farmers are accusing the country's banks of u nfa i rly accusing the country's banks of unfairly forcingheir homes after becoming loaded with large debt. the royal commission is investigating allegations of misconduct across the sector. critics say it impacts rural customers and it has been devastating. working on the land has been henry's life and livelihood. the son of a farmer, he had to make properties and wanted to expand to help his sons. the bank financed a third farm. when a deal fell through it pulled the plug and he lost everything. they could not care less who they hurt. we lost everything. we were more or who they hurt. we lost everything. we were more 01’ less who they hurt. we lost everything. we were more or less put off rocket is. could not even take the food off of our properties. the bailiffs came in and you were given half an hour to pack up. he now works as a ca reta ker for to pack up. he now works as a caretaker for another farmer. he says the bank suncorp mismanaged his business. they say they will not discuss individual customers but say they do not take forced sa

rly morning grass fire a car suddenly slammed into the back of their fire truck. firefighters wereutting up happe and were able to get out of the he last secth car driver had t t of his vehicle. no word on serity of his injuries. the battalion chief says this is the second time this month a car has hit a fire truck on the job. >>> warriors a cavs in cleveland. within the past 15 minutes the warriors announcednd he missed the last six games because o bone bruise in his k klay thompson suffered a left ankle sprame one but stilled played in these finals. >> he participated in practice and shoot-around this morning, kind of picked his spots but 's >> klay is an iron man, he ner misses a game. the official twitter accou the nba will live tweet during this game reacting and responding to the calls in realme so whe complain about the refso right on itter. >> well, they shouldn't be tweeting. well, it's not the actual refs. >>> an emotional connection leads t a career pass. was it a ? nen we)re rnng aboa ca toostudent who ned >>> wasn't a suicide or an accident. the new i

rly voting ended yesterday and they cast a record number. more than 222,000 of them. a 56% increase last gubernatorial in 2014 >>> amelia is back with more weather, is the weekend a wash out? sometimes you hear rain in the forecast and you think it will be terrible. >> todayt has been rain all day. >> today was soggy and we're continuing to tck areas of rain. i'm continuing to track areas of rain igovernight t with pockets of heavy year rain and we're going to continue to see t.in overni i think by the morning hours most of us are going to be dry. at your secon weather headline. scattered showers and thunderstorms out there, hit aly miss ma in the afternoon and evening hours. especially between 2:00 and8:00 p.m. the typical time when we see storms moving through t area. as we look to sunday, mainly dry. a small chance for a late day thunderstorm on monday and next week erall is looking fantastic. we have sunshine, low humidity, and very little rain chances in the forecastext week take a look at the floodn warningseffect. this includingwinchester, these flood warnings

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the dow jones industrial average fell 13 points.q the nas was up 31 and the s&p 500 gained n 2 points,rly. >>> now, some say the market is facing some preury toughes and investors want to know if those hurdles can be cleared, so mike santoli takes a look. >> reporter: stock market bulls have plenty to be proud of after twmonths of hard-won progress, but they sti b have a more to prove. the s&p 500 index is up more than 6% since early april, grinding higher through a thicket of concerns, including trade tensions, increasing fears ofn pressures and 49ers f new regulation pressures. the 27.50 level has capped earlier rallies andt's where a nasty drop occurred in mid-march. this is a pretty natural areand for the to stall for a while as investors assess the otderlying strength of the economy and thetial danger of trade policy moves and the federal reserve's rate-boosting campaign. the leadership of the remains sturdy, but selective. the nasdaq is fully recovered from the correction t started in january, and it's back at a fresh all-time high.ny small com stocks are also at a new record. these

it's rly right now. >> it's not early. we're a couple of days from the summit -- >> well, for these kinds of decisions, l them meet first. let them meet. let them discussion, and then we'll see what happens. >> larry -- >> mr. kudlow, follow-up on that -- >> eamon. even mnuchin rcommended the president extend an exemption of steel and aluminum tariffs to the canadians? there's a report to that effect. >> the report is incorrect. >> he did not recommend an exemption to the canadians? >> he did not. >> is there anybody in the administration who is recommending -- >> i'm not going to go around the horn on that. i'm just saying there w articles written about a meeting we had. i was in that meeting. i talked to the treasury secretary earlier today. this is funny. neither of us said a word in that meeting, so that story is patently false, okay? patently false. >> quick statement to follow-up. thank you very much. i appreciate it. it's one thing to lk about increased tariffs with, y, mexico or canada, whose economies are much mor

