so you know, showing a threat is coming from the pla.perhaps behind the change in the pla activities, i think the taiwan situation is key. pla, as the recent taiwanese defense papers shows, now almost surrounding taiwan and sometimes they come from east china sea to the western pacific into the south china sea. so, they are doing this pressure campaign with taiwan and as a result, it is changing and it affects both the east china sea and the south china sea. and also, pla has already operated drones inside the territory. and drones and i think china will also try to introduce the underwater vehicle among underwater vehicles into the theater. but that is a different threat to japan. currently, once the chinese ships launched their drones, we have the f-15s. i don't think that's exactly the way to monitor the chinese drone. i think we have to come up with effective to this. and also we witness beyond increasing. so you know, the submarine going to impose a threat. as you may know, this year, 2018 is the 40th anniversary of the treaty of pe

it's not just the policies you ex-pla meant on behalf of the president, it's how you hold the office. so, for example, if you think it's appropriate to go out and expend the people's money on limb scenes a-- limousines and putting in sound proof chambers in your office so you can hold meetings and not let people know what the business of the government is, for example, last month mr. pruitt is out there issuing waivers to refineries. well, he's giving them to these petroleum companies saying that they're having hard types, they're having hard times. no they're not, they're making billions of dollars. so what's going on behind the curtain matters and how you conduct the office matters. and an administration that seemingly is clueless about

so it is, you know, showing the threat coming from the pla.and perhaps behind those new changes, i think the taiwan situation is the key. pla as it shows now could not almost daily surrounding taiwan. and sometimes they come from the east china sea to the western pacific and to the south china sea. so, they are doing this campaign vis-À-vis taiwan and as a result, they are -- they're operation is changing in east china sea and south china sea. and also, syria has already operated drones inside the territory. and i think china will also try to introduce the underwater vehicle into the theater. the doubtful cause a different threat to japan. so currently, once the chinese shape launches the air drug, we have the f-15. but i don't think that is an object of way. so i think we have to come up with the 1760s to resolve this. .. in january of this year, we wondery they did this when we are trying to stabilize relations. perhaps for chinese, on one hand maintaining military relations and continuing the provocation in the east china sea are not contra

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you know that there is great competition between other pla nts great competition between other plantsorld. this is obviously great news for vauxhall and the 11100 people who work here in luton. the life of those vans is 10—15 years so the jobs are secured until 2029 and beyond. the same is not necessarily true of ellesmere port, 200 miles that way, finding out whether or not they will build the new vauxhall astra. union leaders say that effo rts astra. union leaders say that efforts to protect the 1200 jobs at risk in the north—west are already under way. it is critical medically to the company that luton does not stand alone, it is luton and ellesmere port. negotiations are taking place and i am confident that it will reach a position that will secure the long—term future for ellesmere port. that decision will be made in 2020, time, say psa, for ellesmere port to improve its efficiency and for there to be greater clarity on brexit. simon jack, bbc news. a pensioner from south east london has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after a suspected burglar was fatally stabbed. police a

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if you have a consumer pla complaint, let us know. or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> see you then, chris. at 4:56 we're always talking about this here, national day pretty much for everything. today is apparently national pet adoption day. >> we've got an excuse to show you cute pictures of animals. they are all local and they are actually all up for adoption. contact the humane society silicon valley to take home maybe a little cat, dog, who knows and we'd like to also flood social media with cute pet picks if you have someone. if you've adopted a shelter pet, share and i'll share mine. we'll announce the date for the annual clear the shelters event coming up on august 18th. it's a great event, we pair up with shelters across the bay area and they offer free adoption of just amazing animals, it's really fun. >> always a fun event. we'll be out there live. >> you know coming up we've got more for you including kari's forecast. >> if you're going out to the giants game later this evening, we'll have the kind of weather you'll nee

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they do have a did etour in pla. 580 is wide open. for the time being i would suggest 580, we'll clear up the confusion in a few minutes. >>> in a few hours mark zuckerberg is going to testify before congress on the release of information of 87 million users for political purposes tied to cambridge analytica. it was a third party quiz that led to the data harvest. zuckerberg is set to apologize. in prepared testimony he wrote, quote, we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, an that was a big mistake. it was my mistake, and i'm sorry. facebook users who had their data shared by cambridge analytica should see a link at the top of this news feed. we are going to be streaming mark zuckerberg's testimony to congress live on our website and our abc 7 news app. that will start this morning around 11:00 a.m. and again testifying before the senate committee -- house commit. as for prepared remarks read your your self. we've posted it abc7news.com. >>> now fbi raids involving donald trump's personal lawyer mike cohen. >> raided

