rahm emanuel fired gary mccarthy in an effort to restore public confidence.s a egoat in that case, but says this is not a revenge campaign. and martha. >> martha: thank you so much. gary mccarthy, former chicago police superintendent and mayoral candidate joins us again. good to see you, thank you for being here. obviously that video is going to be central when you are going up against rahm emanuel, as we make clear in the story there. you were let go from your position after that. you claimed that city hall also played a role in all of that. how so? >> they didn't play a role, they actually did it. this is a typical case of accountability without authority. i was accountable for the behavior of the chicago police officers, but i didn't have the author to discipline them. i can only make a recommendation to a civilian board. i was accountable for the investigation that was conducted by an outside civilian office and i have the actual testimony of rahm emanuel's attorney lying to the council and telling them them -- without telling the city council that there

whose daughter had dia was murdered are advocating for the mandatory minimum gun bill as our mayor rahm emanuel law enforce. and other politicians but as the bill gets closer to a vote a number of groups are raising opposition so the bill thirty forty two simply is a knee jerk political reaction to the violence in the city chicago by the mayor of chicago it's merely a political haven i'm tough on crime i caught up with representative ten duncan and i residential housing project to hear more about his concerns. the mayor of chicago he is having us regress back to mandatory minimums from the eighty's in the ninety's and up until now where we clearly have seen that it does not deter crime it does nothing but simply close the prison system it puts a significant strain on our criminal justice system and when you introduce bills like senate bill thirteen forty two there's a real cost structure that comes with that was the real cost was a real financial impact on every citizen in the state of illinois the question was never answered. under the current law it would cost state about twenty four

like, millions and millions of pounds, so creating something we have already got an established jon rahmhave already got an established genre, you have your weapons and your characters, everything feels familiar and people want more familiarity. but amongst the games with numbers in their names, there is still plenty of original stuff on display here at e3. the uk developer has a ton of experience at developing unusual games. this is from the developers of the littlebigplanet franchise. this is their latest offering, it is called dreams, and it defies categorisation. it is again but it also creative toolbox, if you like, and allows players to create their own game too. a big part of this game is the creation of your own games and there is an enormous amount of tools with which to do that. for example, we have remixed will and i'm going to remix it, so i can go into an editor and i can change or create whatever elements i want to. and if you are musically minded, you could even create your own tunes to go with the game that you have created. this is how calvin harris does it. from making

reduced shootings and murders by forty percent in two thousand and eleven he was brought in by mayor rahm emanuel to combat chicago's gun violence and a case of idea pendleton the individual who allegedly fired those shots was a gang member. who was taking retribution for a friend of his who had been shot at by a rival gang. they were driving around and they saw a bunch of kids huddled in a park in the rain. one of them snuck up behind and fired shots into the crowd. and it turns out that the crowd was not a crowd of gang members was a crowd of kids who were coming from high school who were not gang members many of whom were honor students including heidi a penalty two men were eventually caught charged twenty year old kenneth williams and eighteen year old michael ward ward allegedly confessed to being the shooter the case didn't have to happen because the actual shooter in that case was convicted of illegal possession of a firearm in november of two thousand and twelve and should have been incarcerated instead he was on the streets two and a half months later to kill somebody. prior to

whose daughter had dia was murdered are advocating for the mandatory minimum gun bill as our mayor rahm emanuel law enforce. and other politicians but as the bill gets closer to a vote a number of groups are raising opposition so the bill thirty forty two simply is a knee jerk political reaction to the violence in the city chicago by the mayor of chicago is merely a political haven i'm tough on crime i caught up with representative ten duncan and i residential housing project to hear more about his concerns. the mayor of chicago he is having us regress back to mandatory minimums from the eighty's in the ninety's and up until now where we clearly have seen that it does not deter crime it does nothing but simply close the prison system it puts a significant strain on our criminal justice system and when you introduce bills like senate bill of thirteen forty two there is a real cost structure that comes with that was the real cost was a real financial impact on every citizen in the state of illinois. that question was never answered. under the current law it would cost state about twenty f

