stories and much more by going to our website but after this in a couple of minutes the listening post will start to stay watching. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the camera has gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. will put up with it if you know in modern and could almost be in the news publications i hope i hope but of course the big hit with the government being it's like it's not a good idea for the show you couldn't it's one of the biggest stories out there right now i mean yes it doesn't want to. alarm richard just britain you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week a journalist goes undercover in india to expose media companies willing to peddle propaganda dressed up as news for a price kremlin funded news outlets are feeling the heat in the u.s. but what about washington's own state sponsored broadcast operations overseas a real case of fake news the resurrect

would not do this while those are the headlines do stay with us coming up next it's the listening post of richard gere's butt and i'm going to have more news for you in just under half an hour hope you'll join me that of i. put up with it if you know in modern and cut out most of india's means even use publication i hope i hope but of course the big hit with the. whole thing it's like it's not that he did it but the show you couldn't is one of the saudis out there right now and you knew it doesn't want to. alarm richard just britain you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week a journalist goes undercover in india to expose media companies willing to peddle propaganda dressed up as news for a price kremlin funded news outlets are feeling the heat in the u.s. but what about washington's own state sponsored broadcast operations overseas a real case of fake news the resurrection of a journalist who was reportedly killed this is not judea and a music video born in america gets the nigerian treat everybody the crimean we begin in india and one of

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alarm richard just britain you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week a journalist goes undercover in india to expose media companies willing to peddle propaganda dressed up as news for a price kremlin funded news outlets are feeling the heat in the u.s. but what about washington's own state sponsored broadcast operations overseas a real case of fake news the resurrection of a journalist who was reportedly killed this thank you and a music video born in america gets the nigerian treat everybody the caribbean we begin in india and one of those stories that should have been major news but was conspicuously absent from television screens and newspapers there perhaps the subject matter was the issue checkbook journalism news outlets for hire cobra post an investigative news site with a penchant for undercover expose days posted videos from a secret camera sting operation targeting twenty seven indian media outlets including some of the country's biggest the videos show cobra posts undercover reporter posing as a hindu nationalist offering to pay m

capitol well this is yet another dispute between the washington post and its employees but to remind the viewers the washington post is owned by jeff bezos the founder of amazon and the richest man alive according to forbes he purchased the paperback in twenty thirteen for two hundred fifty million dollars and the story tromso for into sort of what the washington post a union publicly calling on bezos to provide better working conditions and better pay for their workers i'm fighting for a decent raise because i believe i want to put contributed to the post success deserves a share that i'm fighting for a better retirement benefits i'm fighting to retain some amount of job security but the. this is the first time bezos has been publicly called out for not providing suitable working conditions when he visited germany back in april to actually receive an award for business innovation and social responsibility ironically he was met with protests by local amazon employees and bases responded to the protest saying quote i am very proud of our working conditions and i'm very proud of the wa

here is a "washington post" story. on fox news of all places trump's spy claim is debunked by trey gowdy and judge napolitano. he challenged the allegation that the fbied on his campaign. >> the allegations by mayor giuliani over the weekend would lead one. howie: that's the judge's view. shepard smith sometimes tries to debunk the president's claims. >> shep smith superstar. >> love him. >> president trump accuse the special counsel and his team of a whole new set of conspiracy theories. unfound not based on fact or reason with no evidence to support them. >> judge nap where, fox news' news gathering force. again, specifically -- doing what republicans always did, that is stand up and defend the rule of law. stand up and defend the fbi. howie: there is no surprise that joe and mika will defend those who support their views. >> it was comey leaks because he wanted a special counsel based on a phoney dossier. then he spies on democrats. mueller's out of control russia probe has lost any legitimacy. howie: if you look at

