i am with no rush —— in no rush, i am neverin with no rush —— in no rush, i am never in a rush.t to say that we're going be heading out to the dmc and something i planned long ago, but had the idea yesterday to maybe say hello, just shake hands and say hello. because we haven't seen each other since vietnam. we had a great meeting in vietnam, people don't realise it, it's all part of the whole negotiation. we had a great meeting and get numb, we had a great meeting and get numb, we had a great meeting in singapore. everyone gave us meeting in singapore. everyone gave us praise for singapore add—on for vietnam, i think frankly, the meeting in vietnam in terms of a deal was more important than singapore. so, what i'd like to do is we will take one or two questions asi is we will take one or two questions as i understand it, and then i'm going to head out to the dmc and pay my respects to everybody, including some soldiers, we have tremendous literary here. and south korea, we're going to see some of our great american soldiers that we took to them, andi american soldiers that we t

hourfor of the west midlands and sake rush hour for some, of the west midlands and sake rush hourfor hourforsome, east anglia of the west midlands and sake rush hour for some, east anglia to the southeast here. mr sunshine and showers to start off the day, as you start the day, this lump of the rain moves further north, across northern england and clipping into eastern side of scotland away from the design of persistent rain, it's a mix of sunshine and showers that across east anglia in the southeast, showers and few and far between, but the dry weather here and just about across the board, tomorrow will be a warmer day. going into saturday we see a band of showery rain pushing from the west, also spouse of sunshine but with the wind coming from the southwest, we keep this slyly —— slightly higher temperatures generally about 90 degrees in a few places in the south up degrees in a few places in the south up to 20 degrees. find a graphic sunshine and showers, blue skies one minute, in bed next a shower card comes around and drench you, some of those heavy with rumbles of thunder, temp

i'm in no rush with iran. i'm never in a rush. if you're in a rush you get yourself in trouble.o i just want to say that we're going to be heading out to the dmz and something i planned long ago but had the idea yesterday to maybe say hello, just shake hands quickly and say hello because we haven't seen each other since vietnam. we had a great meeting in vietnam. people don't realize it. it's all part of the whole negotiation. but we had actually a great meeting in vietnam. we had a great meeting in singapore. everyone gave us praise for singapore, and not for vietnam. i think frankly the meeting in vietnam in terms of a deal was more important than singapore. so i think what i'd like to do is we'll take one or two questions as i understand it and then i'm going to head out to the dmz and pay my respects to everybody, including some soldiers. we have some -- we have tremendous military here in south korea and we're going to see some of our great american soldiers. we'll be talking to them. and they'll be seeing kim jong-un. and if you would, you could start with a question. than

the lanes are only in effect during the rush hour periods. this was a first day for the new red dedicated bus lanes in this area, and things went really well. rush hour ong i street and the busesvire mo right along. day is day one of the new dedicated lanes. good.o far so >> it's great. i love it. i love the red lines. i like the way the bus can go through problems. love it. >> reporter: how much faster would you say it was? >> a lot fast ere. >> reporter: the bright red paint seems to be doing the trick. cars generally got the point and stayed out of them. we did see a delivery truck get a ticket for blocking the way.we >> people re following the and lane. it's a good color. it's eye catching. >> reporter: the lanes are on h and i streets near the white house. congested r gets so that many buses can only go about 3 miles per hour during the rush. by removing other traffic from the lanes, they hope to pick up e pace and cut commute times. >> i think it's great so we can make it faster to work and there's less traffic. i think that's exciting.

firefighters rushed to save boats from a fast moving brush h fire in the delta. firefighters had trouble getting to the fire because it was burning in marshland covered in overgrown grass. no boats were damaged by the fire. >>> we update you now with weather and