. >>> chicago's mayor rahm emanuel and tesla ceo elon musk will announce plans to build a high-speed.fficials say it will transfer passengers between o'hare and downto downtown chicago in 12 minutes reaching electric vehicles and will reach speeds up to 150 miles per hour in order to make the time. two underground tunnels will be built by the boring company which will fund the project in its entirety. >> really going to be something. >> as a former chicago restaurant, that is the worst, the commute between o'hare and downtown. >> we'll shoot you in a tube at 150 miles an hour, so you're welcome. >>> apple making a change to the iphone not sitting well with law enforcement. >> ring is ready to launch a new security system. here is tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, apple adds a new security feature. >> a software update will cut off all communication through the usb port when the phone hasn't been unlocked for more than an hour. that can stop authorities from investigating phones during a criminal investigation. apple says it's blocking hackers. the ring home security system will st

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to rahm when stone of his then cash around welcome thank you crave for thanks for having me and great to be here yes great to jab me on the show and then casts is his name often put a rico there was a lot of buzz about it it's a fork of. cash so tell us why or when and then just explain for the audience out there what a fork is i mean if you can do that in a fairly sync way sure so we forked back in may two thousand and seventeen and we forked from z. classic actually and we did that to take these ek snork library and which is for easier knowledge proofs so a fork is basically where. a guitar is cloned and then built upon to create a new project simple is up right ok and so has been going then cash what have you added feature wise so one of the first things we did bull is try our best to implement some level of censorship or systems so distribute our ledger especially as possible through a node network and then on top of the work start to layer encryption so all the enter node communications are encrypted so i was kind

staying in group b and a late own goal from morocco means you rahm are top of their table.here was a late winner in the day at‘s remaining match. —— crawl. uruguay scoring. i suppose this is what the world cup is really all about. and to keep up to date with what's going on in the world cup, go to the bbc sport website. we'll have all the team news, results, and fixtures building up to the final onjuly 15. just go to bbc.com/worldcup. staying with football, the portuguese football star cristiano ronaldo has agreed a provisional deal with the spanish authorities to settle a case of alleged tax fraud. it would see the real madrid forward accepting a suspended prison sentence and paying more than $21 million in fines and interest. spanish courts have recently cracked down on tax evasion among footballers. ronaldo though is unlikely to serve anyjail time under the deal — reportedly a verbal one at this stage. the leader of the islamist group hamas has joined thousands of other palestinians performing prayers near gaza's border with israel to celebrate the muslim eid holiday. is

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welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to rahm when stone of his then cash around welcome thank you crave for thanks for having me and great to be here yes great to jab me on the show and then casts is his name often put a rico there was a lot of buzz about it it's a fork of. cash so tell us why or when and then just explain for the audience out there what a fork is i mean if you can do that in a fairly sync way sure so we forked back in may two thousand and seventeen and we forked from z. classic actually and we did that to take the easy case nork library and which is for zero knowledge proofs so a fork is basically where. a guitar is cloned and then built upon to create a new project simple as up right ok and so how's it been going then cash what have you added feature wise so one of the first things we did bowl is try our best to implement some level of censorship resistance so distribute our ledger especially as possible through a node network and then on top of the work start to layer encryption so all the enter node communications are encrypted so i wa

mean you want to die the problem is if you're closer to the sun for there to be earlier i spoke to rahm poor former u.s. congressman and founder of the wrong paul institute for peace and prosperity he believes that trump will actually enjoy the upcoming g. seven summit says that it's because he thrives on conflict and knows how to come out on top. the leaders of the other six countries are going to try to be a real way are really tough on trump and make a lot of noise yet that is not the answer because trump usually wins all those types of arguments he proved it in our campaigning he just took that over and he said things and did things and controlled the media he's almost like don't cross me or i'll start twittering and what you're doing that i think trumps looking forward to it because he thrives on this and i think he handled better with silence rather than playing his game of starting to say hey mr trump you're a bad guy why are you doing this we're going to gang up on you because i don't think they'll follow through but trump loves a battle like this and i think they'll be a lot of

