renÉ perez: me encanta.enÉ perez: es algo que va de la mano. no sÓlo la mÚsica, ser artista. se supone que es el reflejo de lo que sientes. es importante estar abierto a todo tipo de situaciÓn y reflejar todo tipo de situaciÓn. a ti te afecta lo romÁntico, tambiÉn lo polÍtico y religiÓn. eso como artista lo tienes que reflejar, si no eres un negociante. javier: nos encanta tenerte hoy en dÍa. Él tiene sus compromisos. te queremos agradecer. por favor, las cÁmaras para que mandes un saludo. renÉ perez: un saludo ara puerto rico. voy a estar en gira. aquÍ, voy a estar en miami el 31 de agosto. la gira por estados unidos empieza el 10 de agosto por nueva york. javier: un aplauso. [aplausos] gracias. nos encontramos maÑana. [aplausos] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ galilea: feliz miÉrcoles! ya comienza el verano. hoy estÁ con nosotros gimen acordaba! [aplausos] [gritos] paul: vamos a pasar el calor del verano. [risas] natalia: alguien huele muy rico.

[cheering and applause] is it renee? renee: yes. steve: yeah. got your little hair on half of it. i just-- renee: oh, i'm sorry. steve: that's ok. what do you do for a living, renee? renee: well, actually, steve, before we start, as you know, we're from hawaii, and in hawaii it's traditional to give your host a lei. so, steve, i was wondering... [laughter] do you want to get lei'd? [laughter and applause] steve: [indistinct]. [cheering and applause] renee: [indistinct] hug. steve: oh, get the hug? well...well. well, that's good, though. well, introduce everybody, renee. renee: well, this is the schaefer ohana. this is my awesome brother eric, my gorgeous little sister amber, my genius father ron, and my beautiful mother kathy on there

case is that in rene's case the flight attendant turned to her and said to our eighty three year old holocaust survivor please move yourself move to a different seat it's the flight attendants participation that made this case so clear to the court. well it's not the first time el al has hit the headlines for religious reasons last year an ultra-orthodox passenger broke two video screens on board a plane when he considered an in-flight movie in modest activists even created a special video mocking the company. gentleman and unfortunately welcome on board alone six thirty. should you discover that you were seated next to the however currently live version of the release your seem not to proceed to appear dressed designated male congregation area in the unlikely event the flight attendant insisting you remain in your assigned seat simply reaching your seat body protection over your head and chest strap says this earring. well the court's decision was praised by activists renee rabinovich told us she hopes it will prevent future cases of discrimination i also hope that there's so or tha

that jury tried hard, rene.even came back after deliberating for 20 some odd hours and said, judge, we are hopeli hopelessly dead blocked and go back in there and try and they did three more days. >> they essentially went back to the judge and pretty much asked to rehear the entire trial. what does that say about the prosecutors and the job they did? anything? >> you know what? they did the best they could with the facts that they had. but, remember, this is not a case where it's the dna. there is a dna sample and guess what. aha he was there! this is a case from 2004. result of that, you're relying upon memories and you're relying upon versions of events and what you saw with the read back is what did andrea constand say and what did she say and what did she say to the canadian police when she first reported it in 2005? can you read that back and what did bills cosby say in his testimony in 2005 and what did he say during the police interview and they were weighing both sides and when they ultimately asked for

rene, can you lay it out for us?s is something that a lot of folks, they'll understand the infrastructure plan that the president's been talking about, but what will we be hearing today? >> today, kate, the focus is on the air traffic control system. and to boil it down simply, if you've ever flown on a plane, this is exactly why this conversation matters. the air traffic control system in the united states is old. the faa is still using 40-year-old radar equipment instead of new gps equipment. that means more flight delays, nor wasted time, more wasted money, not only for the airlines, but also for passengers, because we just don't have a very efficient system. now, everyone agrees that this system needs an overhaul, but the question is, how? the president, what he wants to do is give the job of modernizing the system to a private, non-government entity. in other words, he wants to take it away from the faa. now, the faa, we should point out, has missed many deadlines in modernizing the system. and what the presiden

