experiencia trabaje para mejorar la imagen de el pri que se encuentra rezagado las encuestas rumbo las encuestlecciones presidenciales. >> la muerte de su hermana a manos de su esposo de una joven mexicana crear una pÁgina es para de difundir imÁgenes definitivdef asesino de mujeres . >> es el Último recuerdo de su hermana porque aquÍ encontrÓ la fuerza para dar con el asesino. >> esta sed que tenemos de indignaciÓn, de impunidad. >> cuenta sandra que fue at atropellada por el hombre con el que se casarÍa, despuÉs se dio a la fuga y la policÍa no hacia nada por eso fundÓ la pÁgina los machos nos matan en mÉxico, pone la foto del sospechoso que fue encontrado. >> para difundir y visualizar el dolor que se ve detrÁs de un homicidio. >> en honor a su hermana la

en contra del pri.e registraron para votar lo hicieron con la intenciÓn de votar por lópez obrador. la mayorÍa de ellos son provenientes de la ciudad de mÉxico. para esta elecciÓn, 180,000 mexicanos solicitaron boletas para votar desde el extranjero. hace seis aÑos, 40,700 votaron desde el exterior. en 2006, 32,600 lo hicieron. >> son pocos, proporcionalmente. y no serÁ decisiva la participaciÓn. sin embargo, simbÓlicamente, es muy reveladora de lo que es la preferencia del pueblo mexicano, porque tambiÉn aquÍ en estados unidos, lÓpez obrador estÁ la cabeza. jaime: en san diego california, jaime garcÍa. enrique: en mÉxico, informan que el aviÓn que se estrelló en cuba llevaba una tripulaciÓn de seis ciudadanos mexicanos. la empresa propietaria del aviÓn que se accidentó en ese hey, ¿ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. compremos ese. ¿y el de dragon's blood? te apuesto que sabe a cereza... ¡aye! la industria del tabaco te volvi

policÍa de miami pierde su empleo luego de quedar captado en cÁmara ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: un candidato del pri secuestrado. es la campaÑa electoral mÁs sangrienta en la historia de mÉxico. patricia: aquÍ en estados unidos un agente perdiÓ su empleo luego de darle una patada en la cabeza a un hombre. otro videograbadora la estaciÓn de policÍa va a entender que fue un amague y no una patada real. [sonido ambiente] [habla en inglÉs] >> si vas a patearme, tienes que aprender a apuntar, le dijo el sospechoso al policÍa mario figueroa en lo que el agente le respondiÓ: si hubiese querido patearte, lo hubiese hecho. esta conversaciÓn quedó captada en la cÁmara corporal del agente. el hombre fue arrestado por robar un vehÍculo. el departamento de asuntos internos ha investigado el presunto caso de abuso policial registrado el 3 de mayo y este martes la fiscalÍa presentÓ un cargo de asalto al oficial. en las imÁgenes grabadas por el telÉfono mÓvil de un residente, se puede ver el momento en el que la gente patea al hombre la cabeza. la fiscalÍa dijo que el oficial mario figueroa, no tiene excusa para la

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the pri. but he's a bright, experienced, excellent leader for government and future president. and anaya, the representative of youth, of millennials, an aggressive kid with all the virtues of being young, but maybe the only problem of such, of having or not having experience. but yet, those two options can work excellent for mexico. but head runner is the other guy. i would worry. because democracies that are not sustained on middle classes, on educated middle classes, are very difficult to sustain. because people go for a get, they go for whatever they can get on the short term to survive. and they don't reflect about the future of their nation. so that's what we have in mexico. andres manuel lopez obrador that has shown in the two debates that he doesn't have nothing to offer to mexico or to mexicans, that he doesn't understand economy, that he doesn't know about foreign relations, that he doesn't know about education. and he just wants to change everything, like the guy here. they feel ill

