the only person she knew was shane warned. —— warne.tually quite nice to talk to somebody who had no idea. what are her qualities that have brought you back from the bank? you know, she listened. her empathy. her understanding. but mainlyjust, as a friend, she knew that i was a good guy in a very bad place and she lived on christmas island, she was one of those who, when the boat people came in, she was there to help the refugees, so she just had a lot of empathy and she could see that i was a decent guy too. probably the only one at the time. a couple more points. the first is this incident which occurs several months, i'm a bit confused with the time, you are back in the same hotel, on the balcony, you had contemplated ending your life and suddenly... geez, i mean, rob, you mention it and to try and relive that, i try and remain strong but having walked along the beach, i visualised exactly what i was going to do and how i was going to end my life. and then three years later, when i was clean, wasn't drinking, and i was approached by

there was a two-year investigation, shane. you think a few panels for three-hour hearings inside the congress are going to do bert than bob mueller? i heard you and liberals for saying just wait for mueller report to come out. he is a good investigator. he found nothing. so what, jerry nadler. >> he did find something. he said i'm not going to go this way or that way. >> nothing illegal. >> he said this is what the real facts are. i will not determine. >> and he handed it to congress and nancy pelosi thinks there is such an iron clad case that she is talking about locking him up instead of moving in impeachment hearings. if they had a close and shut case it seems they might move with it. thank you very much for the spirited debate this evening. next breaking new details from washington tonight where moments ago a deal was struck with mexico to stop the illegal invasion of illegal immigrants at our southern border to avoid new tariffs come monday. >> president trump: they send in illegal drugs, $500 billion. 100,000 people are

i would like to invite shane watson and donna graves up to the podium. when our office is all received notice of this year's pride month special commendations, we immediately thought to honor the brilliant co-authors of the citywide historic context statement for lgbtq history in the city and county of san francisco. there's a lot to say about this monumental effort and how it started, but let me start by speaking in my own personal role as somebody who has championed historic preservation and advocated it in the northeast corner of the city. long before i came into elected office in the 1990s, i was community advocate and helped save the colombo building at number 1 columbus avenue. i became acquainted with the history of the black cat and the paper doll that this board of supervisors has landmarked today , and we ultimately saved one columbus avenue from the wrecking ball. that was right at about the same time that the carmel fallon house was on the chopping block, and the story of the context statement, i think begins in that effort to save that 104 -

we also have "new york times" marshal politic reporter, shane goldmacher in studio with me. first. the mayor was in south carolina, also addressing a very important bloc that he is now addressing, the african-american community. how do you draw the two together? what you're seeing that's happening there in his hometown and the way he brought his message to south carolina yesterday? >> well, thank you for having me. he certainly was well received by his supporters at the convention on saturday. but buttigieg missed a prime opportunity to talk to directly black voters who make up the core voting bloc of the state eegs democratic party here in south carolina. he was not at congressman jim clyburn's dubbed world famous fish fry which is not only a good opportunity for these candidates to schmooze with clyburn, himself, but to really speak one-on-one with voters. and for many voters who are at the fish fry, they did not attend the convention. so they missed an opportunity, if you had questions or thoughts on buttigieg and wanted to see him, you missed that opportunity to do so th

host: leo shane is deputy editor for the military times. he joins us for a look at the difference spending and policy bills in congress. as the senate plans to take up its defense policy bill next week, what are some of the key priorities included either defense chair? leo: this is an expensive bill. the authorization bill is hundreds of different policy priorities. the big one for troops is the pay raise of 3%. there are quite a few issues dealing with military housing. a lot of folks have been following that issue. a lot of problems have surfaced because of reuters reporting as of substandard issues at the housing, repairs that were undone, mold and things like that. this will put $300 million towards that problem. a lot more planes, a lot more ships. this has a top line of $750 billion of spending, which is the largest ever seen, and what the white house wants, but it is more than congressional democrats have been looking for. the house armed services committee has marked up one $17 billion less. they were looking at an appropriations bi

good afternoon, i'm shane watt ton, architectal preservation planner. co-chair of the city wide lgbtq heritage strategy committee on arts and culture and as supervisor peskin mentions that co author with donna gray of the city wide historic context statement for lgbtq history in san francisco. out of the 300 or more properties that we documented in the historic context the paper doll is 120 we identified for potential landmark status. the paper doll is significant as what many historians believe to be the first queer restaurant in the city. it afforded sexual minority communities a place to live somewhat openly and love somewhat openly in a place that was relatively safe for these people during a time when it was illegal to just be themselves. so, with that said, i hope up join me and supporting and championing this landmark nomination and preserving what is hopefully will be an exciting future for the paper doll. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> i am here but as a number of the g.o.p. t. sis hor i canal spy and working group. i had the privilege o