it allows you to pull up all blog posts that you thought may have been dedeleted.are posting in the web matters. it is not just for fun or in your private times. it haunted reid more than a decade later. she posted about wolf blitzer and dozens of people and a lot of them was fenoffensive and mo is going to come out from her blog. >> brian stelter, thank you very much. >>> we got breaking news, it would have been better had they arrived of our reporting of the summit of north korea. the white house is planning a possible summit between vladimir putin and president trump. up next, new policies in effect, two migrant mothers sharing their stories as we get our access to the detention center when we continue. crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower the abi

landing in los angeles and those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after listening post next. they help build clean and feed the capital but they're not welcome anymore. when he says with this is the mass of agents and demolitions forcing two hundred thousand of beijing's poor from their homes one of many east and how does it. hold up well worth it if you know in modern lent that almost of india's been the new publication i would hope but of course the big hit with the economy being. like. a good idea for the show you could be in is one of the biggest stories out there right now i mean yes it doesn't want to. alarm richard just britain europe the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week a journalist goes undercover in india to expose media companies willing to peddle propaganda dressed up as news for a price kremlin funded news outlets are feeling the heat in the u.s. but what about washington's own state sponsored broadcast operations overseas a real case of fake news the resurrection of a journalist who was reportedly killed this thank

the washington post is owned by jeff bezos the founder of amazon and the richest man alive according to forbes he purchased the paperback in twenty thirteen for two hundred fifty million dollars and the story trumps referring to sort of with the washington post union publicly calling on bases to provide better working conditions and better pay for their workers i'm fighting for a decent raise because i believe everyone has contributed to the post success deserves assure that i'm fighting for a better retirement benefits i'm fighting and retain some amount of job security but this isn't the first time bezos has been publicly called out for not providing suitable working conditions when he visited germany back in april to actually receive an award for business innovation and social responsibility ironically he was met with protests by amazon employees and bases responded to the protest saying quote i am very proud of our working conditions and i'm very proud of the wages that we pay claiming that his companies pay much higher wages compared to others but this petition signed by four hu

i just read it here in the "washington post." it seems to me however whatever the recollection, differing recollections about this, it sort of gets resolved with the fact that stone did nothing about it, came to the conclusion according to the "post" that it was a waste of time. he and greenberg came to the conclusion that it was a waste of time. so i can't imagine anything got back to the then presidential candidate that was of any substance. >> kelly o'donnell is joining us now. put this in perspective for us. how critical is this report from the "washington post"? >> reporter: the word i would use is significant. and the reason for that, it is a meeting that had not been disclosed and it involves two people who had been interviewed by congressional investigators as well as the mueller team. and the fact that they had not previously disclosed it in those settings could be very problematic for them now that they acknowledge it did happen because you have to be truthful in these settings and did face legal jeopardy if you are not

welcome back to world news headlines now donald trump out cold on staff at the washington post to go on strike against the newspaper's billionaire owner american reports from the u.s. capitol. well this is yet another dispute between the washington post and its employees but to remind the viewers the washington post is owned by jeff bezos the founder of amazon and the richest man alive according to forbes he purchased the paperback in twenty thirteen for two hundred fifty million dollars and the story trumps of her into sort of with the washington post union publicly calling on bases to provide better working conditions and better pay for their workers i'm fighting for a decent raise because i believe they're one which contributed to the post success deserted i'm fighting for better retirement benefits i'm frightened retain some amount of job security but this isn't the first time bezos has been publicly called out for not providing suitable working conditions when he visited germany back in april to actually receive an award for business innovation and social responsibility ironical

so she apologized again for the post but still didn't take responsibility for writing the post. >> ily do not believe i wrote those hateful things because they are completely alien to me. i can definitely understand based on things i have tweeted and have written in the past why some people do not believe me. i have not been exempt from being dumb or hurtful. i own that. i get it. and for that, i am truly, truly sorry. >> reporter: in a statement late today msnbc called the post hateful and hurtful. adding that joy reid. >> for the record, i was only a runner up in the gayest. if she says she was hacked, was that a lie? i mean, and if she lied, isn't that something that something that msnbc would be concerned about. >> that would affect her credibility going forward. that is the key here. she may have posted a lot of offensive things. that documentary of 9/11 seems especially offensive to me. what happened when she was caught or cornered is the most troubling. in april, she was backed binto corner and seemed to come up with this story about hacking. i don't know what she was thinking

