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session of congress and the number of diplomatic and business agreements, he returns home to low popularity ratings. rob mcbride has moved from sol, according to his office and to his ruling party, president units of state visit has all been a glittering success. a confident speech, 8 english to a joint session of congress. talking about serving as a compass for freedom, getting a nuclear deal. the washington declaration, guaranteeing protection from america's nuclear umbrella against increasing threats by north korea. but here at home, very quickly, some of the letter has been lost. first of all, claims by south korean security officials, but this deal effectively mean nuclear sharing with the us had been contradicted by the us counterpart to say no, this in no way mean sharing nuclear weapons at all. also again, in part to please the americans use attempt to forge close that ties with japan. always a controversial subject here. as for the batted his popularity, which then has been made worse by gushing li pro western remarks regarding ukraine and taiwan, which in turn have upset both russia and china,

into an aggressive structure with this they could go containing russia. galeb rob calls out the west using ukraine as a low grade to distract from the problems at the middle east and global south. south africa decide to quake the international criminal court. that's according to the countries presidents who went on to leave off b. i see it in a rest wiring full bladder method. oh, so they found some distressing images. dozens of dead power, military fighters industry that following reports that have been battle with the sudanese army as violence in the country, wages for 10 days, thousands of civilians and.

rob: thanks are in an interesting transition period. rates have been low for a long time.to syndicate debts and large amounts of debt. the banks were taking advantage of that and doing well. today in private deals the debt is more expensive and less readily available. on the private equity side we think the values have come down substantially enough that we can still finance attractive private equity transactions. at the same time the banks are partners on the credit side. there a certain situation where the banks are well-equipped finance companies. there are more complicated situation where private capital steps in and that is where our large credit business helps. i relationship to the banks is a partnership where we can help them with financial transactions and other times they can help us finance transactions. dani: was there a noticeable dip after svb and credit suisse. credit suisse was known to be out leveraged loan player. was there a big difference between then and after that? rob: the banking markets have been difficult to finance transactions for at least six m

not long after their wedding, sabrina and rob moved to silver lake's, a low key desert community in california and with the help of julie's husband, randy, rob gets a job working and bnsf railroad in barstow. when they moved to silver lake's. they went to church for a few years, but sabrina's faith never wavered. she always always had her bible . the family life for the lemons was brilliant. it was loving. sabrina devoted her life to her children. that was her number one priority. and she was by choice is stay at home, mom. robert was really hard working reliable. they were also a family that likes to have fun. they had a lot of friends when we lived in silver lake's. i was a stay at home. mom we had two children, and i was married to a fireman. nicola asked us not to use her last name. i met robin sabrina on our son's t ball team . sabrina and robert lemon. we're really kind of an it couple and all the photos you see of them all the stories you hear about them. they seem so bubbly, so vivacious robinson would have people come to their house. you know to have gatherings or they would be drinki

rob mayeda tells us what the next few days will be like. >> we have a few patches of low clouds around bay area and at times today some light rain. but most of that will start to move out. one change tomorrow after morning, saturday morning is clearing skies and a big warmup to those inland temperatures. let's show you san jose for easter sunday. we are looking at temperature ins the santa clara valley in the mid 70s . and also into the 70s out toward dublin and the trivalley. sunday, temperatures up to about 73 degrees. and san rafael, close to 70 degrees. but not all areas getting into the 70s . san francisco going from the 50s to mid 60s there for your sunday with partly cloudy skies so the warmup for the end of the holiday weekend, but we are also tracking the return of some cooler and windy condition ins that seven day forecast. we'll have a look at that coming up in about 12 minutes. >> all right rob, thanks so much. if you want to stay on top of the weather this holiday weekend and beyond, our nbc bay area app is a good resource. you can get the forecast for your neighborhood an

robbed. matt duffy flashing.leather. the giants they get the run up to the plate. sable goes down and it looked low. >> has specs on.e does not like it at all. he felt the strikes and was poor on his at-bat earlier in the inning. that is a tease to robo arms, two ballparks unit near your. alex baldwin, two runs. no fireworks in this one. final score, kansas city, 3. san francisco, 1. >>> golf. during the second round of the masters, skeptic going early and finished his route. kept got followed up his opening round, 65 with a 67 taking a three shot lead. tiger woods is sitting right on the cutline. bigshot here at the 9th hole. saves far. was is two over with seven holes to play. trees are always a hazard in the way of your shot today. they were a danger to the gallery. three trees found under the 17th. the very good news is no patrons were injured. the bad news is the second one was suspended. they will go back out this morning, but there is more rain in the forecast. whether pending, you can catch the action right here on kpix. it is at noon, local time. have a great day, everyone. >>> major league baseball has see