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>> good morning, rene. these are tough questions.r this case, it's not like there's a smoking gun no forensic evidence. we're looking at events that occurred years ago, back in 2003. when you have that, you essentially set up a situation where she said, andrea con stst, this was not con sensusensual, took advantage of me. he says this was con sensuconse you are going to believe? so the jury is trying to assess credibility. is it what andrea constand said? let's find out. let's re-examine the statement she gave when initially in canada let's look at that verse later statement she's gave to police verses what she said on the witness stand. let's see what her mother said about it. in addition to that, you have them saying what did bill cosby say initially when he was interviewed by police? and what did he say in the definitions? you set up an instance where they're weighing both sides. you have two narratives in there. those two narratives sound compelling. bill cosby's narrative, he did testify, though he didn't testify because his sta

let's go to renee marsh. renee, the airport is shut down, the president has been briefed. what more do we know about the attack? >> reporter: we're learning more about the attacker at this hour. the fbi is reviewing the attacker's background, including where he traveled most recently. a law enforcement official tells cnn that he appears to have ties to canada, and a u.s. official tells me that the stabber made multiple trips between canada and the united states. but what we still don't know is whether this stabber or this attacker was previously known to authorities. >> any city cars start towards bishop airport. we've got an v. down there, reports of a stabbing. >> reporter: the airport evacuated and shut down this afternoon after a police officer was attacked. he was stabbed in the back and neck, the fbi saying it is too soon to determine if the violence was an act of terror. >> i want you to know this is an fbi-led scene at the moment and we're working together with our federal, state law enforcement officers. >> reporter: the officer was monitoring an area of the airpo

rene marsh in for christi paul. >> and i am victor blackwell.tories we are watching. 30 minutes from now, the bill cosby jury will continue deliberations, they have been going now for five days, still not reached a verdict. remember on thursday, the jury declared they were deadlocked but the judge ordered them to keep going. late last night cosby came out of the courtroom, went before the cameras, thanked his supporters before he left. >> also developing, the search begins for sailors missing from the uss fitzgerald. it collided with a merchant ship off the coast of japan. the captain and two sailors have been injured and hospitalized, the war ship back at home port where divers will inspect damage and the search teams will access flooded areas. >>> president trump taking a tough stand by reversing some obama era cuba policies. >> we will not be silent in the face of communist oppression any longer. effective immediately i am cancelling the last administration's completely one sided deal with cuba. >> although it does not roll back all of the pr

what's the sense you got, renee?t you will notice is if you're coming from overseas directly to the united states is that your screening process will take a lot longer. it may be a lot more rigorous than before, but actually, as far as things looking a lot different than the way they look today, you may not notice all that much. perhaps you'll see more canines. perhaps you'll see a little bit more attention devoted to carryon luggage. perhaps. but for the most part, things will remain the same. however, you heard him there say it. these measures are seen and unseen, so for the most part, people should allot or allow for a lot more time for that screening process if you are on a direct flight from overseas. >> and then just lastly, what about u.s. airlines or european airlines? how are they reacting to what was just laid out by the homeland security secretary in >> well, i can tell you that that -- that we just carried there, people are really getting a lot of the details now in realtime so we're going to have to wait

on in the coming years, as she recently told jeffrey brown in new york. ♪ ♪ >> brown: it is perhaps renee's most renowned role-- the 'marschallin', a beautiful but aging noblewoman who loves and loses a much younger man, in richard strauss' opera, "der rosenkavalier." >> this has been my home house since 1992, and... >> brown: it's a pretty good place to be. >> people ask me, well, when people said where do you like to sing the most i always said the met, because it was my home. >> brown: this may be the last time renee fleming sings this opera, after some 70 performances over more than two decades. but let's make one thing clear: this diva is not departing. >> no, no, no. that's a very exciting headline, and certainly i'm saying goodbye to the marschallin and to the bulk of the repertoire that i've sung at the met. so that's already a sad farewell, and a timely one. but it doesn't change my schedule very much. i'm in great voice. i'm a lifelong gregarious experiencer of new things. >> brown: now 58 and the mother of two adult daughters, fleming will continue to perform in concerts on sta