presidente interino, se espera que este polÍtico con amplia experiencia trabaje para mejorar la imagen de el prio las encuestlecciones presidenciales. >> la muerte de su hermana a manos de su esposo de una joven mexicana crear una pÁgina es para de difundir imÁgenes definitivdef asesino de mujeres . >> es el Último recuerdo de su hermana porque aquÍ encontrÓ la fuerza para dar con el asesino. >> esta sed que tenemos de indignaciÓn, de impunidad. >> cuenta sandra que fue at atropellada por el hombre con el que se casarÍa, despuÉs se dio a la fuga y la policÍa no hacia nada por eso fundÓ la pÁgina los machos nos matan en mÉxico, pone la foto del sospechoso que fue encontrado. >> para difundir y visualizar el dolor que se ve detrÁs de un homicidio. >> en honor a su hermana la abogada se convirtiÓ en de casos que buscan justicia y de testimonio de personas. >> nosotros denunciamos esta corrupciÓn. >> a travÉs de esto los mÁs de 100,000 seguidores denuncian a quienes esconden despuÉs de matar a una mujer y la informaciÓn es entregada a las autoridades que cada vez estÁn mÁs saturadas con este problem

gen isss in disn with insurers to low the pris as well. the drug makers have lost grown to the ctererers while others suggested it may be just what's needed to turn sales of the medicine around. i'm meg terrell. >>> underfer mirror warns about his profits and that's where we begin tonight's mark focus. expects to report a steeper tan ed loss for the current quarters as inventories remain high and stress remains under pressure. report for the previous quarter with results beating pectations and t results helping strength in the company's national business. finish up 5% to $5.15. >>> handbag maker tapestry hurt revenue growth. still, shares fell nearly 12% today to $47.46. >>> an increase in investments cut earnings growth a auto nation. the comelny stillered results in line with estimates. company says its focus on used cars and strategy while working. >> that dollar one isur best quarter ever driven by revenue of $5.3 billion, up 2%. we improved growth profits by 3%, driven primarily by our brand extensions where our one price pre-ownedn g

thursday, the consumer pries index is out. inflation watch. the treasury will release the federal bungt numbers, earnings from news corps and duke energy. friday da data on impocket impod export. >>> meaning while coming up, the ceo of bnt north america, my special guest will be here. i'll see you sunday morning on the fox news channel, join me. the program live at 10 a.m. eastern, among my guests, kevin mccarthy and former attorney general michael mukasey. weekdays here on the fox business network 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. eastern "mornings with maria." follow this program on facebook, twitter and inst instagram. thanks for joining us this weekend. i'll tell you again next time. ♪

feinstein we first told you about the perks last week when the company rolled >>> a t new perk for amazon pri members who shop at whole foods. today, shoppers in northern california can enjoy it. prime members will get 10% off on groceries on sale. the deal will include weekly discounts on best selling foods. it will hit all whole foods stores soon. >>> this is a picture of kim kardashian in the oval office with president trump. this just came into the newsroom. she is meeting with jared kushner who is working to overhaul our nation's prison system and kim is an advocate for a great grandmother, alice marie johnson. she is serving life without parole for drug conspiracy. she is urging president trump to pardon her. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off..to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as gove

campaÑa, sin embargo, zavala no revelÓ a cuÁl candidato apoyarÍa ahora, tan pronto los lÍderes del pri ni siquiera que existiera. >> es que los intentos de suicidio de niÑos entre 5 y 17 aÑos han aumentado de manera muy notable segÚn se demuestra, la investigaciÓn aporta datos recogidos entre el 2008 y 2015 sobre hospitalizaciones de menores que intentaron quitarse la vida, en esos 7 aÑos se duplicÓ la cifra, vamos a saludar a la doctora experta en desarrollo infantil, bienvenida doctora. >> este es un tema que la verdad duele muchÍsimo es gravisimo que sea duplicada la cifra. ¿quÉ pos podrÍa aportar se trata de situaciones sociales o se trata de algo fÍsico que estÁ pasando con los niÑos. >> el suicidio es complejo y no podemos decir que solamente una cosa >>> pero lo que sÍ sabemos es que la segunda razÓn por la cual los niÑos de 10 a 24 mueren. >> y tambiÉn este dato de la universidad pero tambiÉn tenemos que cuestionar el estigma de la salud mental ha bajado entonces mÁs personas estan hablando sobre lo que sufren, anteriormente no lo hablÁbamos. o sea, hay mÁs informaciÓn sobre to

