we have more on this from rob harris. he is a football writer with the associated press. s from london. what if chelsesea said to have done wrong echoo-- wrong? rob: it all relates to the prohibition o on signing international plplayers under te age of 18. what t they are accused of doing is h having players s under thae of 18 at t their academy, when they shouldndn't be. in some cases, , it seems thatt some players m might have bebeen trialsls and not necessarily permanenently, but enough to cae concern at fifa. the need to actually impose a ban, as they have done. phil: chelsea have said that they will appeal. if t the band stands, , how bady wowould affect them? rob: as it stands now, it covers toto transfer windows, which is the summer for nexext season as well as the january transfer windowow as well. they will be able to sign any players until after next season. the summer of 2020. that would be prohibited toward their ambitions. they knew this was coming. the case is been in the works for some time. that's why we saw them sign christian postage of the e russn dodort

regulations chelsea plans to appeal the decision to discuss further we're joined from london by rob harris a football writer with the associated press rob thank you so much for joining us can you break down for us what exactly chelsea has done and how common is this among the big clubs. well faith that this is all about the protection of young players we're so used to hearing about feet for and all the politics involved in the governing body but at the heart of one of their main functions is protecting footballers and there is a ban on the international transfer of plays under the age of eighty there's an exception within europe that you can move between sixty and eighty something that will be affected by breck's it potentially and what chelsea are accused of or is engaging in and bring in players to the club under the age of eighteen without properly registered in them as well which is under question and this is just yet the latest example of a big club being sanctioned might this we've seen a classic only trip around the drip barcelona all we've transferred bans in recent years for faili

let's get more on this from rob harris he's a football reiser with the associated press news agency joins us from london rob what are chelsea said to have done wrong. well this all relates to the prohibits and citing international players under the age of eighteen so what chelsea dearie if you today is having plays under the age of eighteen and it's academy when they shouldn't be or they haven't been properly registered in some cases it seems that some players might be nil some trials and not necessarily permanently but enough to cause some concern. and the need to actually impose a ban is as they have done so the chelsea have said that they will appeal if the ban stands are bad they will effect the well as it stands now it covers to transfer window which is the sum of tire pre-season for next season as well as the mid season january transfer window as well thought we won't be able to sign any new players until after next season so we're looking at the summer of twenty twenty so that would be really if it's ward's chelsea's ambitions they knew this was coming this case be in the works for

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rob: kamala harris talking about legalizing pot nationwide. looking good!com, we can't guarantee you'll good at that water jet thingy... but we can guarantee the best price on this hotel. or any accommodation, from homes to yurts. booking.com booking.yeah >> the democrats came up with that because you don't detain people who are dangerous, it is a disgrace, we can't just put them back in mexico or where they came from. we have to put them back in our society, they are stone cold criminals. jillian: 60 of america's sheriffs are speaking out against the number of ice detention beds. >> 8000, was could back on the streets of democrats get their way. >> reporter: joining us as the chairman of the new mexico sheriffs association, thank you for a time, we appreciate it. break it down for us, how dangerous would this be? >> you start releasing these individuals who are committing a crime in the united states you start releasing them to the general public you don't know where they will go. you will see crime rates in your communities go up. the ice, the efforts the

rob: welcome back. senator kamala harris of california called out for tax tweet.andidate for president in 2020 quoted out the average tax refund is down 170 bucks compared to last year. let's call the president's tax cut what it is, a middle class tax hike to line the pockets of already wealthy corporations and the 1%. >> "the washington post" chimed in on this tweeting, quote: fact checker kamala harris leaps to unwarranted conclusions in tax tweet. while refunds are down as she said less money is being withheld. meaning most of us got bigger paychecks last year. this is a democratic talking point not just from her but from many of them and it's not true. jillian: thank you for 21 mostly good years. a sports store owner writing that message to customers after going out of business in colorado. steven martin says he can't afford to keep prime time sports open after he quit selling nike products in protest of the company's ad campaign with colin kaepernick. creating an honor the flag memorial covering an entire store wall with thousands of pictures of those who ser