the issue is, i think there are still rlying substantive policy issues that people align to. they just don't want to align with party labels. the democrats are going to face at as well. so the real interesting thing is,teve poysnor is insurance mmissioner with no party preference. he was a republican in the past. if he can break through, because normally look at people look at the ballot designation and vote on that, might see a crack in the dam weore othere can run as an mpp. >> other moderate republicans who are frustrated with the trump message and what we're seeing from the republican party are really hoping that poysnor does ope a new path in california. independent voters, what's interesting is th not third party voters. they generally go democratic republican, they just don't want to be aligned with eithery, par which of course makes it harder for politicaonsultants like john to do their job. >> money in the bank, they need us more. >> quick comment? >> yes, i think thatis m is right, it really makes the jobs ofampaigns and local consultants a lot harder. not only are

the anger and frustration from the american allies who feel that they are beyond for being u nfa i rlyeyond for being unfairly treated and certainly when you look at president trump's statements, it seems to indicate they want to connect this whole idea of putting in place tariffs within this whole idea of renegotiating the north american free trade agreement which is known as nafta. president trump has released a statement this evening in which he has said the united states has been taken advantage of the many decades on trade. those days are over. earlier today this message was conveyed to the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau and the united states will agree to a fair deal as far as nafta is concerned or there will be no deal at all. what you are seeing here is the white house flexing its muscles, saying that it will impose these turrets, it will continue to be tough on trade, unless there is a good deal on the table soon after. now, that could potentially cause some problems with america's neighbours mexico and canada because those negotiations are delicate, to say the least, a

rly preparation weed credits abatements helping his crew get the upper hand. it did destroy one structure described as a tiny home. a grass fire prompted evacuations in a pinole neighborhood. plenty busies in the days leading up to the vegetation deadline. >> there was a really heavy growth of weeds this year. the weeds are big, tall, thick, and dense. and so it is an important to get your property taken care of. >> reporter: so this is what it looks like after the taken care of. so what happens after the deadline? according to contra costa county, they may issue a warning and after that they may issue a contacter to do the work and bill the property owner. in walnut creek. >>> thank you. let's talk about the fire decisions out there. >> we have conditions that would contribute to concerns of fire dangers. we had hot day in our inland area. 96 was the high in santa rosa and brentwood and concord. also quite dry. dry vegetation and breezy to windy conditions. gusts range from 18 to about 35 miles per hour and the windiest location near the coast and bay. strong

if life established, it was rly on in mars' history as life was established on early earth.nets were similar. and mars lost its magnetic field and the atmosphere being swept away and the radiation being swept away and earth developed a really diverse bioatmosphere and mars probably lost it. emily: they think it would have taken refuge and still may be here today but there are other scientists that feel it has been burnt out. emily: and i know this new information gives you knew details on where and how to look, but what's next, now that you know this? >> the next thing is to look for the signatures and imprints from life. you could imagine a dinosaur lifing a fossil behind. micro organisms can leave it behind and cell structures. those are the indicators whether or not it used to exist. and there's two missions that are in the works right now that can shed light on thfment the first one is from the european space agency and it will launch an important tech development because that means they can get away away e from the radiation and have the potential to get to organic mate

despite being classed as self—employed he said that he was u nfa i rly self—employed he said that hee holiday play. he said there was no uncertainty about where people stood, a difficult situation for firms which needed to be cleared up. do you disagree with the decision? totally, it is disgraceful, disgusting. i think it is cowardly. they had the opportunity to rectify things today. it is sad day for self—employed people. things today. it is sad day for self-employed people. the significance of the ruling is likely to be considerable for people working in the so—called gig economy we have to be flexible and you are regarded as self—employed. cars pimlico plumbers last in the supreme court, the decision will weigh heavily in future cases on whether people should have workers' rights. the decision is hugely important, it will affect all workers in the uk and this case set the standard, the bar that everyone else lowers including uber and all those cases, will now follow. both uber taxi hailing at and the delivery firm billable rule are facing challenges and they will be looking carefu