. >>> joining us now, two cnn legal analysts, shane wu and carrie cordero.ment have a valid argument hre that there's no legislative purpose and it carries the risk of abuse? >> they do not. that was not a legal opinion, john, it was just, as laura said, an argument. i mean, when i worked at the department my understanding was the department defended our laws. here they seem inclined to either abandon them or find a way around them. this is just sully they're saying that they're questioning the motives. they're not in the business of questioning motive. they're in the business of doing legal analysis. there's no legal analysis in these 33 pages. >> as laura pointed out the doj says chairman neal proclaimed publicly several times he was committed to making the president's tax returns available to the public which they say proves this is partisan and not for legislative reasons. do chairman neal's prior statements have -- undercut his argument here? >> i think it's possible for two things to be true. it's possible for him to have a legitimate legislative purpo

captain, michael vaughan said that australia were better in all departments today while aussie legend shane says australia had too much intensity for england and added the aussies are ‘going to be hard to stop now‘. he's not wrong — look at that table. that results makes australia the first team to book a semi—final spot. but for england, it means they might need to win their last two games — against the tournament's only two unbeaten teams, india and new zealand — to guarantee qualification. they stay fourth in the table after that defeat, with the top four teams progressing, but can still be overtaken by bangladesh, sri lanka and pakistan. on to the women's world cup — and there was heartbreak forjapan as late penalty saw them lose 2—1 to netherlands in the last 16. the dutch opened the scoring in the first half after lieke martens gots a brilliant flick on with the back of her heel. butjust before the break, yui hasegawa equalised forjapan with perhaps one of the goals of the tournament so far. after that, the japanese hit the woodwork twice before this handball in the 90th minute allowe

and just when it looked like ireland were heading for defeat, shane duffy scored in the 85th minute toit 1—1. ireland are top of group d. chelsea have confirmed this evening that they've agreed a deal to sell eden hazard to real madrid. just over a week since hazard helped chelsea win the europa league, the belgian international will now be on his way to spain subject to a medical. real haven't revealed the fee, but it's reportedly nearly £89 million and could rise to £150 million. that is a chelsea club record. let's take a quick look at some of the other football stories around today. and hazard's soon—to—be ex—club chelsea have gone to the court of arbitration for sport to appeal their two—window transfer ban. they're not allowed to buy any new players until the end of january 2020 due to irregularities in how they've been signing foreignjuniors. their first appeal to fifa failed. manchester united have agreed a deal in principle to sign swansea city's winger danieljames. the 21—year—old wales international has completed a medical and will become ole gunnar solskjaer‘s first signing

what we have to fight for education is important and the pension reform is unjust but the clashes are shane coming. rio de janeiro also saw clashes with police deploying tear gas there as well. since taking office at the start of the year both government has already faced a series of protests by women's and indigenous groups by teachers and by students so far it's simply ignored friday's general strike. thank you at the women's world cup the netherlands have qualified for the knockout stage after securing their 2nd win of the tournament against cameroon it was a special game to say the least for dutch striker if yanna who drove. the usual city of orange was there to greet the dutch side and they gave their fun something to cheer on 41 minutes when to be on the medium of the opener with the full extent there was the lead did not last long with cameron levelling through gabrial on getting a i then delivered a message home via her t.-shirt it was cameroon 1st goal in 251 world cup minutes was the 2nd half belonged to the netherlands though and they reached elite quickly after the restart domin

shane. gould was to go i do gooders for those of you of those who are those results were usually a school you're used to your good good good good good good to you was good on the board of the village school the books of nature the. potential for power. to. be. sure. to protect. pushed the faults of the left by the muslim who puts it because that is something that indeed was. first. approached. that. if the she took. her. and now crossing the threshold to your cheek and making his 5th flight into space also now on board the international space. that's for security very far from here for support for. her her her. her. her her her her. her. her. her. here everything is very different than back on they have to float brothers and and it's not that easy to get used to they have to sleep standing up in a sleeping bag making sure to zip up so that they don't flail about in syria gravity that's a station you have to learn how to get alone anyways there are too many threads here to waste time quarrell