disreputable, then that's a good thing because you got to remember that soap operas at a very female lead jon rahm. —— genre. it is quite rare for a male character to be held up on the same pedestal as the women and he was a rare kind of example of that, i think, leslie grantham. a record-breaking130,000 muslims grantham. a record-breaking 130,000 muslims have gathered grantham. a record-breaking130,000 muslims have gathered to celebrate eid, the end of ramadan. it is now your‘s the largest eid gathering. these celebrations in small heath park in birmingham are increasingly popular. they mark the end of ramadan, the holy fasting month when most muslims refrain from eating and drinking during daylight. we are coming together to practise the prosthetic tradition of all muslims around the world to pray outdoors, and importantly for birmingham, it is about the community coming together from all over birmingham and even nationally, people are coming to this event. when these celebrations were first held in 2011, there were around 12,000 visitors. today, organisers say that figure has now swelled to abo

. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel tells cnn the police department is turning the tide against violenceaccording to chicago police data, for the last 15 months, violent crime has been on the decline. so far this year, about 500 less shooting victims than in 2016 during the same period, and about 50 fewer murder victims. >> while we've added hundreds upon more officers and will continue that for a thousand more, the biggest thing i'm happy about is we have 32,000 kids, a record high in our summer jobs program. >> reporter: michael frederick, a longtime southside resident and business owner, believes so much potential has been taken by gunfire. >> you tend to want to stay in the house because there's so much shooting going on. this past weekend there was a shooting near the park. early in the day. they taped it off. later in the day, there was a shooting at the expressway. this way. on state. it's taped off. you can't commute back and forth. >> reporter: after a violent 2016, the city started adding social services. additional police officers and state-of-the-art technology were added to

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rahm's it consists of a fifty liter be a barrel wine mineral water food and a carrying frame everything has to be just right. back because they're back the it's vital for the weight to be distributed evenly on the big o's at the bottom the one at the top line up. each entrant has its own preferences but one thing applies to every one of chip acknowledge and you don't need the center of gravity must be just right you're just too high it will pull you forwards and you will take long strides if it is too low and pull you down because the load must be perfectly balanced not too high and not too low. that calls for subtle adjustment and something else is really important so important in fact that it can mean the difference between victory and defeat and most of it over the loan must be well secured otherwise you'll never win. either. inspired by the mountain people of the himalayas the porters of the high tatars call themselves sherpas each year the high tatars sherpas competing to races the main event the one hundred kilogram race is held in spring in memory of a colleague who was killed in

he's innovative and i actually -- i don't want to say like a republican off his meds but i think rahm emanuel is giving him a good job to build this project. this being that the motivator will be profit, the motivator of elon musk, the money will go into his bank account and not a government-funded organization and that's what's going to get the job done on time and right and quickly. >> color me skeptical. this is chicago. like the most corrupt city ever. and it's also a city with a ton of red tape. we've seen elon musk try this in california and maryland and it was the red tape and environmental regulations that ended up hanging him up. then you look at elon mufng. i know this is supposed to, a private-public partnership but this is a da guy who's built his business model on making a profit off of taxpayers. he was nearly up to $5 billion in taxpayer money. and on top of that you've got transit experts saying there's no way this is going to get done under a billion as cheaply as he says or as quickly. i'll believe it when i see it. charles: i think of the chicago project that took 1

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. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel and tesla ceo elon musk will announce plans to build a high speed expresso san francisco international airport. >> officials say it will transport passengers between o'hare and downtown chicago in just 12 minutes speeds up to 150 miles an hour at the time. the boring company will fund the project in its entirety. >> that looks awesome. taking a look at the roads this morning, nobody cruising along at 150. can't complain about the speeds on 680 through the walnut creek area. everyone do the speed limit if not a little faster this morning. 50 b.a.r.t. trains in service, normal service for muni. ace one and three on time through the central valley. cooler temperatures to enjoy today, mike. >> we sure do. it starts with that fog you saw right there moving over the golden gate bridge. it's going to bring really comfortable temperatures to the san mateo county fair. we start off at noon, 67. strong sunshine. don't forget you can burn quickly today, about 20 minutes if you're not careful. 74 at 3:00, 7:0066, 59, jacket weather by the way. a day game over at the co

