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. >> an tome, it's still an adjustment because sometimes he's in a rm saying, dad, and i have to remember that he's talking about me. it's a good adjustment. i'm happy everyay i think about him. i waited so manyears to be out here with him. when he came home, i was actually in switzerland and his mother kept calline my p and calling. called at like 2:00 in the morning. swer the phone. your son is home. so i came back the nex day from switzerland. the whole plane ride i couldn't wait to get home to see him. >> this is such an inspiration and i can't thank you enough for sharing it with us and withev ybody who is watching. edknow that, eric, you have a big surprise plaor your dad on your first father's day together, and we're not goingo ask you to share it on the air ecause we wanted it to be a surprise foryou. thank you both. eric and eric weaver. bless you both. we wish you a lot of happy years together. >> thank you. thanks for having us. >>> and up next t programs working to help fathers and sons the the tide on number numbers of young men incarcerated today. summer is here and everyone

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the winds from rm, 83 to 85 degrees. showing winds around 7 to 10 miles an hour. stronger winds towards the mendocino complex incident fire. temperatures in the 70s. the winds for the higher terrain, hills there, out of the north, 23 miles an hour. sounds like an intense fire fight for the mendocino complex incident fire for tonight. red flag warning till 8 a.m. monday towards the redding area. the forecast for tomorrow, starting out in the fire zones in the 70s. heat with temperatures in the mid-90s. 95 closer to the mendocino complex incident fire. closer to 100. and the carr fire 103 degrees. the winds could pick up by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night out of the west to the northwest throughout the day tomorrow. the satellite, the fog back into the bay. san francisco 54. fremont 60. napa upper 50s. live camera showing you the fog bank back in the bay, near the bay bridge. the area of high pressure that has been around all week long sticks around for tomorrow. hot numbers inland. the bigger change mid-week. we will cool off by wednesday and thursday. not a

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is calling for more heavy rain here ris weekend, so they may have to accelerate their timeline in r rmsgetting the boys out of the cave before it floods again. jeff? >> glor: such a difficult ffscue. ben tracy, thank you. in indonesia today, at least 24 people were killed, including some children, when a ferry ran aground. the passengers were tossed into rough seas. images show the boat listing to one side, about 1,000 feet from shore. 74 people did survive, but more than 40 others are missing. p e trump administration today reversed an obama-era policy that encouraged colleges to consider race as a factor in admissions. jan crawford has more on this story. >> reporter: the announcement came in a "dear colleague" letter, advising school officials the trump pdministration was withdrawing wiama administration guidelines liat encouraged affirmative action in admissions. it was widely expected, as the justice department targets affirmative action in college admissions on multiple fronts. former obama administration official catherine lhamon casted the decision. >> and we can expect that we

solidarity, rms of it is useful the feeling about and the goal and i spent two days in new york with the andssadors and stakeholders hree days talked about trade and the chairman of the federal , congressmen. we had a decision why we want to and an agreement with uk the chance and limits of the negotiations. one point i mentioned in my speech a few minutes ago is that none of my meetings during these -- days indiscernible] michel: a person was in my office, we had a very spirited meeting. ve me the proof of leaving brexit. at the end of this meeting -- . ying to explain why brexit and asked him, can you tell me, how do you talk about brexit. we won the brexit and the brexit campaign, how do you see the situation between eu and uk? at silent. we no longer -- indiscernible] [laughter] elizabeth: i think we have time for one more question. michel: two. elizabeth: two more? you have time? ou in the middle here. >> good morning. you mentioned earlier deeper cooperation with nato. and i was wondering, there are a couple of countries in the eu that are not members of nato, countries where r

we've got the founder here rm. look at the price action we've seen overnight was this a reaction to a pearing back a bit for the public holiday in the u.s.? >> hi, haidi. so right now, traders in the oil markets have a lot to take in and as you mentioned of course the weekly statistics out of the u.s. are always a driving factor but this time it's a little complicated because of the july 4 holiday. overall i think the market is still quite nervous. -- of the u.s. trying to, attempting to follow a policy on iran, there's a big fear right now about potentially all of ian ran -- iranian crude exports disappearing from the market on the fourth quarter. on the other hand, opec and nonopec doing their best to put more supply into the market. within that, i think overall the net sentiment still remains bullish. haidi: if you take a look at the plan to injection an additional one million barrels, does that take the market into some sort of equilibrium? >> the one million barrels per day came after first of all a lot of int