while aussie legend shane warne says australia had too much intensity for england and added the aussiesing to be hard to stop now". there was late drama at the women's world cup, where the netherlands scored a 90th minute penalty to beatjapan and reach the quarter—finals. they'll face italy in the last 8 on saturday, after the italians beat china 2—0 to reach the quarter finals for the first time in 28 years. rounding up the action, here's holly hamilton. since these are two at the same stage four years ago, their fortunes have been very different. japan went on to the final but have been in decline ever since. in contrast, the netherlands have turned themselves into european champions and they quickly showed by many fancy them as champions. lieke martens, the barcelona's star, first of the tournament. and before the break, yui hasegawa made it 1—1. the second half looked like japan where the most likely to get a winner with yuka momiki getting close. when the woodwork was not stopping them sari van veenendaal was. eventually the netherlands will get their chance. a penalty for handball

irishman shane lowry and american webb simpson tied second, while mcilroy‘s fellow northern irishmans open tournament on his home course at royal portrush. its really call. —— cool. i've had such a great weekend canada. the people couldn't be more welcoming. i heard they were during for the ra ptors heard they were during for the raptors on sunday night. hopefully they get it done on monday. its been an awesome week and i'm very proud of myself, very proud to win my second national open and i can't wait to come back next week. now to cycling. the criterion did often on sunday. 32—year—old who writes for tea m sunday. 32—year—old who writes for team dimension took it from philippe gilbert. last year's winner. chris froome finished safely in the peleton. just enough time to let you know that the boston —— boston is up to st louis in the stanley cup final. if they win it, they will win the stanley cup for the first time ever but at the moment, they are losing. hello there. we've got some heavy rain in the forecast over the next few days, particularly targeting parts of england and wales

what we have to fight for education is important in the pension reform is unjust but the clashes are shane coming. rio de janeiro also clashes with police deploying tear gas there as well. since taking office at the start of the year rose government has already faced a series of protests by women's and indigenous groups by teachers and by students so far it's simply ignored friday's general strike. and that will bring in some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of venezuelans have rushed across britain's border before restrictions on their entry came into effect at midnight on friday and even israelis have been fleeing their country's economic and political crisis under the new regulations they must have valid visas and passports to enter her through. pope francis has called for steps to be taken to address climate change at a summit he told business leaders time was running out and said carbon pricing and new energy sources were essential. demonstrators rallied in the algerian capital for the 17th consecutive friday demanding the removal of all of fish oils links t

they are after that went by the netherlands and certainly a big day for of again me to ma how did shane have minutes to score so many goals and she's so young just nights years old it's an incredible record is no i mean she did have a she made her debut in the national same issue 7 she has been playing at an international level already for 5 years but even in that time 60 goals it's just quite incredible our interest for a long time left in the chinese probably quite hard to keep rising yeah indeed well there was another game on saturday canada playing new zealand have of that panned out well kind of they were by far the superior team but like i said i mean like it happened with the news with the netherlands patnaik and cameroon they had a fairly tough time breaking new zealand down they didn't rate too many chances in the 1st haul christine sinclair hit the ball early on it was but it wasn't until just fleming managed to slide this finish to. right hand corner that kind of took the lead player on the show prince freed up office and they hit the woodwork again to know was the fonz for n

what we have to fight for education is important and the pension reform is unjust but the clashes are shane coming at. rio de janeiro also saw clashes with police deploying tear gas there as well. since taking office at the start of the year both government has already faced a series of protests by women's and indigenous groups by teachers and by students so far it's simply ignored friday's general strike. football now when in the 1st of today's games of the women's world cup european champions the netherlands have qualified for the last 16 by beating cameroon 3 to one the dutch took the lead on one minutes after a good build up resulted in viviana me dema having in the lead did not last long cameroon levelling here through gabriele in ne she then delivered a message home via her t.-shirt pretty cool but the netherlands scored twice in the 2nd half and that sealed the victory. in yesterday's late game england booked their place in the next round with a one nil win over argentina england dominated the match and had numerous chances to score in the key term paris and a golden opportunity here