voto >>> estamos preocupados queremos que se identifique el responsable que dio a la orden que se im priue permitirÁ a la policÍa detectar las balaceras al instante. y kim kardashian visita la casa blanca ¿ por quÉ? se los cuento. hace poco, mi familia y yo estuvimos a punto de morir en este choque. la única razón por la que estoy aquí ahora, es por esto. esta simple correa de nylon con metal permitió que mis hijos todavía tengan un padre, y yo a mi familia. Él no tuvo la misma suerte. el cinturón de seguridad salva miles de vidas cada año, y una de ellas fue la mía. la próxima podría ser la tuya. abrochado o multado uno, dos, tres. cuanto más sufres alergias, más cosas te pierdes. zyrtec® comienza a aliviar tus síntomas de alergia a la primera hora del primer día para que te puedas ocupar de lo que importa de verdad. zyrtec®, deja de sufrir alergias. de chica no había nadie que se pareciera a mí. por eso creé este blog: para inspirar a las personas a ser ellas mismas. con la surface laptop soy más productiva. creo muros de inspiración. edito contenido. o recorro nueva york con un montón

de trabajos que contratan a indocumentados y arrestos de indocumentados en su lugars de trabajo se prierta a que los empleados abrieran el restaurante, llevaban puesta ropa casual por lo que ellos pensaron que eran clientes. >> ice no revelÓ detalles sobre este caso y solo insistiÓ que no lleva a cabo bÚsquedas ni redadas contra indocumentados de forma indiscriminada, los operativos tienen objetivos especÍficos y son resultados de su investigaciones. >> la comunidad estÁ enojada porque se han llevado a personas que ellos han llegado a conocer por muchos aÑos. >> en esta ciudad muchos juntan dinero para apoyar a las familias de los detenidos que estÁn en la prisiÓn de nueva york *. >> noticias telemundo. >> diez hermanos fueron rescatados en california de una vida de abusos torturas los quemaban, disparaban, dormÍan entre montaÑas de excremento y comida podrida, los investigadores estÁn horrorizados con lo que los niÑos sufrieron durante aÑos a manos de su padre. >> no se oyeron gritos persona durante aÑos esta fachada escondiÓ el infierno que los niÑos dicen haber vivido. >> la abuela

debra kravitz with pri is here to give a presentation later this morning so i'm not going to go into any detail on this slide either. the main update for transit is the agreement. that's going to be presented later this morning. sydney. >> good morning, directors. sydney sampson. so we are really going down two tracks with security now. the preparing for operations and those tasks will become less as we move forward and then the transition from the construction security which is web core to allied universal and maintaining the facility going forward. so our sops are under development. they will be complete before we start revenue service. the on site security training will begin on june 18th. ecs and mms project will be complete by the end of june provided that we have axis to the -- access to the facility and that's becoming more sure as we moved forward. allied universal, our security contractor will take on security at the bus plaza for start of revenue service and then we will be providing security for ac transit during driver training on the bus ramp, bus deck starting june 1st.

the sad thing is that the only cold, dead hands that get pried off anything is the cold dead hands of the kids off their booibook bags and the church goers off their hymnals and the concert goers off their concert tickets. it's not all the other fantasy that the government is going to take everybody's gun and marching around conspiracy stuff. there's a lot of cold, dead hands getting pried off a bag and we need to do something. >> jim cavanaugh speaking to us bluntly, paraphrasing charlton heston's remarks as the leader of the nra. i want to turn to ashley check here. you lived through this once before, and we were just talking with our law enforcement experts there about policy, but there's more to these days than that. you work with survivors. walk us through what's happening in this community, the people in these schools, these families. >> sure. obviously it's heart breaking, it's devastating any time anyone hears of another incident of gun violence in america. what we know to do true is that this is not an isolated incident. my heart is with the santa fe community today and as th

thursday, the consumer pries index is out. inflation watch.reasury will release the federal bungt numbers, earnings from news corps and duke energy. friday da data on impocket impod export. >>> meaning while coming up, the ceo of bnt north america, my special guest will be here. i'll see you sunday morning on the fox news channel, join me. the program live at 10 a.m. eastern, among my guests, kevin mccarthy and former attorney general michael mukasey. weekdays here on the fox business network 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. eastern "mornings with maria." follow this program on facebook, twitter and inst instagram. thanks for joining us this weekend. i'll tell you again next time. ♪ >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from

apple's pri was increased to $214 a share. the analyst citesptism over the company's services bu nesses. the firm -- stock was off a fractures to 188.15. >>> palo alto also saw the price target increased to $240 a shart deutsche bank. many expect the company to report a deceleration in product revenue next year, the analyst doesn't thinkt uld be as bad as many expect. th stock is up today. >>> darden restaurants was added to the top picks list. the analyst calls the stock's valuation attractive and sees the potential for better than expected earnings. e stock roses nearly 1.5 per to 86.95. >>> still ahead, the big debate inside the fed that has everything to do with technology. >>> europe's tough new oules data privacy go into effect tomorrow. the rul force companies like facebook and google to make sure the data collection operations are safe. the cost of compliance is big, but the cost of not complying is even bigger. today a number of tech companies were in paris attending a major technology conference. e new rules were a h