to the inflammatory blog post, she is sorry and a better person.e is the statement that i published my blog in 2005, wrote thousands of posts in real-time on issues of the day, there are things i'm embarrassed by, and my position is changed. among the blog posts uncovered, the photoshop picture of john mccain on the body of the virginia tech shooter and uncovered by bose feed titled by joy read baghdad john strikes it didn't come a reference to mccain's statement he would follow some of bin laden to the gates of hell. from her statement i have the highest respect for john mccain as a public servant and patriot and wish him and his family the best. the federalist, she called cnn host wolf blitzer a hack, said he was promoting the interests of israel over being a journalist, responding to that and other parts of her blog, rewrote there is no question in my mind al qaeda perpetrated the 9/11 attacks or is relapse right to its sovereignty. msnbc, she hosts the morning program, some of the things written by joy on her old blog are hateful and hurtful, j

only the post office. so demand is reduced to only a little but you can go lots of other places if you raise the price of the package and express mail delivery. so that's why the postal service, as an economic entity keeps on raising rates for regular mail and holds down its charges to amazon and fedex. why should we care? well consumers and businesses pay those higher postal rates. taxpayers ultimately pay for the cross-subsidies that produced the low charges that bothered mr. trump. think of the property tax exemption. if more of, if those property taxes went to state and local entities, then other people's property taxes could be lower. and but, even, even more important i think the cross-subsidies discourage investment and innovation in the package and express mail delivery industry by both the private businesses and the postal service. i have estimated that these cross subsidies are technically barred by law, were worth $9.4 billion in 2016. let's consider two large examples. two postal workers delive

in fact, last year, sponsored influencer posts ton instagram le to more than $1 billion in sales. and that number is projected to double in the next couple of years. that's one rea fn amer indiana call center operator got the bright idea to build her blog into a valuable resource for fashion retailers. >> so cute! i love it. >> if erin schrader likes it, her blog readers notice. >> there's a striped tee. >> if readers click a product he link, shop. and quite often, they e'buy. >> consistently producing over seven figures in sales for thosers retailevery month. >> herblog, living in yellow, aims to highlight good looks at good prices. when a reader clicks a produ link, schrader gets paid. if the reader buys, schrader might earn a commsion. what started as a diary in 2011 pays quite well these >> i am running a multi-million-dollar business. >> and the living in yellow team makest happen i goshen, indiana. >> occasional, i would maybe go to old nd pick up a few things and then mention it on the blog. and peopledlways see interested in learning, not just about my life, but what was i

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services for the post office. the european directive did not require a change in the institution. it did not require corporatization. at the end of the day, every european government that considered the issue decided that in order to allow the post office to survive and thrive, the only solution was to turn the post office into a normal corporation. in fact, all the post office is in europe, ausannew zealane gazed as normal corporation. three of the four biggest ha been substantially or completely privatized. inum, at the endf it 20th century, the universal postal system needed to be rethought. in many of the industrialized countries, in over 20 years they adopted a reform template that includes four major components. the first is get rid of the monopoly, it is a crutch. get rid of the special privileges. a privileges. secondly, corporatized the post you office and get it out of politics. then, possibly privatize. you the third is to define you universal service clearly, will and develop a method for compensating

undockumented children separated from parents at border. >> chose to post the second most oblivious tweet we have seen this week. ivanka, that is a beautiful photo of you and your child. let me just say one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless [ bleep ]. he listens to you. put on something tight and low cut and tell your father to [ bleep ] stop it. tell him it was an obama thing and see how it goes. okay? >> the slam comes the same week roseanne war fired or a racist tweet. the insult was not smart or funny. i would like to apologize to ivanka trump and viewers. i crossed a line and i deeply regret it. >> tbs is owned by the time warn warner. samantha bee has taken the right action and apologized. the words should not have been erred and -- aired and regret it. two sponsors are pulling ads from the show. white house press secretary sarah sanders called it vile and vicious. that is much further than what the president said about roseanne. he followed and demanded an apology for that. >> and if the fbi was so concerned about the russian