low 60's. thank you, lawrence. as gun violence continues to plague the country and california attorney general rob bonta says >> thete is taking action to try to keep guns away from people who aren't supposed to own them. our capitol correspondent wallace explains what the state is doing to keep guns from ending up in the wrong hands. >> well, just take a look at all of these guns. these are just a handful of the more than 1000. the department of justice has seized from california to the attorney general says should never have had these weapons in the first place. gun after gun after a gun. these make up a tiny portion of the 1437 firearms. the state's season 2022 from california is prohibited from owning them. >> among the items seized 281,999 rounds of ammunition, 712 handguns, 360 rifles, 194 shotguns. 80 of what the state describes as assault rifles. and 54 ghost guns as an unregistered guns that can be assembled at home getting guns off. >> our streets and out of the hands of dangerous individuals. that's what attorney general rob bonta says is the goal here, specifically the goal of california is armed and pr

the city of mon, ukraine's president low to mid zalinski as condemned the attacks as a night of terror. you're up to date here on dw, up next his business. we've rob, what's where he's going to be looking at the demand for luxury goods and why it's rising despite the shaky economy. that's after a short break. i'm jarrett great, thanks for watching. ah species populate our planet. most of them are here long before us with humans came along that the great mass extinction began in diversity and she's still exist on the coast of the british isles. and they are calling to preserve this habitat story of hope. while dials starts on d, w a high value products, high value company search in luxury spending is elvia h to become yours. first off, trillion dollar firm will ask why people are spending big despite a shaking global economy. the use sti, lemme finance ministers meeting in stock home have been toughing it out whether the block spending rules should be tightened and a dangerous dependency, how moldova aims to end its reliance on electricity supplied by russian back to separate this data. we have business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program.

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rob marky. i am personal low impacted by theatre's safe and oppose the amendment. requiring fixed seating prevent theatre's renovation and deal a blow to our community. the 15 million dollars investment would generate 180 million dollars in economic activity next 5 to 10 years. struggling memory chants need a vibrant theatre. the opposition insist on fixed seating ignorse modern film consumption, film only art house these of this size viable as a blockbuster store. a wish for a past invites the replacement of on landmark with another gem or a restaurant. the commitment to 175 programming days means the theatre will bring in hundredses of visitors and support local buildings. committing on lbgtq+. thank you very much. time is lapsed. next speaker, please. good afternoon. i live at castro and market. under the rain bow flag. i'm a treasurer of community business district the cbd opposed the amendment to lands mark fixed seating. i represent 104 castro businesses representatives 1 thousand jobs signing for ape's plans i bring their vis to you. reads we believe ape's p

rob reynolds has more. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled too alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario where everyone will void with you know, water. busy river, available to flow in the river to serve yearly. $40000000.00 people in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last, you know, 5 years to a decade, plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states or allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty. but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts needed to address the shrinking water supply. divided ministration propose

rob mayeda is cin. wow, what a view behind you. >> the weather will be view. we get back to the golden gate bridge and the coast, lowlouds, fog this morning, but the story moving forward now and next will be the inland temperatures today climbing into the 70s. a little cooldown tomorrow on into monday. after that, seven-day forecast actually takes off. we could see widespread 80s inland as we head toward the middle part of next week. for the morning, 50s outside right now. by lunchtime, look at the temperatures in the north bay. mid 70s by noon. low 70s around the trivalley. highs, upper 70s in san jose. 60s in san francisco. 70s in oakland. we'll look at the temperatures climbing through the mid 80s for some valleys and the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> mid 80s. rob, thanks. >>> we begin this morning with breaking news out of the east bay, where there was an early morning shooting. police received a call around 2:00 this morning and responded to a hookah lounge that has been closed for years. police tell us it's been cited for operating illegally in the years since. it's unclear how many people were invol

