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ros krasny is joining us.nything specific pending from congress, or is this mostly kind of rhetoric? ros: i think it really is mostly rhetoric at this point for marco rubio and other lawmakers. i think there definitely is a sense in congress they need to push back more as the trump administration -- on the trade deals and policy, but i don't know ultimately the math on this, as you know, congress was briefed late last week by stephen mnuchin, the treasury secretary, and wilbur ross, the commerce secretary. the message was, turn down the volume of criticism. we know what we are doing. whether that is true, we don't know. i think there is a sense really that is the u.s. -- if the u.s. lets zte fail, it could restart the trade war that seems to be tamped down just a week or two ago. so there is that going on and sort of and away chart between zte, trade and tariffs, and the north korean summit. so the administration will let congress know that they are keen to not have pushed back on the te, but you never know --

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betty: thank you so much, ros krasny in washington, bloomberg news editor.resident trump making a dramatic about turn on china, ordering the commerce department to help wireless companies stay afloat in the u.s. our policy editor kathleen hays has more on the story with a different angle, talking about the president'tweets. -- president's tweets. kathleen: there is this comment about his trip by the top economic advisor to the united states. the white house that it would be this week. we have not had a definite confirmation of what day when the chinese so far is it would happen at the appropriate time. still expected but meanwhile the rp. is a big zte co thing. in april under trump's orders, the commerce department cut zte off from his employers because they have violated the sanctions against north korea and iran, and they sold telecommunications equipment. that is what they do and make. the u.s. blocking zte's revenues, the next two weeks crucial. they need -- they may be ready to shut down operations, so it is an emergency. official told bloomberg news th

ro khanna is a democratic congressman from california, and jodie arrington is a republican congressmanrom texas. they're both in their first terms and both support term limits. nice to have you both with me. rep. arrington: great to be with you. soledad: so let's kick it off with why. why are term limits so important? rep. arrington: our founders never intended for people to get elected, citizens of our country, and make a career out of politics. i think the idea was that we would send our fellow citizens as citizen legislators to go and govern and to solve the problems of the day, and then come back home and live under the laws that they passed. and so we've gotten far from that notion. i think the other thing is people are sick and tired of politics as usual in this country. and more than just tax code reform, or health care reform, or fill in the blank with your -- your most important policy issue, they want congressional reform. soledad: but isn't congressional "reform" -- couldn't that also be like, "vote in your election? hey, i have an opportunity for you to oust people who've b

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in the world and you are now for the first time a badminton winner, graduation is to you jonelle and rosade it much tighter, the weather has been shining for us, and it has been a wonderful year, congratulations. sean levi today become the first blackjockey to win one of british flat racing's five ‘classics'. he took the 66—1 outsider ‘billesdon brook‘ to victory in the one—thousand guineas at newmarket. .. coming home ahead of ‘7 to i‘ shot laurens, with the favourite "happily" back in third. "billesdon brook" also has the honour of becoming the longest—odds winner in the race's 204—year history. a great result for cardiff today, just a draw, but they have been promoted to the premier league. we will have much more reaction in sports day at 7:30pm, including arsene wenger adjust addressing the crowd now at the emirates. coming up next, it is meet the author. weekley how can a writer make us care about a creature from greek mythology born of the gods asa it's a challenge for any novelist. madeline miller did it first with achilles, now she tells the story of the great sorceress and encha

you came third, it was a fantastic ride view, ros. yes, all star bee is a fantastic jumper.uite a way down after the dressage but have gone to win the boldest and the richest of them all. yes, we were a long way down but the scores were very close. 12 people within a mark, so it's slowly fitted out of perspective. it was all to play for. she has really delivered on all three phases. you flew around that cross—country. it was tough out there, there was the heat, the sticky ground. it has been unseasonably warm, anyone in england will now it has been like the middle of blooming winter until wednesday, so out of sorts to have this blistering hot saturday and sunday, but the horse coped remarkably well. ros, with the british perspective, you did so well in the top ten and then got on the european gold winning team for england, it is the world championships this year, i don't want to speak too soon but you should be a shoo—in for the team again? it is what we work for and aimed towards but badminton was our spring aim and we can't be more delighted with this week. we will get hom

