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going forward in pla meanting tax reform will remain priority irs 2018 and 2019. this issues many concerns to the irs as we move into the future, including providing adequate staffing and modern it systems to support our work for the nation. in my previous testimony to this committee i noted irs would need additional resources for fiscal 18 and 19 to ensure successful implementation of tax reform, we very much appreciate the $320 million that was approved by congress recently as part of the omnibus budget bill. this funding ensures we can move forward with critical implementation in timely manner and able to test our processing systems in fiscal quarter 2019 shortly before the filing system. finally i should mention that treasury reached agreement on new framework for review of current tax regulations which we believe meets the twin objectives of increasing economic analysis and review of tax rules while preserving tax guidance for taxpayers. mr. chairman and members of the committee, i would be happy to take your questions. thank you. >> well, thank you. we appre

much assume this means for economic inequality around the world you guys are starting plas walk again the response to that statement should be yes we are starting to as we walk you. the rich to the trash an exclusive report starting june eleventh on d w. below and a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga art and this week as german chancellor angela merkel visits china we take a closer look at beijing's geo political ambitions president xi jinping has established himself as china's leader for life and he seems determined to transform his country into the dominant global power it's already challenging the u.s. is the world's biggest economy and now china is extending its strategic.

northeastern parts of scotland and as you can see from us places scotland and as you can see from us placotland and as you can see from us places even some of the cloud that has built up will be disappearing to leave a fine and sunning and for the day. 90s and even chillier night going into friday morning with the figures in some spots. this bridge will not last too long. another weather system coming in from the atla ntic weather system coming in from the atlantic on friday. it's going to drag its heels. in no hurry to push on right across the uk. across eastern areas the wind will freshen and will remain dry the rain a strengthening wind heads in the ireland and proceeds into the western scotland and southwest england. ahead of that body the end of the afternoon it will be dry. temperatures again in mid to low teens. it does want to move across us to go into friday and saturday. a few showers may be increased in england but many again a lot of dry weather around we will see for showers heading into parts of the southwest england, wales and northern ireland and catch where the southwest

is it overreach by unelected peers, or the constitution working exactly to pla n ? and this...trip through iraq's fight for power. has to be said, in a predominantly shia country, you can't escape the influence of iran. if you listen to the words he's saying, he's speaking the words of islamic revolution, interspersed with standard campaign rhetoric. it's a very clever strategy. hello there. they've been burning the us flag in the iranian parliament, president trump has made threatening noises about what might happen if iran resumes its nuclear programme. it seems like this is an almighty struggle between iran and the us. it is that, of course. but there's another way of looking at it. this is the first time europe and president trump have set themselves up for a showdown. trump wants an end to the deal, but does america have the power now, over banks and trade, to drag the europeans out of the deal too? or do the europeans now have the clout to resist american sanctions and keep the deal intact and keeping european companies in business in iran? gabriel gatehouse has been look

as a result, only 1% of the flavouring in food comes from actual vanilla pla nts food comes from actualse ones. and even though you may find it in sweetsce nted though you may find it in sweetscented perfumes or candles, ca kes sweetscented perfumes or candles, cakes or even cocktails, do beware, because cheaper alternatives can be extracted from wood and even petrol. it will take untiljune to find out how this year's vanilla harvest fa res. how this year's vanilla harvest fares. the team here say they are not passing on the cast to customers yet. they say the taste is worth it —— cost to customers. i love vanilla. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. the viper now. —— goodbye for now. the top stories this hour: britain's ambassador to the us says diplomatic work is underway to ease president trump's concerns about the nuclear deal with iran. pakistan's interior minister has survived an assassination attempt. ahsan iqbal was shot in the arm at a political rally. a gunman has been arrested. the mother of 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton, shot dead in so