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china has said that it pla to eliminate rules that would make it easier to build automobileso in that country while also threatening to double the tariffs on autos built in the u.s. and shipped to chin phil lebeau as you saw i in beijing i with more on what stake at the world's largest auto market.ve >> d around beijing and you see them everywhere, ndvs cars built in the u.s. and sold in china. teslas, edmerces, bmws, all popular in china and all facing a popular doubling of the tax chinese buyers may have to pay in the future. >> it'stt a p severe tariff, and the current proposed tariff ifle inted is going to double that to 50%. now it goes from severe to much more radical. >> right now the bmwx5 built in south carolina costs just over $57,000 in the u.s. but the current 25% tariff drives the price up to $120,000 in china. a tesla model x built in california starts at just under $80,000 in the u.s. but sells for over $50,000 more in due to the country's tariffs on u.s. autos. tack on an additional 10 to i $20,000 china's auto tariffs were about to double, you can cseesumers may not b

other venues in the judicial system in which investigations or depositions or fact-gathering takes pla. jane: but alexis, there are so many investigation probes, lawsuits going on in washingn at the moment. doesn't this run the risk of terfering with the mueller probe? alexis: well, in this particular case we have seen investigative committees on capitol hill,ly particuln the senate side, work in tandem with the special counsel's investigation command and try not to cross wires with the spial counsel. but we have also seen that the michael cohen investigation in the southern district of new york is plowing through. there is always opportunity, but i think whats happening is going to go further or prolong the situation the isecial counsenvolved in. jane: alexis simendinger, thank you very much for joining me. alexis:nk tou. jane: wells fargo has been fined a record $1 billion by 2 u.s.gu tors to settle a probe into abuses at its auto and mortgage businesses. the penalty is being seen a the moressive move by the trump administration so far to punish a major bank for illegal practices. a

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but, you know, when they get into a pla of entire frustration, and you're just saying, "look, i'motust not nal, i'm not going to..." well, what do you say to people who are, in fact? >> well, you have to control your moods, because otherwise you become discouraged, you know, you want to op out. that doesn't work. corporations work 24 hours a day. you keep that in md, and you see how they're grinding workers under. lousan, look at the ridi wage at most... you know, one out of every three workers making wal-mart, $7.ght, nine, ten dollars an hour. they're grinding otherco umers. they've got you right by the neck. your credit score, your credit rating, they've got you in debt. you know, they control so much.v they'r now planning your genetic future, your political future, your military budget future.gh and so that to get you angry. that shouldn't say, "oh, i'm going to give up." a itzing. for every million people who don't give up on their sports team, even though their sports team's got a losing record, why do they give up on themselves, if only for their children? we have to have this k

ball here but we have beenjim pla improvising, show us the technique. improvising, show us the techniqueur name? fraser. give it your best, fraser. give us your best technique. technique. there, we are just getting the feel for the technique and the ball. for the technique and the ball. all the best, lads. the best, lads. medal winners on the beach on brea kfast. medal winners on the beach on breakfast. thanks, mike. it was so competitive, all the better for beating the aussies. better for beating the aussies. aggressively getting darker, it will be like a july chart! be like a july chart! come up with names, posh paint style, for the way mike is going. style, for the way mike is going. we will see what happens with that! you're watching breakfast from bbc news. by falling police numbers. town near the syrian capital, damascus. syria's government has called the allegations a "fabrication". with former conservative minister edwina currie. that's at around 7:20am. you are one to talk about suntans. |j was away for a little bit. was away for a little bit. simon can confirm that. confirm tha

monday, early showers clearing from scotland and most showers clearing from scotland and m ost pla ces back into the mid—teens. but this is wet weather in northern ireland and scotla nd wet weather in northern ireland and scotland on monday night and tuesday. after that, it gets much warmer. this is bbc news. i‘m ben brown. the headlines at ten. "locked and loaded". america tells syria it‘s ready to strike again after yesterdays attacks on suspected chemical weapons facilities. labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has called for a vote in parliament tomorrow, following yesterday‘s air strikes. the chief executive of the world‘s largest advertising agency, martin sorrell, is stepping down. five people have been treated by paramedics after a car collided with a group of pedestrians in essex. also coming up — drama at the commonwealth games. scotland‘s callum hawkins was taken away in an ambulance after collapsing just over one mile from the end of the marathon. jubilation in the netball as england beat australia to secure the greatest result in their history and win their first commonwealth gam

china boycotting economic human is an enemy like to try and off i set kind off because destinies so plas india and detroit bands and those already showing up and talking about trade an economy stuff like that and if it comes to two things like foreign policies or germany's often say ok just do it and good luck but not in my foot in it and that's also a big problem and what they see in washington and what makes it more difficult for macko to get. along this this trial so it did it didn't help her case i think when when she arrives in washington that germany didn't participate in the air strike in syria. well against this backdrop what about the european project which many commentary to say is in danger of falling apart that's why the man on the cross fervently believes that france and germany must work closely together to come up with fundamental reforms will it happen though well when the french and the german leaders met here in berlin recently the messages were distinctly mixed. they want to do is anything but romantic in mid april chancellor merkel took him on in the car to the constr