sf made rly provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything we do has really been developed over time by listening and thinking about what manufacturer needs grow. for example, it would be traditional things like heling them find capital, provide assistance loans, help to provide small business owners with education. we have had some great experience doing what you might call pop ups or temporary selling events, and maybe the most recent example was one that we did as part of sf made week in partnership with the city seas partnership with small business, creating a 100 company selling day right here at city hall, in partnership with mayor lee and the board of supervisors, and it was just a wonderful opportunity for many of our smaller manufacturers who may be one or two-person shop, and who don't have the wherewithal to have their own dedicated retail store to show their products and it comes back to how do we help companies set more money into arthur businesses and develop

i think it needs to have a rly fhion in which we spend our money. thank you. >> thank you for your commen. next speaker please. >>speaker: thank you for the opportunity to speak about this subject. brief note of my background in 1990 co-founded san francisco's first iep. cofounded first commercial anti-spam company. i'm a network consultant for internet service providers as doing public privateer city wide fiber networks as well as as built out internet service for events like burng man. indiscernible. i also do volunteerkor forhe department of technologies community broadband network providing broadband for low-income resident. in 2005, i submited a comment outlines itul not be pursuing -- buting fiber deployment. many ofy concerns then are the same back then but with network neutrality also m fiber more compelling. it greatly increases competition for broadband providers that the city can choose from. rolling out fiber network is expensive and the ria can take decades to discover. [bell ringing]on'tve the deep ps to do their own network. by hav ci

rly, one of the things he said they got some atntion was that the interviewer, he said he got offendedlizing that the young man, craig melvin, is young enough to be his son. was that blaming theerviewer or was that legit? >> kimberly: that was his initial reaction, offended by the nature of the question. it was a fair question. i think the young man conducted a good interview. bill clinton is showing contrition. he's very good at being believable and saying okay, this is how i think. this is how i feel. i'm sure he did get backlash about it. i'm sure communications team members were saying you have to clean this upause it's huge mess and i'll seven right now and everyone is upset with you. it was an unforcedrror but he s good at making it better. still it was something he should have thought about and he shouldn't have reacted t way. that was like his truest voice about it in terms of being offended and that he felt like he was a victim. it's not relatable comments. he's lucky hillary is not -- >> dana: is he seven-day? most reporters in america could be his offspng from the age group

. >> it's up rly. >> i heard you on the radio talking about the sunrise.oh, my gosh, am i late for work? i had to double check. >> that is so funny. i thought my clock was wrong. i know that today is one of the longer days. i was like, oh, no, the sun is already up. i felt like people were out at 4:00 in the hamorning. >>s going on here? >> that's what i thought. the sun doesn't go down until 8:35 this evening. this is the longest stretch of daye have it with the daylight. it's looking good as we continue through the day lotoday. humidity again today. it is going to be on the comfortable side. however, all good things must come to an end. the humidity is coming back overnight. it is going to be muggy and humid for your father's day. oppressive heat heade to us for monday and tuesday. in fact, monday/tuesday,eather ert days around the area. there's a look at the gorgeous sunrise oe there. un coming up just a little less than an hour beautiful saturday morning here in the area. here in the district. re across theregion. you can see, we are dry out there. we

we will see that humid drop a little bit as we go through the rly part of themorning, but then it comes back right as we head into the afternoon. you may be wondering what we're dealing with for your wednesday mornin commut there could be an isolated shower here or there for thate commnd we'll take that chance through the morning. i do believe by the afternoon we'll get some sunshine. the humidity starts to come back up. temperatures will be in the low 80 daytime highs. low to mid 80s. a little cooler than today. then we've got some storm chances mainly after about 5:00 or 6:00 p.m.00 o the west of us and we'll be tracking coming into the metro area as we go through 6:00, 7:00. let's talk about thaty. humid boy, you head outside tonight. amelia was tking about the nats game. the nats are playing the orioles. very sticky tonight but the d humidityps tomorrow morning, comes back through the day. etank goodness that humidity drops as we into thursday and friday, so not quite as bad as we get into t yourrsday and friday. it's still going to be on the humid side, but nothing oppressive like