but i'm in no rush. the sanctions are on. and i'm in no rush. i'm in no rush with iran. i'm never in a rush. if you're in a rush you get yourself in trouble. so i just want to say we're going to be heading out to the dmz. and something i planned long ago but had the idea yesterday to maybe say hello, just shake hands quickly and say hello. because we haven't seen each other since vietnam. great meeting in vietnam. people don't realize it. it's all part of the whole negotiation. but we had actually a great meeting in vietnam. we had a great meeting in singapore. everyone gave us praise for singapore and not for vietnam. i think frankly the meeting in vietnam in terms of a deal was more important than singapore. so i think what i'd like to do is we'll take one or two questions as i understand it and then i'm going to head out to the dmz and pay my respects to everybody, including some soldiers. we have some -- we have tremendous military here in south korea. and we're going to see some of our great american soldiers. we'll be talking to them. and i'll be seeing kim jong un

we will see a lot of this warmer air rush across northern california and the wind pick up. we have a red flag warning in effect. we want to let you know about this in case you are doing traveling when you have friends and family from sacramento to chico. we have a red flag fire warning to 6:00 pom saturday. winds could gust up toiles per hour. this is not in effect for the greater bay area, but if that changes, we will bring it to you. as we move into tomorrow morning with the warmer and drier breeze, it will help tolear it out and not nearly as much fog as tomorrow. most of the bay area looking at clear skies. right here through the east bay and san francisco 56 and the north bay at 64. the warm up tomorrow, i think it's going to be noticeable. we are up about four to eight degrees and down here after having all of those low to mid 70s, you are back up into the 80s and 82 in downtown san jose. we are getting close to 90 at pittsburgh. danville 86 and back to the bay and 78 in hayward. you have them at 80 up to san mateo 74. san francisco stays in the cool 60s from the emba

tariffs some analysts suspect the rise is down to chinese companies rushing out shipments to the united states to avoid new tariffs u.s. president trump slapped tire levies on some chinese products i was back in mid may and then he threatened to put duties on all chinese imports to the u.s. but despite efforts china's trade surplus with the united states has actually risen it climbed by 28 percent on aid in april to more than 26000000000 dollars last month. the ride was. so many figures let's bring in andreea hang who joins us now in singapore under a or so china says that the trade surplus has risen. biggest looking at the year as a whole say that the trade plus has actually trunk could you explain that to us.

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to rush home after work to let her out or try to rush out during my lunch break to take her for a walk and it makes me feel supported by our company. >> in a survey, 75% of the dog owners said being able to bring their dog to work makes them more likely to stay with their employer. >> it sets the tone for the culture. >> steve mayor says the pet policy is a selling point when recruiting new employees. >> i think it sets a great atmosphere for everyone in the environmenether you love dogs or not because in general people are happier when animals are around. >> that includes employees who don't own pets. >> it is nice when after having one of those calls you can turn around and there is a dog laying there and you can lay with it, pet it, take it on a walk. >> the dogs make the roughest day at the office easier to take. >> i mean it is so true. every time we see a dog in our newsroom, it is like oh... >> kisses. we love it. >> i should have brought herbie. i didn't know it bring a dog to workday. >> that would have been amazing. >> see toe would have loved running around here. next year.

emergency services unit rushed up to the roof. they extinguished the fire. the helicopter was on fire. and we're told that one person they believe to be the pilot of this helicopter was inside. that person is now dead. it doesn't appear that anyone else at this point was injured. no one on the ground has been injured. it doesn't appear any of the debris from the roofer or from the helicopter made its way onto folks walking the street there on 7th avenue. so at least what could have been much worse, the fire department and the nypd believe they now have this situation under control. obviously the big question here is what was this helicopter doing over this area? was this a sightseeing helicopter? was this a chartered helicopter? where was it going? where was it coming from? all of those questions, the police, the nypd is working on is working to get that answered for us. and we're waiting to hear from them. obviously we've heard from people inside the building. very scary moments. the building shock. folks were evacuated. some of the people from inside the b

a man rushes the stage during an event and grabs the microphone out of her hand. the question tonight, who is keeping the candidates safe? >>> shocking video of a massive cruise ship slamming into a tourist boat and a dock in venice as bystanders run for their lives. why some say the ship shouldn't have been there at all >>> and putting the brakes on red-light cameras. the latest state to ban the controversial technology >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. as the community remembers the 12 people shot and killed at a government office in virginia beach on friday, disturbing new details emerged today about the gunman officials revealed that he worked there as a city engineer for 15 years but earlier friday had submitted a letter of resignation. investigators also describe the chaos friday as police raced through the hallways of a building that was like a maze to navigate, engaging in a lengthy firefight with the shooter we begin with ron allen in virginia beach >> reporte ohis deadly rampage, dewayne craddock emailed his boss to