. >> david walton and chin shane. >> thank you for letting me speak. last meeting i attended a meeting on behalf of the 20th avenue bike project and at the meeting, i was surprised to learn that i had not heard of how to giffin put to the meeting and one of the merchants complained that they felt they were not given adequate opportunities to giffin pu giveo the meeting and i heard director torres quiz the project workers like how was input object taped from seniors who centra who hado the area in cars. the topic i wanted to bring was, to me it seems like the method, there whether two open house and san vaasing cause performed but the metric wasn't obtained, for example, 15 bike riders were interviews, 80% of the merchants were interviewed, 20 seniors, 15 disabled pedestrians. there was no metric that the method provided the data that you needed to ensure that all the demographic groups were represented. long story short, i wanted to propose to the board when the sfmta project workers are submitting proposals they provide a metric that all demographic g

so good to see you, sir. [ applause ] now leo shane from military times is here. he's got an hour with me on c-span later today, but he's here waiting to ask questions. but leo, thank you also for everything you to do to keep our military community aware and active when it comes to those issues that mean the most. but because leo's here i'm going to repeat a story that he's heard often. and i will start our time together with a little bit of history. i often refer back to president eisenhower when i think about the world that all of us inhabit. i have had the privilege of seeing this military world from many angles. as dependent, as the son of a gravely wounded combat office and as a senior leader in the pentagon and it probably seems strange that i'm constantly contemplating the meaning of service and does that meaning ever change? well, i found in my past i had a wonderful opportunity to get to know a fellow named ned beech, captain, united states navy. you probably have heard of his book "run silent, run deep." well, captain beech had many lives. one of them wa

how about shane in pennsylvania. shane? >> hey, jim, how is it going i hope you had a great father's day. >> i had a terrific one. my kids all made it and that's all i care about how about you? >> caller: had a good one, thanks. >> good. >> my stock is allergan. i've been in the stock for two years and getting crushed. i'm only 25. i think i got some time to go. do you think i should buy, sell or hold? >> i think that it can -- you hit it at a two-week low it would be a big mistake for me to tell you to sell. it doesn't have the growth that i like it doesn't have the pipeline that i thought it did. we managed to sell it for the travel trust at high level but it still hurt us i'm not a fan. let's just put itthat way. eric in massachusetts, eric? >> hey, dr. cramer, big boo-yah. >> thank you. >> caller: first-time caller my question is about way fair. ticker symbol w. >> right. >> first quarter showed 39% increase year over year on revenue. >> it didn't make any money. i'll guide you towards r.h we had gary freedman on. could

from the nation this louis almost feel to me i'm used to this and other massage i mean yeah man yeah shane you are going to involve me in a very hasty kind of case if. you are not i still have to. reach you i have good friends as you know do you know what i wore you more you would vomit today just. if the whole truth i'm doing this. for you only someone who knows the. ins and. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that in this population a problem for conviction. had any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said they're forward. sound a statement that i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with solving their crime. when the lawmakers manufacture consent instant to the public will. when the ruling cla

andy shane is the columbia bureau chief of the post and courier which conducted the poll and cornellcher is a former obama pollster and msnbc political analyst. andy, i thought there were so many real interesting things in q4 poll. joe biden still the front runner and almost under any circumstances a 20-point lead would have you feeling pretty good. but could you also look at this as sort of the glow of his announcement fading? what's your take on how this poll treats joe biden? >> well, he certainly got a bump after his announcement. our last poll was taken about two weeks after he formally joined the race and he certainly got a big bump from that. the numbers we saw come from last week are more in line with what he was getting back in february and april. so he's back in that high 30s, where he's been pretty much at in south carolina. and so he's still holding it largely but not after the lead he held after his announcement. >> talk about what's behind those numbers because that's where it gets interesting. what is it that people find is his biggest strength and what are his biggest