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tonight during an exclusive entire view with judge janine peer ro. >janinepeer ro. >> there's no evidence of any of the things you're talking about. the only evidence there is -- the only crime committed here has been committed by the government. >>> i'm mary ann rafferty. now back to "the greg gutfeld" show ." greg: in a recent interview, aren't they all, hillary clinton was asked if being a capitalist hurt her in the election. she replied, heavens no. losing was entirely my fault and i alone. i am to blame. >> oh my god. greg: she didn't really say that. >> if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists and i'm asked are you a capitalist and i say yes but with appropriate regulation and with appropriate accountability, you know, that probably gets lost in the oh my gosh, she's a capitalist. greg: here's the thing. on this one she's right. we're in a midterm year. you know who's doing a lot of campaigning for the candidates? bernie. but also look at the popular issues. universal college access. $15 minimum wage, identity politics

presentamos a su lÍder colombia pueda dar ese gran golpe de calidad con una secÓcin muy, muy madura, james rol gran lÍder de los colombianos. >> james rodrÍguez es una de las figuras latino americanas en europa. >> me fui para buenos aires alrededor de los 15 aÑos. >> a los 15 aÑos me fui sin prÁcticamente nada. >> luego pudo salir adelante. >> mi madre y mi padrastro fueron piezas claves para mi triunfo, y bueno, desde que era niÑo insistÍan siempre, james cuÍdate, tienes que entrenar bien, tienes que pensar en cosas grandes, creo que cuando tienes gente asÍ al lado siempre es bueno. >> gente que continÚa apoyÁndolo desde colombia, es ustsu paÍs, amor. >> colombia significa mucho, significa mucho, es un paÍs que yo amo, enbuo, y jugar para la selecciÓn de colombia es algo Único, cada que juego es como un sueÑo, es algo lindo y es algo Único. >> por el empuje de sus 26 aÑos pero con la experiencia cosechada en clubes como real madrid y bayern munich james tiene un objetivo claro para esta copa del mundo. >> creo que todos cuando pasan aÑos te sientes un poco mÁs maduro, un poco mÁs tranquilo,

ros-lehtinen, for five minutes. thank you so n: much, mr. speaker. this year my alma mater, the university of miami, celebrates the 75th anniversary of the rosenstein school of marine and spheric science. early on in 1943, u.m. recognized the need to advance the field of oceanographic research establishing what was known then as the u.m. marine laboratory in a small boat house on bell isle in miami beach. fast forward to today, the school has transformed into one of the world's premiere marine and spheric research institutions, including developing state-of-the-art approaches to tackling some of today's most pressing environmental problems. this vital research includes coral reef restoration and sustainable fishing studies that have had a positive impact on south florida as a community and stewards of our fragile environment. u.m.'s efforts help ensure that future generations can enjoy our unique and beautiful oceans for centuries to come. i would like to congratulate u.m. rosenstiel's students, staff, both pass and present, for their commitment to o

ro p's and what problems with the paper ones? >> there will several benefits, it's something that everybody support it makes it easier for private practitioners and representatives to file and makes it easier for the government to file and easier for the respondents and attorneys on both sides to check on the file and check what's in the file. right now if you want to see an rop you have to come down to the court and fill out paper work and you can get it, but may not have to are a long period of time. it's tough to get copies of things. if it's electronically, you can do that instantaneously. for the judges, it will be a lot easier to look at a pdf or some type of file like that and scroll to the pages they need when reviewing a file. they can make marks or notations on the particular pages they need. right now if any of you have ever been in immigration court you'll inevitably see a judge flipping through reames and reames of papers trying to find one specific page that they need to ask a question about or see a file annotated