renee is joining us. caller: the most important issue is education. for a lack ofsh knowledge. can that'sion, you without education, you get high numbers of incarceration. you can compete in technology and all the other professions and it would help us to excel. people who are aware of the issues and educated on issues can do something about them. host: another democratic caller in new york. anthony. caller: thank you for the opportunity. pose this as a matter of importance to congress and the president and the producers at c-span. it is nuclear power and nuclear waste and the lack of place to store it. winnershe studentcam are high school students just one had nuclear power. -- one yearer later, we lose those three reactors in japan. that is a stellar important and ther the presidency fine people at c-span to perhaps th bring this topic to light. the nuclear reactors will take its toll -- nuclear waste has no place here. videosne of the winning you will see shortly is on the transition to clean energy. that should be coming up around 3:45 eastern time as we continue to make ou

renee hobby know of each of the unlikely heroine a beautiful israeli in a way wonder woman was able to beat our main airline. is going to implement this verdict to all its thousands of employees and if within six months someone else encounters something like what our heroine has encountered there. is open to an avalanche of lawsuits actually what the verdict says is that unless it shapes up there will be many many lawsuits it's illegal it doesn't matter religious feelings or non-religious feelings it is illegal to tell a person to move because of their gender who is wonderful about renee's case is it relays case the flight attendant turned to her and said to our eighty three year old holocaust survivor please move yourself move to a different seat it's the flight attendants participation that made this case so clear to the court. well this isn't the first time has hit the headlines for religious reasons last year and ultra-orthodox passenger broke two of the airplanes video screens when you consider the movie as a modest activists even made a special video mocking the company. and the

rene have a b. know of each and unlikely heroine a beautiful israeli in a way wonder woman was able to beat our main airline. told us earlier that she hopes this case will have an impact on other cases as well serve as an inspiration to others do you think this will have. a big impact on inequality gender inequality issues among jewish people perhaps people of other religious faiths as well. absolutely because what the judge said yes day before yesterday is that. it is going to implement this verdict to all its thousands of employees and if within six months someone else encounters something like what our heroine has encountered there are there is open to an avalanche of lawsuits actually what the verdict says is that unless it shapes up there are going to be many many lawsuits it's illegal it doesn't matter religious feelings or non-religious feelings it is illegal to tell a person to move because of their gender the reason is that we can't change our gender and it can't be helped it is against isr

renee marsh, thank you so much.e also got these live pictures that's honed in right now on the third base dugout which is apparently where the shooter was. didn't quite get on to the field, thanks to the capitol police officers who quickly responded and fired back, but this is right around the area where the shooter was at 7:00 this morning, shooting into the field. remember, it's congressman scalise who is the injured, just undergone surgery. he was standing there at second base, and then everyone else, as we've heard from members of congress, sort of ran to that first base line and ran towards that dugout to seek cover. we're live in congressman scalise's home district in louisiana when cnn continues. over hereno!ver here! (dog barking) whoever threw it has to go get it. not me! somebody will get it... ♪ (dog barking) anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. from the b-2 to the upcoming b-21, northrop grumman stealth bombers give america an advantage in a turbulent world. and we're looking for a few

i'm rene marsh in for christi paul. thanks for joining us. >> i'm victor blackwell.appy saturday to you. >>> the search for seven missing sailors continues off the coast of japan where a u.s. navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship in the early morning hours. drivers are set to inspect the "uss fitzgerald," which is now back at port in yokosuka, japan. the ship took on water after sustaining damage both above and below the waterline on its starboard side. the warship's captain, along with two other u.s. servicemen are listed in stable condition after being medevac'd to a naval hospital. >> the names of the missing are being withheld until families can be fonotified. >>> president trump is adding a high profile washington lawyer to his defense team amid the expanding russia investigation. now on board is attorney john dowd, who once led the investigation into the pete rose betting scandal for major league baseball. also cnn learning that tensions are rising at the justice department over this russia probe. the man who named the special counsel this incident occur

renee just met up with a cast of" stranger things" to talk about the upcoming second season, which i'mabout. >> of course you are. and she asked millie bobby brown of her singing katy perry and beyonce which has gone viral. >> a breakout hit about a group of it is the most closely guarded show. only releasing a few images of the netflix phenomenal "stranger things." millie bobby brown plays the character 11. all the stars playing hard to get no matter how hard the spoilers. >> where do we find 11 in is season two? give me all the juice. >> nope. >> i tried. >> but i wasn't giving up that quick. and david harper, the show's reluctant hero, helped me out. >> we left a lot of open-ended thing in season one. there is some sort of reemergence of 11 that will happen. >> 11 is back. duh. and thanks to sam, we know things get even stranger. >> what can you tell me about season two? >> i mean, i can tell there's new characters. there is this new one coming over hawkins. >> she pulled this trick out of the bag. ♪ now we know you can sing. that was amazing. >> thank you. >> did you hear from katy