. >>> when we come back, rod rosenstein and chris wray waiting to go to that hearing rahm on capitol hill. we'll be back in just a moment. >>> some pictures here of moments ago here in the nation's capitol. protesters are protesting against the separation of families at the u.s.-mexico border. the activists' message in their view, the separation defies american values. >> here today, because we are in a very dangerous moment, is willing to use the machine of immigration enforcement to terrorize our communities, to separate our families and to get votes. this is america. and i ask every american person in this nation, is that the america we know? >> no! >> immigrants' rights protests also happening in wisconsin where the president is holding an event later today. [ chanting ] >> the protests playing out across the country at a time when any hope for immigration legislation this year has collapsed. correct? except for perhaps a stand-alone piece of legislation where republicans give the government the authority to hold families together? >> a narrow piece of legislation that very, very

the rahm passes over the bay -- the ridge of high pressure passes over the bay area and exits to ourouth and the onshore flow returns on sunday. you'll be able to see this on futurecast. tomorrow will be completely sunny everywhere in the bay area, but watch monterey bay. this is always the first sign, that southerly cloud surge and wind surge. that ends our heatwaves. we watch it build to the north sunday morning but still staying offshore pushing inland sunday afternoon and temperatures will fall as a result. look at the difference. tomorrow alameda county fair, 102 degrees. sunday stern grove festival, san francisco barely out of the 50s. there's cooler air moving in by sunday afternoon under partly cloudy skies. tomorrow is the hottest day. napa 98 degrees, vallejo hits 93, san rafael 96 and triple digits for fairfield, vacaville, concord, clayton, livermore 101 degrees and hot in san jose as well, 93, san francisco one of the cooler spots but still well above average, 78, pacifica 68 degrees tomorrow. we stay cool at the beach. sunday morning we'll see the cool air arrive in and

he's running against rahm emanuel, who is also a democrat gary mccarthy is saying there are democratsut there who are like me and he is someone who really finds himself more in the middle politically but then you've got robert de niro as we showed you the other night at the tony's with the profanity-laced tirade against the president and then here's what he said today, which was supposed to be some sort of apology. watch. >> i want to make a note of apology for the idiotic behavior of my president. it's a disgrace and i apologize to justin trudeau and the other people at the g7. it's disgusting. >> martha: your thoughts? >> again, these guys are just disconnected. donald trump is fighting for the american worker. canada has raised 270% tariffs. people don't understand that these countries take advantage of us every day and donald trump is fighting for them. american trade is one of the most important things we have and we need to fight for our workers. jobs have been moved overseas and president trump is doing the things, he needs to fight against these. he's standing up, he's standin

now rahm emanuel. steve israel, congressman from long island. he retired. now joe crowley. at the end of the day, he lost his district. he lost his primary. if you don't take care of the little things -- this is the lesson that eric cantor learned, you can't do the big things. >> dana: chad, if you can hold on. anything more to ask chad with the breaking news? we do have shannon bream. thank you, chad. shannon bream is standing by. this is breaking news. huge news. go for it. >> yeah. we're hearing that justice kennedy is submitting -- we've run into the courts to get a copy of this letter to confirm for ourselves. the letter that is circulating is that justice kennedy has told the president that he will notify of his decision by effective july 31 to end his regular active status as an associate justice of the supreme court. he will continue on. he says remember of the legal profession, it's the highest honor to serve this court. let me express my gratitude for having had the privilege to seek how to best know, interpret and defend the constitution. respectfully and sincere