and of course, rush, i've had a relationship with rush for a long time. not only with paul shankman, but he used to run my cartoons in the limbaugh letter. brian: besides buying this book for $28, where can people see you on a regular basis besides investors business daily? michael: if you go to our website, www.investors.com/cartoons, you'll see my cartoons every single day. you can get me on twitter, ramireztoons. and on facebook. brian: the name of the book is "give me liberty or give me obamacare." michael ramirez, thank you for joining us. michael: it's a real pleasure to be here. >> all "q&a" programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on c-span.org. mr. capuano: corporation corporation -- the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> august, 2016, she was a guest on "washington journal" program and received a call from gary, a white man from north carolina. he said he was prejudice and asked ms. mcghee what he could do to change. ms. mcgheee talks about her interaction,

thousands of venezuelans rush to cross into peru in a bid to beat the introduction of tougher migrationaws. emergency teams in chile try to locate three miners trapped 70 metres below ground, after a landslide. and it's paradise for a paleontologist — we go fossil hunting in search of the mysterious and monstrous megalodon. hello and welcome. president trump has dismissed iran's insistence it had no involvement with the attacks on two tankers in an important oil route in the gulf of oman. earlier, the us military released a video, which it says shows iranian special forces removing an unexploded mine from one of the ships. tehran has flatly denied being behind the attacks on thursday — they believe that other powers are trying to provoke trouble. here's our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. america builds its case. the us military says their video shows iran's islamic revolutionary guards removing a limpet mine from this stricken tanker. their photos of the ship's hull point to what they say is probably that mine which didn't explode — and the damage from one which did. on

a man rushed the hotage, grabbed a micropne right out of her hand. the incident now prompting many to ask, how he was able to get so close to the presidential candidate. nbc's garrett haake has that story. >> hey, hey. >> reporter: only moderator carrine jean-pierre stood in the way as a stormed the stage with something on his mind. snatching a microphone fromenator kamala harris. among those who dragged the man o stage, harris' husband who tweeted later, we are good. i love kamala harris and would nything for her. >> it's an aggressive campaign season. there are individuals who may be upset with candidates. and they may choose to act out upon those concerns through some type of an aggressive act. >> reporter: testing her actions with voters and activists on the trail aren't new. el down hecklers in iowa. >> if you do not listen to her -- >> reporter: and black lives matr activists bum-rushed bernie sanders back in 2015. >> only congressional leadership get full-time protection from capitol police details. >> it's on to chicago, and let's win there.

i really worry about the rush.ll signs point to iran, even though foreign 0ffice today said, yesterday, jeremy hunt said on balance we think it is iran. but steve eloquently and briefly pointed out that nobody is really paying much attention at that level in the british government so they may just be level in the british government so they mayjust be echoing america. you have to say who benefits from doing this? they didn't sink anything, they made a point, the japanese owner of one of the tankers said it wasn't landmines it was something that flew in and hit the side of the vessel. at and it happened on the day the japanese prime minister was in tehran. exactly. we have spoken about the 620 exactly. we have spoken about the g20 meeting. at the end of this month there is supposed to be a big meeting in bahrain where the us is going to present its plan for israel, palestine peace. ithink going to present its plan for israel, palestine peace. i think it is about getting attention and, lord knows, we are talking about

navy rushes to assist amid heightened tensions between washington and tehran for tankers were damaged in alleged sabotage attacks a month ago. also coming out ebola is spreading again and a leading research organization calls it truly frightening around $1400.00 people have died from the disease in the democratic republic of congo now 2 people have died in neighboring uganda. protests in hong kong delay progress on a controversial extradition bill again the territories chief executive host wednesday a demonstration of blatant organized riot protest organizers call for another mass demonstration on center. plus the football women's world cup in france germany will almost certainly reach the knockout stages of tournaments after a hard fought one tailwind overspray. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us we start with what could be another escalation in the gulf region to oil tankers have reportedly been attacked in the cruise of both vessels have been evacuated but one crew member was slightly injured now are torpedo is suspected to have hit at least one of the ships in the