he gav up a pair of homers to backup catcher rene rivera. off his six-game suspension, hunter strickland gave up this solo shot to curtis granderson. it winds up in mccovey cove. an 8-2 victory. after the game, manager bruce bochy said, i've been through tough times and this is as tough a stretch as i've seen. >>> l.a. rallied from a five-run deficit. in the seventh, colorado's adam ottavino throws a wild pitch. in comes justin turner. then ottavino throws another wild pitch. barnes and forsythe both score. l.a. takes a 7-6 lead. ottavino threw two more wild pitches in the eighth allowing two more runs to score. that's five runs. bellinger hit a pair of runs for l.a. as the first place dodgers beat the rockies it's their tenth straight victory. >>> in the ninth, daniel descanso sends a ball deep to center but a nice leaping catch at the wall. they went to extra innings with two outs in the 11th. descalso rips a single to right field. paul goldschmidt will try to score and he's going to be safe. the d-backs walk off with a 2-1 victory. the ph

cnn's rene marsh has more. >> reporter: the environmental protection agency with administrator scottis under the microscope with agency talks who feel the agency and their leader have overstepped their bounds. >> the science must be independent of politics and must be robust. >> reporter: last month, environmental scientist and retired professor testified on capitol hill. e-mails obtained by cnn show epa administrator scott pruitt's chief of staff, ryan jackson pushed to influence her testimony. >> my perspectives and statements are mine alone. >> reporter: the retired professor is also the chairwoman of the epa's science review board that plays a crucial role in the work the agency does. epa dismissed about 8 of 19 scientists on the board two weeks before the congressional hearing. e-mails show that jackson pushed for the professor's dismissal. saying attached are talking points which we have used internally to advise what we are simply doing to review applicants." >> whenever words are put in the mouth of somebody by the administration is a red flag for me. >> reporter: swachammer

let's go to renee marsh. renee, the airport is shut

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i'm rene marsh in for christi paul this morning. >> i'm victory black well.ood morning to you. >>> taking a look at our top story morning. a u.s. military official says the body of seven sailors who went missing after a navy warship collided with a mernlt vessel off the coast of japan have been found.mernlt vessel off the coast of japan have been found.emernlt vessel off the coast of japan have been found.mermernlt vesse of japan have been found.cmernl of japan have been found.hmernlt of japan have been found.amernl coast of japan have been found. coast of japan have been found. coast of japan have been found.t vessel off the coast of japan have been found. our deepest sympathies go out to the families of those ship mates. our concern for the families and the notification process, i will decline to state how many we have found at this time. we owe it to the families and friends of the ship mates and hope you can respect this process. >> naval official says there was significant damage to the "uss fitzgerald" including a big gash under the water line and both

the predators hold rene for the final minute and a half and penguins added one more goal on an emptyo. 8 seed in the west goes down to the defending champions, hoisting the cup for the second straight year and the fifth time in their history. when it comes to clay courts the finals in the fridge open rafael nadal the king against wawrinka. for this baseline winner, nadal was the dominating winner. he won the first set and the second set and match point now. wawrinka hits the net, but nadal wraps up the sixth set 6- 1. that's 10 straight titles for nadal. the most by anyone in a single grand slam. 15 grand slam titles in all. he's second place all time. only roger federer has more with 18. that's it for me. for now jason appelbaum and i will see you in half an hour on sports wrap. now frank and heather with the 11:00 news. >> all right, thank you so much, joe. >> thank you, joe. >>> next at 11:00. >> some wild weather is hitting northern california. we had hail and lightning here in the bay area. snow believe it or not up in this area, but it won't stick around for much long. major wa