this is what a kamala harris is going to look like. rob country music star and trump supporter claimed he was attacked by two antifa member and the story this bold, do you think the media would have had tougher questions? >> i don't think they would happen but probably untrue. rob: we don't know, it would have gotten more scrutiny. >> i think it would have gotten a ton of scrutiny, absolute my. rob: brandon, thank you so much. comments on how the mainstream media covered this from the beginning. the med stream and hollywood got it wrong because they are eager to bash trump and supporters. jillian: correct me if i'm wrong, but the liberal media has been getting just about everything wrong nowadays, brandon is shaking his head. [laughter] rob: because they so much want this to be a fact to bring down the president because nothing else has worked. so a lot of opinion obviously. >> yeah, boy, how quickly the story turned. imagine this, young kids called shoot the president, we are not kidding, the venue sparking outrage for thinking this was a

senator kamala harris at 13%. robrs paula syndicated cartoon over a vulgar hidden message to donald trump. the non sequitur comic reads we fondly say go bleep your self, trump. kind of hitting. the washington post apologized for printing the comic strip that appears in 700 nationwide. he claims hero the phrase of the weeks ago over frustration with the trump administration. jillian: this is not good news, tracy. shopping at whole foods could cost you a lot more. rob: they call it whole paycheck. tracy carrasco is here to explain. >> reporter: it was already offensive to shop at whole foods but now prices are going up even more, customers paying more for things like ice cream. crackers, cookies, those prices going up 550 products seeing a crisis increase -- price increased by 60%. the wall street journal used internal communications which cited rising costs for packaging, ingredients and transport station so those cost passed on to the consumer and when whole foods was purchased by amazon in 2017 we saw them cutting pr

story, the several of the papers, including the times splash on a picture of harry and meghan on their trip to morocco. robyou can kick us off the seller. the times. theresa may delays crucial votes 17 days before brexit. one of the perils facing us as political journalists one of the perils facing us as politicaljournalists is that all the time we tell people, it will be really important and decisive this week. and people say afterwards, it never is, the story never changes, we arejust never is, the story never changes, we are just closer to the abyss. but i think this time it will be a decisive week in westminster, on wednesday mps will seek to pass on a moment and probably will pass on the net which would compel the prime minister to seek an extension to article 50 and dele brexit. —— pass an amendment. the announcement today has to be seen in that context. she is trying to persuade her mps and ministers not to vote for that amendment, not to compel her to dele brexit by saying, give me a bit longer. i knowi brexit by saying, give me a bit longer. i know i have failed miserably in the six weeks since th

rob: the white house slamming democratic presidential candidate kamala harris for calling the president racist. >> talk about him calling african countries s whole countries. when you talk about him referring to immigrants as racist and murderers i don't think you can reach any other conclusion. >> you would agree he is a racist. >> the senator's claim, he has are peter the condemned racism and bigotry. what do you hope the united states can accomplish with north korea at this summit? a good step towards world peace. >> expedite denuclearization and sign a peace treaty to take us troops out of south korea. >> i don't expect any major breakthroughs but the fact that they have these meetings after decades of animosity is a good step. >> most would agree with that. >> they are about to meet for dinner. kim jong un in the next hour or so. >> complete coverage starts right now. >> game on here in hanoi. two powerful world leaders hours from the first face-to-face meetings in singapore. there's a feeling the city could be the one to pave the pathway to peace. >> vietnam thriving. you are an e

rob: all right, charged with filing false police report in chicago and still maintains innocence. jillian: 2020 presidential hopeful kamala harrisator says the huge price tag would be worth it. >> it's not about cost it's about investment, we can afford it, there's no question we have to be practical but being practical recognizes that climate change is existential threat to human beings. jillian: green new deal could cost trillions of dollars, senator harris along with senator elizabeth warren and cory booker cosponsored the bill, would work to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions. popular health and fitness apps will no longer send your sensitive information to facebook. rob: tracee carrasco with more on what kind of data may have been shared, hey, tracee. tracee: good morning, we are talking about sensitive health information like your diet, your weight, all of this after a wall street journal investigation said that some of the popular health and fitness apps will not be sending that information to facebook anymore after an investigation, so how did facebook get all of this information, well, the reports found that facebook go