hourfor into northern england, and wet rush hour for some. into northern england, and wet rush hourforis a mix of sunshine and showers but for east anglia and the south—east not too many showers, a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine and temperatures 14—19. the weekend, a mix of sunshine and showers with temperatures higher than they have been. hello this is bbc news... the headlines... borisjohnson emerges as a clear front runnerfor the borisjohnson emerges as a clear front runner for the next conservative leader after the first round of voting. three former ministers knocked out narrowing the field to set in. the usa blames iran for two suspected attacks on oil tankers, one of the well‘s biggest oil shipping lanes. bbc says it progress offe nce oil shipping lanes. bbc says it progress offence caused by a joke about battery acid thrown on politicians. flooding has disrupted price in england leading to a stranded motorist and evacuated homes. however many warnings do remain in place despite the rain easing off. a senior m15 officer has acknowledged that administrative errors de

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firefighting rushing to save all they could, that famous spire falling. but we also remember the image of the cross from that night, still standing. david taking us inside for the first look at the aftermath. the iconic paris cathedral buried in debris and ash. there was so much hope that next morning when people saw the cross, the smoke still rising in the cathedral, but that it was -- >> they see the cross. >> still intact. >> reporter: today in a sign notre dame will move forward past the devastating fire, the archbishop of paris celebrating the very first mass in months. a small group of about 30, mainly priest and church staff, praying amongst the destruction still inside the cathedral, all wearing those safety helmets. the clergy's faith still intact but the roof is still unstable. also in attendance, some of the workers hired to rebuild the church. the mass also marking the anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral's altar, celebrated annually. today's service in a side altar. one priest calling the service, quote, a small but true victory a

and its gulf allies that have not had their every day we have a goal and we will not rush to bomb all the targets to bomb the targets that we think we must bomb and a specific time we will threaten them as they threaten us and we will close their airports as they close our airports and close their ports as they close down saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman responded on state media we supported all if it's to reach a political solution to the yemeni crisis but unfortunately the hooty militia would rather work for the iranian agenda and iran's space interests over yemen and its people. the us saudi arabia and its allies have consistently blamed iran for the yemeni crisis critics temper the connection to tehran the situation in yemen has its own internal sources of of conflict in tension you know if you run hypothetically wouldn't exist there would still be a problem within yemen with respect to the who these their demands for recognition representation and distribution of resources to who things are making those demands increasingly clear whether they're firing iranian made

i hooked him up with the rush limbaugh show. so now he is doing the rush limbaugh show.o paul, every once in a while, i would get him to record my answering machine and do different voices. i made the mistake once of giving him my code to the answering machine. i actually had to get rid of that answering machine. in the middle of the night, he would change my messages and that created all kinds of problems. in fact, on sundays, when i was doing u.s. today for mondays, paul and i would get together to talk about parities and skits for his songs. when i am starting to draw my cartoon, i get focused and ignore everything. unbeknownst to me, paul would answer my telephone as me. later in the day, i would have friends calling me back asking me what kinds of medications i was on because i was speaking gibberish. and i would say, no, i have not spoken to you today. it was paul answering my phone as me. if you want an obnoxious friend, there is one for you. brian: a couple of years ago, al gore sold his television network , current tv, to al jazeera for $500 million, reportedly.

he was rushed to surgery overnight.he suspect is now in custody. >> fans, former teammates, everyone sending thoughts and prayer, eva pilgrim is here with the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, guys. david ortiz was just sitting at a table chatting with a friend when out of know where, a man rushed in the club taking aim right at him. it's the brutal point blank shooting that brought david ortiz, the baseball heavyweight, inches from death, all captured on security camera. this morning the three-time world series champion, known as big papi, is recovering in a dominican republic hospital, the ambush happening in his hometown. watch here as he suddenly slumps the over. abc news learned he was shot once in the back. the bullet exiting through his abdomen. the suspect fled on motorcycle before fleeing but police said he didn't get far, taken into custody outside the club. overnight, ortiz under going a successful surgery, but his injuries are serious. one of his doctors telling espn on the way to the ope