a travÉs de su mÚsica, el residente renÉ pérez dejÓ un mensaje de crÍtica social el auditorio nacionalle, una tradiciÓn de 60 aÑos y que recurre alguna de las vÍas de la ciudad, y se vio colmada por gran cantidad de pÚblico, mÁs de 50 carnosas que desfilaron, el cariÑo del pÚblico para univisiÓn es desbordante. nos divertimos, y agradeciendo tambiÉn esta celebraciÓn que cuenta con un concierto. nosotros tambiÉn colocamos nuestro granito de arena, en la tarima con los dj. gracias por invitarnos y compartirlo con todos ustedes, muy chÉvere. mis amigos, 1000 gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de noticias de univisiÓn. ahora usted estÁn muy bien informados, que tengan muy buenas noches. ♪ ilia: es lunes 19 de junio, son las principales noticias, denuncian que el gobierno de mÉxico utiliza un programa especial para espiar civiles, uno similar usado por gobiernos de colombia y panamÁ. no hay consenso en la oea, la canciller de ese paÍs se retirÓ. camioneros en huelga en los Ángeles, california y long beach. y una conductora de la empresa uber multada por no hablar inglÉs correctamente. a

you might not have heard too much about rene rene rivera.he came to the plate again in the 4th with another pitch he liked a lot. rivera who has played on five teams in nine major league seasons. the mets avoided being swept. san francisco has lost 12-13. >>> the pa ton is being passed on -- the baton is being passed on the pro golf tour. one of the faces in the future within the won in a dramatic win today. last win for jordan spieth was at the travelers in connecticut. spieth put a quick end to the playoffs with daniel berger on the bunker. he held out for the win. that's what you do when you win that dramatically. it's the 10th win for the 23- year-old spieth. he joins tiger woods as the only player to win 10 or more tournaments before turning 24. woods won 15 times before his 24th birthday. >>> and the san jose earthquakes were 2-1 winners last night over real salt lake. how did they follow that up? they followed their head coach and assistant hired in 2015 and in his second stint in san jose. he was fired along with john spencer. he's b

[applause] >> it just happens the next question for renÉ's long these lines. you said chelsea just published a new book and renÉe wants to know you and chelseas have thought about writing a book together?ho maybe a mother daughter relationships or how to raise a strong feminist kid, male or female. have you discussed that at all? >> no, but i will know. >> you could have a book deal by the end of the night. i think that's a great idea. another question, we sort of touch on this, but during the. campaign did you have time to read? or were you just reading that is constantly? >> i do not have a lot of time. that is a big loss for me because i read usually every night before i fall asleep. i would be so tired by the end of those long days and having to get up early in the morning. other than briefing papers i have an old-fashioned idea that the policies you proposed would actually be important in governing your country. we spent a lot of time and i spent many nights going over what we're going to do to increase wages and jobs and all of the issues that we are con

back to you. >> rene marsh, thank you for that.hn kelly will announce the new measures shortly. we will bring them to you when we know more. >>> the message from the president this morning is i understand the inner workings of health care, that's after criticism from a republican senator was reported in "the new york times." if president trump was supposed to be the closer to bridge the gap between conservatives and modera moderates, it hasn't happened. >> the president will speak shortly at the white house. we are waiting to see what he says about the effort to get to 50 on the health care push. joining us is someone who will not be part that was 50, democratic senator patty murray. thank you for being with us. the president was writing about health care. he says he is fully engaged. do you think he is fully engaged? >> i think if this rhetoric continues to be obamacare is broken, it's broken, then he really isn't listening to what the facts are of insurance companies telling us, as long as this administration continues to undermi

[applause] >> the next question is from rene in new york.helsea published a new book and rene wants to know if you and chelsea ever thought about writing books together. maybe a mother daughter book about relationships or how to raise a strong feminist kids, male or female. have the two of you discussed that at all? >> no but i will now. c we are going to have a book deal by the end of the night. >> i think it's a great idea. >> i do too. another question we touched on specifically during the campaign. did you have any time to read or were you just reading the news constantly? >> i didn't really have a lot of time and that's a big loss for me because i read usually every night before i fall asleep. i would be so tired by the end of the long days and having to get up early in the morning. other than dreams of briefing papers i have this old-fashioned idea that the policies you propose would actually be important and governing your country. we spent a lot of time and i spent many nights going over what we were going to do to increase wages and