rob? >> i was talking to a friend of mine that works for bob dylan, kamala harris, you can start calling hern dmz. [laughter] >> not too bad. >> yeah. >> that works. >> what? >> it can't be clever, it's like you know what i mean -- >> blunt lady. simple. >> he's never picked on people before. hey, what's up? >> i got it. >> shorten it, you have something to say? [laughter] >> cannabis kamala. [cheers and applause] >> you are going to have that, donald. first-name basis until he killse me. do i have any other nicknames? >> you have more, devil. [laughter] >> all right, all right. up next the alabama lady who joined isis and now wants to come back. [cheers and applause] ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar, free airfare and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachments, whether it's for this job, this job or even this job, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. nothing runs like a deere. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more.

harris. >> heart healthy month. >> exactly. >>> thanks to our senior meteorologist, rob marciano.xcellent forecast. >> i'm not going there. >>> moving on, let's talk about sports here. dan's favorite topic, the nba's top talent showcasing their skills overnight. >> i love volleyball. >> part of the all-star weekend. this is basketball, dan. this is before tonight's big game showing us why they are the best in the league. >> oh my gosh. that's not illegal. >> reporter: charlotte, north carolina putting on a show in a highlight build-up to tonight's nba all-star game. charlotte natives and brothers, seth and steph curry, facing off the competition saturday night. >> to be honest, me and my brother, we always dreamed to be a part of all-star weekend, doing three-point shootouts. >> reporter: the two betting on themselves before going head to head. >> so whoever wins between me and steph got to buy the family tickets for the rest of our careers whenever we play each other. >> reporter: steph ultimately losing the competition but winning the family bet after his brother exited in the f

could take the nomination compared to people like kamala harris and cory booker, medicare for all and expensive radical liberal far left policies. robie sanders after that. most of the more left democrats want less foreign intervention and want to spend that money at home. does that resonate with democratic voters? >> it does. the democratic base is focused on domestic politics. if one can make an argument about reducing defense spending and increasing expenditures at home that will hold a lot of sway with democratic base voters. a division of america's role in the world and diplomacy abroad and ensuring allies are with us, that will permeate across democrats and the difference is between details and how much will be anti-trump versus pro diplomacy, we will see that on north korea. rob: you have green new deal, guaranteed jobs, college that is free. i sign editorial cartoon that was pretty funny and telling showing all the candidates for president pushing a donkey, the democrat donkey to the left until they all fall over the edge. are they going to lose the moderates that help them win in 2018? >> i think they will. when you look at

rob? >> i was talking to a friend of mine who works for fox. i don't want to name drop. we said kamala harris was apparently smoking weed to tupac and snoop dogg before they were making albums so we could call her run dnc. greg: it can't be clever. it's -- tyrus: the blunt lady. hey, what's up. shortness, have you got something to say? greg: cannabis kamala. you can have that, donald. we are on a first-name basis until he kills me. do i have any other nicknames. >> you personally? tyrus: you have more of the devil.mo greg: the alabama lady who greg: the alabama lady who joined isis and now wants when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/save and