is resort to french and get a good overall you know it's an equal say you know but it's a bit of a rush if we in the she from move. our separate support for it's so important because that because of the by the epithets they could have i think. i knew. better that. the n.t. russian sanctions have had adverse economic consequences and caused a lot of controversy among european union countries you could have made it would all but father shed did him in said he couldn't get out of it by going to close it when switching me to only do it up a set up at the way to defend it let me erika that you're going to see your great looking which i got out. at the same time inevitable import things out has led to a substantial upturn in the russian agricultural sector just put on cellphones are . going to have a muslim fundamentalism you can live. on it and it just you know you don't go to the was a zillion runs after the one that's still on for. a loss or there's a good one for mr moment. c c c c c c c doesn't give me. a lot to fill up. only me bones on the most. powerful for. the whole. export it does

but i'm in no rush. sanctions are on. i'm in no rush. >> hans, let's backtrack that statement about president obama. was president trump correct? >> well, there's no evidence, jo, to suggest that president obama wasjo begging or in any w had a foreign policy oriented towards directly engaging the north korean leader. there simply isn't evidence from his aides, it wasn't part of the president's public pronouncements. we're unaware of this. his own senior aides have come out and said this is absolutely untrue. there is a criticism, which some of obama's own confidants make. namely it was neglect. in that meeting that president obama had with then president-elect, he made the point that, look, i'm handing this mess to you. it is a problem. you are going to have to do something about it. buto there's an acknowledgment from obama officials that they didn't dedicate that much time to north korea. now, the time, north korea looked different. yes, it was a nuclear state. the nuclear program wasn't as advanced and the acceleration

one person has been rushed to the hospital. >>> a wild night on 101. new dashcam video captures the moments before a wrong way driver causes a fatal pileup. >>> hundreds of the food workers at sfo say they are tired of living in near poverty and they are ready to walk the picket lines. good evening. i'm julia . >> we begin tonight with breaking news in contra costa county. kpix 5's betty yu joins us live near the caldecott tunnel. >> reporter: the chp just reopened both westbound lanes in the last hour. traffic is flowing again but as you can imagine it was quite a mess earlier this evening when a shooting in one bore of the caldecott tunnel shut it down. this happened before 8 pm tonight. someone opened fire on a car traveling in the tunnel and the driver was hit in the head and rushed to the hospital. luckily, the passenger was not struck. the chp says this appears to be an isolated incident and preliminary reports indicate that the suspect's car is white in color. while officers collected evidence this evening, the shooting created quite a traffic n

does the latest figure tell us how credible is that siri that chinese companies are actually just rushing. while many expect china to experience a larger economic hit and it's true that recent data show size of slow activities in china but the recent figures in the u.s. also show weaker job creation so it seems that the both countries are on equal footing and from make nomic standpoint both sides can gain a lot if the trade deal can be reached us for the unexpected trade growth was cited shippers cited. ocean carriers are freight forwarder is that there are russian shipments to get ahead of the potential tariff on 300000000000 of us out of u.s. exports from china and analysts also believe that the export growth will remember positive ensure and also likely supported by fund loading of on china as u.s. exports china's trade surplus with the u.s. has widened further remarkably well those numbers make progress less likely when you jinping will be meeting donald trump later this month. well guitar trade surplus number is politically sensitive and the root of the trade war we know is china has

wet rush hour former in the south. extends into eastern scotland through the afternoon, away from these areas, mix of sunshine and showers, east anglia and the south—east, not too many showers, dry weather, some spells of sunshine, temperatures 14 to 19 degrees. looking ahead to the weekend, a mix of sunshine and showers, temperatures higher than they have been. you're watching beyond 100 days... the us believes iran attacked two oil tankers in the gulf of oman — officials say a mine was found on one of the vessels. 0ne ship is norwegian, the other japanese. the iranians say someone staged the attacks to embarrass them. it is another major confrontation in one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world — the price of brent crude has spiked. borisjohnson tops the first ballot in the tory leadership contest — getting more than double the support of his nearest competition. also on the programme... after all the back and forth of the mueller inquiry, donald trump tells the us media he'd have no problem accepting informati

