travels through russia attorney on the sars gold the legendary trans-siberian train . we start off today show with the largest art event this year in the u.k. the great exhibition of the north over the next eighty days the northern english cities of newcastle and gateshead will host exhibitions and live performances will highlights include a special eighty near water sculpture where we checked out some of the attractions that await visitors. damien hirst's shop preserved in four mile high and john lennon's last piano objects associated with two artists who stand for the north of england in the city of newcastle and its neighboring town of gateshead the art of culture from the region is being celebrated in the great exhibition of the north it's a combination of art show concept and street festival. the idea is to hold an eighty day celebration really showcasing the very best of northern art design and innovation to actually show the world the contribution that nor the north and northerners has made in terms of some fantastic work yes in the past but more importantly wha

world cup soccer matches are being played so there's yet another reason to hop on board the elegant sars gold. lennon watches over the people here and your guitar and book the city is russia's fourth largest it's also near the birthplace of boris yeltsin. the passengers on the sars full train celebrate their arrival in europe take a tour and board lies right on the border between europe and asia. they've already traveled eight thousand kilometers from beijing feel the mongolian manchurian grassland passed along bought or like by call your coats and novosibirsk over ten days and nights until they arrive here and your guitar and board. the train is plush decorated in accordance with the tastes of the soviet era when only high ranking party officials were allowed to travel on. pot from hamburg have already seen a lot on their journey and they don't mind the modest accommodations. but the path to god i get used to the small bed even though i'm one meter ninety told and can only sleep in one position i don't mind. the train doesn't offer for a five star luxury top but it's comfortable enough

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secretary a sar said it's somewhere around 3,000. this is outrageous. so, no, i have little confidence that president trump is doing the right thing when it comes to keeping families together. we still have seen the children separated from their parents. fortunately we have a court order. let's make sure this court order is it adhered to. >> and if it's not, what happens then? >> well, you know, the court has a way of enforcing orders through contempt. but i think the american people are already outraged and they expect that parents and children will be reunited. it should be done in humane way, not in the a way that requires a parent to make a decision about the safety of their child. the families should be together. and be able to make these decisions together. >> all right. senator ben cardin, thank you for coming on with us on a very busy thursday during this holiday week. thanks for joining us. we appreciate you. >> my pleasure. >> and breaking news continues, what was the tipping point for epa plagued chief? plus the human health services suggest

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the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley.an avalanche. bruce normand and miller timothy were rescued by pilots at around 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. now, it sounds like something out of a james bond film — but a notorious career thief in france has escaped from prison in a helicopter. 46—year—old redoine faid — who is one of france's most wanted men — escaped from jail near paris this morning. it's believed that he was helped by a number of heavily armed men. it's faid's second jailbreak. in 2013 he blasted his way out of a prison using dynamite and was on the run for six weeks. the search for 12 young boys and their football coach, trapped in a flooded cave in thailand, has entered a second week. thai navy seal divers are closing in on an area where the boys are hoped to be, with a new pump raising hopes that more water can be drawn out. 0ur phillippines correspondent howard johnson reports. thanks to this pump, water levels inside the cave have started to fall and that

that this area where the disaster happened is very remote and plus we have rainy season right now and sars is asia so the few roads that actually leads to this disaster area they are muddy. they are too to pass and this really is a big big challenge for the rescue authorities firefighters and everybody who was involved they have some off some neighboring countries have offered their support stalin vietnam they might stop us. and also specialists to that area but of course it's a very very difficult situation for the authorities and we have reports that still three thousand people are waiting to be rescued so they are sitting on roofs they are sitting on trees the area below beneath them is flat it's and so but clearly it's a dangerous situation for them pretty rich talking about a huge number of people who've been affected here and we understand that the damage actually appeared in the hydroelectric dam the day before the collapse so why weren't villages downstream evacuated. well that's one of the question that is being race right now it's probably about twenty four hours before the disas

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sebastopol in crimea a city built by russian sars to accommodate their mother of warships a proud officer city a city of heroes they say here unlike other cities in crimea they say sebastopol has always been russian and now it's under russian sway again after moscow annexed it in two thousand and fourteen. but there are still no big russian banks here no big foreign companies not even international bank cards work. and it's all because of sanctions imposed by the west in response to the annexation. southfork that was the message we now belong to russia we have been given back our homeland which we really have lost any of that that i'm going to go towards in the bottom you can compare this feeling with the little inconveniences of sanctions they really are insignificant after all we have come home to roost as a book normal all go works for the ngo are so vast a poor which campaigns against corruption and mismanagement in the authorities she knows the downside of pressure too but she says that's not enough to doubt russia over all what are still. in the could we grow up between the warships

the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley.rmand and timothy miller were rescued by pilots at about 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. there were celebrations in tredegar today, as the community remembered its most famous son — the founder of the nhs, aneurin bevan. it's been the culmination of a week of events in the town, where bevan used the local workingmen's medical aid society, as the blueprint for the national health service — which turns 70 later this week. 0ur wales correspondent, sian lloyd, reports. brass band plays. tredegar took to the streets for bevan day in traditional style. hundreds joined the local band on a banner march to remember this former mining town's famous son, and to commemorate 70 years of the national health service he founded. i think we're all paying homage to nye, and if he were here today, i'm sure he would be incredibly proud. i've brought my son, as well, who thanks the nhs, had some life—saving operation when he was six weeks old, so it is rea