better to get an ro thank you. german journalist safra failed to evidence suggesting that russian authorities covered up doping test results from footballers in the country world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the tournament kicks off in moscow germany fasting if reporter has previously helped to uncover a state run doping program in russian athletics and now says some footballers on the sports authority have questions to answer. the russian doping scandal may also extend to the national football team russian officials are suspected of covering up test results making samples disappear which had the potential to implicate footballers some of whom have been selected for the hosts world cup squad german t.v. channel a r d has obtained a list containing player names and code numbers of doping samples the list is based on information from investigators and intelligence gathered from a twenty fourteen raid on the moscow doping control board in that raid the world anti-doping agency wada seized samples w

with me are baroness ros altmann, former pensions minister, and the writer and broadcaster, mihir bose are already in. we begin with the metro. i'm so lucky to be alive. the metro carries the story of yulia skripal‘s first statement since being released from hospital following the chemical attack on her and herfather in salisbury. the i follows suit showing the same picture of yulia skripal who, despite turning down help from the russian embassy, says she one day wishes to return to russia. the financial times carries a warning from the head of hmrc who says the governments proposed ‘max fac‘ customs deal, post brexit, could cost businesses a total of twenty billion pounds a year. in the telegraph, labour leaderjeremy corbyn is accused of "defying the will of the people" by expressing support jail hell because of a police blunder, the daily express say a businessman has spent nearly eight months in jail while falsely accused of crimes including rape. the times take aim at germany, accusing it of blocking britain's involvement in the galileo encrypted navigation system after brexit let'

papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer, thank you rosodbye. ina in a disappointing note, that cloud, lots of sunshine, with some fantastic sunset pictures, now, further east, particularly across the southeast. behind some bigger clout, that is because they've got some sundry plume of moving across southeastern parts of england overnight. so spreading its way westwards a cross overnight. so spreading its way westwards across the south wales. circuses and showers and thunderstorms. fairly muddy, 13 degrees, further north, a bit drier and clear. but that misty will cloud will roll in across the eastern areas. this is the area, the feature thatis areas. this is the area, the feature that is going to bring up further and some showers, maybe some thunderstorms through southern parts of the country through the morning i think will be, more compliant with the southwest, as he had through the afternoon, some thunderstorms will be spreading in towards parts of wales, across into the irish sea. clear skies further east, that low cloud will be going

[applause] mike: first of all, i think all cartoonists ought to have a picture of ros in their bedroom and light incense and stuff. -- satire, i mean, satire is something we live in, live with and we sort of take for granted that, oh, yeah, we can do this. was saying rehnquist and these people were saying, what do these people want to do? wake up in the morning and want to make fun of elected officials? yeah, that is exactly what we do. or most of us. mike ramirez is not here. [laughter] we, that is what we do. meanught that reagan, i -- as great -- as camelot, thesaid, greatest time for american satirists until trump came along. we have just surpassed that and we're having such a great time. it is horrible for the country, but -- at the time, you guys, when the falwell being was going on, when the hustler case was being brought to the supreme and some of the other people were defending our right to be able to have -- do what we believe and make fun of these people or at least go after them. truly underwas attack. at the time, i had done a -- i grew up a catholic. i am not a very good

she began her call, she said ros, and she has a stern voice, i want this year's speaker to be profound, a woman of character and culture, a talented black woman who galvanizes many, someone who personifies the ball and clock arehip hallmarks of our college. i thought, here it comes, my invitation. as, beyonceys, but r just called and says she can't do it. i'm calling you. and come as your number two choice for graduation speaker this year, let me first say i am honored to be here even though. but let us gather. families come fellow trustees, and distinguished guests, ladies alpha, andppa especially my childhood friends, my college roommate, my loving sister sandra who came in from detroit. ,y husband of almost 30 years morehouse college class of 84. they are here to support me but they are here to support you to. join me in congratulating spellman last of 2018. [applause] rosalind: spelman women, you are today at an intersection of who you have then and who you must become. who you have been, and who you must become. full of hope and knowledge staring down the face of a daunting challe