this morning's rush hour will be far from pleasant. the system putting in from the south.y as we had into the evening and showers will pop up as well. some showers particularly sharp, particular yard to the west where we have that warning. highs of 17 degrees. showers likely to rumble on through the first part of the evening, too. really quite frequent and sharp in nature. they will tend to lighten as we head into tomorrow morning. we start of the day tomorrow in double figures. very windy indeed. some gusts of wind 14-15 windy indeed. some gusts of wind 14—15 mph. sunday the quite a day of the weekend. iam back the weekend. i am back with the latest from bbc london newsroom in half—an—hour. goodbye for now. hello this is breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning, we've heard some astonishing stories as part of our d—day anniversary coverage this week, and we'll have more of the ones you've been sending to us, over the course of the morning. also this morning — she's won fou

maybe that's why you want to rush this bill to the floor. maybe that's why you don't want to give people an opportunity to read it. because how will you answer that? how will you answer that ategsal funding to investigate human traffickers who are smuggling children you do not want to include. did you read the editorials? is it wrong to prevent the administration from improving the welfare of unaccompanied children as this bill will do? democrats are far more interested in appearing to help children than in actually helping them. the pace and volume in which children have crossed our border over the last year have completely overwhelmed our existing resources. madam speaker, you're making sure that nobody can work overtime during this. the first half of 2019, more than 56,000 unaccompanied children were apprehended by the customs and border protection. that's a 74% increase from last year. and higher than the yearly totals for the last five. luckily, someone finally realized that's a crisis but made sure there's no money to deal with it. hea

she says a hero rushed her and others to safety before coming face-to-face with the gunman. >> he gave his life to save seven of us. god knew what he was doing putting him on this earth and gave us a guardian angel. >> and tonight, the final message from t killer hours before openg fire. it's raising new questions. >>> protest in london as the queen rolls out the royal treatment r the american president, and president trump unloads in a series of new controversies. the mayor of london a stone cold loser and denying he said something about meghan markle despite his continues being captured on tape. >>> new twists andtu s in the mystery that gripped the state of connecticut. a missing mom who vanished over a week her estranged husband and his girlfriend arrested but where is jennifer dulos. >>> private medical information exposed. an alarming announcement from one of the biggest blood testing chains in america. >>> danger in the water, a 17-year-old girl attacked by a shark off the carolina coast saved by her tfather who punched shark until he let her go. the warning every family should

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officials are urging tourists not to rush to judgement while these investigations unfold. david, more than 2.7 american tourists visited the island last year. the minister of tourism says it's working with hotels to reinforce safety conditions, and is working with authorities to get these families some answers. david? >> thank you. >>> now to the deadly and chaotic scene in wisconsin. a firefighter shot and killed by the man he was trying to help. body cam showing the man was revived from a suspected drug overdose when he suddenly pulled that gun. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, newly released body camera video capturing that deadly encounter in wisconsin. it started on a bus. paramedics reviving reuben houston with narcan for a suspected overdose. moments later officers repeatedly urging him to go the hospital. >> do you have any weapons on you? >> no, sir. >> you have a bulge on your right side. >> that's my phone. >> don't reach for anything. can i pat you down real quick? >> no, look, man, i have a problem with officers touching me. [ bleep ]. >> whoa, who

the problems began late this afternoon as rush hour got underway. the delays were as long as an hour in some cases affecting trains in all directions. bart said the tracks expand in hot weather. the explanation did little to ease frustrations. many passengers who were stuck on the trains that the air- conditioning wasn't working. >>> this is not the first time i have been on bart when it broke down in the summertime. hopefully they get faster at repairing things. the other two times this is happened to me it has been pretty quick. this time it has been over an hour. >> reporter: crews have been working on installing new equipment that can better withstand the heat. >>> the he sent a lot of people to bay area beaches. tragedy struck for one family. a 14-year-old boy drowned this afternoon in the water about 25 yards off of crissy field. deborah tells us about the desperate effort to save him.>> reporter: crissy field went from a refuge in the heat to a rescue seen in minutes. both jet skis divers in the latter high above scouting for a child who slip