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robbed! he should have one that nomination >> leslie: with the one thing republicans do that democrats need to learn is to unite. >> harris: we know that. >> kennedy: they don't look very united right now! >> leslie: exactly. >> melissa: we are following present herb as he is touching down in vietnam for his second high-stakes summit with north korean dictator kim jong un. and an eye-opening new poll on how americans believe that the u.s. is viewed on the world stage. details, and what it means as the president hopes to score abroad. michael cohen kicking off the first of three rounds of testimony on capitol hill. amid reports, he will accuse the president of breaking the law while in office. as a republican step of question over his credibility. we will debate the impact of all this. >> i can tell you, there's a number of questions that still remain in terms of criminal offenses that michael cohen may have committed that i think will come out tomorrow. ♪ okay, max...time to help mrs. tyler reach her health goals! i'm in! but first... shelfie! the great-tasting nutrition of ensure. with up to 30 grams of protein and 26 vi

harris pick out a jacket and they thought it was great. they don't see a problem with crossing the line and helping a candidate. next, will they help with debate prep? robn you talk about media coverage, 90% of the coverage according to the media research center is negative. this started with those comments by jill abramson of the new york times when she said they lost their way in all of this to have this backed up by a very solid cbs reporter, it doesn't bode well for the media. >> one example with donald trump is the declaration of national emergency. something that hasn't been covered as much was president obama built 97 miles of border wall, he did declare crisis at the border and asked for funding but newspapers never ask whether that crisis existed when president obama called it that. when donald trump does that is something they dig into. is there really a crisis? really a national emergency? they are always fighting against what he says, trying to prove him wrong and the amount of time he is called a liar, i do think the president has critical issues on occasion and right to.out inaccuracies but he never gets a fair shake. rob: he set a track f

harry enten, thank you for the insight. >> thank you for having me. you two have a lovely, lovely day. >> awyou as well. >>> joining us wesley lowery from "the washington post" and r rob robby lope. robby, there are comparisons for the 2016 race where there was a large field. but most of the time, donald trump, the single candidate, was the head of the pack. do you think we'll see something like that or something with joe biden? or like in 2012 where michele bachmann had a week, and rick perry had a week where it's the flavor of the month? >> yeah, to be honest with you, either could happen. what i was thinking about when i was listening about that polling presentation, when i showed up to work for howard dean in the cycle, joe lieberman was leading the polls by a huge number. and that was only by recognition. and the other thing that's important to remember, donald trump got in the summer. early summer, but we're still at a number of months to go before we're at that time in this cycle. so it really could go either way. i do think to reinforce what you're talking about. name recognition is driving so much of this now, it is so early. and i think that, you know, voter

after rob portman pulled his , thesement and paul ryan house speaker, said he could not defend the president anymore. there was discussion and maybe this was in harry reid's office, we need to go big. we are thinking too small. after "access hollywood" we can 5, 6, 7,n the scale of eight seats. the mindset in washington when that tape came out was that donald trump was finished. at the time i was writing this article and not over and talking about the optimism or bullishness among some democrats, schumer was the voice of reason. throughout his career, he has been a very poll focused politician. he kept a laserlike focus on the polls. thoughtugh the pundits donald trump could win. he saw the polls and argued within democratic circles -- keep our resources on our top rate -- top priority races. i think he knew it was going to be a close one even though i think he thought hillary was going to win. back to the tactician that you say he was. >> he liked to pay attention to these races and considers himself the expert. later,uple of weeks senator schumer was elected that democratic leader in the senate. >> we had a great meeting and i am truly humbled an

harris for president. ( marty ) in the south bay... a san jose u-p-s driver taken hostage during a kidnapping is being hailed a hero by police for helping sa lives. kron four's robeddie garcia/san jose police "...he purposefully drove over the spike strips..." san jose police chief eddie garcia heaping praise on the driver of a u-p-s truck who was taken hostage and then forced at gunpoint to try and evade police and deputies who were giving chase.chief eddie garcia/san jose police "....they wanted him to drive faster but he lied and told them there was a governor on the truck and culdnt do more than 50 miles per hour....." the drama began about 5 pm thursday as sheriff deputies were about to cite an illegally parked s.u.v. at a south side vta station. the vehicle drove off with deputies in pursuit when one of two suspects, a woman, fired on them says sheriff laurie smith.sheriff laurie smith/santa clara county "....one of our vehicles had a side window shot out and the other was also hit but none of our deputies was hit....the woman was firing a pump shotgun from the moving vehicle..."deputies deployed a spike strip and cornered the suspects near first and monte