i want to go to cnn's rene marsh who has details on how all of this played out. people may be surprised about how early this practice took place. it's something that began in the 6:00 hour. >> right. it began in the 6:00 hour. as you mentioned, the calls for help happened around the 7:00 hour. it happened in the del ray neighborhood. that's in alexandria, virginia, about eight miles from where you are now at the u.s. capitol. we know this happened at the eugene simpson stadium park which is where members of congress were practicing that baseball game there. this happened in a residential area. take a look around, you see homes there and this is a coffee shop. you have a daycare center and you have the ymca that we've been talking a lot about. we know at the ymca, two bullets went through the windows there, one landing by the pool area there at the ymca. now, i want to drill down, how did this all happen? and this is based on information that we've received from members of congress who were actually there. one of the representatives, mo brooks, saying that he was

cnn's rene marsh has that. >> president trump has walked away from the paris climate agreement sayingandicap the u.s. economy. >> come compliance with the terms of the paris accord and the openers energy restrictions it has placed on the united states could cost america as much as 2.7 million lost jobs by 2025. according to national economic research associates. this includes 440,000 fewer manufacturing jobs. >> but a long list of fortune 500 companies from silicon valley to utility companies and even big oil disagree with the decision. and many believe the paris agreement would actually generate jobs and put the u.s. in a position to dominate the clean energy sector. there are about 374,000 solar jobs compared to 164,000 coal jobs. >> the agreement is a massive redistribution of united states wealth to other countries. >> the president is talking about one financial component of the paris agreement that helps poor countries address client change. the united states has voluntarily pledged $3 billion to the green climate fund, more than any other country, but that represents less than

he gives up a home run to rene rivera, his second of the game, made it 4-1, mets.the ninth, strickland off his suspension, solo bum to curtis granderson winds up in mccovey cove. the giants have now lost 12 of their last 13. >>> a great finish at travelers championship. jordan spieth trying for a wire-to-wire victory. on 15 putting for birdie. he can't believe it went in. believe, it jordan. it would go to a playoff with daniel berger. first extra hole, spieth found inside in a greenside bunker but watch this. chips in for birdie. his reaction was as good as that shot. berger could force another playoff hole if he could make this long putt. it's off the mark. spieth joins tiger woods as the only players in the modern era to win ten tour events before the age of 24. >> for the bunker shot to go in, that was awesome. i don't know if i'll ever have a moment like that again. i feel fortunate to play golf for a live pentagon. that was my dream growing up. to live for these moments and produce, you know, moments like that, i feel very lucky, very blessed. >> in the surpr

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finally we will take you here and give you a live look at 880, going right past the oraclea rene a. home of the warriors and you can see everything moving along nicely. steve is here and we are turning up the temperature for this weekend. >> you okay? we are worried? >> i'm hanging in there. i think i went to hard at the parade. >> hope you are better soon. >> sure thing. >>> if you like warm temperatures i can't do better than this inland. coast is still dealing with fog. if you don't like warm temperatures you may want to take a vacation for a week. heat wave kicks in. usually don't use that. sometimes three and out isn't a heat wave. doesn't look like that will be the case. this will take us into early and middle of next week. i told you that cold water temperatures long as there is a hint of an on shore breeze the coast doesn't get in on the warm up party. always some. around santa cruz. there is a few banana belts. as long as that fog is there and a westerly breeze, some areas near the coast stay cool. if you are inland it's as you know its time to warm up. we are seeing 60s an

[applause] >> the next question is from rene in new york.helsea published a new book and rene wants to know if you and chelsea ever thought about writing books together. maybe a mother daughter book about relationships or how to raise a strong feminist kids, male or female. have the two of you discussed that at all? >> no but i will now. c we are going to have a book deal by the end of the night. >> i think it's a great idea. >> i do too. another question we touched on specifically during the campaign. did you have any time to read or were you just reading the news constantly? >> i didn't really have a lot of time and that's a big loss for me because i read usually every night before i fall asleep. i would be so tired by the end of the long days and having to get up early in the morning. other than dreams of briefing papers i have this old-fashioned idea that the policies you propose would actually be important and governing your country. we spent a lot of time and i spent many nights going over what we were going to do to increase wages and