we're also rly op to innovating. and if there are solutions that you think would be great for us to consider, we're a start up so we move quickly. like i said, i'll take any notes and suggestions that you have. and then on the other side, the second piece that i just want to mention is that we really want to partner and have strong community engagement. so we're really proud about our strong robust community hiring program. so far, we've hired from groups like the center for employment opportunities, which helps ex offenders. i just started a conversation with downtown streets to do the same. and i see no reason why the disability community can't be part of that as well. i've already started a conversation with lighthouse about some roles that we might have in light manufacturing that we can really involve the entire community in. and so i'm hopeful that that will come to fruition. and again, i think that having an open dialogue about product innovation, about how we can make our products accessible and makersions th

there is concern amongst his administration that china is stealing intellectual property and u nfa i rly companies when they invest in china to hand over some of their intellectual property as well. so thatis intellectual property as well. so that is what has happened and there‘s been a whole bunch of talks between wilbert ross the commerce secretary and his chinese counterparts. the chinese offered to buy a bit more in terms of american products, it was not enough and the americans therefore have gone ahead with their threat to disrupt these ta riffs with their threat to disrupt these tariffs on. gary, stay with us, other matters as well, and impromptu life interview in which president trump claimed he has largely solved the problem with north korea after a flurry of early—morning tweets he said he could see an american tv channel broadcasting in front of the white house and he was thinking of walking down there. and that is exactly what he did come he made his way past the journalists to head for fox news and said this about his meeting on tuesday with the north korean leader kim jong—

so if we reach our target number of 100 patients early in the day we may close doors rly for droppings. to my best advice to be senior is get here early.we do have a website but it's sf city clinic.working there's a wealth of information on the website but our hours and our location. as well as a kind of kind of information about stds, hiv,there's a lot of information for providers on our list as well. >> patients are always welcome to call the clinic for there's a lot of information for providers on our list as well. >> patients are always welcome to call the clinic for 15, 40 75500. the phones answered during hours for clients to questions. >> >> >> good morning, i want to giv a special welcomeo mayor ferrell, andvis sheehy and san francisco general hospital and this incredibly special place ward 86. it is special for so many reason. it has played such a pivotal historic role in addressing the hiv-aids epidemic and now in ending the same epidemic and very excited to welcome mayor ferrell to this podium to address the group on this very wonderful day. >> thank you dr. ehrlich. i want

now, this again is in the very rly stages of everything getting going here.ays if everything goes according to plan we could start seeing some changes in this area nextsummer. keep an eye on that one. back to you guys. >> we will. thank you, adam. >>> doug is keeping an eye on the weather and possibility of storms moving in tonigh >> we don't have any out there right now. the cloud cover has actually helped a lot to keep the storms at bay and keep temperatures down a little bit. still very warm and humid across our area. average high is 83. we are at 83 with heat index into the upper 80s. let's showou the clouds we have. 83 degrees. 81 degrees by 7:00. 74 by 11:00. there coulde showe and storms during that time. as far as temperatures go around e area 81 manassas. 81 at annapolis. i thought we would get some sunshine today to put us into the mid 80s. 87 today. just about a few deges shy of that all across the area and without the sun we don't have the same instability, theame fuel to get the storms going. that is why we don't have a single showe or storm arou

referee committee has suggested the aar should have helped england out with harry kane was u nfa i rly was wrestled to the ground in the penalty area twice, however, the referee decided to waved play on. he believes the use of the aar has improved greatly since that england match. there were some incidents that suddenly disappeared, i mean we had some holdings of the second moment but in the following matches they disappeared and almost disappeared or with they continued they were punished by a proper technical decision. a penalty kick. because of course we noticed and intervened. that's a referee don't argue with. he has a new two—year contract with manchester united. he has been old trafford for five seasons after letting his existing contract expired he has decided to stay with the side. lewis hamilton was fastest in second practice at the austrian grand prix. he was a bit quicker than his team—mate. sebastian finished third in his harare. india completed a comprehensive 2—0 win over ireland with a 143 run victory in dublin. rahul smashed his way to 70. but india posted 213 from the

