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one of my best moments of the day is to go through my email .rom users i get so many each week from peopleho said that they have a heart problem from their watch. if you are sitting in your heart climbs to a level that doesn't make sense. you can then go seek help. so many people have written and said the watch alerted me to a problem. i took an action and went to the doctor and he told me that if i have not go there -- gone there i would not be alive. nobody emails you directly? >> yes they do. i think it's important to keep your hand on the pulse of the user. >> had he ever thought that maybe you could run for president? i think, you know, as something that you would love to be president but not run. that should never happen in our country. that eliminates me. ♪ >> today let's talk about some of the values that you have been espousing. one is privacy. >> with the privacy as a fundamental human right. there with right some of the other civil liberties that make americans what they are. it defines us as americans. becoming a this is larger and larger issue. our attack on this is we take a

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rom its nest >>> baby squirrel got the custom tiny foot cast.ts nest in a told tree a few weeks ago. a dog snatched it up and brought it to its owner. the squirrel had some head trauma and a broken leg. as you can see, it has a little cast on its foot and it is doing much better. >> he probably feels better with a cast. >> do you think anyone will sign it? >> his little squirrel friends. >> get well soon! >>> the giants moved there starting front basement, they could get a key player off the dl as soon as tomorrow. the orange and black begin a three game set tonight. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be s

rom anywhere.>> >> reporter: so, you see, the middle of nowhere has been somewhere all along. kevin tibbles, nbc news, glasgow, montana. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow on "nightly news with kate snow," the controversy over playgrounds where safety is not the main concern. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. smoke, filling on this hot day. a recycling plant rn >>> right now at 6:00, smoke filling the east bay sky on this hot day. a recycling plant burning in oakland. this is not the first time it's caught fire. the news atarts right now. good evening, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicki nguyen. it's been two hours since the fire started at the schnitzer steel recycling facility. firefighters from multiple agencies responded to the flames today. >> that massive plume of smoke could be seen all over the bay area. live at the scene continuing our breaking news. anser? >> reporter: terry and vic ki, the big flames seem to be out but i spoke with the battalion chief a short while

you're watching all just their arms the whole rom and these are all top news stories u.s. secretary of state like pompei was in china on the final stop of a diplomatic mission to brief regional leaders about the outcomes of the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong un earlier was in seoul to reassure south korean and japanese allies about how the u.s. will guarantee that north korea will get rid of its nuclear weapons. let's cross over to florence larry who is joining me now from beijing of course for those who were listening in to that joint press conference.

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the historic moment will now rom needing >>> women in saudi arabia can finally get behind the wheel ofthe car. the country lifted its controversial ban on female drivers today. the historic moment will free women from needing to use public transportation or to hire a driver to get around. >> it is a historical date. i'm so excited that i can drive myself around. and not have to wait for a driver. i am speechless to be honest. >> it is an opportunity for more women to join the workforce as drivers and possibly boost the saudi arabia and economy. >>> u.s. navy is looking for places to set up detention camps across the country to house detained families. a former bay area military compound is on the short list. we are in the east bay were a resistance movement is already building. >> a vocal group. they are protesting outside of the west county detention facility in richmond. dislocation is one that jails undocumented immigrants. >> we are here to make it known that we care. and to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. >> images of parents and children separated at the border c

on twitter,rom pat if russia wants back in may should be telling the u.s. here is a brief piece of the sit-down justin trudeau had with president trump. they spoke with reporters briefly. [video clip] >> what a pleasure it is to welcome president trump. an opportunity for us to talk about a range of issues. obviously trade has been a topic of discussion and will continue to be. our engagement towards the world, how we are working to create good jobs for folks on both sides of the border. we both got elected on a commitment to grow the middle-class and help those working hard to join it. those are the things we will stay focused on. pleasure to have you here, donald. justin, it has been great. justin has agreed to cut all tariffs and all trade barriers between canada and the united states. i'm very happy. i think nafta is in good shape. trudeau: we are actually working on it. pres. trump: we are working to make things fair for both countries. we have made a lot of progress. it could be that have to could be a different form. it could be with canada, with mex