there are biased reporters washington post, there are and honest reporters washington post.here are biased reporters at the new york times, there are fine and honest reporters at the new york times but the president gets more than his share of fake news. and things are published about him and his family that are untrue. above all, he is a counterculture and i think a very effective one . >> new york, independent line. >>. >> i like the answer that t you gave to the last caller about illegal immigration. i wanted to say that when you think veterans, i start to see that as just let service because i see the democrats and my own town hall tripping over each other to help illegal immigrants tand do nothing for us. dynasty in the ms 13 stuff here in the brentwood area and displaces turning into a third world country and i le can't get the town to do anything about it but you've got these houses loaded up with you will only happen people. you've got five to aroom and the single-familyhouses . the town isn't doing anything about it . they're getting all kinds of benefits i never ge

"washington post" also giving us a sense here of how dire the situation is for children housed in at least one of the shelters. the president of the american academy of pediatrics visited a shelter in texas and told the post workers there are not al w allowed to touch the children even if it means consoling crying toddlers. president trump -- a strategy that carries risk for republicans long term. kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: far from the real world consequences, is the red meat of immigration politics. president trump tweeted, democrats can fix their forced family break-up at the border by working with republicans on new legislation for a change. this white house video links an alleged gang murder to rules affecting child immigrants. >> the gang member reportedly entered our country through glaring loopholes for unaccompanied alien minors. >> after he distanced himself from his own administration's zero tolerance policy that triggered the situations. >> i hate it. hate to see separation of parents and children. >> the president's strategy is to blame democrats for blocking

well he had a bar with a with a with a beautiful header yeah and brahms who came on later hit the post didn't pay or that's that was sent back to beat it but you also i think maybe they played the charts but they didn't but they did and they they left late ninety five minutes but they're still pretty much in the game andy hello there again spectacular comeback for germany the obvious question was it like inside the stadium and what yourself or you're shaking when i saw that goal when. i tell you i should be sitting down right now i can stand up for much longer it was an amazing game is an englishman i've seen germany all i saw at a world cup i always get through to that i have to stay yes tonight i really thought they'd get booted out i didn't see perhaps how did hang on and even when they came back to one one always thinking to myself you know what that still means i have to beat south korea and this something has to happen persuading against mexico perhaps not get a victory a point there and then right at the test you know what we've seen it so often that a great player czeisler guy

and b has you using the post office, correct? >> c. >> c has you using the post office. b says shall not be removed -- shall not result in the removal of the name of a person from any official list registered to vote in election for federal office by reason of the person's failure to vote. >> that's correct. and if you interpret that to be a sole proximate cause test, then ours ds not satisfy it because nobody is removed solely by reason of their- >> exactly. >> so they're removed because they fail to respond to notice and failed to vote over six years, which is more thanhe minimum -- >> so please explain to me why a change of address is reasonable? what are the statistics that show that the vast majority of people that you disenfranchise from voting, that you strike from the election roles have actually moved. >> so there was no statistic cal evidence that is necessary because congress made the determination of what evidence is necessary. and that determination -- >> no. when it gave you an example, it gave you an example. >> that was an example for meeting our minimum

funny thing was unfolding ok i think you can post things to yourself you know even a living. could be seen but it almost looks like the scene of something. they don't want to speak to stink on the heels of the film. which experience which you generally see if you don't say well you know he's looking for something to believe we'll see if you will wait for that outfit to. die but i'm just. curious to know. and here's a guy who is in that camp but i mean he's here in russia cheering for his team when he's on a train bound for the match in southern russia and we'll be following his adventures throughout the tournament and we show hey i'm the other mexican found one too disappointed with today's result. geez only guy was belgium against tunisia i was lucky to be at that game and watch belgium qualify for the next round they put five bastar not so helpless the knees or they still managed to get two but romelu lukaku and i hadn't has. scored a brace each securing the five to victory for belgium sitting pretty on top of the group with six points to two wins from two having beaten pan