the pri target is$280. the stock rose nearly 3% to $232.99. sales force was upgraded to marketerform from underperform from over at bernstein, citing th company's abili to generate better revenue growth. the p ice targe $125, where the stock sloesed today. >> still ahead, why goldman sachs may soon start trading the crypto currency bitcoin. >>> the former ceo of volkswagen has been charged with conspiring to defraud the u.s. the charges against martin wintercorn are related to the diesel emissions testing scandal. the indictment was unsealed today. he stepped dow as ceo in 2015. he's in germany right now, and he's not at this poi custody. >>> activionlizzard reported double digit growth for revenue and profit, tending off competition from that h new rival game called rtnight. activision earned 38 cents a share, revenue rose by 15% to more than $1.3 billion. and the stock closed the regular session lower, despite an early release of that better than expected report. julia has more for us. >> reporter: activision reporting better thante exp resu

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pri have not checked my avda score yet, but the bottom line here is this is part of a long-running patternelon musk that goes back to the beginning of tesla. he has often complained that the media is in the pocket of the oil industry and detroit. i think what happening here is you have a series of news stories, none of which are super bad for tesla, but when they start adding up, and piling on the fact that tesla is in a mode musk has described as production hell, it is creating pressure and perhaps leading to this kind of twitter rant. some of the things he is not so happy about the media scrutinizing, cash burn. you can see a chart there that shows cash burn, which is quite extreme. hard to produce not looking great. talk to us a little bit about the big problems elon musk has to worry about. >> i would say the most significant thing that happened over the past couple of days was consumer reports, which was widely respected as a kind of arbiter of quality in cars, came out with a report criticizing the breaking of the model three. it was kind of a small issue. tesla said they were going

mike: paul, cnn sources say that this move reflects a more adversarial approach to bob mueller, that pris hasn't got them to play anywhere. but it seems like pretty mr. flood first of all is an excellent attorney. so it puts to bed the trump can't hire good attorneys for at least a little while. and it comes from a and i assume he will bring that same zealousness to his representation of the white house. he has a vast amount of experience both in the bush stras and i suspect that what he willexcellent advice and if i have any sense at all the price would be do not take that interview, mr. president. >> going back to your tikson do you think that's a viable option for president trump now? h how. >> i actually didn't take the fifth. i pb i did refer an offer on the grand jury level when the early prosecutors were playing some games. but that's deep in the woods of watergate. do you think he could played the fifth? i think there's also been the suggestion by all you is souf and we could get the testimony anyways because he cannot be prosecuted under the existing stand and then he's forced to

. >> he is a guy that basically all but won the nobel peace pri prize. a little from sarah yesterday at the podium. >> and the public started. he's more skeptical of mueller. you heard him do that today when he talked about mueller being a democrat and worked for obama for 18 years, and why would he go in and sit down and talk to angry democrats who is throwing mud on everybody. >> bob mueller is republican and he was not in the obama administration for four years, and he was also in the bush administration four years before that. >> there are some people on robert mueller's staff who are registered democrats. there are a couple who were going to go to the hillary clinton, quote, unquote, victory celebration. those are facts but they're also career and public servants who have the right to their lives outside of government. the president uses this. if you can prove that they're biase biased. the clintons did many. doing a public opinion strategy while the race was marking forward sl they're going to push back against a very powerful special counsel. for

supervisor hopeful oliverio is facing a heated ju eed june pri. he's finding out a case settled in the past can be unsettling for a campaign now. he was once a rising political star. now in the eyes of his local party, he has fallen. >> we can't move forward with gender respect and equity without settling some of these things that have happened in the past. >> reporter: calling their action a part of the me too movement, members of the democratic party officially condemned the conduct and candidacy of supervisor hopeful oliverio. at the heart of the complaint, allegations from a lawsuit several years ago by a staffer when he was on the city council when he was accused of sexual and verbal harassment including saying -- >> he never has denied the words said to the victim. in my line of work as a local prosecutor, that's what we call an adoptive admission. >> by electing him, we are saying, sexual harassment is okay. time is up for mr. oliverio, at least it should be. >> reporter: he declined to address the allegation, pointing out it was from a cas