robbed. matt duffy flashing the leather. they did get the run up to that play. it looked low. >> has specs on. mike ascenci does have it on.ent seven innings a 2-1 baseball and the outing was spoiled. the offense provides no fireworks in this phone. kansas city, 3. golf, two rounds at the masters. ttghon t cu. he it close. saves power. woods is two holes over with one to play. wow. they were a danger to the gallery. three trees fell down near the 17th. the good news is no patrons were injured. the bad news is the second round was suspended. they will go back out this morning, but there is more right in the forecast. whether pending, you can catch the third round action right here at noon, local time. have a good day, everyone. >> major league baseball has seen more home runs in the past years. batters hit nearly 600 more homers than usual. a new study says it may actually be due to global warming. they th100,games goback acal clated th more home runs per game. warm air is less dense than cold air. it creates less resistance for things like a baseball. it travels faster and goes further. if that theory is true, we will be s

robbed us of values and freedoms. a new poll shows biden's approval rating is reaching record lows. within 2 percentage points of all-time lows for this president's approval rating. well, at least five people are dead, dozens injured after a tornado tears through missouri, footage shows the damage in glen allen left by the devastating storm. victims are working to pick up the pieces. watch. >> our house got hit. lives were lost. it's heart breaking. >> my ears popped and i could feel it on my skin. it felt like somebody opened a soda can, just pop. next thing you know there was crashes and bangs. >> it's devastating. it's going to take months to recover. cheryl: but the severe weather threat is moving east as strong storms target major cities like philadelphia and washington and the mid-atlantic later today. you want to stay with fox weather. we have the latest coverage on the back to back storms. finally this, the battle over burrito bowls has begun, chipotle is suing sweet greens, saying the latest menu item infringes on the trademark and confuses customers. they claim they are mi

rob mayeda. we have impressive totals. very nice. >> especially considering where we are now and before the atmospheric river storms beginning in december. you see how low things were, lake sonoma, too, was 39% of historical average. over 100 for most of the north bay and even the larger reservoirs around the santa clara valley water district. as we take you across reservoirs across the state, the numbers there impressive with snow melt yet to get under way which typically helps reservoirs like trinity, which is lagging behind, 50%. that should come up. look at oroville, look at shasta and the larger reservoirs. the largest 92% of historical average and we still have a lot of sierra snow set to melt, and the water content up there is tremendous as of that early month snow survey up to 54 inches dwarfing the previous three years combined. that will filter in and keep those levels high as we get it through the rest of the spring and summer. what's running high are wind speeds. gusty winds close to 40 miles an hour at sfo, northwest at 20 in san jose. wind speeds will stay blustery through the evening. probably the start tomorrow but unlike today we're not

more quickly deployed. ronay low val lourdes, are making them harder to detect and defend against and would represent a significant development in the north miss our program. rob mcbride al jazeera, so a powerful category. 5 storm has made landfall on the northern coast to western australia . severe tropical cyclone elsa crossed the coast near port headland just before midnight. local time. on thursday, a red alert was issued hours earlier with thousands of people ordered to take immediate shelter. forecasters had warned a storm could bring very destructive winds up to 275 kilometers per hour. record rainfall has triggered widespread flooding in se florida, 30 centimeters. a rain fell no matter of hours on wednesday, in what the national weather service describes as a one in a 1000 years event run ways of also flooded at fort lauderdale airport. forcing hundreds of flight cancellations, and a sandstorm sweeping northern china has enveloped beijing's skyline in a cloud of dust. the national weather service as the conditions could last until sunday, and is advising residence to take precautions as air quality worsens. the storm originated in mongolia, but defore

the conversation and i would be curious to hear what jim and rob and bryn think the first is the u.s. dollar is now about 1% from a 52-week low. when is the last time we've been able to say that collectively? and whether the fed is done or not , we know they are closer to done i think there's a 66% chance of another quarter basis point rate hike which i think will be yet another rate hike they'll have to give back to us in the back half of the year whatever, let's say they do it europe is further from being done they're at about 3% in their equivalent to fed funds rate the dollar weakening to this extent favors multinationals what are multinationals? they happen to be faang stocks that's another feterfeather in cap. in earnings terms a wrecking ball worked its way through the entire earnings picture for virtually every large cap stock to one extent or another it was all they were talking about on the conference calls, and that has now completely reversed, which favors large cap growth stocks which, again, tend to be multinational. so that's one. two, this is really important. the drop in cpi is not just the percentage but the