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rom its nest >>> baby squirrel got the custom tiny foot cast. the critter fell from its nest in a told tree a few weeks ago. a dog snatched it up and brought it to its owner. the squirrel had some head trauma and a broken leg. as you can see, it has a little cast on its foot and it is doing much better. >> he probably feels better with a cast. >> do you think anyone will sign it? >> his little squirrel friends. >> get well soon! >>> the giants moved there starting front basement, they could get a key player off the dl as soon as tomorrow. the orange and black begin a three with a hand injury. good news for the orange and black... they should get brandon belt back as soon as tomorrow. here's longor >>> the giants made it official today as evan longoria heads to the dl with a hand injury. the orange and black should get brandon belt back as soon as tomorrow. longoria has a removable hard cast on his hand. bottom of the 1st, hernandez with a solo shot. the dodgers go up 1-0. we move on to the 4th and this time it is matt kemp doing damage with anot

rom nebraska! crowd.ward to meeting folks. good morning. let'sednesday morning and remind people, send in your plaza shout-out by using #mytodayplaza. >>> there is new outrage this morning over the plight of babies and toddlers separat from their parents. this journey is starting for a lot of folks in guatemala. craig is adeng the b this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. tensions here along the border remain high, as lawmakers back in d.c. continue torapple with how to fix this thing, and meanwhile this morning, perhaps an answer to two questions we have been asking, what about the babies what about the toddlers who have been separated from their parents. th morning outrage mounting over president trump's z o tolerance policy. the president meeting with lawmakers on the hill to try and x the process. >> mr. esident, don't youav kids? don't you have kids, mr. president? >> the president td the gop lawmakers he wants to see a solutionor f immigration pass the house that deals with bor

it took a full lap on the rom to find my legs. i can't believe i have won it!ur stride length long, but coming up on the last lap, i thought, this is mine now. live pictures from leeds as the men's race has been going for around half an hour. alastair brownlee isn't involved after the olympic champion had to pull out of the event through injury but his brother jonny is competing. you can follow it all right now on bbc two. just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran just a hundredth of a second slower to win the women's 100 metres at the stockholm diamond league. at thursday's meeting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you at around 5:30. thank you. big companies will soon have to justify the gap in salary between their highest paid executives and the average worker. the business secretary, greg clark, wants pu

japan is bringing the threshold of adulthood rom 2284 to 18 —year—olds will be able to marry and obtainedl take effect in 2022 and two revitalise an ageing society —— from 20 to the age of 18. there is a blow of negotiations regarding the satellite navigation system galileo, because a brexit. british companies have, in effect, been excluded from working on future satellite contracts. that is because other members of the european space agency have refused to delay their next order. the uk has spent more than £1 billion helping to develop the technology. look at these pictures very closely. you will see a racket in planning at the age of this building in minnesota. it caused quite a stir in the city of st pauls by climbing up and up. it was a tiny 5—storey building. the perilous crime was recorded. after a break it reached the roof where tempting food had been set in a trap. thank goodness. let us return to our lead story. he is from the griffith asia institute. thank you forjoining us newsday. mike pompeo revealed that the us hopes to see a major dis— armament by north korea by the end of

them tell us that they're leaving because of violence, whetherhey're from michoacan in mexico, whether romonduras or el salvador. that's the commtheme, that kingss were too horrible, they didn't feel like police able to protect them, so they came to the united states. p we're now getting into this legal realm wheresident trump is trying to get a judge to modify an order that says basically children who are kepto in detention c be kept for more than 20 days. the obama administration challenged that, tried to get modified, 2016. the jge said no. what are the chances the judge would take a different stand this time around? >> i think wh t's important underscore first of all is that there's no law that actually compels family separation. so even wen this was litigated under the obama administration parents weren't being routinely separatm their kids. and that's because there's a very easy way to comply with this pre-existing court order when a family comes together, which is to let them apply for asylum from the outside. theydon't have to be detained while they pursue their asylum applications