there about to make remarks from the rose garden, unveiling his proposal to lower prescription drug pries. let -- prices. let le let's listen in. >> thank you very much. thank you, please. and i want to thank secretary azhar, secretary mnuchin and commissioner gottlieb. scott gottlieb has done a fantastic job. where is scott? stand up, scott. stand up. and right to try is happening, right? we have that moving? right to try, so important. administrator verne, director mulvaney for being here with us today in the beautiful rose guaarden at the white house. we're also honored to be joined by senator bill cassidy. senator? where is senator cassidy? please, please. one of my great friends, senator orrin hatch. thank you, orrin. thank you. congressman michael burgess. michael, thank you very much. thank you. congressman buddy carter. congressman greg gianforte. hi, greg. and numerous state officials from all over the country. today my administration is launching the most sweeping action in history to lower the price of prescription drugs for the american people. we've wanted to be doing this, w

i want to have peace in the world, more so than the nobel pea pri peace prize, i'd like to see peace. north korea is going to be very important. it's a tremendous part of the world. i think it's got tremendous potential. i think it's got tremendous potential for its leader and for its people. but we'll see how it all works out. right mao we'now we're dealing them -- just a little while ago, we're dealing with them as if nothing happened. we're working out times and meeting times, if i read your various media -- the various media, i find maybe it's not going to take place. if it doesn't take place, that's fine. if it does take place, i think some tremendous things can happen. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: the iran deal and countries like germany and france and -- >> i think it's a great thing the u.s. is out of the iran deal. it's a ridiculous deal for the u.s. and a ridiculous deal for the world. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> the european union last year we had a trade deficit of $151 billion. i known jean-claude very well and i know donald very well. i like them very

. >> the days events wrapped up with a community picnic on the grounds of the pri video. the ceremony has been hosted there for the last 150 years. >> president trump today took part in memorial day events. there were also efforts to make sure that the families of fallen servicemen and women are not forgotten. >> reporter: it's a day of celebration. folks here in washington and across the country spending the memorial day holiday honoring those that lost their lives defending america at home and overseas. parades and services being held throughout the day. >> present arms. >> reporter: president trump participating in an annual tradition laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier before maybing remarks at a ceremony honoring our fallen heros. >> today we pay tribute to their service, we mourn alongside their families, and we strive to be worthy of their sacrifice. >> reporter: there is also an effort to put the focus on the families fallen service members leave behind. several organizations including the children of fallen patriots foundation staging fundraisers t

filling up your tank this summer will beye pri than it's been in nearly four years.e expected seasonal mark of $3 a gallon. triple-a says the average is -- e here rage tops $2.99 a galloni where it's peaceful. go now. leave now. >> run! something make it a great friday, everybody. >>> good morning.s, breaking harvey weinstein expected to surrender to authories in new york at any moment. >>> the disgraced movie mogul set to face sex crime charges. what's next? we're le with the latest. >>> terror in toronto. an explosion rocks a crowded overnight. >> many people werecreaming and trying to run out from the restaurant. >> at least 15 people injured after two masked men detonate an explosive device. a massive manhunt under way. >>> fallout, the

, unfortunately, with this milestone on his soldiers, unfortunately he has the wrong trademark, the pri, but he's a bright experienced excellent leader for government and future president. and the representative of youth, of millenials, an aggressive kid with all the virtues of being young but maybe the only problem of sorts of having or not having experience, but yet those two options can work excellent foy mexico, but the head runner is the other guy and we're worried because democracies that are not sustained on middle classes, on educated middle classes are very difficult to sustain because people go for a gift. they go for whatever they can get on the short term to survive, and they don't reflect about the future of their nation, so that's what we have in mexico. it's been shown in the true debate that he has nothing to offer to mexico, to mexicans, and that he doesn't understand the economy, that he doesn't know about foreign relations, that he doesn't know about education, and we just want to change everything, like the guy here. they feel illuminated. they think they can build a