we have rene calling from troy, michigan.o be: i happened listening to british broadcasting, the radio portion, and i understand there is a fabulous shopping center that was actually designed for foreign travelers. marble floors, crystal chandeliers, all the very high and exclusive shops -- hi end exclusive shops. they were preparing for travelers no matter where they came from, and then a couple of small hotels. i do not know what the capacity is but i know we have some in town, 100 people, 120. they are not allowing a trump hotel there. i think that is one of the rubs too. i bet if cuba said, come on, let's build a trump hotel, all of that rhetoric that the president read off of the teleprompters would be gone. i come as a republican, and thoroughly ashamed of what our party is allowing this man to do to our country. shame on the republicans for allowing this to happen. hast: it is true that cuba over the last number of years made some big investment in tourism. it is clearly an area where they have an opportunity to make f

he gives up a home run to rene rivera.ckland fresh off his suspension games a solo bond. it will wind up in the can you bey hole. an 8-2 victory. the giants have now lost 12 of their last 13. >>> a thrilling finish at the travelers as daniel burger and jordan spieth went to a playoff on the first extra hole. spieth found himself in a green side bunker, but he chipped in for birdie and check out his celebration. wow. burger could force another playoff hole if he can make this long birdie putt, but it's going to be off the mark. spieth joins tiger woods as the only players in the modern era to win ten tour events before the age of >>>? a suppli in a surprise move, they were coming off a win last night. san jose's technical director chris leach will take his place. leach retired in 2011 after playing three seasons with the quakes. his first game as head coach will be this wednesday when san jose plays host to seattle. kate? >> all right, thanks so much. glad to see the a's are at least -- >> at least one of them. >> all right

with us today, renee from urban wealth management.ohn from equity partners here with us at post nine, and rick santelli at the cme in chicago. john, there was popular news on jobs, for one, pmi, things look good on the economy here, and markets seemed to respond to that. >> absolutely. refreshing to look at the fundamentals of the market, and that's somewhat moving the mart today opposed to looking at head livens all the time, but, clearly, we've awaited for the announcement to come out. knowing what the blueprint was or what he was going to say has been in the plan all along, but like your question was earlier before, are we withdrawing completely, o r will he try to renegotiate? that's a great point. it's going to be very interesting to hear what we got coming out of the rose garden today. the rest of the week, tomorrow, obviously, the jobs numbers which is important, and then we're going to continue to look forward to what the fed's going to do. there's real interesting things that can be counted in the market, but right now, it's

. >>> one time philadelphia deputy commissioner renee tartaglione aged 61 has been found guilty of fraud conspiracy and theft from a nonprofit organization. the verdict came down today in federal court. the nonprofit is the june yacht at a community mental health clinic where tartaglione has been president of the board of directors. charges said tartaglione stole money from the clinic and falsified her taxes for four years. >>> week one in the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams is now over. williams left court saying it has been a grueling week. testimony of the key prosecution witness wrapped up today. the bucks county businessman muhammad ali has already pleaded guilty to bribery but testified in hopes of reducing his sentence. also today, a human resources official took to the stand saying that williams failed to meet deadlines in disclosing gifts from ali. williams faces 29 counts of bribery and fraud. the trial will resume on monday. >> (chanting). >>> a hearing on philadelphia's beverage tax was postponed today after pro tax demonstrators drowned out t

i want to bring in renee marsh. she has been looking at the time line here. there have been different discussions about how much time passed, obviously. these folks were under a lot of stress as this happened and the success seconds felt like minutes to them. take us through that so you can tell the viewers exactly what happened here. >> right, brianna. we're giving you the bird's-eye view of the event that unfolded. the del ray neighborhood that we're talking about where this happened is right in the alexandria, virginia, neighborhood which is about eight miles from where you are right now at the u.s. capitol. we know that the events and the gun shots broke out right here at the eugene simpson stadium. as you can see, it is a residential area. you have homes here. this is the ymca that barbara was talking about, even a coffee shop and a day care center in this area. remember, this happened around 7:00 in the morning so people are out and about doing their daily activities and so we want to zoom in on the time line of events based on all of the members of con

renee we just received a joint letter from several mayors across the united states who are responding president trump's announcement. what are they saying. >> jake you know the environment is one of the issues that i vocation a lot of passion. we're seeing that in the letter. over 50 mayors in cities across the country writing this open letter. any essentially are saying if the president isn't going to keep up with the paris accord, they will. i'm reading a portion here. . it says quote we will intensify efforts to meet each of our cities current climate goals, push for axe to meet the 1.5 degree celsius target and work together to create the 21st century clean energy economy. they mentioned this 1.5 degree celsius target. of course a lot of the action as far as the paris agreement is concerned and surrounds this idea of preventing the earth from warming another 2 degrees celsius. that's what they're referring to interest. i do want to point out with all the discussion about the president's big announcement today, a little bit on the time line of all this. of course once we say that w