. >> so -- so you can see that the project site and sites to the west are zoned rm 1 and occupied by apartment buildings, but all buildings to the north are zoned rh 1 and are single-family homes. 27 street slopes very steep doe down towards cost row -- steeply down twoerts castro. the slope conditions and key lot configurations result in the facing elevations appearing like very tall monolithic walls in the back yards of primarily single-family homes, and this is exactly why we have asked for significant terracing and sculpting and so did rdat. you can also see from this graphic, you can sort of see the impact of the walls, and the impact to privacy. they're both on cesar chavez, cesar chavez and castro where we have impact to our privacy, both -- and to our back windows and to our back yards. so the problems are the project removes two big boxlike, and it does not respect the surrounding lower density soaping, the surrounding one and two-unit homes, the site topography, the effects of the unit size on housing and affordability, direct. it does create sight lines directly into castr

not just political opponents, but teachers, journalists in jail rm turkey. it slid into what actually a nobel prize-winning literature writer called a terror state a few years ago in the problem has actually worsened since the coup. eric: are they really truly a nato ally? >> we can't kick them out of nato. it's a very complicated system, but certainly we can work together with like-minded allies to put pressure on turkey. germany, france, netherlands, other members can begin the process. >> it seems like he's a strong man doing whatever he wants. for tat. >> absolutely appeared a couple things happening now that are quite helpful. one is turkey's economy is a little rocky. if we can exert some pressure to know which is under consideration within the u.s. senate to try to make sure turkey doesn't get any extra financing from the imf or to make sure that we are watching the banking system and not aiding and abetting anybody come about actors have been turkey to try to contain in that way would be a helpful thing to consider at this stage. it's extremely impor

density, rm1, rezoning burnett northbounded by ab 2745 and lot number 036 and ab27119c and lot 023 to rm-1. and summary street vacation portion burnett avenue north by 2719c and burnett avenue to specified conditions to affirm ceqa and adopt appropriate findings for both ordinances. >> president cohen: colleagues, can we take these items, same house, same call? without objection, ordinances passes on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, can you call the next item? >> clerk: item 21 was considered by the rules committee at a special meting on monday, july 9, and forwarded as a committee report. it's a motion to either approve or reject the mayor's nomination for the appointment of joseph marshall to the police commission for a term ending april 30, 2022. madam president, this item has to be amended today before it can be voted on. >> president cohen: colleagues, that means we need to entertain conversation, but at some point, we'll have to entertain a motion to approve or reject the nomination. i see supervisor fewer on the roster. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much, presiden

. >> is it rm to connect the dots and say that's one of the reasons? the president has criticized the investigations from day one. is it fair to say that's one of the reasons he upped his ante when it comes to don't believe anything? >> it's hard to see the point of all this hysteria. what exactly would the crime here be? it's not illegal to talk to foreigners. nobody is claiming any information changed hands. even if it did, so what? >> if he's proven to have not told the whole truth about the fact that campaigns look for dirt and if someone offers it, you listen to them, nobody is going to be surprised. there are some things in politics that you just take for granted. >> that was not the president, obviously, but let's talk about that. the president's supporters often say there's trump derangement syndrome, they call it, among his critics and the media. that's an example of trump can do no wrong among his supporters. months ago, if it was the benghazi investigation, darrell issa didn't say, well, she's a politician, susan rice, she's great. it's okay

coming up around 5:10, lauryn will be tracking the rm thunders when it moves into your neighborhood. we have a new thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of northern montgomery, fr howard and terrell counties until 5:45. >>> amelia, thank you. there was a square at american university, someone made a ctthreat against constn sites on that campus. american university asked students to stay away from cotruction, blut the school was not on lockdown. we don't know thect e nature of the threats. >>> a woman tells us a man with a gun raped her after surprising her in the building's stairwell. that attack along stephenson an, woodbridround the time many people would be heading out to work. let's get right to nicole jacobs who is standing by with details. nicole? reporr:hiteetemoromnghe had in the face ofear and violence. she was able to give police a es pretty goodiption of her attacker. cw police are hoping it rings a bell and someonees forward. >> reporter: the area here is tucked away. >> we're kind of a close neighborhood remember in prince william county there is now fear. >> people a

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space requirement, this is code compliant buildings, so is there any open space requirement, you know, rm 1? >> i'm going to defer to chris towns, the current code inspector on this project. >> the answer is yes there is an open space requirement perunit in this district. 100 square feet if it's private 133 square feet perunit if it's common. >> commissioner richards: okay. the back yard itself doesn't qualify. >> it also qualifies. >> commissioner richards: but, if there was no roof deck would the back yard in and of itself qualify for the roof space requirement? zbh i'd have to check that. >> commissioner richards: is there a pattern of roof decks in the neighborhood? >> not that i'm aware of. >> commissioner richards: i'd probably focus on the roof deck because it is towering over everybody. i don't think the backward's that usable at a doughertydownward slope, but i think we have to look at the trade offs between the b-2, b-1 issue that i just raised. >> seven units, seven maximum -- minimum requirement of one perunit. they're proposing seven units, so they're doing the one perunit. t