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. >> it's clear she has stomach ro battic ability. hope for pause, call into this industrial area. because a mom has given birth. first that have to catch mom and those puppy, you see them scampering around. they leave the puppies there, thinking they will be safe. we have to go catch mom. guys, this entire rescue took six hours, mom moves around. they go catch her. they got her boxed around. >> they deployed a cheese burger. >> they didn't use a cheese burger, there is too much going on, they try to catch mom. >> she passes him. she's still on the run. >> she did catcher. she got a bite. >> they will lure her. >> the pups aren't coming out. what do they have to do in. >> cheese burger? >> no, they have to move things out of the way and once the crates are exposed, still fought exactly that easy. >> i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. >> they start grabbing on them. then one of them, not coming out so easily so they have to push out the other way. >> in all mama had three little ones, back to the center. six hours later, there they are, getting their first bath. >> look how cute. >> this is h

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>>> you might call him a thief a man who stole a car that was left running outside the good will in ro neither park yesterday realized the dog was instead of abandoning the car or keeping him in the car, the alleged thief drove the golden lab named riley home. the owner of the dog says when he got home, riley was waiting in the garage. police say the thief used the car's registration to findhe right address and then use the garage opener in the stolen car to open the garage. a few hours later as far as recovered the car after a short kmas and arrested a man for felony evasion, resisting arrest, and vehicle theft. >>> san francisco bracing for a wild day tomorrow, the traffic barriers are going up along the bay to breakers race route. some say it's really nothing but a party. we're live at the starting line. i'm hearing racers have a chance to win two medals this year. >> it's called the bay to breakers bonus. there's an actual three-kilometer extension to the race for those registered runners who make that run, they will get the extra medal. there's a lot of people you don't even finis

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melinda: let me bring shani ro zanes into this because we are very near the end of our program. we are closerng to a comprehensive deal on a ran on all of these points. what do you think is the likelihood of that? shani: the chances are slim to none. had he wanted to improve the deal, he should have stayed with negotiations. he has been very harsh. record,king at trump's he is promising better deals when it comes to paris, obamacare, better health care for americans. i have not seen him finding constructive solutions yet. melinda: let me ask you this, coming back to the european's move, you want to see bolder actions from the e.u. are you satisfied with the blocking resolutions that would tell european companies, do not go along with the u.s. sanctions? if so, who will indemnify them for their losses? shani: it shows the helplessness of europe. they are desperate, grasping at straws, and this is what they can come up with. toyou said some other way implement it, enforce it, very limited. i am not sure europeans of the guts to go into this trade war with america. ian: i do not wa

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ros-lehtinen, for five minutes. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, sir. thank you, mr. speaker. last week all americans were relieved when three of our own citizens were released and returned home from north korea. we're happy for them, for their families, and we rejoice in the reunification. however, mr. speaker, this success only serves as a reminder that we have american citizens and legal permanent residents being unjustly detained elsewhere around the world, particularly in iran. we know that the iranian regime has played this game of detaining citizens from the u.s. and western nations in an effort to get political and financial concessions from us. they hold these folks hostages, use them as bargaining chips, destroying lives, and families in the process. last year my south florida colleague and ranking member on our subcommittee, the middle east and north africa subcommittee, ted deutch, we held a hearing entitled held for ransom, the family's of iran's hostages speaks out. we heard from doug, son of bob levinson, who has been missing in iran since 2007. 11 years. bob is

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. gaza has witnessed its bloodiest day for three years. more than 50 palestinians are dead. israel says it was self—defence. injerusalem, the event at which palestinian fury is directed — the inauguration of the us embassy. israel's prime minister spoke. president trump, by recognising history, you have made history. we'll report from indonesia on another family suicide attack — in the latest an eight—year—old daughter of a militant survived. her parents did not. and scientists say they have transferred memorised behaviour from one snail to another. we'll explain how, and why this could help us understand disease such as alzheimer's. it's been the deadliest day of violence in gaza since the 2014 war. over 50 people died close to the border with israel. it's also the day america broke with the international community and opened its embassy injerusalem. the un has responded. we will see how the international community response. israel argues it acted in self—defence and in the last hour w