low 70s, getting closer to eastern sunday. a closer look at the holiday forecast coming up today at 5:00. back to you. >> thank you so much, robk reminder you can access nbc bay area news whenever you want, whether onroku, sam zhuang tv plus or sooum mo: that's going to do it for us at 4:30. gia is working on the 5:00 news including the latest of mr. trump in new york city waiting >>> right now at 5: president trump is in new york ready to be formally charged tomorrow. the shock waves that continue to reverberate across the country and security measures taking place in manhattan. >>> a potent new drug has taken the life of someone in the south bay. it comes as a push to make narcan more accessible intensifies. >>> a san francisco neighborhood will soon find it harder to get groceries. the popular sma >>> the news 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us on this monday. i'm gia vang. we start this hour with all eyes on this trip, taking off in florida, landing in new york. that was former president trump in flight. he's now in new york for his first court appearance tomorrow. nbc's alice barr has reaction to trump's indictm

rob made joining us now. more april fool's jokes. as the rain behind us? >> almost. blue skies and sunshine to start the weekend. it still feels cold. 60, it is pretty nice in san jose. low, mostly sunny skies. before we talk about some warmer changes in the seven-day forecast, a chance to see these isolated forecasts. a weather system dropped inland. more impact for the sierra tomorrow. for the bay area, there is actually a chance that we could see isolated showers. a better chance tomorrow night and monday. figure impact of the inland traffic storms is the wind. for midday on monday, we can see a wind gust, 20 to 40 miles per hour. temperatures are trending cooler to start the week but a warming trend is ahead in the seven-day forecast. 70s to the bay area forecast. >> thank you very much. >>> the historic and diamond of president trump. many say that he faces dozens of charges regarding to a hush money cover-up. the president spent the day at the golf club in palm beach. they were outside the club chanting we love trump. these organizations including nbc news are asking the judge to unseal the indictment and allow cameras inside of the courtroom. it should be unsealed

rob mayeda. >> you can see some of the clouds around san jose and drizzle with the low clouds into san franciscothe east bay hills. we show you the low cloud cover, this will stick around longer than yesterday. in fact, probably all the way to lunchtime for the santa clara valley. then clearing heading into the afternoon with clouds sticking around the coast for your sunday afternoon. so morning temperatures starting off in the 50s. by around lunchtime, we should see with the sun breaking through the clouds mid 60s around san jose. inland temperatures away from the low 80s we saw in places like conford and fairfield, highs in the mid 70s. 71 for a high in san jose. low 60s near san francisco. 50s around half moon bay, and mid to upper 70s in the far north bay. monday, a very similar forecast with some rather significant changes as we head toward the middle part of the week. low 70s for the valleys to very likely mid to upper 80s inland on monday. then we'll trend a little cooler as we head towards next weekend. so we'll spring forward to summer-like temperatures for the middle part of the week.

rob mayeda is here. even in that video you saw there was a lot of cloud cover and then the skies just opened up. it was glorious. >> we had drizzle, lowuds. might see more of the same as we head towards tomorrow morning. coming up, summer-like temperatures around the corner. we're talking 80s, maybe even close to 90 in some of our valleys wednesday and thursday. quite a change from the 66 we have right now in san jose. it's windy, too. north winds up to 16 miles per hour. some gusts up to 25 in san jose. a little bit of a blustery evening outside. 75 in dublin. that's a change from the near 08-degree temperatures yesterday. west winds at 10 miles an hour. san rafael, 66 degrees. in san francisco it's sunny but not exactly warm. 57 degrees. the only way san francisco will hit those 70s is when that sea breeze comes to a stop, which it may do around wednesday and thursday. moving forward, breezy and mild conditions continuing for one more day. warming trend on tuesday and then the temperatures spread. getsd pretty interesting. 80s bay side and valleys in the mid to upper 80s. maybe close to 90 degrees. for now, just that status quo on t

. >>> time now to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda for a quick look at our microclimate forecast, and the clouds behind us in san jose. >> lots of low clouds. seeing some low clouds and fog even out to dublin. signs of a cooler day and cooler finish to the weekend on the way. right now, another view, 55 degrees, a lot more low clouds towards the tri valley, towards the pass this morning. some misty skies at 53 degrees. more low clouds around san rafael. sunshine breaking through, but no sunshine around san francisco. socked in by the misty skies and low clouds sticking around. we'll get hazy sunshine for the afternoon, and there you see the fog sticking around the coast for half moon bay near santa cruz. so the temperature trend starts off in the 50s. by lunchtime, the skies start to clear around san jose going from the 60s to about 71 degrees. in san jose today, upper 60s to mid 70s in the east bay and san francisco and the coast only up to 50s and low 60s. now, what's going to drive the cooling for the inland areas. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour, so windy out towards the pass, and gusty in san francisco and san mateo. close to 40