extent is that his policy and something that's been pushed on you decided that he would get let the pla and others have their way with that. but what's going on there? how shall we interpret that? >> i think that that's entirely xi jinping supported by pl8 ofntion. but again, he assumed control of south china policy in 2010 bhefer became general secretary of the communist party. and we began to see more asserted in a sense that the reclamation and beginning the militarization department start until 2014. but been a big supporter an went and visited all of the various regional commands, and they clearly reciprocated he restructured the military so that resembles american military more with theater demands. he is promoted people that support his vision. he's pushed people out that he believes to be corrupt there's been a huge restructuring of the chinese military under shi an assertiveness in in the south china sea is a very much a -- joint partnership between the vision and pla which more than happy to try to realize that, you know, 80.of the south china sea that they claim -- >> raise a

first of all, how much of a challenge was it to protect and safeguard some of these delicate pla ntsis a huge diversity of temperate plants, many of them quite rare and difficult to grow so it took all the skill of our expert horticultural team to ensure that they were lifted carefully, propagated if necessary and looked after for the several years while the building works went on and then we re the building works went on and then were brought back in and replanted, with much more material as well. and it is more thanjust with much more material as well. and it is more than just a with much more material as well. and it is more thanjust a beautiful collection of plants. it is a real arc of some of the incredibly endangered species. can we talk about this plant over year? this has been described as the lonely as planned in the world. why is that? this plant, it is one of a handful of representatives of this species held in botanic gardens around the world. it is extinct in the wild so the sole parent plant from which this one grow is no longer in existence. they have separate male and

. >> i'm pla to relocate and go south where it's more i can't live and work just to pay for gas prices. >> reporter: there's no specific data on how higher gas prices affect home sales and and the impact is likely shrinking giving thear popy of hybrid cars and rideshares, but there's mo question that higher prices for anything take a toll on consumer confidence, and buying a home the biggest investment that most w peopll ever make, is all about confidence. fort, "nightly business rep i'm diana olick in gtwash. >>> the etf made up of major home building companies is down more than 12% year to date while the s&p 500 has risen 2%. at's weighing on the sector? joining us is wl randell. thanks for jning us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >>> home billeders have also been facing inflation in terms of labor costs andmaterial, right? >> most are experiencing about a 5% incree in input cost. thankfully so far they've been able to average that pricing power much the ultimate question is going to be, you have a tight lake labor market, rising commodities, particularly lumber prices. however doe

does it matter if it takes pla two weeks later?uppose a deadline sharpens the mind,ut i know the idea of getting this organized on short notice seems quite a stretch. for many people. lauren: and, now, you know that the president is a show man. thwith the sorean leader, and kim jong-un. newhat is the headou think he wants from this desperately? reporter: i think he just wantst the ic meeting between the u.s. and north korea. the idea thasothere has been sort of logjam breakthrough with him. laur thank you so much for joining us. pressure is buildinelin northern d to end the ban on abortion after the neighboring irish republic just ended it on frilay. abortionbe illegal. see theers who want to ged held a demonstration in belfast on monday. our correspondent, chris reports. , >> when do we want it? calls for change have become louder. northern ireland, abortion has been illegal. but protesters say the laws are outdated and unfair. >> i feel we are lagging behind of rest of europe, the rest the western world. >> especially because the

mayor joined baseball officials to announce that the new york yankees and the boston nered sox will plajune. as matt morrison reports, the two tms share quite the history. matt: ok, it is not cricket, but there are runs and endings, plenty for british sports fans to enjoy. major league baseball is sending two teams, the new york yankees and the boston red sox, with one of the oldest rivalries in the world. >> the yankees take on the red sox. matt: think coke versus pepsi or "star wars" versus "star trek," only with more spitting. they are both among baseball's oldest teams, they are faced off orin than 2000 games, and each time the fans make it personal. the animosity has long centeredu ar babe ruth, arguably the greatest hitter to pick up on a bat. the red sox traded the bambino,d as he was cato the yankees after the 1919 season. after that, new york went on to .in 26 championships over an 8-decade stretch asor boston, it took them another 86 years to get just one. it came to be called the curse of the bambino. there will not be a championship on theine when they square off in london's