ro roseanne wrote she is leaving twitter. >>> tonight some are asking if it's enough. scott budman was at a san jose starbucks when those doors closed. she joins us for more on the training now. >> reporter: good evening. more than 8,000 star buck stores across the country including this one here shut down at about 2:00 this afternoon. community activists call it a good first step. more than 8,000 stores shut down for the afternoon. this incident in april where two black men were arrested in a philadelphia starbucks while waiting to meet a friend. >> ooichl glad to see they are doing it. i think more corporations should do this. >> managers agree it's not acceptable here at starbucks. >> if it stop today, it's a failure for sure. >> reporter: for local coffee lovers it meant to starbucks for a few hours. a small price to pay. >> i'll go with plan b. >> what's that? >> pete's. >> reporter: the woman who called the police is no longer with the company. >>> a teenager is in and out of a coma after being beaten with a hammer. it happened at a house right off highway 1. she

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the battle‘s on to save or scrap the iran nuclear deal, after israel's claim that iran lied "big time". today the world's nuclear watchdog said that one of the projects that israel was highlighting it knew about already. armenia's protest leader calls on his supporters to block all roads and begin a general strike as its parliament fails to elect him prime minister. mark zuckerberg says it's been an intense year for facebook but that he's dealing with the privacy scandal. an app developer took data that people had shared with them and sold it. so we need to make sure that this never happens again. and we'll look at the second leg the roma—liverpool champions league semifinal. we'll find out how the police in italy are preparing. this time yesterday, israel's prime minister had made a big play of having what he said was new evidence regarding an iranian nuclear weapons programme. well, today the world's nuclear watchdog said it was already aware of the weapons programme, and said in fa

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. a bbc investigation reveals claims that donald trump's lawyer michael cohen was paid 400 thousand dollars to fix a meeting between the president and the ukrainian leader. petro poroshenko has responded, saying the allegations are a flagrant lie. yulia skripal who along with herfather sergei was poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury, says she feels lucky to be alive, but would one day like to return home to russia. translation: we are so lucky to have both survived this attempted assassination. i don't want to describe the details, but the clinical treatment was invasive, painful, and depressing. italy finally gets a new prime minister two months after elections there: he's giuseppe conte, a little—known lawyer with questions over his cv. and the american couple who won their legal battle to evict their thirty—year—old sun from their house after he refused to leave. we hear what he has to say about that. this is donald trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. he received a secret payme

. >> do you have confidence in rod ros rosenstein? >> what is your next question, please? >> i'm a reporter from -- >> i am -- i have the president of south korea here, he doesn't want to hear these questions if you don't mind. >> and rudy giuliani said that the president's lawyers, even though they are prepping him, he no longer supports the idea of president trump talking to special council, saying the president could talk himself in to becoming a target in the investigation. >> okay, tracy, thank you. >> it was a big night for women with historic result ares in primary run-offs for governor in two straight states. in georgia, stacey abrams won her bid to be the first black female governor in the u.s. her primary victory making her the first african-american and first female nominee nor govern from a majority party their dpa -- parn georgia's history. >> and former sheriff lupe valdez clinched her run-off to be the fir openly gay and first la -- be the first openly gay and first latina nominee. georgia and texas were among four states to have primaries and run-offs befor

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us secretary of state says america is imposing the "strongest sanctions in history" on iran. the iranians regime should know this is just the the iranians regime should know this isjust the beginning. on the first day of the inquiry into the grenfell towerfire, moving tributes have been paid to the victims — including a baby who was stillborn after his parents escaped. at that moment... we felt our hearts had broken. this is the kilauea volcano in hawaii, spewing out lava — there are now fresh warnings over toxic fumes as the molten rock flows into the ocean. and more about donald trump and his ambitions for the american department ofjustice to investigate the fbi and whether it infiltrated his presidential campaign. if you were in any doubt about the level of us hostility to iran — this clip of secretary of state mike pompeo should clear it up. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime. the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness. tha