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welcome back you're watching officer arms the whole rom the reminder of our top stories the migrant carrying ship aquarius as docked at the spanish quarter valencia a week after its early and malta turned it away it's the second of three boats carrying hundreds of people who are seeking asylum the third and final ship is set to arrive in the coming hours. a preliminary name change and good grievance being signed on the border between greece and macedonia it will become the republic of north macedonia both parts of my approve the deal which is fiercely opposed by nationalists. saudi and the eco strikes have targeted yemen's or data international airport in their campaign to seize control from heathy rebels five days of fighting near yemen's main seaport has cut off an important date to delivery routes and forced thousands to escape. colombians will choose their next president in a runoff election on sunday the choice is between conservative candidate ivan to decay and his left wing rival gustavo petro petro has to tackle inequality but some fear the guerrilla turned politician could turn colo

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. >> next, a look at russia's military strategy with defense the rand rom corporation. they talk about recruitment ia't in syria and the military relationship between russia, india and china. hour.s just under an >> okay. everybody.ng, it's nice to see some smiling faces on a friday morning bright and early. jamie -- i'm the irector of congressional rand ons for the corporation. it's called the russian way of warfare. before we start, i'll share with you a few items of housekeeping. briefing will be recorded. we'll make the presentation available for free online on our www.rand.org. being sentation is streamed live on c-span. let your colleagues know if they weren't able to be here. you're so inclined, if you have a hash tag and would ike to join our conversation online you can join us by using russianwarfair. i want to tell you a little bit about rand. t's a nonprofit resource organization and our mission is to help improve policy and ecision-making through objective research and analysis. while most people in the room are probably most familiar with do on national sec

we have not heard an answer rom them or from the administration on any of these questions. not on cost, not on reunification, not on standards, not on oversight. it is unacceptable. the president's self-manufactured crisis is child abuse plain and simple. and as members of this congress , we have a moral responsibility, a moral obligation to stand up and to say stop this child abuse. mr. president, fix this crisis now. your executive order didn't do it. and the humanity, this is about our humanity, it is about the soul of this sontry. what we're about and where our val -- of this country. what we're about and where our values are, whatever our views are on immigration, on -- to watch what's happening at our border with disrupting families, ripping children from their parents is a disgrace and it's one that we have to address as members of congress, and it's one that this president and this those others and who support this effort need to look into their heart and soul and say, i can't go there. let's do something else. to help to make a difference. i want to thank the gentl

one other store on o street was damaged and two firefighters had to go to the hospital rom overheating. this started yesterday morning on north bay side avenue. neighbors pulled someone from the top floor before firefighters arrived. >>> a fairfax county church that has bee vandalized before was hit again. this time the damage was much cerse. vandals sli up the cushions on every pew inside bethlehem lutheran church. they smashed the prayer candles and left hatefulfand p messages on the walls. they cut the cords to the sound sythem. is the seventh time this church has been vandalized jus since may 11th. on top of that, yesterday was the first day f the reverend. he had this reaction to the damage. >> there are crimes like this taking place and this church must be up to something good because this church is standing for a welcome in this community that's obviously upsetting somebody. >> in one of the vandalism incidents last month pice say someone in the church spotted a maed man breaking things. no arrests have been made. a lotro sufor one church. i hope they find the people responsible

any delay in implementing positive train control,rom a safety perspective jis is unacceptable. >> reporter: records obtained be news4 show they just sent letters to four railroads including the marc train system saying they are at risk of not meeting the congressional deadlines. they have 26 locomotives to complete by december and more than they did last year or train any employees. we asked governor larry hogan abt it since one of the warning letters was addressed to him three weeks ago. >> i'm not aware of the letter until you just raised it but get tomhe bot of it. >> reporter: not good enough according to ts commuter, who depends on the line everyday. >> they need to step up and get it done. >> reporter: she's worried marc misses the deadline they might hut the train down, owned by amtrak. >> we cannot permit northern compliant equipment on our line after the deadline. >> reporter: he warned amtrak already using it throughout our area would decide what to do on a case by case basis and assist commuter partners to reach the deadline orbl find v alternatives to bridge the gap. >> i'm spe

kennedy, ethyl, members of the kennedy family. 25 years later. ,rom the first time we had this and 50ince we lost senator kennedy. have some andwho spoken before, reminding us once more of the timeless wisdom of robert kennedy's words. you for the effort you have made over half a century to advance the work he could not finish. today, as were were told in the invocation, he really is here today. that perhapsnd us the words he spoke then are truer today than they were then. [applause] in another time of hope and heartbreak and division, it is important that we remember what he meant to us when we were young, and what he means today. in 1968, after a couple of tumultuous years leading up to seemed to bring a in aiece of bad news, deepening division in america. semester inst college here at georgetown. did you doid, what at the end of your college career? martin luther king was killed on april the fourth. a few days before that, president johnson said he would not run again, the country was so divided over vietnam. everybody feared the whole thrust of the civil rights movement could be l