this is petty officer second class shane santos. a navy aviation mechanic serving in oklahoma. she credits her success in the navy with the many lessons she learned growing up in union city. ♪ i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ >>> that was a really nice moment in st. louis with stephen piscotty. >> it was nice coordination to trade piscotty here. his mom had als. and he was able to be with her. today for the first time, the a's travel to st. louis. interleague play. here the greeting he received from the st. louis cardinals fans when his name was announced tonight. >> batting sixth, no. 25, right fielder, stephen piscotty. >> nice standing ovation. piscotty and the a's, however, were down 3-1 early in this game. chad pender puts a charge into one. his seventh of the year. a six-run 5th inning for the a's. and later, piscotty's dad taking a little video of his son coming to the plate. and the a's continue that big inning right up the center of the diamond for a clean rbi single. and the a's go on to a 7-3 win. cute kid of the night. matt bu

time my name's methadone shane and this is free stuff. and we will be finding out more about melody and why she's so fit coming up later on in the show everyone and welcome to another exciting edition of your own max with meet your host meghan lee here's a look at 2 more of today's stories. and tying in photographer creates the stars favorite foods in still lifes. and a roving reporter hendrik founding checks out the world's highest church spire. but 1st in the spirit of the women's soccer world cup underway in france right now we would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to one of the most successful freestyle footballers ever mother di da shape from france has won the freestyle world championship title 4 times well unfortunately injury forced an early end to her soccer career but still she has proven that she can hold her own in this male dominated sport. coordination both control and balance it seems middleby dome shape from paris has it all she's one of the world's best football freestylers jennifer skylights freestyle beca

only shortly after both of his parents died shane dropped out of primary school and out there was no one taking care of him he was forced to live on the streets. i slept on the outside for and of houses sometimes even in gabby's containers where i was looking for some leftovers to eat quite frankly my life as a strict child really wasn't. worth all the while now going through all of the economy. in this part of the rundown government's efforts for inclusion of children with disabilities the still faced stigma and many end up on the streets breaking becomes key to their survival as it was 14 and more than it was when a family is poor and have a child with disabilities this child or so from the work or even in the society it is treated like we're still sick with them but i want them all sound. to fights every day life challenges james started training on the street when he was a teenager no one told him to apply to the you know i just it's a size 2 on the road for a street child which protect himself against threats from others. you know that's why i started training i wanted to become

.>> reporter: shane powell and his friends say they decided to save a car ride and walk from the rodeon livermore to a live nearby pub. >>> it was such a nice evening.>> reporter: the air district wants more people to do the same tomorrow. on the first spare the air day this year.>>> we have exhausts for millions of automobiles combining with hot temperatures low wind and that is creating a sm we are asking residents to reduce driving. >> reporter: livermore valley and south santa clara county have high ozone concentrations. so people should limit their exercise until later in the evening. people with respiratory and heart conditions should also be mindful of their activities. already smoke from the sand fire in yolo county is drifting into the bay area. marin county fire tweeted this photo of the smoke drift. tonight in downtown livermore and this saying like the best way to cool off. this seemed like the best way to cool off.>>> and lizzie founta. tgsneeded a break from the heat.>> it is hot in the summer. not as hot as arizona.>> reporter: many people welcomed the summerlike weather

one of the whistleblowers questioned why shane and others were still waiting for an outcome while the allegations of sexual and physical abuse 1st surfaced publicly in november last year fifa suspended 6 people including the accused head of ghana stones football association herman deen he denies the allegations. in a statement to news he 1st said it couldn't comment on karim's case while the investigation was still ongoing she added that it was strongly committed to promoting the safety and wellbeing of all individuals involved in football activities and that it has a quote 0 tolerance policy on human rights violations they condemns all forms of gender based violence all right i'm now joined in the studio by the team's director leader for pollock who made the abuse claims she is in berlin for the discover football conference which aims to give women a voice against discrimination in sports it's a privilege to have you here with us on the set we basically grabbed you from the tarmac and got you here in the studio to talk about this very important topic i'd like to get your reaction 1st

shane stevens is a founding partner of true zero, which owns seven of the bay area's hydrogen retail fueling stations. >> we do anticipate som and teething pains during the early years. when you have every station in the bay area down, that's a major hiccup. >> that's one that krista hansen hadn't anticipated, whichsy a pain. what can i say? but if more people were using these, it would be more available. and any sort of problem would be less of an issue. >> hansen says she traded in her prius a year and a half ago and loves her hydrogen-fueled vehicle. >> clearly we could have a problem with filling it up, i guess. but this is the first time i've encountered that. and unlike electric cars, it doesn't take you ten hours. it takes five, ten minutes. >> stephens estimate there are 3,000 to 5,000 fuel cell vehicles in the bay area. he anticipates true zero will be able to get some of its stations back online in the coming days. in the meantime, hansen says she plans to use her husband's gas-fueled vehicle instead. back live now, we reached out to the three car manufacturers of hydrogen