robbed at 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. the entire city has been under siege. it is not the lowve which has been plagued with crime for decades this is all of chicago. just on saturday, multiple armed robberies in places like lincoln park, it is a very prominent area with folks with a lot of money. this has gotten disgusting and my hope and prayer, paul vallow not a centrist, not a republican, that he believes law and order is central. if brandon johnson wins, i'm fearful, i don't even like to use that word fearful, we could see an increase, even greater increase in violent crime across the city of chicago. neil: one thing johnson narrowed the gap in the polls. maybe because of some political stumbles on the part of the guy you prefer but i'm wondering, given all the crime, the other focus you would think that it would be a runaway here. let's say it's not, what then? >> yeah. to your point i think it would be a runaway. this is a number one issue for all chicagoans over the last 20 years. majority of them believe this is the number issue for them. specifically experiences with

so rob resigd friday, but said the report was flawed and in setting the reshold for bullying so low is inquiry is a dangerous precedent. he said that ministers must be able to give direct critical feedback on briefings and submissions to senior officials in order to set the standards and drive the reform the public expect ofs. prime minister rishi son accepted the resigtion and responded in a letter wring, as you say you had rightly undertakresign if the report made any finding of bullying whar. you have kept y word, but it is clear that there have been shortcomings in the historic process that have negatively affected everyone involved. we should learn from this how to better handle such matters in future. raab's resignation is the third from students cabinet since he became prime minister in october. 2022 the others, gavin williamson and adams, a hallway had to resign because of allegations of bullying and a lack of transparency over tax affairs, respectively. this is a difficult look for a prime minister behind in the polls who committed to the government of integrity in his very fi

low credit or very high credit risk. i want to bring in real talk capital ceo rob luna. rob, listen.entivize and help folks but the idea of punishing people who have done things the right way, it's just nuts and it's so backwards to me just what do you make of these new rules? will they actually help home ownership? >> i mean, it's horrible. it's just a continual incentiv izing the wrong thing and penalizing success, charles, the same talk about student loans. people like myself use student loans to pay their way through college and pay them back. it's the absolute wrong policy and you know charles if you take a look at the statistics in the u.s. , 60% of american wealth is in their first home that they are buying, so when we start raising rates, penalizing people who, by the way these millennials working hard, starting to make 110, $120,000 a year are getting at the point where they can afford it. got their credit score built up and home down payment and now you'll penalize these people and take them further away from the american dream? that's the exact wrong policy. charles: so i'

rob reynolds has more. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river and its reservoirs dwindled to alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario where everyone will void with you know, water. busy river, available to flow in the river to serve nearly $40000000.00 people in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last, you know, 5 years to a decade, plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states or allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty. but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts needed to address the shrinking water supply. the by did ministration, proposes eq

rob and blame themselves. vietnam's agricultural sector is at an infection point. it is supported both growth and poverty reduction. but there is now an urgent need to transform and adopt sustainable and low carbon practices to maintain growth. let's recall here that an average rate is responsible for producing more carbon dioxide emission than say somebody in a democratic republic of congo produces in an entire year. our analysis shows that in just a few days, the average person in the u. k. produces more climate emissions than people in many low income countries do in an entire year. it would be a cruel irony if the countries that have least contributed to this problem won't be able to have access to energy infrastructure despite the government shifting priorities in vietnam. director of the charity michel plus c's rice farmers have limited options and an uncertain future. it's a shared responsibility, but for the farmers of course, there are not many alternative options available. it is hard for them to say ok, really grow less intensively will grow less crops. how can they do that? the developing countries couldn't afford to cut emissions. while there's no such opportunities there. ac

low cost spirit airlines for 3.8 billion dollars. >> thousands of san francisco residents could be missing mail because a postal carrier was robbed has happened back on march. 11th 2 thieves took keys used to store incoming upcoming letters and packages. and since then, mail has been reported missing from blue postal collection. boxes and green relay boxes. the postal inspection service says it's not clear whether this is the result of the people the keys if they're stealing from the bay at the box is now police are offering a reward of 50 grand for info to catch and convict the fees. and then there's a second reward of 10,000 more. 8.26. is the time right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. yeah, donald trump expected to leave florida and head to new york where he's expected to surrender to authorities tomorrow. we'll have the latest on what we can expect. >> it is coming up on 8.27. we'll be right back. people are always like, “what's retta short for?” mother teretta. [ angelic sound ] i'm a papertarian. it's like being a vegetarian, only i don't chew paper, i choose paper. because it's made from a renewable resource, wh