for those of who you don't know, it is a small cap biocompany they take donated human plas sent sental tissue and turn it into skin graphs. your body can heel 60% faster. they came away to sterilize tissue so it stays fresh for years. in the last two years, the company has come under fire. the three most notable research, the general consensus to obtain some of their analysis is that the company has been channel stuffing where you count distributors to inflate sales. overcharging clients for its products and then lying to its shareholders to cover up the whole darn thing it is a brutal indictment, right? if true, and we don't know, while the short sellers claim to have many insider documents and e-mails, the company is adamant. in february, we learned that mim med x. the stock was trading around $15 but plummeted to six bucks not long after, and as of today, still trading at sev$seven the one-2 punch of the postponed earnings that crushed the stock. that is on top of multiple lawsuits from former employees and class action lawsuits from shareholders, what is unusual is the way they hav

these machines can autonomously pla nt 2400— greenhouses here.nomously plant 2400— 2600 cuttings and our compare to a human working and are still oppressive 1400 in working and are still oppressive m00 in power. it recognises the top and bottom of the cutting and even shakes the conveyor belt to free them if the camera cannot get a good look. the only jobs them if the camera cannot get a good look. the onlyjobs left for the workers here are scuttling the cuttings on the machine and quality control of the finished product. so before, how many human workers did you have on the light? this with his capacity, 12 people needs to be ceding manually. and now you have how many? two. fewer people does not mean how many? two. fewer people does not m ea n less how many? two. fewer people does not mean less work can be done. at the end of the game, you can work 2a hours of the day, you could save, let's say, 50% of your labour cost. there are many aspects which is going to help the total process. i believe and i am convinced this is just the start. and absol

yes, the second fa cup semifinal ta kes pla ce yes, the second fa cup semifinal takes place tomorrow,main on course to pit themselves against the likes of spurs and manchester united next season, they are back in the automatic promotion places after beating millwall in the championship, scoring goals like this one they could worry the best of those teams at the top tier. that second goal from kevin of those teams at the top tier. that second goalfrom kevin mcdonald absolute beauty. they are two points ahead of cardiff in third, but cardiff have two games in hand. they still feel they could surpass for them in that second automatic promotion spot. great britain's fed cup ties finer poised one actual, first play was heather watson against naomi osaka, the japanese player who is ranked 65 places higher. the hosts are one up. these other two play—offs to get to group two, the next level of accommodation. the team haven't played at that level for 25 years. and the british and onejohanna konta fought back for her side this morning, beating kurumi nara 6—4, 6-2, to morning, beating kurumi na

m ost pla ces of scotland by the end of tuesday.will be into the milder atlantic air with temperatures in the teens in england and wales and heavy showers to come. low pressures that across as for the middle part of the week and into wednesday it continues to look unsettled. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. labour denies having any official links to facebook groups forjeremy corbyn supporters, where anti—semitic comments have been posted. comedian eddie izzard joins labour's ruling committee —

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. >> former first plaed maria shriver and actresses jane fonda and lilly tomlin. key is take the energy and lessons and connections from today out into the business world tomorrow. this organization is making sure to do that. throughout the year it hosts workshops and fosters men mentohships. a great kick-start to the year. abc will have a booth. i'll be in it for several hours with my co-workers. it's going to be a fantastic day. reporting live from san francisco, amy hollywood field, abc 7 news. >> i'll see you in about an hour there, holding down the fort at the table. >> i can't wait. >> great to see you, amy and all the people coming out today. i know reggie and i giving a presentation, jessica speaking later on and mike you'll be out there. >> out there a while for a couple of hours, saying hi to everybody, feeling the energy. i love it. you feel so much energy and enthusiasm and ready to tackle the world after going to it. let's talk about the weather to expect. hi, everybody. san francisco start at 51 at 7:00, lunch, 58p maybe mill around the city for a wh

secretary kirstjen nielsen, the person he trusts most, also i believe working with the white house on this pla issue came around again to try and talk him through the issue. but it just really reflects how tense things are at the moment, john kelly has been cut out of the loop on a lot of things. president trump has made decisions without properly consulting john kelly in a normal way. the appointment of john bolton of national security adviser is one example of a decision that kelly thought was going to be a much more rigorous process but trump being trump, he moves quickly. >> any sense of where kelly is now in that arc of being upset at that moment with your reporting here? >> i don't have a 4:03 p.m. update on his mood but i can tell you things are not wonderful in that relationship. >> jonathan, we'll call you at 4:04 and see where we're at. jonathan swan, thank you so much with that reporting for us exclusively from axios. charlie savage, not necessarily new, right, based on the headlines that have been coming out of the white house, jonathan making the comment that the power, the influe