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republican leadership have wanted to pass, it could have passed that children are not spated and go rom 193 to get votes to pass it. but our own leadership didn't want it to pass. many of them were out there, no, the compromised bill and it simply wasn't true. they were misreading their conference. and right after president trump s and well some of us were saying the same things that president trump was saying before the licksap we need them to be heard but not being heard. but a good comparison was done on the issue of amnesty under the demrat bill. can applya recipients for status and may be renewed ap makes ineligible for a felony. and charged with a misdemeanor felony. but there is amnesty at the end of the bill, the demrat bill. under the compromised bill that $. peaker was calling it, apply aliens who may which may be renewed every six years. indefinitely goes to to zwibe and the applications could reach 5 million or more. it is the largest amnesty. bigger than any amnesty that was given during the president obama two terms. with the didn't offer any. and there was under the compr

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there is a very big difference between getting a cd rom file, or a stack of paper or even a digital file that's not machine readable that contains prohibitions on its aggregation and use by other third parties. and a token wch can be freely passed to any third-party with permissions that you can set as the individual to create more value. what i was suggesting in my written testimony is in an economy where we can, in fact, take these kind of to concerns whether from large companies like amazon or facebook or from small companies, and freely set revocable permissions such we can create new kinds of value by creating that data, in an economy that has that kind of free flow information, security and control that's based on the individual will be a society that's far greater in nieinnovan than we have currently today. >> can a facebook user right now view how they are targeted with the ad targeting, with predictive analysis? can they see that? can i see how i'm viewed? what cohort i'm put in? can i change that? can i determine what cohort i want to be in? >> not exactly, no. you can with a n

. >> next, a look at russia's military strategy with defense the rand rom corporation. they talk about recruitment ia't in syria and the military relationship between russia, india and china. hour.s just under an >> okay. everybody.ng, it's nice to see some smiling faces on a friday morning bright and early. jamie -- i'm the irector of congressional

a hard time doing it because we are becoming and the convention center here, with 5,600 developers romuntries, when craig announced these changes, there was applause from the developers at the very moment when he talked about being able to set app limits, to decide how m time you spend on apps. these are people who are making their living from apps. so it shows how far it ha changed. emily: well, the irony is rich, though, because at the same time apple is releasing features that make the technology even ore addictive like the new emojis and facetime. shouldn't we turn off our phones? is it on the company or up to us? arianna: it's ultimately up to us -- ultimately, it's up to us, but with knowledge about how much time we're spending on our phones, because, emily, a lot of people don't even recognize how much time they're spending on their different social media, games, etc. and also apple announced very important parental controls. so with one touch, you can limit how much time your child is rtain apps. you can put downtime on the phone. when they go to sleep, they can't access their

always wanted to talked to the president why he did that but nonetheless, with than dors endorsement rome romney won. joining us, kimberly guilfoyle, president doing it again. >> unbelievable. lou: you would think there should be no doubt of minds of anyone in house of representative of attaching themselves to president trump's make america great against or maybe by november keep america great. state forward. >> like hate to be master of the obvious, the man knows what he is doing. okay? now he is fulfills his campaign promises. and exceeding all expectations. he under promised and has over delivered a number of things. lou: i don't believe the last time a president has over delivered. >> when has it ever happened. in jobs, economy and immigration, she focused and determine -- he is focused and determined, and american people, resonating with them, not just working men and women across the country that were left behind. by previous administrations, but -- lou: forgotten. >> by everyone. lou: 2 presidents in secession pro preceded president trump. and president getting so mad at harley-da