>> not just tone deaf, rlying all of it are the core policy that people are on the street protesting dehumanized and when you hear the chief of staff and general kelly, they'll be i foster care or whatever. it doesn't really matter. if you want to other people's families, as if they don't matter and as if it's all a joke and the punchline of a joke and a fancy dinner. this is not going to contribute to civility to say the least. >> you have the president talking about the images and separated families and struck a cord with him and that he issued that executive order and response and then you have his attorney general kind of joking about it here. the president also you know, talking about that we still need to be tough on immigration and kind of using a similar rhetoric that you always used and you know he's going to do that more so, i think, as the midterms approach and kind of stoking this a little bit more and so i -- you know, there is a conflict between what they say that they want to do and also what they are actually really doing. finally, 30 seconds, your take on the 28-year

we saw people in february havg to travel very long ways to plug rly irgen machines. le. they still do venot ha electricity. this goes to the point b deaths were continuing after the count stopped for this particular study. i'm struck by this rase that these are deaths due to huane maria. hricanetue t maria. it is the catalyst, but if you look at the study, the cause of death in so many of e cas -- the largest cae was the collapse of the alth care system, which is intimely tied to the collapse of the electricy system, ich is tied to the collse of the water system. a totalbout infrastructure failure. it did not just fail. a total society does not have its frastructure fail unlessu st every suppor structurend you do sonowingly keep thinkg about this phrase from fourecades ago by the great late investigative journast rph argentinn or of instigative journalists - journalism and so many ways. when he wadescribed in the economic policies of argentina's milita, he called it planned misery i think that applies so much to whs going on in puerto rico ght now. this has been a planne

has his reason which if he did enforce it the whole country could go up in flames and he was right, rly tohink this but it was definitely smoldering. next question, if any. i hope you still like me. [laughter] >> we are so nervous up here, historians. >> what in your research shows how ross rose up in the position and i ask because having read fictional books and i think in that doesn't he have that he was abandoned and adopt bid cherokee chief or something like that, is that at all part of the true story? >> that was true of sam houston. that wasn't john ross. john ross was certainly not adopted. he knew -- his parents were as far as i know genuine parents, they looked a lot alike. he is so true to scottish and it's in his blood to be of tha way. >> i didn't ask it very well, if he didn't speak any cherokee aside from in the being able to communicate with the ridge, how did he get the support of other cherokees? >> that's an excellent question. the very fact that he couldn't speak cherokee worked peculiarly in his favor. i think that the cherokee viewed him as better than them and that

you would have to say he acted calmly and politery rly to the attacks from the president.mposing high tariffs that are probably illegal under the world trade organization on aluminum and steel, all that justin trudeau said is we're not going to take this laying down and donald trump threw a hissy fit on his way to singapore and sent off tweets, very ill mannered offensive tweets saying weak and dishonest and his aides magnify this with deranged rhetoric about how there is a special play in hell for justin trudeau. this is not a dispute where there is equal blame on both sides. thiss truly donald trump having another unhinged moment. >> i'm trying to figure out, if it was so offensive, it would een so offensive a week ago when trudeau sat down with -- when trudeau sat down with chuck todd. like, trudeau's position hasn't changed. but then you have -- then i wonder -- then also is this all about singapore and just, i don't know, positioning? because listen to what -- >> let me play what larry kudlow said just yesterday. >> he is not going t permit any show of weakness on the

the decision here and the person that's going to be put forward literalry ma rly makes decision affect people's lives. it is important to get it out to the american people. decisions about who they can marry. decisions about how safe their working conditions are. decisions about in the past even who can go to school. and when you look at the 5-4 votes you pointed out even in the last week about establishing unions, my mom moved to become a teacher in minnesota because they had strong teachers' unions. the decisions about refugees. the decisions about voting rights. those are all cases that were closely decided. you've got a pre-existing condition case where basically the administration is arguing that you're not going to be able to keep your insurance if you have a pre-existing condition. they can kick you out. that's coming up to the court. >> it all matters. that's why elections matter. we had one. you have a republican in there. he's taking the advice from counsel, also known as the heritage foundation and the federalist group, for who to pick as judges. he's going to do that. can y

rly,la you c move to mortgages, and small business lending. and we definitely want in the report to show how that phased path could look. >> supervisor ronen: got it. and you know, are you also looking -- of course, i cld ask you questions all day because this is so interesting -- yes, we are your perfect nerdy audiences. so complicated and so interesting. but -- so are we looking at this as a revenue generator, as well. the other issue is given our $10 billion budget, there's so much money creating that sits there for a certain amount of time drawing interest, and could we, rather than allowing, you know, a corporate bank to profit off that interest, you know, capture that value and bring it back to city programs? how -- how's that factor into your analysis? because when i think about -- so, affordable housing would be my number one, you know, rank. i'm agreeing with whoever's on the task force -- >> they're great. >> supervisor ronen: -- with that being the number one goal. but as i said, you could take each goal and go further. but i want r