it all rather than posting it under privacy settings coating bugs can ruin lives and you know that'sactually it may sound romantic but it's true in some countries like thailand for example a man was recently sentenced to thirty five years in prison for what he posted on facebook it was deemed by the government to be insulting to the royal family so if that kind of post were to be exposed we haven't seen that yet this could have serious consequences absolutely one has to be really really vigilant last month from a social media desk thank you very much for that. today marks well ocean day and this is by the united nations intended to help us better understand the big blue blanket that covers over seventy percent of our planet but in recent years this blanket has increasingly come on the threat mostly from plastic pollution some thirteen million tons of plastic washed into the sea every year. five gigantic marine plastic garbage islands float around the world's ocean currents. the great pacific garbage patch drifts between hawaii and california it's four times larger than germany. happi

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they provide an address to the post office. on an annual basis, those addresses get compared to the statewide database. those people get taken care of long before the supplemental process. >> or is that a commonsense argument? >> show what? >> that when you move, you notify someone. had anstate never y statistics. >> i thought i read it was 40% to 50%. >> the statistic in the record is that 40% of mail that gets returned to us as undeliverable is because people have not posted a forward address. it is likely to be a much smaller percent who do not do that when they moved to a different county or state. >> under your interpretation, could ohio send address verification notices to the entire electorate? >> if they did that to the entire electorate, it would not violate 8b2. it would violate 8a -- >> so the fact that they use a general mail to everyone wouldn't affect the outcome in your view? >> no, your honor, because 70% of the people do not return them. that is what statistics show. 10% were undeliverable. 1.2 million just thr

they can talk to each other during the game and post messages.ccording to that parent, that's where a messageposted thing this school by name. >> for about an hour today -- >> everything goes tough your mind. >> in emergency lock downn san jose. police officers searching the catching. the shooting happened. >> the school district tells nbc bay area, they put the elementary school on lockdown after getting the message from a parent. saying the parent saw a posting on a video game. it ren sool site. several parents say they learned te robocall.ckdown from an >> you don't even know. you can be at work and you g random call. it is kind of scary. >> tonight, the san jose police department tells us the message posted on the video game was a pr by an 11-year-old student, and that police did not take any action. reportg live from san jose. nbc bay area news. >>> a very popular video game. >>> we're following some developing news. our chopper down south overhead. a wildfire in beverly hills. it started just before 2:00 this afternoon. the fires coming dan

roseanne posted these conspiracy theories and more comparison to "planet of the apes." all that as kimmel -- tom arnold voiced concern on the tosh show and cnn. >> she's having mental health issues right now. i'm sure that's part of this. it doesn't make it okay. they had to cancel the show. >> roseanne has been open about her mental health struggles. >> i had and still in some ways have and always will have some mental illness. >> in 2011, roseanne told "new york magazine" that show pressures during season one caused her first nervous breakdown. >> out! i'm [ bleep ] serious. >> that same year, lifetime pulled the plug on the sitcom star's reality show, "roseanne's nuts," after just one season. >> i want you guys to go. come back tomorrow or the next day or the day after that or whatever that [ bleep ] is. good night! roseanne's break from hollywood at her macadamia nut farm in hawaii. meanwhile, roseanne's tv husband, john goodman, broke his silence. >> i would rather say nothing. >> yeah? we heard some talk about you having your own show. >> then you have heard more

how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." justice kennedy announced his retirement from the supreme court this week throwing the left and the main stream media to utter hysteria. look at this. >> regardless of what happens in his presidency now, donald trump will leave a mark on this country for decades to come. yeah. it's like it's not going to go away. he is giving america judicial herpes. >> if you are lgbtq, if you are a person of color, if you are a woman -- if you are not a straight white male in america you are probably freaking out. >> we are looking at the destruction of the constitution of the united states. >> we are screwed for generations. >> clean air and water that you use and breathe is at stake. >> we are lookin