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. ♪ julia: elon musk and the chicago mayor rahm emanuel speaking about the high-speed rail proposal bying company. incredible images of what this could be online in particular. i love the name, the boring company, because you do not know what it means in than it describes it vertically. julia: time for stock of the hour with emma chandra. and the: today we are looking at the xrt, the retail sector on spider etf. it is popping up on the screen, and we can show it to you there. retail,ialty is apparel pulling this etf down today. it is around about one percentage point. interesting, given what is happening in the wider consumer discretionary sector. let's take a look at the imap function on the s&p 500. we will pull that up, and you continuingt discretionary is one of the best performers, better performers of the day, and media stocks are pulling and driving those gains. we watched comcast and disney duke it out for fox. what is bugging retailers? in sales, retail sales rose may, but bloomberg intelligence told us the consumer is still under pressure and we are getting to an ever more co

keep in mind rahm emanuel would dance like that and governor brown would dance like that.ically if you talk to the american people, they don't -- on both sides of the aisle they don't feel that way. the majority of americans don't. abby: i keep thinking about angel parents watching that video. what's going through their mind. brian: parents who have child lost to illegal immigrants. abby: how horrible. steve: look at southern california some communities saying we can't go along with jerry brown and state of california sanctuary policies. we are going to work with ice and not turn our backs on them. abby: the house is still working on this. paul ryan says there may be a sweet spot when it comes to immigration. i'm not sure. you have the freedom caucus. moderates and democrats. mitch mcconnell doesn't think it's going to happen. brian: paul ryan wants nothing to do with this. steve scalise want nothing to do with this. moderates want to do something before election day so they have teamed with democrats. now emergency meetings taking place in the house to try to get somethin

joined elon musk has rahm emanuel to begin a high-speed rail service from downtown to the airport.y is approved for the startup whose ideas have yet to be proven. >> it is a difficult thing, hard, new thing. that you cheer us on for this. if we succeed, it is going to be great for the city. if we fail, i guess we will lose money. ramy: apple is taking its foray into hollywood one step further and into feature films. sources tell bloomberg the tech giant is nearing a deal for the ,ights to an animated movie part of the upcoming slate of original video offerings. cartoon saloon is said to be the studio behind the movie which is yet to be made. apple has not announced how it plans to distribute the new material. yvonne: now for a look at the next few hours on bloomberg television. what are you watching? rishaad: trade wars, trading gains. a good turn in beijing. we will have the asian trade, the founder of that group as she was involved with the tpp, the regional comprehensive as well. and has great person really interesting insights. having a look at what is going on into that space.

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this says, the only cash machine in my bilic was taken away in a rahm raid.fter leading it shut for months due to lack of use. two shots have stepped in with free cash machines, so it is not how many have shot but how many open to replace them. and this message from scott, i mostly always use cards unless i go out for some beers. thank you for those, keep the messages coming in. let's get some sport. katherine downes is at the bbc sport centre. good morning. a bit of a strange one last night. and a defeat for england at the world cup, but it didn t really feel like one? yes, a very strange situation for any england fan to be in. but england's don't need to win, they have got through to the knockout stages. but would we have liked to see them win? they could even have lost and got themselves an easier through to the quarterfinals. whisper it, maybe even the semifinals. the price they paid is that they perhaps have proved they are beatable at the world cup. here's the goal. great strike by former manchester united player adnan januzaj. shrugging off danny rose.

there was very clear brand leadership under a clinton, under gore, under ram emma rahm.ss leaders saying there's an opportunity for me. if you look at it practically, iger just signed a new contract. it's unlikely he's going to do. oprah keeps saying no. that means let's wait and see. mark cuban could do anything. the more important point is that the current president has demonstrated once again that americans are ripe to vote for business leaders who have been succing hey, they' going to take those skill sets and apply them to the country and we have lots of people with lots o money and very successful experiences who are throwing their hat in the ring. >> dagen: as we wrap this up, i will leave it with this. you have president trump and howard schultz who have both been underestimated by the masses. nobody 30 years ago thought howard shuts coulhoward schultze did. president trump is tweeting tweg again this morning. he's making news. the russian witch hunt hoax continues. all because jeff sessions didn't tell me he was goio recuse himself. i would huickly picked someon