this is after rly 18 months of an investigation by the doj's inspector general in to the fbi's conduct lea to the 2016 election, particularly james comey, the former fbi di b wit regard to the clinton e-mail investigation, and, as well, whether or not any doj or fbi employees leaked information about clinton e-mails in the run-up to the election. so that's really going to bes e comey for being insubordinate for bypassing authority, because of course he gave that infamous press conference closing hillary clinton's e-mail investigation without consent by the doj. and it's going to be leveraged most likely by s al who are taking advantage of the fact that michael horowitz, the inspector general, is seen as a pretty even-handed, credible individual, and he is expected to, again, criticize jim comey's behavior and people like rudy giuliani have already begun to capitalize on that saying that this is really going toimize the president's attacks on the former fbi director. >> natasha bertrand, danny cevall cevallos, gabe sherman and josh duprie. >>> the fed has announced it will hike interest

he's rlying on a matter that implicates the welfare of children. >> it's not who we are. >> it is not who we are, but it is who this president is. and that's why we are so angry about this. this is going to get worse. because journalists are going to ensure we continue to followhe story. the next step is implementation. which they don't have. they don't have a plan. this was a knee jerk reaction based on the president's own decisionmaking yesterday. where are the recessions? when is the policy going to change? if it does where are the resources to change it? because right now, congress is not going to be providing those resources. >> are you surprised he is changing course? whether or not he actually has put the resources going forward, i was happy when i heard about the executive order. i'm happy that it's not going to happen hopefully to more families. does it surprise yo because thus far, all we've ever seen him do is double down, double down. >> we've finally seen a situation that was simply intendable for him to implement the policy. >> i would have thought charlottesville untena

blue skies overhead and ea rly—morning much wind around.mark for so eastern coast. it has been too hot for you to sign the changes as we go into sunday and beyond. these air of low pressure pushing up will start things off. it will turn more humid with that and i will turn more humid with that and i will be the downside, but maybe the first significant rain in a number of weeks across parts of central and southern england and wales, some of the heavy, sundry torrential in place. positions literally at this stage but for the north and east will stay dry and so pleasantly warm in the sunshine. all coming about by a change in thejet in the sunshine. all coming about by a change in the jet stream in the sunshine. all coming about by a change in thejet stream position. for this week it has been on which the north with low—pressure systems north and down into the east of europe. but, get to next week the jet stream for the week. that is what is helping the low—pressure to develop and stay in position through a good part of next week. so getting a

i also want to acknowledge rly headnut. she's one of my colleagues and has been instrumental in helping us all put together this report. and i really appreciate your efforts. i'm talking about this report because bpc will bessng its ow insight a igs july 9th. and this is a culmination of almost a year's wor of effort at the center. oversite, oversite in general and the role and the a in doing so, i think we came with some very interesting observations, which i'm not going to go into today because i don't want to spoil the report that we're going to be issuing in just a short three-week span. >> i'm going to give you a little bit of an overview about who put it together, who we talked to and our process. when we came togetro do this report, a high level task force inmeer and we were v fortunate in bringing togetome really good talent of folks who were -- who couldn't span the spectrum of government. we brought together former secretary of agriculture and member of congressan dan glickm. secretary glickman has a long history

despite being class as self—employed, he claimed he was u nfa i rly self—employed, he claimed he wasd, a difficult situation forfirms which people stood, a difficult situation for firms which needed to be cleared up. do you disagree with the decision? totally. it's disgraceful and cowardly. they have the opportunity to rectify things today, and it is a bad and sad day for self—employed people. the significance of this ruling is likely to be considerable for people working in the so—called gig economy, where you have to be very flexible and you are regarded as self—employed. because pimlico plumbers has lost in the supreme court, the decision will weigh heavily in future cases on whether people should have workers' rights. uber, the taxi app, is another company fighting a claim from self—employed drivers. deliveroo is also facing challenges. they will be looking carefully at today's judgment. the spanish football federation has sacked the national team's head coach julen lopetegui just two days before their opening world cup match with portugal. it came after a surprise announcement b