. >>> we are following developing news out of pris where isis claimed responsibility for a deadly knife attack. one person is dead and four others are wounded. the man shouted arabic for god is greatest and then attacked with a knife. it happened in the center of the city in an area that's popular with tourists. police shot and killed the attacker. paris has been on high alert in recent years after a string of deadly terror attacks. >>> developing news out of north korea. the country announced today that it will dismantle its nuclear test site between may 23 and may 25 ahead of next month's meeting between president trump and kim jong un. the president appeared to take the rogue nation at its word, tweeting thank you, a very smart and gracious gesture. north korea state media state journalists from the united states, south korea, china, russia and britain will be invited to inspect the process. kim jong un first revealed plans to shut down the testing ground during his summit with south korea's president last month. >>> ahead of the un's world food program said he received unprecedented

two robbers stormed a home on pris rose court in unincorporated santa rosa. came through the front door and the other through the back. at least one of them pulled out a handgun. they tied up a man who was inside. the robbers stole an undetermined amount of marijuana and left in a newer model gray van. >>> b.a.r.t. says it's trying to clean up one of its san francisco stations after a video shows rampant drug use. that video you see here went viral. >> it was taken by a b.a.r.t. commuter. you may have seen something like this. it shows drug addicts shooting up as commuters walk through. others slumped over and unconscious, some in pools of vomit. b.a.r.t. says this was taken early in the morning when civic center station just opened and that's when officers are on a shift change. >> the addicts obviously learned the patterns of our officers. we're making changes to those shift patterns, the shift changes and we're in the going to publicize those, suffice it to say we have made changes to close that window. >> b.a.r.t. has hired nearly two dozen new cleaners a

dominant force and driving force has been the intensity of the voters who believe trump is unfit to be pride and the republicans aren't doing anything to check him and if he goes down the rode he would increase the risk in 2020 but clearly for republicans in 2018. >> a source tells cnn that ty cobb was now leaving the white house on his own, was, quote, uncomfortable with the mueller tweets by the president, calling this a witch hunt and a ruiz -- ruse and didn't want to be part of what he called a mudslinging campaign against the special counsel robert mueller. does that suggest to you that the attacks on mueller, the whole russia probe are now going to even intensify? >> most likely. and part of that was rudy giuliani who also came on in the last couple of weeks. we saw the president for the first time in march talk about the -- about mueller and name him and talk about this probe being -- not having -- should not have started in the first place and surrounded himself with all of the democrat and with the addition of the other lawyer as you said has experience with impeachment there in t

fled to thenid stes he is the author of three books includg "the sympathizer," which won the pulitzer pri. he is also the editor of a new collection titled "the displaced: refugee writers on refugee lives." he teaches at the university of southern california. we are also joined by the chilean-american writer ariel dorfman, who has been described as one of the greatest latin american novelist. 45 years ago, he fled chil after a u.s.-backed coup displaced president salvador allende. dorfman had served as allende's cultural adviser from 1970 to 1973. allende died in the palace as the pinochet forces rose to power on that other september 11, 19 living in exile, he became one of gen. augusto pinochet's most vocal critics as well as a celebrated playwright and novelist. dorfman, who teaches at duke university, has just published a ," and adarwin's ghost new collection of essays, "homeland security eight my speech." he also contributed an essay to "the displaced: refugee writers on refugee lives." we will commute both to democracy now! it is a great honor to have you with us. trump, era of presi

are now copping to, is maybe the thing they were going to say, that you would think would have to be pried out of them with a search warrant, a subpoena, at least being under oath. the fact that they're volunteering this stuff because they think it's the best possible foot forward with the public explaining their behavior is mind bending. i don't know where this goes from here. i don't know what you do after you confess. >> it's funny how stories change after an fbi raid. >> yeah. >> suddenly they have a new view of what happened. >> they have to put a new spin on it but they have to admit to the behavior. this is a weird time. it feels to me in the movie the plot is over, we know what happened, bad guys got caught. we have the transparency. usually in the movie we're getting ready for the credits. at this point the credits are a long way off but the story is done. >> it's a very strange place to be. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. the truth about rudy giuliani is that he's not really a lawyer. he just plays one on tv. he's licensed to practice law, still a lawyer, still tech

that doesn't account for victims before they actually go to pri y -- prison. therapy, recidivism rates are in the single digits. weighing that, of course, there's a reason they are on a sex offender list and they're on parole and can only live certain places because even in single digits it's a huge risk. >> michelle, why the double standard? >> capitalism. i mean, there's a double standard in the justice system. >> is it that simple? >> of course. i think that the justice system in this country treats rich and poor people and not rich people wildly different in all sorts of realms. maybe in this one particular, i think there's a couple thing. in particular, also big corporations invested in reputations of some of these men taken down. which is incentive tore people -- for people to look away, even in the case of charlie rose and also viewers. kind of a general public having seen these men on their televisions, think they know them, and they feel -- tend to empathize with them on, like, these -- unlike women, who, unlike accusers in many cases are about secure