lifelong democrat who in 2009 was giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to the dnc and nancy pelosi and rahmr. how far will you go? it's a question that i'm going to sit here and, can't wait to hear what the answer is. i can't wait to hear what the answer is. what are you going to do in this time of crisis where 2300 babies are being incarcerated by donald trump's centralized state? what is your response to that moral and ethical question that has a baring on not only how the rest of the world sees the united states of america, the country that is fed and freed more people than any other country in the history of this planet. a country that i believe has a great god-given place, not only the history of this country, but in this world. what are you going to do today to help us find those children, locate those children and unite those children with their parents? >> and -- >> what are you going to do? >> secretary of homeland security, you should know where the girls are, and you should know where the babies are. we'll be right back. >> you have been aired all over television. the kids are he

lifetime democrat and contributor to the dnc, nancy pelosi, rahm emanual and chuck schumer. that's our america, mika. and sadly, that's our republican party. and that is the problem today. >> it's a big one. >>> coming up on "morning joe," eddie mentioned earlier in the company, president trump seems to value loyalty above nearly everything else. that maybe puts the test as michael cohen appears poised to split with his attorneys, setting up big questions about whether he's willing to cooperate with prosecutors. >>> plus, our own jacob soveroff has some incredible reporting yesterday from a detention center in texas housing over 1,000 kids who came to the country without documentation. one of the first things those children see when theentering t compound? this mural of president trump. we'll be right back. us! all around louisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpful... c

police were protesting mayor rahm emanuel accusing him of being anti-law enforcement. there were a lot of really good healthy conversations coming out of this. you respect what other people, you know, i do. i respect why people are doing what they're doing. and they are doing it for different reasons. they can do things for their reason and have you respect for that. abby: tom brady never kneeled for the anthem. come ahead of new envelope rulers requiring players on the field to stands. pete: tom brady does one thing really well. i will leave it right there. abby: can't argue with that. griff: you know who else does something really well is rick reichmuth with the weather. rick: sometimes. i said something wrong in the last segment. pete: did you? abby: somebody messaged me. rick: that never happens. we all say things perfectly. not always. take a look at the weather map. show you what's going on. really hot across the central part of the country. this is what it is going to feel like this afternoon. 1:03 icheck in on your neighbor. take care of the pets elderly. tomor

speaker, i just want to take a moment and recognize mayor rahm emanuel's commitment to initiation rogram inauguration, to see it get off the ground. additionally, mr. speaker, this would have been -- would not have been possible without the hard work, without the devotion of some dedicated individuals and organizations. the local 134hank city president and the of chicago, the chicago public importantly, st the instructors and the mentors their e young men, for persistent -- persistence in seeing that these men emerge and ensuring that the next america that builds represents the diversity of america. mr. speaker, i sincerely wish that he's in young men, that they get the best as they embark on this new chapter in their lives. d i want them to know that with their perseverance, that they have made it easier for those individuals, those young will young women who follow in their footsteps. with that, mr. speaker, i want to yield the remainder of my time to the gentleman from rizona, mr. gallego. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back. mr. rush: i yield the balance

chicago's mayor rahm emanuel calls it the fast lane to the comp plans to transform tion e transportationengers could one day travel like this from downtown chicago. gliding on electric skates, as many as 16 people would be swept along at speeds well in excess of 100 miles an hour, making nonstop trip in 12 minutes. compare that to an hour of hello or more during chicago's rush hour or 45 minutes on mass transit for the same journey. mr. musk, why do you do this? >> it seems like we've been stuck in traffic for decades, i don't know, the better part of a century. >> and there's a lot of skepticism that this can be done at all. >> look. there were doubters about putting a map on the moon. about anything new, there will beor rhicaand businen sayt' time to giv chigo transportation. onopeyed down station, which happens to sit underneath the cbs news chicago bureau. >> in fact, if someone can detect we're digging the tunnel underneath them, we want to buy the technology they've used. >> reporter: if the concerns are answered, musk said digging could start in three to four months, and the first