helping address some of the short-term economic needs that we are experiencing right now out here on the rmk that longer term there is a better way to go about solving the trade issues that no doubt exist that involves negotiation, it involves a rule-based approach to the solution. for the short-term -- >> i want to stay on the short-term and then we'll talk long-term in a second. i hear you being grateful for the white house and the billions to help you guys, but would you agree, is this a self-inflicted wound? is this the administration's doing? you tell me how hard you have been hit? how is your bottom line? >> the six major commodities have dropped by $20 billion in value. and that is in a year where we were just projected to make $60 billion in agriculture. so you can see how hard we have been hit. is it self-inflicted? we think there would have been and still is a better way to go about. this a rule's based approach. tariffs is a last resort. and not a first option. we have been urging from the beginning to this president and the administration. >> do you feel like this president is t

andke to see rm business what kind of growth can you expect in that part of software -- the softwareniverse and are you going to make any acquisitions to grow the business, is it all going to be organic growth, how do you see that going? very good questions. on the acquisition front, we have made our major moves to round up the proposition with the acquisition of [indiscernible] we can offer our customers and and to end portfolio. they are complementry the -- comp lamenting the automated solutions. we are coming up with a that we didolution toward the end of last year which will is a differentiator. to manageer customers the profiles of their consumers and dative -- data privacy we have made another small acquisition in the management space which establishes us as a credible player. we have now the main assets we need and we see absolutely an exponential growth of .pportunity in crm this is the biggest software applications market. sap has been underrepresented in it. we are breaking this out now as a separate reporting system, you will be able to track our progress on a quarterly ba

one more thing interesting about the pac heights one -- it's zoned rm-1. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. mr. bus. >> afternoon, commissioners, steven bus. sorry i haven't been around for a couple of weeks, especially my apologies to commissioner richards. i wish i would have been here to answer your question about that nato green article. i'm still working on research to provide response to it. hopefully i will have that shortly. i want to talk about two prior things. first, when mr. david was talking about water usage, he said, makes sense that we useless in san francisco because we don't have lawns, things like that. and i want to highlight -- nearly 50% of water usage in sprawling, outlying areas goes to outdoor usage. he's right, the reason we use so much less is partly because we don't have lawns and prioritize native plans that need very little active irrigation. the more people we fit into san francisco, the more the benefits become clear. instead of having 100 new lawns, you just have one building with one small sid

b ause these vehicles kind of slip through the cracks in , rms of regulation and oversight-- you kn itvessel? who really calls the shots? they tend to get very little scrutiny. >> yang: until tragedy strikes, t did last week on this picturesque missouri lake, claiming 17 lives. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woouff: for many students and their families, summer is sacrosanct: a nice long break from school to recharge and refresh.ab but students it 4% of public schools in the u.s. attend schools that operate on a year-round schedule. supporters of the idea say they can stop a loss of learning and boost achievement especially for low-income students who need school meals over the break. special correspondent lisa stark of our partner education week visited one such school in holt, michigan, part of our weekly segment, making the grade. c so everybody get a little space here so th get the proper grip. >> reporter: it's the start of summer break in holt, michigan and tennis cisn full swing. one of a number of summer activities on tap for middle schooler lucia frost who wasre y for

close to the leverage that people like us would have financed in the run-up to the 2007 2007 crisis the rms of the -- of 2007-2008 crisis in terms of trance. they are not easily seen. the advantage of your job versus my job is i have a p and l, and i can't remember having seen it. john: you do get some other benefits from what you do. [laughter] in terms of that, you look back a lot that period. lloyd: sometimes the even worth it. not always. jeff: you have a long time to reflect on it. what is the thing you think badly during that crunch, and what is the thing you did best? lloyd: the worst thing we did -- look, our risk management was pretty good. we participated in the market. the crisis was in real estate. real estate prices went down, and that was a crisis. real estate went down and all the debt in the world that was collateral liesed by real estate by real estate went down, and that was 95% of it. on risk management we didn't know what would happen. we bought and sold stuff. we basically ran a balanced book. the crisis was two halves for us. it was the existential part. did you lose a

i believe the rm forekgb agent.on't remember seeing anything like this. >> i haven't seen anything like this either. jim sciutto, what is the reaction from your sources in washington? >> shocked. i have been speaking to those closest to the russia investigation. these are their neighbors. one said like so many people around the world who hold america dear i am exploding now being thrown under the bus as russia perpetrates war in ukraine. i have heard from former ukrainians who describe their reaction a stunned, outraged, sadd saddened. there is great fear here. it was the fear i was hearing from the leadup to this summit from diplomats that the president would give the keys on the principle european conflict of the team. that is the west and russia. they are feeling like those fears were confirmed today. >> anna perez, you cover the justice debt for us. the fbi, the president clearly not accepting their decision this the russia election attack? >> right, wolf. the president essentially siding with the russians over

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