renee wanted to honor her son william, savagely shot and beat to death outside a bar in november. >> i would say as a mother, you know, hug your kids when you see them, and let them know you love them because you never know when something like this is going to happen. >> reporter: the bay area gun rally is one of 500 similar events in cities across the country, inspired by the sandy hook massacre, organizers say they're taking aim at common sense legislation they think would reduce gun violence. >> we're not here to take anyone's guns away. we're saying convicted criminals and known domestic violence abusers shouldn't have access to guns. >> reporter: they say the march is an important first step. dave fehely, kpix 5. >>> north bay animal rescue is upping the reward money to catch a dog ill canner. today a memorial -- dog killer. today a memorial was held for about a dozen dogs killed in february. the rescues are offering a $15,000 reward for information leading them to the killer, and they want to draw attention to animal abusers, and what their behavior leads to. >> the fbi has now

or all church or the tax man not to one of said next to one man rene if i can die for one second because i want oskar as many christians as i come i mean it will be what rights of you to to complain to the line about what happened but taking this to court suing them was quite a big deal wasn't i mean what made you feel so strongly about this that you decided to take legal action against. well. again late because there's type of in sudan has happened before. so i was not alone and second lee there is annoying kid in his say. that supported me and brought up last suit i did not i was the name playing but i did not add to my home and did you think you'd have a chance of winning this legal battle how long did it take you to get this result. well it took about a year and a half. we were actually fry is that the chimes who heard that is was willing to adjudicate we thought she would ask us to meet for conference sent try to settle our differences but she did not she rule that out. of it. were bidden to carry on help. i re good men. ask women so move now it would be except to far and to the req

her name is donna renee. and she needs her superpowers because she returned from this audition at "america's got talent" and found her mother had had a stroke and her dad needed help. she moved back to delaware county. on the side, she escapes into her character, spreading smiles everywhere she goes. >>> today, you can go to the phillies game and help feed the hungry. >> this is important to you, of course, because you're on the board of fill abundsance this. is part -- fill abundance. this is part of phans feeding families food drive. you can get a buy one-get one free ticket to a future game. the food will benefit fill abundance. very good program. >>> now for more on the stories we're following on "nbc10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. -- >> the great fire of london. breaking this morning, flames continue to burn in an apartment building where people dangled from windows in an effort to escape. >>> still no verdict. jurors return to the deliberation room this morning as they work to determine bill cosby's fate. >

feelings it is illegal to tell a person to move because of their gender what was wonderful about renee's case is that in relays case the flight attendant turned to her and said to our eighty three year old holocaust survivor please move yourself move to a different seat it's the flight attendants participation that made this case so clear to the court. of saudi arabia and other gulf states presented cuts all with a list of demands that must be met if it wants diplomatic term trade ties restored these were severed over doha's alleged support of terrorism at least correspondent paula slipper has more details tom has been presented with a list of demands from saudi arabia the united arab emirates parade and egypt four nations that qatar or trade and diplomatic ties with the country now this came after the u.s. state department questioned the motives of the gulf states move now that it's been more than two weeks since the embargo started we are mystified that the gulf states have not released to the public nor to the qataris the details about the claims that they are making toward. the more

. >> donna renee is her name. she really needs her superpowers.urned from the audition from "america's got talent" and found out her mother got a stroke and dad needed help. she moved back to delaware county. on the side, she escapes into her character, spreading smiles everywhere she goes. >> she's very fast. i'll give her that. >> she was already buzzed. >>> now for other stories we're following at 5:00 a.m. -- >> touring inferno. flames en-- touri itowering inf. flames engulf a highrise. people are dead, and dozens are hurt. >>> verdict watch. the jury returns to court for a third day as they decide bill cosby's fate. the questions from jurors and why no decision yet could be a telling sign. >>> taking on trump. de to sue the president. >>> a lot to get to just before 5:00. good morning. welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it is 77 degrees. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate weather forecast. bill? >>> temperatures just bumped up a degree. now 78 degrees in philadelphia. a little br

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