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violence, replacing handguns with something left violent, but in some major cities, it hasn't gone plasana dias has more. >> reporter: cities plagued by shootings are now battling a new type of gun violence. police are calling it paintball wars. in the last week, there have been more than 200 paintball shootings reported in atlanta, detroit, greensboro, north carolina, and milwaukee, where there have been 65 incidents in the last four days. sergeant melissa franckowiak. >> it started in atlanta. it was rapper who had started putting things on youtube and instagram. >> reporter: that rapper calls himself 21 ravage. he reportedly started a movement called "guns down, paint balls up" in an effort to curb gun violence. >> it's turned into groups shooting at citizens. it's an idea that may have backfired. >> he was very sweet. >> reporter: last month ta regy diggs was sleeping in the back seat of his mother's car when he was fatally shot by a real gun. it was two days after his birthday. he was hit by a student who was shooting at those shooting paint balls. >> he was very strong. >> reporte

which is why today pla melania p is in my thoughts. >> melania trump is undergoing surgery for a benignyst in her kidney. >> mrs. trump is expected to remain in the military hospital for a week. >> it could be because she's the first lady and this they want to pay extra attention. >> trevor: yeah, she's staying an extra week. i feel like after a couple of hours the doctor told her she could go home and melania is, like, no, i should stay until you check everything out, i stay longer! okay, well, ms. first lady, since we're keeping you longer, your his is on his way to visit. okay, we've tried everything. pull the plug. you're not on life support. i don't care, just try it, see what happens. ( laughter ) what's wild about the story is look at these two people. how is she the one with the health issue? how? i mean, trump's blood type is kfc positive! he does not live a healthy life. at a rally last week trump vowed to fight for rights to have the lgbbq community. how is he healthy? ( laughter ) in other news, we're learning things about what president trump does before bed at night and it

does that message pla in the myths of 10 million democrats. >> me people added their name to the list all county in l ornia, past resolution against sanctuary policy. that is not begging the question among some critics. is this orchestrated by gop party leaders or a grass roots effort? >> we sign -- sort of training session where folks from the former rnc, republican national committee. folks and some people who are very involved in anti-immigrants group areo offering of training for local officials and so that caused some blow backs.h i thinke's some things that are a bit of both. there is some coordination hehappening at national level and with the party. there's also a lot ofam anger ng grass roots republicans about it. >> marisa l reporting to us from the gop state con veng. thank you. >> thank you. >> that'll do it for us. you can mind more of our coverage at kqed newsroom. thanks for joining us. robert: damage control. the white house is blindsided by one of the president's new lawyers. i'm robert costa. we examine the extraordinary legal battlepl on mul fronts from russia to mo

they're living in the shadow of lava, and hang to take risks on the cracked ground that is a perilous pla to call home. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. laura:is coined us from hawaii or short time ago. chris, this volcano has been upting for 19 days. how intense are the latest eruptions?s: cheah, there have been two eruptions in the last 24 hours,t anives you a sense of how active kilauea still is at the summit. this is the road that takes you to the area that has been so badly affected by all of these fissures opening up. you can see that there are roadblocks -- at is one of the trucks leaving at the moment, and we have had a lot of people taking this stuff out and moving of the house is because they remain concerned. the fact that these fountains of lava cantill be seen, particularly at night when they light up the night sky. laura: how badly has tourism on the island been affeed? it is the lifeblood, isn't it? chris: it has really causea lot of concern for people. people have been put off. you talk to people particularlyn his island and they say thatav theyhad can

. >> would you ever pla the slots? >> no i like card games. >> no. >> reporter: thatresents a challenge. the casinos are betting technology can change. >> in our new casino of th future that we're rolling out is called cx 3. we worked with a lot of the game manufacturers and we' introducing slot product that allows you to plug your phone in, automatically it recalibrates and shows you a leader boa and where y rank on that leader board. much more interaction. >> reporter: just thi month nevada approved the tri-station gaming machine. it offers different game choices.ed i tri out into the dead, a zombie game that has more than 40il million m downloads. >> in our case a lot of the players that played g thee weren't even expecting to play. they were walking byhe and saw something that was interesting to them that they thought they would try playing, and that's new revenue for the casino floor itself. >> reporter: games with multi-player machines will have games they recognize, pacman, deal or no deal, cut the rope, it's be