. >> guest: pries pre-sizely. and the board had mueller was head of the fbi. loretta lynch was the u.s. attorney who negotiated, nobody goes to prison. now, on this kind of -- these people working together, which is a long-term relationship, making sure things are covered up, it's impossible that the comptroller of the currency texas i town fountain from the pages job cruz brought to me, out of the long island branches, he trade to talk to all these people. didn't want to hear it in department of homeland security. the comp'll keir see this -- comp troll cheer see this going on and this act of characters war part of the cover up. >> host: you wrote by allowing the bank to avoid criminal charges despite pleady guilty to money laundering violations, for both the mexican drug cartel and middle east radicalship islamic terrorist groups, comby, mueller lynch, and then attorney general eric holier were playing major roles as deep state operatives and then serving on the hsbc, the bank bordes, was not comey's only chance to cash in on his faith. service to the dope s

that you would think would have to be pried out of them, you know, with the search warrant, a subpoena, you know, at least being under oath. the fact that they're volunteering this stuff, because they think this is the best possible foot forward with the unpublic explaining their behavior, is mind-bending. and i don't know where this goes from here. i don't know what you do after you confess. >> it's funny how stories change after an fbi raid. >> yeah. >> suddenly, they have a new view of what happened. >> yeah, and so they have to put a new spin on them, but they realized they have to admit to the behavior. they are spinning it as best they can. this really does feel to me like in the movie, the plot is over, like, we know what happened, bad guys got caught, we have transparency now, we get how it all ends up. usually in the movie, we're getting ready for the credits. at this point, i still think the credits are a long way off, but the story's done. >> yeah, it is a very strange place to be. >> yes, thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rache

acre to the data firm kor logic the pris rose to $850,000.hat's up $20,000 from the previous peak set in march. year over year the median home price is up -- get this -- $100,000, worth 13.3%. kor loijic analysts say a higher share of sales occurred in mid-to high priced areas. >>> the city of antioch will allow residents ages 17 and under to purchase a summer bus pass for only $25. the pass will be good from june 1st to august 31st. the regular cost is usually $50. the discount was made possible from funding approved by the city council. >>> new medicare cards are mailed out and do not have social security numbers on them. >> recipients are urged to be ware of scams "7 on your side" michael finney joins with us more my knowledge. >> i've received several calls about process thp and we're seeing a lot of this. social security numbers have been removed to prevent identity theft and keep scammers from using bifurcates. instead the card will be issued with an 11 character medicare beneficiary identifier. scammers are preying on sip ynts posesing

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now, you take those grades that they've already given it and you check the pris against the rappaportiamond report. keeping track of diamond prices daily. most jewelers have a report on hand and have no problem showing it to you if you ask. you pay the price in the rappaport in the diamond report then you get a good enough deal. that's the bottom line. >> okay. good to know. don't forget the four cs. helen asks i had my car worked on in rather than shop but now has more problems. the alert light is always on. what can i do. >> look this is a problem. tell the shop your concerns and see if they will try to figure out what occurred here if they won't i want to you think about filing a complaint with the bureau of automotive repairs. the guys there are cigarette. the investigators will look at your information talk to the owner of the shop and try to come up with resolution. i'll post a link on the website at website westbound. this is a complaint i can't solve. because these people say this happened. these people say that happened. who knows. >> if you have a question for michael there

for the cafe pad the initialled planned use is is that of a pop up and pri will be talking about that later this morning. this is a summary of the fee schedule. as you can see, the amphitheater is divided into two areas plus the cafe pad. the minimum set fee level is intended to cover costs and generate revenue. the hourly rate structure is intended to inkrentivize a short time frame to maintain the previously stated priority of availability for public use. examples of costs are staff time, engineering and maintenance staff time, lincoln administrative lau time, views signage and barricades, use of generators. this slide provides an over view of the fee structure for film and photo shoots. they are market-based. they are activity that is provide a public benefit. prohibited uses are noted wchl the -- noted. with the described philosophy in mind in general a market-based structure is recommended because request for film and photo shoots may be at any location within the transit center, not just the park. as such it is difficult to predict ahead of time what the impacts may be. examples