there is the new york times and washington post. and i will say that i think cable in many ways for these last two years has not served the public interest for the most part and has gone for click bait, media malpractice over media news. so i think it coullides with th president for a check on his power. b but let me end. it's not just this president. there was an italian journalist who covered. you know who he was. he's still lurking around the political landscape. but he was someone like trump. and those journalists said it would be a mistake to focus too much on trump's character and the man because it will allow him to portray himself as the victim versus the establishment. focus on the sources of trumpism. we will have trumpism after we leave the sta and many of the media institutions favorably do this. look at the source of trump strength, economic, social, political factors. because that election in 2016, the media played a role. but so did the fact that i would argue -- and i'll stop with the first election of the post finan

a little different over the roseanne barr case, racist posts five years ago, another racist post thiscation of change or evolution. to be fair, joy has said she's changed and evolved her reviews, but it's the credibility issue about claiming you were hacked and maybe not claiming you were hacked and then you had an expert say the fbi is investigating, maybe that's not true. that's really i think the issue here. it's up to her viewers to decide if she's credible on that or not. >> jeremy, last question to you, it really does sound like msnbc is standing by her. do you think she's safe job-wise? >> i think the network likes her a lot. she's a very important voice for the network. she's popular with viewers. her msnbc colleagues when it was okay to do that, came out and supported her. i think that they think she has a path forward and they hope this statement will put things to rest for now. >> we're going to hear her critics say this is another double standard. that's beens li the line of the week. in this case for a liberal star. >> brian stelter, thank you. coming up next, as american

we begin with the washington post.us—mexico border. it comes as images of youngsters in cages sparked outrage around the world. the guardian features a story about lord sugar. the high—profile presenter of the apprentice has apologised for a tweet comparing the senegalese football team at the world cup to beach vendors in marbella. sugar posted a photo—shopped picture showing players apparently selling handbags and sunglasses. the times front page reveals that donald trump and vladimir putin are preparing to meet. the us president is due to visit brussels for the nato summit next month. the meeting between the two leaders is speculated to take place around this time. it‘s a move that‘s causing alarm in westminster. the straits times has a cashless society story. it says singaporeans are adopting online payments with such gusto that the government hopes that the country will be cheque—free by 2025. the new zealand herald online is on baby watch as they wait for their prime ministerjacinda ardern‘s baby to arrive. ms ard

. >> this tweet posted yesterday the champe football famedy will be l and missed. the driver of the bus involved in tin collision re on the scene. he did not drive he is cooperating with police and the investigation into this very tragic incident continues. an unarmed african american man body camasked that the video not be released until the investigation is finished. howard county involved in an effort to keep the investigation impartial. they also said the details of white's autop are not ready to be released. >>> a woman arrested for scaling and sitting on the white house fence has attempted to breach security a the white house five separate tes. >>> counsel members will decide to raise the ride share tax to 6%. that tks onto a $10 fare. it would go to dedicated funding. >> accused him of inappropriate contact last month. e woman told police she immediately left after the alleged assault. she called 911. . a firefighters responding to a call at a senior home. the evidence tonight that he was lured into an ambush. >>> and theederal government gives the okay toda

the washington post is a registered lobbyist? >> i think the president is holding the means three media feet to the fire is a good thing. obviously i agree. i don't think you can monolithically claim the mainstream media is entirely biased. there are biased reporters at the washington b orders there are biased reporters at the newas york times fine and honest reporterses at the new york times but the president gets more than his share of fake news and things are published about him and his family that are untrue. above all he is a counterpunch are in very effective. >> joining us from long island new york good morning. >> hello mr. stone. talking about illegal immigration i want to say that when you think veterans that is just lip service because they see the democrats in my own town hall reaching out to help illegal immigrants but do nothing for us. ms 13 stuff here in the brentwood area this place has turned into a third world country i can get the town to do anything about it. they have houses loaded up with people you would n