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m ost pla ces now. hello there, another warm day. most places enjoying warm weather. there are some rain and drizzle towards the northwest. some brighter and sunnier skies developing. light winds for england and the —— wales. inland temperatures, 22 or 23 degrees. more sunshine to come. 0vernight, perhaps some rain and drizzle. it will be dry for england and where. there will be some mist around. clear skies, but and where. there will be some mist around. clearskies, but nothing and where. there will be some mist around. clear skies, but nothing too cold on monday morning. that mist and fog will burn off. in proving in scotland, the rain will retreat. some late showers, towards other parts of england and where. most places will be dry, again it will be warm in the sunshine and light winds. hello again, you are watching bbc news. here are our latest headlines... the royal family has thanked the public after thousands of people lined the streets of windsor to celebrate the marriage of prince harry and meghan markle. a major overhaul of rail timetables begins today, affe

. >> on thtwsday tensions ben sran and israel escalated as israeli war pla attacked dozens of iranian war targets inside of what role would you say the u.s. pulling out of the iran nuclear deal played in that? >> i think it's what part of the same dance, a complicated dance that i think was coordinated between israel and the united states. it began with benjamin netanyahu's conference or show where he talked about all the new intelligence that they hadn found iran indicating that iran had lied about it military component, the nuclear program in the past, something that mr. trump quoted in his decision talk and i think behind the scenes mr. trump has given israel the greenight to go iran in syria. >> but didn't iran, you fire first? you know, fire some missiles into golan hasghts? itt like -- and that happened before the u.s. announced its decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal. >> right. iran certainly has taken aggressive actions in syria, and it has taken aggressive actions against israel in lebanon. iran has now placed about 00 00 missiles right on the neighborhood, right on th

the final of the world's biggest song contest eurovision ta kes pla ce biggest song contest eurovisiond on lisbon to support the country's entries, many dressed to impress. this is a look at fashion on display. all about the pink! would you like to try it on? i love sparkle. it's about self expression, flamboyancy, having a crack. this sequinned mini is actually a top. i didn't like it as a top so ijust shimmied it down and turned it into a skirt. and this, actually, the top is a swimsuit. we came via turkmenistan and we got some garb. the hats — sheepskin. the hats that are big and the people always can look to us in the crowd and everything. and i have the — my scarf. i'm wearing comfortable shoes and a short skirt so i can dance in it and something to keep my hair up but easy to let it go if i need to. yeah, it'sjust a chopstick! just a bit of imagination. i love the freedom and the sheer — just the texture of the cloth. turkmenistan is a desert. this hat, although it looks hot, is actually very cool. and you can wear this in 40—degree temperatures and you will be cool as a cucumber

m ost pla ces developing across the south—east.this is business briefing. i'm david eades. a $200 billion olive branch. china offers to slash its massive trade gap with the us. the question is how. plus: happy couple, happy economy. from tourism to tea towels to trade, why the royal wedding could give a welcome boost to british business. and on the markets: the us ended lower on concerns over those trade talks. but asian shares are creeping up, as reports emerge of progress towards a deal.

the island is famous for its unique pla nts island is famous for its unique plants and natural beautyoesn't come in time, this could be less like paradise and more like a living hell. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a root—and—branch reform for art. the italian sculptor whose trees are taking on nature. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far, but some of the police are tear—gassing the crowd — we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well established here. helen was said to be in good spirits butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. cheeri

