >> it looks classy. a weight. >> it's just something about a cloth napkin i'm sorry i like the cloth napkin. >> you can't do paper. >> can't do paper. you can do disposable plaer p ns and events and thateowrtelnes.s kind of stu

trump pulled the plug on the picnic, this morning acknowledged the g.o.p. intra-party divisions are ruining the chance for the two immigration bills under consideration. "republicans should stop wasting their time," he said, "on immigration until we elect more in november, dems are playing games, have no intention to solve this decades-old problem, we can pass great legislation after the "red wave,"" adding element of intrigue was the first lady's unannounced visit to a children's shelter yesterday in mcallen, texas. >> first lady: i also like to ask you how i can help these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible? >> also adding intrigue is the jacket that the first lady was wearing as she boarded the plane, i know you'll have more on that. senior administration official tells john roberts, 500 children who were separated from their families since the zero-tolerance policy began, have been reunited with their parents, back to you. >> melissa: thank you, doug. juan, to you, first. >> juan: this is a critical moment for the administrat

so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple ggenerations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have a sensor in front that's triggered by motion or heat wildlifeis ut particular area. and each photo or each image is titime- and dadate-stamped to tl e activityty levels of cecertain spspecies. ohoh, there he is. walking right past on the same trail. yeah, he's s looking healthy. he'wa reael is great to see. p-22 kind of adadapted to griffith park, and when i say "kind of adapted," i mean that he has retained the same behavior of his rural nterparts inag and in the western santa monicas. but at its core, his story is about survival. and a lot of people cann relat 's about an individual bicallyacing some very, seemingly insurmountable odds and

this is not the first summit at which he has been the proverbial skunk at the picnic. he seems to enjoy that a little bit. sometimes he seems annoyed because it is like there is a high school clique of european nations excluding him and talking about him behind his back. there are some very awkward interactions. ehat has changed is that there is finally bited the bark with these tariffs. over the first year of his presidency, he talked a big game and it wasn't clat he would do. he called out of the paris accord. that is a symbol measure. but with thp tariffs, he signed them and thel put them on there was this idea that we can manage him, this is all bluster. now that they are real, things are getting serious and don't know what to do. jurobert: maybe he is no trying to join the clique but y ou see a reemergence of a new world order saying russia should be invited back into this club after they left in 2014. they were booted out after going into the ukraine. >> that was the most interesting thing. out of nowhere, no one even asked if russia should be brought back in. he

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mother's cooking or the first day of spring and the way that you feel the smell of the blossoms or the picnic in the fact with the family it's not a bad the bigger things it's just the smallest little things and i realize that actually for me is the same if they would change something in the around politically would you like to go back to the chapter and your life which is really over but i have this love for iranian people but i feel strangely that i don't know if i want to come back and that is the door opens what would happen now i would then have to start again as a expatriate now coming back to iran starting a new life i don't think i can start over again maybe for a visit i don't even know i think for the moment i don't want to go up. there in a shot is constantly looking forward she's currently working on her next film about iranian women in the us changing perspectives helps sure enough shot maintain her versatility and curiosity as a person and an artist a woman looking at the world with open us. the. law but. modern luxury. let's this is new fellas hybrid sets new standards in techn

hanging it was not only hanging but it was public and so you see the crowds come in and bring in a picnic lunch and celebrating then we move from hanging to the electric chair and then we began to hammer the horror stories that happened out of the electric chair . and then has been a move to lethal injection and lethal injection is likely going medicinal so that we'll just be putting them to sleep. but not everyone agrees. the idea that they should go out in an opiate haze that it should be a pleasant that is absolutely perverse. the debate about the death penalty has become increasingly polarized and politicized we want a system that they are we want a system that respects the dignity of human beings the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying and there was just no way that we hadn't and that we want some people kill. with an attitude so callous heinous sadistic that they have forfeited their right to live i believe in a deterrent of one and that is when we execute this person we know he will never kill again why is it. that the death penalty really comes down to in ma

on capitol hill and the president addressed that saying has canceled or postpo tomorrow's congre picnic. saying it doesn't feel right to him to hold it while they are all working on something so import in the newsroom, amy hollyfield, abc7 >> tha >>> this morning, american airlin condemning the separa of families at the border asking the federal govern to not use their planes to transport children who have b taken away from their parent in that manner. americ said, quote, we have no desire to be soernted with separa families or worse to profit from it. we hav every expectation the government will co our reques and we thank them for doing >>> united airlines made the same this morning saying, quote, our company's shared purpos is to connect people and unite the world. this policy and its impact on thousa of children is in deep confli with that mission and we want no part of it. meanwh a facebook campaign to help reunited undocumented immigr parents separated from their kids raised $11.6 million so far. it's u$3 million from this time yesterday. two of facebook's earliest employ started t