enfranchised,rly aliens, a vince -- immigrants have taken the first step declaring the first in becoming citizens. procedure.urt became aliens.- because of the naturalization act of 1790, nonwhites cannot declare their intent to become citizens. when the 15th amendment was being considered by congress, many states disenfranchised directly,directly or opponents of the franchise immigrants objected to simple race neutrality as it would result in giving chinese developed. the republican love organ said, there are people who will not or did not learn our language. they will not or did not adopt our manners. they constitute a distinct and separate nationality. they continue to be ignorant of paganism and religion. educational and religious institutions restaurants or to these people, what would be the consequence? just as chief justice concluded davis ofcott, senator kentucky, contended that the declaration of independence made clear that the united states was a white nation. he explained that i would be willing to lay a absolute embargo on asian immigration. put uponld never be the choice of

good rly going on. dow up 226 points. s&p up 19.oups like energy are leading oil prices are higher right now. just got a drawdown in inventories. also with the geopolitical tensions off the u.s. supposedly telling allies not to buy oi iran. that's given energy a joellt he. it's a better trend to the market instead of going for a hard-line tactic to block investment from china and other places into the u.s., they're going to expand the powers of this committee called cfius inside the treasury which already approves deals in the interest of national security >> having some m&a this morning doesn't hurt >> right conagra, although the stock getting hit today. conagra buying pinnacle foods. $10.9 billion deal in cash and stock. figure includes student debt the per share price coming in at 68 conagra and pinnacle had already been higher leading up to this deal could be a bit of sell the news because a lot of it had been broken by news outlets, including cnbc.com they are combining two portfolios, mostly frozen food which has been a bright

rly this morning temps in the 50s north and west. so no complaining. c>> who isplaining?you g the perfect haircut for this weekend. >> nice and cool. >> warm afternoon. low 80s later today. but lots of heat on the horizon i'll show s youeven day in a couple of minutes but let's focus on our tuesday. reagan nional 66. again nice and comfortableot a lot humidity to start your morning. dull up in baltimore 63 degrees satellite picture so high east up towards new york and winds off the ocean today out of the north and tastt will help spread some clouds in ourry sunny day kind of partly sunny afternoon but most importantly a dry afternoon. so another chance to dry out last couple of weeks.'ve had the stretch that back to may. what do you thinkf this map? >> okay. not a sevenay. that's a today page. >> oh, yeah. >> shows you hour by hour.ev st you're going -- what's itgoi. i have the answer. partly sunny and 80. .> that's very coo >> 80 and orange. >> and orange, yeah. or maybe you're like what is it going to be at 9:00 o'clock >> 74 and yellow. >> and mostly cloudy. see? you g

further north and west, isolated showers across scotland and northern ireland, the ea rly—morning across across england and wales, further north the weather looks largely drive but northern ireland could see a few showers in western counties. we are looking at temperatures in low 20s but there will be more cloud around these north sea coast, keeping things cooler and fresher. the weekend sta rts cooler and fresher. the weekend starts off cloudy, there will be some sunshine in the north and west but also some heavy showers, especially across southern parts of england and wales, where the showers could be extensive at times. when the sunshine comes out it will not feel too bad, temperatures into the low 20s, pretty close to where they should be. today we have a few showers pushing into southern and western parts of the uk but otherwise dry and sunny for the rest of the afternoon. this is bbc news — and these are the top stories developing at midday: a lawyer representing victims of the grenfell fire tells the public inquiry that a culture of corporate immunity led to the stigmatisation of

this is maria doing a curly wu rly. maria! this is maria doing a curly wurly.outdoors and say hello to carol who is in outdoors and say hello to carol who isina outdoors and say hello to carol who is in a beautiful place this morning. good morning from respite manor house. look at that sweeping drive the beautifully manicured trees leading up to the house. it is now owned by english heritage and it was used during world war i as a hospitalfor injured used during world war i as a hospital for injured soldiers. the sun is beating down, that britain has picked up quite rapidly. here in bedfordshire, it is about 15 celsius at the moment, 16 in london and bristol. averages will climb as the head through the day after what was quite a chilly start. the forecast this week is a dry one. it is sunny and hot. uv levels and pollen levels are both high. if you have an allergy, don't forget to ta ke if you have an allergy, don't forget to take your treatment before you head out. slap your handkerchief in your bag as well. high pressure is very much driving the weather this

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