critics jumped on sar sarah huce sanders for tweeting about this. >> some say she broke the rules by tweeting with her professional government account. she tweeted about it. there are some people saying she shouldn't have tweet bit at all. she wasn't attacking the restaurant necessarily. howie: we'll agree to disagree because we are trying to be civil. after the break, frank luntz is here. howie: the media up in arms over the harassment of trump aide. let's bring in frank luntz. you heard the last segment. it got pretty heated on and off the set whether it's cool to harass trump aides in restaurants and stores. whether it's a response to donald trump's sometimes aggressive language. what's your view and how does it play out in public opinion. frank: i live in focus groups. all i hear is people who can't wait to get their point told and don't care about listening. it's all one-sided. it's not what you can teach me. it's what i want you to know and i demand that you know it. the shooting and killing of these journalists. it's going to get worse unless someone stand up and says enough i

the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley.normand and timothy miller were rescued by pilots at about 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. seven out of 10 council leaders in england believe income tax needs to rise to fund adult social care. that's according to research by the local government association, which says more money is needed now. the department of health and social care says it will publish its proposals in the autumn. our reporter simonjones has more. with an ageing population and a squeeze on council budgets, the strains on care services can no longer be ignored — that's the message from the local government association, which supports local authorities, ahead of its annual conference next week. although councils in england have been able to increase council tax in recent years to help meet the cost, many say it's not enough. it's the overwhelming concern of council leaders across the country that the crisis in the funding for social care is becoming more and more acu

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the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley.y an avalanche. bruce normand and miller timothy were rescued by pilots at around 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. a notorious career thief in france has escaped from prison... in a helicopter. 46—year—old redoine faid — who is one of france's most wanted criminals — escaped from jail near paris this morning. it's believed that he was helped by a number of heavily armed men. it's faid's second jailbreak. in 2013 he blasted his way out of a prison using dynamite and was on the run for six weeks. a privately developed rocket has exploded and crashed to the ground just seconds after lift—off in japan. hundreds of people were watching in shock as it fell from the sky in flames at a test site on the island of hokkaido. it was unmanned and there were no injuries reported. the rocket was developed by a company which is hoping to provide affordable commercial space flights. it was japan's second attempt at sending a private rocket into space. t

the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley. by an avalanche. bruce normand and timothy miller were rescued by pilots at around 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. a notorious career thief in france has escaped from prison... in a helicopter. 46—year—old redoine faid, who is one of france's most wanted criminals, escaped from jail near paris this morning. it's believed that he was helped by a number of heavily armed men. it's faid's second jailbreak. in 2013 he blasted his way out of a prison using dynamite and was on the run for six weeks. seven out of ten council leaders in england believe income tax needs to be raised to fund adult social care. that's according to research by the local government association, which says more money is needed now. the department of health and social care says it will publish its proposals in the autumn. 0ur reporter simonjones has more. with an ageing population and a squeeze on council budgets, the strains on care services can no longer be ignored

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the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley.uce normand and miller timothy were rescued by pilots at around 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. a notorious career thief in france has escaped from prison... in a helicopter. 46—year—old redoine faid — who is one of france's most wanted criminals — escaped from jail near paris this morning. it's believed that he was helped by a number of heavily armed men. it's faid's second jailbreak. in 2013 he blasted his way out of a prison using dynamite and was on the run for six weeks. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. for much of the country, more of the same, dry, sunny and very warm is not hot but we have a yellow warning from the met office for by the storms across south—west england, parts of wales and a few of those may bilderberg eastwards through hampshire, sussex, surrey and up towards london. more cloud across northern ireland and north—west scotland, the odd spot of rain but aside from that, dry with plenty of sunshi

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san jose going to 785. 89 in sar toga and upper 80s expected for couper tee know. 72 in san bruno. expected for san francisco and 64 the afternoon high for pacifica. as we get into the days ahead, temperatures are cooling off some, a gradual drop hard to tell from one day to the next. temperatures in the low 80s for our bay side communities and low 90s for our inland cities so that should feel better and getting into the weekend, not much change. 60s at the coast and low 80s around the bay and low 90s expected inland. >> got it, thank you rosemary. >>> in japan 100 people are believed to be dead and dozens more still unaccounted for after heavy rains and mud slides pounded the southern part of the country. the prime minister cancelled his plan to europe and the middle east in order to to oversee the emergency response. rescuers are resuming the search through the thick mud looking for survey vors. parts of southwestern japan received three times the usual rainfall for all of july. an estimated 2 million people now being ordered to evacuate. >>> a tropical storm in the atlantic ocea