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it's not clear if there would be ny possibility of a peace pla is despite what the trump administrationsaid they're trying to come up with some deal in the mideast. so there's certainly been a huge amount of polar riceation >> israel has been making air strikes into syria into what is the iranian positions in the country and then you got the u.s. withdrawal from the iran deal. >> that's right. the israelis are much bigger security threat to them afar as their concerned right now is iran. five days ago, we saw the president the iran deal and only day later, the israelis said that iranians fired 20oc rkets into israel occupied. they is responded with widespread air strikes. that hasn't been seen here in many years. in syria on iranian targets. that was really only the latest evt in what has been an ongoing tit fo t, the iranian president is a growing concern. >>> thanks smuch. >> tnk you. >> sreenivasan: the united states incarcerates more people, per capita, than any other cuntry in the world. but what about tldren that offenders leave behind when they enter prison? for them, the ex trie

mayor fer rrell plans plans plas dispatchers. dispatchers are now answering 88% of 911 calls within ten seconds. they are inching close to the national standard which is 90% of the time. but a long struggle to reach this point. and call volumes continue to increase dramatically. >> approximately 1,000 more calls per day. that's 1,000 more calls per day since seven years ago. >> reporter: this while the call center kocontinues to be under staff. long time dispatcher debra says that means working mandatory overtime and holidays. when you think you are going home after working eight hours and you have to stay 12. >> 40% of our calculation that come into the call center are not emergencies. >> reporter: the mayor wants to allocate more money to divert these calls to the system. it would get nearly $15 million to near equipment and firefighting apparatus and equipment. in the past five years, the department has experienced a 25% increase in its call volume. >> we pride ourselves in getting to the scene within a five-minute time period

but you have the president focusing on pla -- on blankensh.he's probably the most of vulnerable. but ron, i want to ask, i think it's a great question. the bifurcated vote that may be split could propel him in front. is this a smart move on the part of the white house? >> i don't think so. the election will be about turnout. it will be about the people invest west virginia selecting the person they want. you have president trump weighing in and tweeting by the as we saw today. that can have the unintended consequence of boomeranging saying i'm not going to let outsiders decide the election in our state. having three people could put blankenship to the top of the ledger in a very vicious campaign. charles: is it overblown with respect to running the wrong county? but he's saying things that are anti-ethnic and he represents the gop nationwide. >> he said china person instead of chinaman. and he released a campaign ad. it wasn't like he said it on the stump. he's a candidate that will have a lot of problems to win broadly. the president wouldly

m ost pla ces elsewhere, a fine end to the day. most places will have clear skies.a chilly note, dry and bright first thing tomorrow morning. further west, more cloud rolling in which will spread into the eastern areas. it will be fairly patchy cloud through southern and eastern parts. some showers and more cloud further west. i touch warmer, 15 or 16 degrees across the south—east. friday is even warmer, again largely dry with more cloud across northern and western areas. the rest of the weather towards the south and east. more of a breeze to the far north. temperatures could reach 18 or 19 degrees. the reason why the temperatures are rising is because ourjet temperatures are rising is because our jet stream has temperatures are rising is because ourjet stream has now moved to the north of the country, we are on the warmer side of thejet north of the country, we are on the warmer side of the jet and high pressure will dominate for friday and into the bank, day weekend, good news for most of us. it will continue to fire some weather systems into the north—west of the

we will talk about more of that with trevor from pla ntlife more of that with trevor from plantlife inhe roadside beautiful start and if you look at the forecast for this week, more of it to come. plenty of dry weather this week, a little bit of rain, warm over the next couple of days and things will cooler for a time during the middle part of this week. 0ut there this morning, after a chilly start rings are warming up. clear skies across most areas. we will see low cloud become more dominant across eastern parts of scotland, east inglot, and east anglia and the south—east. —— east england. northern ireland and western scotland also seeing some more cloud compared with the rest of the country, but some sunny spells still possible here and in the blue skies across most of the uk it will feel pleasantly warm this afternoon. temperatures into the high teens, may be nudging 20 degrees. through the night, clear skies inland but around the coast it is set to turn quite misty, especially north sea coasts and across the south—west. northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and we