low-income areas. >> they recognize an opportunity, and that was private equity looking to sell hospital systems. >> reporter: investment analyst robto bet against the publicly traded company, but told us he doesn't trade on the company himself. >> medical properties trust does not employ any of the doctors o cash, capital to the folks that run the hospital. that's it. and they get back a check for rent. >> reporter: on its website, medical properties trust says this allows cash-starved hospitals to unlock the value of their real estate assets to pay for improvements. >> they might say, you know, we're giving money so that the hospital can actually invest that. >> they would, but many of the hospitals are struggling and failing. >> reporter: a cbs news investigation found a pattern of supply shortages at 14 hospitals where medical properties trust owns the real estate. in massachusetts, at least 16 vendors weren't paid on time, including a dialysis company that provided lifesaving services to five hospitals. and by earlier this year, steward health care had missed more than $650,000 in payments to at least a dozen different vendors

robbed the couple before they finally escaped. a good samaritan tloef them to the hospital. resources will be deployed when needed to protect residents and visitors, but that is hard when you are lowpolice. >> todd: terrifying footage catching a vicious attack on officers in the bronx on monday. a man hit a female officer with a bottle while inspecting a nearby smoke shop. the suspect had 11 prior arrests. no shock in the big apple. new york congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez says crime is falling dramatically in the bronx, and calling out mayor eric adams for raising wages for the police union, first raise in seven years. >> what data showed us, if you respond to violence as public health issue instead of incarceration issue, violence decreases. >> eric adams increased wages for police officers, is that misplaced? >> i think so, most officers are paid more than a teacher with a masters degree. we are deund iffing safety, defunding our public schools, defunding our public pools. >> todd: i would love to see aoc's stats that she referenced. crime up 4%, felony assault up 10% compared to last year. good news here, damar hamlin announces his doctors have cleared him to return to th

rob lincoln told reporters and sent a message by default to the chinese government that washington will not welcome any sort of provocation, or any sort of action being taken by the chinese government to low exacerbate tensions. his phrase. this is a situation where the u. s. is very, very keen not to upset the status quo at that they also are very keen to ensure that taiwan is not taken over by beijing, as china has threatened to do so many times. in the past 40 odd years. rosalind jordan washington d. c. ross. thank you very much indeed. ok, the outlet is the assistant director of the atlantic councils global china hub. and he says that meeting between taiwan is president and the us house speaker is a show of democracy. i. one has several issues to discuss of substance including on sales, including the debate of said ourselves. the important message here is to illustrate or perhaps to china, perhaps more publicly to the world that on how democracy works essentially on the congress does not actually, does not represent the administration, the immigration does not have a say in our congress attempt to conduct this while most of the time journal likes to pretend that you know, basically la

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low 70s. not too chilly. no rain in the forecast. just a little more wind and back into the 80s again wednesday and thursday next week. kira. >> looks good, rob looking for a plea deal. we'll tell you about the new evidence coming to light in the case against the so-called party mom. we'll have that. plus all your other top stories and the full forecast coming up at 7:00. hope you join us. in the meantime, we'll take you back to the "today" show. >>> good morning. access allowed. the supreme court late friday preserving the use of the abortion pill mifepristone after blocking the order from the texas federal judge that would have invalidated the fda approval of the pill. what happens next and could access to the pill still be in jeopardy? >>> sidelined. the nfl suspending five players accusing them of betting and violating the league's gambling policy with some of the players missing the first six games while the rest will be out for the season. what's their futurure within t league? ♪♪ >>> and vinyl revival. music lovers heading out to get their hands on beloved records with taylor swift and billy joel and madonna releasing music you can onl

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rob watson again. part of the problem here is, we have one site of the story here. we only have a dominic raab opinion. in his opinion, the barfor bullying has been set too low. of those making the accusations. it really is going to be up to all of us asjournalists, politicians really is going to be up to all of us as journalists, politicians and ordinary voters to say, ok, what do we think of this behaviour? do we think it was right dominic raab decided to resign? or is he right in the missile, the broadside he seems to have fired that the investigation and the damage that he considers it and the damage that he considers it a do to government? idon't think there is any doubt, one can sense this debate is under way about the relationship between the elected politicians and the permanent bureaucracy or civil service as we call it in this country. i was thinking back, one of the few advantages of being old is your remember previous battles between ministers and civil servants. there was an element when mrs thatcher was around and doing radical things in the 1980s, you sensed a friction between civil servants and politicians because she was essentially remaking