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we manage to post in the week of june 4, 602 . the case of the orange bar again is objection filings. and the yellow bar, the very, very small one, is objection filings posted. so there is no huge backlog a ause as you know there was mandatory objection period prior to which we could not grant anything. so you will start seeing more or less every single day batches of exclusions being acted upon. based on what we have seen so far, though, there is a high probability that relatively few of those will be granted because many of them have no substance and/or have potential substance but have objection that is are well-grounded posted against them. i hope that gives you a bit of a feel for both the magnitude of the chore in terms of the number of requests received, and the fact that we're making very good progress in dealing with them. it's also important to note that under the president's proclamation, whatever the date when an exclusion request is granted, it's granted retroactive to the date when that objection was posted. so even

she posted a picture saying feeling lucky to have a healthy girl. the deputy prime minister will fill in for her during her maternity leave. she shares the birthday with the former prime minister bhoutto. >>> let's get a check on "cnn money." what trade war? facebook, alphabet, netflix, all surging to all-time highs. that sent tech to an all-time close and shrug off worries of the trade war. tech companies largely immune to trade threats. the dow down seven trading days in a row. it is conducting business in china and that is taking a hit right now. the critical spring home selling season is showing signs of a bust. existing home sales fell in may dropping for the second month in a row. nearly half of homes in the u.s. are sold from march to june. this year, the housing market is stuck in neutral. even with a booming economy. tight inventory and high home prices and rising mortgage prices are locking out home buyers. especially first time home buyers. >>> disney sweetening the offer for 20th century fox. $21 billion. it beats comcast's all cash bid

with all the headlines more news on al-jazeera after listening post. and then we have new generations growing up to understand that other nations which are the natural then soon will be nothing lost and will suffer primatologist and conservationist dr jane goodall told to al-jazeera. tonight think of them and force make a military increases. like on a national bring it to. look out of other. places. ok next. time. hello i'm richard gere's virgin europe the listening post here are some of the media stories we're tracking this week the war in the yemen will the latest coalition offensive finally get this story the kind of coverage it deserves journalism in syria suffers from a different kind of problem does the truth even stand a chance that a brutal murder of a kashmiri editor sends a chilling message to anyone trying to report from the region and an american cartoonist becomes collateral damage in donald trump's war against the u.s. media he's out of a job. for a conflict described by amnesty international as the forgotten war yemen has found itself in

we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for combat, i'm leading and training them to heal. and if i come away with anything from the wounded warrior project, it's them giving my life back. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i'm okay. >>> a quick thinking flight instructor is being praised this morning after safely landing this cessna on a florida interstate. he reportedly took the controls from a student pilot after the plane suffered engine trouble. he avoided all the cars on interstate 75 in gainesville. nobody got hurt. >> good piloting there. >>> the head of the epa scott pruitt is under fire once again this morning for alleged misuse of his security detail. "the washington post" reports pruitt ordered agent

julian brant, that goes off the post. this match looks like it will end 1-1.th minute of stoppage time, ow, that free kick, unbelievable, germany, that probably saves their world cup, 2-1 win over sweden. that's the drama and tension we're talking about. hey, mexico today looking for its second win of the world cup, playing south korea. 26th minute, mexican penalty, yes, there's the goal. there's the goal. 66th minute, fernandez, 2-0 meco. they win 2-1. they're top of group f above rmany. and f more, belgium and tunisia, around the sixth minute, penalty kick, yeah, beats the keeper, 1-0, that's easy. 16th minute, lokaku, he's got rd style, tf the world cup, 2-0 belgith. end of first half, he's not done. he slips behind the defense. nice touch, ties ronaldo, they win it 5-2. they lead group g with six points. drama, and tension. this 18-year-old, 6'4", 200 pounds, last two seasons with red deer in alberta, last year 37 points in 45 games. we likex guys named an this town. the rest of the draft, they got cody clark, the son of former maple leaf great wendel clar

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