. >> i have a pla plane to make ai wanted to get your response and then i had a question. as far as marijuana legalization oror decriminalization, i think you make a good point about creing how things go and maybe taking some time to determine the states but i think people have been using it for a long time. maybe not legally and it's fair to say alcohol is not safer people don't die from blood poisoning from it or overdoses. one of the issues with decriminalization as opposed to legalization is people can still use their jobs. it stays in your system for so long as there are some challenges as far a as that concern but i i wondered your response to that and i wondered if you had heard of [inaudible] and what your thoughts woul with beyond that. >> cannabis is not good for the developing brain. so from our brains are under construction into our 20s through the process by which we cover the nerve fibers so when the brain is under construction for it is very vulnerable to substances, particularly potent stuff like thc can the active ingredient that is 60 times more powerful

in return for adherence to the jc pla. this is mentioned there. and since they have appealed to that. will the foreign secretary meet with me and other members of the all party group that have already met to discuss this to find a way of producing a non- dollar financial arrangement that works so that iran can retain some credence. we have seen deals that can be done without conflicting with the extraterritorial sanctions. as i said in my statement. we will be announcing further steps into court. >> now the government has discovered it. can the foreign secretary. if the original -- withdrawal results in that. the right honorable gentlemen. as a party. will do our best to protect that. first of all congratulations. further authority. don't you agree. is that the models in iran. they are not very moderate ir standards. it will be undermined by this decision. and that will strengthen even more hard-line people. so therefore they are looking at the next steps and may take steps to try to reduce the malign behavior in some areas will he give an unswerv

you have a president who appears toby anyone's standards trying toman pla to manipulate the process. >> again, it's hard to escape that conclusion. it is dangerous on i think a number of levels. i think it's dangerous for the president. he is setting himself up, i think for a le gym case of obstruction. it is dangerous for the investigations underway because it's going to deter people, hopefully not, but it might deter people from pursuing all the leaves they need to. it is certainly dangerous from the country because it's a departure from the norm. >> trump campaign sent an e-mail worse than water gate, saying quote, i hereby demand that the department of justice investigate obama fbi and -- for political purposes. this could be the greatest political scandal in american history. this is a political fight. >> no question to that. if there was any doubt about this, and i'm not sure there is at this point. when the trump re-election campaign sent that e-mail out, mid afternoon or so. it initially looked like a fund raising solicitation, it's actually a petition to sign. it's to get hi

we saw something tack plake pla yesterday that was a direct attack on the freedom of the press. the ep achieve holding this meeting and only cnn was allowed inside and the epa said this was because of space limitations and multiple people said there were dozens of chairs open and there was zero access for media that has been accurately, truthfully reporting on all of the ethical concerns around the epa chief and all of a sudden they don't even have a seat in the room. >> and those photos don't lie. there are empty chairs. there are -- there's room on platforms for other cameras and that's what people need to start to do, citizens on all sides -- the picture doesn't lie, although you can fake that, too, these days, but i do think this is something that this administration has done time and time again. it's not about freedom of the press. it's about locking the press out and it's about attacking the press and knocking down the credibility. it's about moving people to their corners and again, that's what so much of this administration's actions has been. the problem with that is th

points, i think it's probably in our best interest to make sure that we check those boxes because pla's and prevailing wage, that's good stuff, right? >> yeah, absolutely. and we know that's an important part of the message that we deliver, and we're in the process of gathering that, so we'll give you a briefing on that, yeah. >> okay. >> can you just put that slide back up? i just want to make sure i understand. so basically, what this is saying is 81% of the additional enrollment that we're going to be doing this year will be ghg free, correct? >> that's right. so the way that we represent the energy purchases in the portfolio is all of our sales, not just the incremental customers that we're enrolling. so we look at it over the 12 months, all of the energy that we purchase and supply to our customers. so it's not just the enrolled customers, but it's the customers we're serving today, so they're all part of the same -- they're all getting served by the same body of resources. one point of clarification i do want to make so you can see it, it identifies over 48% renewable. we have inc

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