dax in frankfurt but also the your stocks 50 going up and yes i guess we can talk about this gold rush as you just said because the gold price indeed went up by one percent gold is always considered as a safe haven here for investors and even though investors are again more optimistic they see gold as a very good investment in order to secure themselves when you talk for example about higher inflation rate this has been something that investors have been talking about for quite some time this latest development and that's very interesting is certainly paying off for a gold mine companies like there's new york for example down share price went up by 5 percent today some investors see all of this though a little bit more reluctant they are waiting for the g 20 meeting by the end of the month in japan that's where u.s. president donald trump and his chinese counterpart are scheduled to meet possibly with the goal to find a long awaited solution for the trade conflict between the 2 nations because we remember that this entire conflict has been overshadowing the markets for quite some time

these companies rushing out shipments to the u.s. to avoid new terrorists also coming up at the los angeles electronic entertainment expo east green some of the world's biggest gaming companies unveiled their latest surprises. to do business asia i want to go jones in berlin good to have you with us and was starting with some surprise figures china exports unexpectedly grew in may despite higher u.s. tariffs some analysts suspect the rise is down to chinese companies rushing out shipments to the united states to avoid new tariffs u.s. president donald trump slapped tire levies on some chinese products i was back in mid may and then he threatened to put duties on all chinese imports to the u.s. but despite strong efforts china's trade surplus with the united states has actually risen it climbed by 28 percent on aid in april to more than 26000000000 dollars last month. or it was so many figures let's bring in andreea hange who joins us now in singapore under a or so china says that the trade surplus has risen. figures looking at the ye

as the team defends himself that katie was rushed too soon -- that kd was rushed too soon into game five point >> had we known this was a possibility that this was even in the realm of possibility, there is no way we ever would have allowed kevin to come back. >> we are not even the king about the future, we are just taking about enjoying this last show at oracle. giving our fa, expect our fans to be the best they've ever been. >> for the record, curve agreed kd should play. his own medical staff, his agent, kevin durant, even wanda, they were all on the same page here. but, in terms of positive motivation, it is the warriors final game in the arena. when for kd. >> live one without him before. >> they have. kevin durant played 12 minutes of that last game and the warriors won the basketball game. >> it was a great one, thanks. >> libby schaff is auctioning off two tickets for charity, the winner will get to watch from the county suite, online bidding ends tomorrow at noon. and, as we get ready to say goodbye to oracle arena we want to say your memories from the warriors longtime home, s

up last month but is it just a blip many analysts believe the search is down to chinese companies rushing out shipments to the u.s. to avoid new terrorists also coming up at the los angeles electronic entertainment expo east green some of the world's biggest gaming companies unveiled their latest surprises. to do business asia i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us and was starting with some surprise china exports unexpectedly grew in may despite higher u.s. tariffs some analysts suspect the rise is down to chinese companies rushing out shipments to the united states to avoid new tariffs u.s. president trump slapped tire levies on some chinese products i was back in mid may and then he threatened to put duties on all chinese imports to the u.s. but despite efforts china's trade surplus with the united states has actually risen it climbed by 28 percent on aid in april to more than 26000000000 dollars last month. with so many figures let's bring in andreea hang who joins us now in singapore so china says that the trade surplus has risen. figures looking at the year as a whol

and is the government and its absolutely sure for me the government did nothing for you rushing toward your relations during the last few years so that was no any kind of positive in this direction and of course the reaction of the people was. really. the big emotional. reaction from the state of georgia for pollution i mean you know i just want to step in yeah i mean it was a huge reaction really 5000 people protesting over the incident people attempting to storm the parliament building. can you explain why it was such a huge reaction. i explained because of this thing which still exists in russian toy relations but what the political parties. especially south 2 political parties who are calling them themselves as a pro western and that right now to us is based. on how to say sincere play nice a people in their political goals and to just strengthen the russian really exists in a serious part of the georgian population. and just. to russian. the feeling of the population to do any kind of positive steps in the base direction and i can tell you that. of course it will lower the importa