close, cooler there at 52 which is cruz mountains. 53 in san jose state, 60 degrees and mid 50s in sar toga. there was a howling wind overnight, a gust of 30 coming down now only 15. still on shore but not as strong as it was. water temperature san francisco, 53. water temperatures still cool for us here. i don't see that changing any time soon. 54 in monterey. you see the cloud cover getting closer. right now in the high desert and southern california, san joaquin valley and parts of the sierra. just in the south of lake tahoe getting closer. very quiet week here. steady pattern, subtle day-to- day changes. warm to hot inland. by the coast, it's nice. 60s and 70s on the temperatures and 80s and 90s for some. the pattern looks like it's stuck. cooler as we head with the high clouds by midweek and things look like they level off. >> near average for this time of year. we'll take it. >> welcome back, steve. >> thank you sir. >>> as we daring cave rescue of trapped soccer players is going on now in thailand. more boys have been rescued, we'll keep covering this and bring you an update on

first of all, i want to say when i met with sar sara on site, she hadn't been on site recently. when we were in the rear lightw ell, she explained to ex exclaimed wow, there is a lot of light coming in here. i believe you have to be on the site to see this and there is a light of light that goes through from the lightwell lightwell. originally in the plan in the living room we had an enclosed workshop and we are proposing removing that so now the window space is completely open for the existing windows and they will share the light for that space collectively and we are pros eizing proposing new windows in windows in the breeze way. the doorway we are proposing glazed panel so more light will come into the breezeway and that breezeway will be painted a light color so light will reflect. we are thinking of doing sun tunnels. we have a diagram. it's placed on exter yol exterior exter exterior wall. [bell ringing] >> your time is up. >> i have a question for the architect or attorney. so the difference between the third unit and adu is section 135 of the planning code still applica

sar sarah, what have you learned? >> reporter: that's right, brooke. the judge made the decision.ia butina will await trial in jail with no bond. she entered a plea of not guilty and it was a fight between the government, as well as her lawyers, over whether she was actually a flight risk. argument the government was making is she's essentially a russian spy operating here in the u.s., and that if she was allowed out of that courtroom, she could get in a diplomatic vehicle, seek refuge at the russian embassy and nothing u.s. laws could do to keep her in the country and ensure she showed up in court. her attorney has said she's already faced a number of inquiries from a number of government agencies. they say they are apartment was raided in apartment, and she still stuck around. he was unsuccessfully trying to make the case she is not a government spy and should have been released on her own recognizance. but that did not appear convincing to the judge who has decided maria butina is going to await trial in a jail cell. >> sarah, thank you. >>> to ohio now, a long-time ohio republ

for sar -- he doesn't have experience. andrew mick k -- andrew mccabe. james comey nominated him as fbi director in 2016. attorney general jeff sessions fired him just two days before his retirement in march of this year. spokesperson says he no longer has security clearance either. so what are we talking about him for? finally, susan rice president obama's national security adviser from 2013 to 2017. she also served under president clinton. that's who we are talking about here. >> joining us now, malcolm with more than 30 years. also the author of the new book. and clint watts, who wrote the book messing with the enemy. malcolm, washington post op ed calls this a real howler, thigh slapper, so laughably stupid, coming from someone if he weren't president likely couldn't get security clearance if he tried. now, we just heard speaker ryan say the president was trolling the intel officials. what in god's name is going on? >> well, that's exactly what he's doing. trolling the intel officials. you're absolutely right. donald trump could not ever be cleared i

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it was not felt that much in san jose but in morgan hill and sar man teen it was. 7 -- st.n it was. there was 3.1 earthquake 1 hour and 45 minutes ago. we are a half-hour's way from baseball at at&t park. cubs are in town. clear and mild and 65 for first pitch. free moppet tonight 58. warm night for vallejo and concord. low 60s there. santa rosa 5 #. pacifica 54 and hasn't -- 54 a sicka 54 and hasn't rained in san jose in 84 days. 8 # days ago is the last time we had measurable rainfall in san jose. the middle of the april is when we had rain. we have rain in phoenix around las vegas that's tropical moisture giving us a slight increase in cloud cover and another couple sticky days for us coming up thursday and friday. that's about the only change in our weather for the next week. ridge stays to the south. low pressure stays to the north. and we will keep a light onshore flow keeping you cooler at the beach. keeping you a couple degrees above average in san francisco but not strong enough to cool you down that much inland where highs will be in the 90s. cloud cover tomorrow.

firefighters evacuated businesses and homes a within half mile radius, and as nbc's sar w -- if iteren'tion, more lives would have been last. >> on scene for a gas leak. we just had a building explosion. >> reporter: a wisconsin street reduced to rubble. >> i was just horrific. just absolutely horrific. >> reporter: one firefighter killed, multiple people ht. a massive natural gas explosion ripped through downtown sun prairie, about 16 miles outside madison. officials responded during the dinnr to reports of a gas leak after a contractor reportedly struck a gas line.cu an eion of restmerants and ho was under way when the explosion hit. firefighters battling flames for hours afterwards. authorities i firefighter killed as captain cor cor corey bard, ten-year veteran of the department. they continued to move through the rubble, praise for the first responders to who moved to get people to safety quickly. >> thank god our first responders were able to get the majority of people evacuated xpfore thesion. it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: putting their own lives on the line in t pr