shane, shame. democrats are going to have these ridiculous rabbit holes in doing this multiple years trying to attack and candidate donald trump and how the president. the speed to a judicial defend of the president said no gray area. >> no right answer for this. house intelligence committee issued subpoena for the national security michael flynn antiporn deputy campaign rick gates to provide testimony and documents before mid-july. but critics say this is another political stump by democrats because both flynn and gates cooperate impending special court court cases, bret. >> bret: catherine herridge life onto capitol hill. and late this afternoon we learned about one minute staff shake-up in the trump administration. president trump via twitter announcing the departure of sarah sanders at the end of the month. the president and his outgoing press secretary shared a warm moment at the white house. >> she has been so great. she has such hard. she is strong, but with a great, great heart. i want to t

and just when it looked like ireland were heading for defeat, shane duffy scored in the 85th minute toal to sell edin hazard to real madrid. just over a week since hazard helped chelsea win the europa league, the belgian international will now be on his way to spain subject to a medical. real haven't revealed the fee but it's reportedly nearly £89 million and could rise to £150 million. that would be a chelsea club record. jo konta says she has no regrets after another grand slam semi—final defeat. she'd become the first briton to reach the last four of the french open since 1983 but missed out on the final after losing to the czech teenager marketa vondrousova. konta was a break up in the first set but went on to lose it and the same happened in the second, losing it on a tie—break to the vondrousova. the 19—year—old will play australia's ashleigh barty in tomorrow's final in which we'll see another first time winner crowned at roland garros. it's very unlikely that the same will happen in the men's draw though, rafa nadal is through to his third consecutive french open final, the kin

irishman shane lowry and american webb simpson tied second, while mcilroy‘s fellow northern irishmanurse at royal portrush. india beat defending champions australia by 36 runs to make it 2 wins out of 2 at the cricket world cup. shikhar dharwan made 117 as india posted 352 for 5 from their 50 overs. australia were always behind the required rate and despite a top score of 69 from steve smith they fell short. england's women have wrapped up the one—day series against west indies. 0pener tammy beaumont top—scored with 61 as they reached 233. the west indies target was revised because of two rain delays in worcester but they still lost by 121 runs. england are 2—up with one to play and more importanly, the result all but guarantees them qualification for the 2021 world cup. in rugby league news there were a couple of super league games to tell you about from sunday and a real shock with bottom of the table london broncos inflicting a golden—point defeat on leaders st helens. morgan smith's drop—goal proved the difference — the broncos just edging it 23—22. there was another tight finish

shane duffy scored the equaliser in the 85th minute. ireland are top of their group.hey face bangladesh in cardiff. they are still the tournament favourite. captain eoin morgan says they will have learnt from that loss. games where we have been defeated, probably heavily in the past, we‘ve probably learned the most, because we have still managed to stay in the game. we have remained in headspace were regularly we can still win the game. and that shows probably a lot more to us and to our supporters about what they don‘t see all the time. to our supporters about what they don't see all the time. fingers crossed for the weather in cardiff. in the super league castleford came from behind to beat huddersfield by a single point, 27—26. leeds eased their relegation fears with a 10— is neil —— their relegation fears with a 10— is neil -- 10-0 their relegation fears with a 10— is neil —— 10—0 victory. that you up—to—date. when finn the police dog was stabbed and seriously hurt while chasing a suspect, the attack could only be treated as criminal damage. now, after a campaign,

his name is david shane and he says competing interests are making the difficult. well the key is always to trust but verify or frankly no one has any choice but to go forward with this and hope that indeed the transitional military council is sincere about pursuing an agreement with the opposition one must keep in mind that it represents many many different groupings in the sudan so it's it's really not realistic to expect them to be in full agreement on everything this is to some extent a disorganized group but on the other hand it's surprisingly well organized in view of the slasher they continue to put on the military and to move forward with this important breakthrough of continuing negotiations and trying to pursue an outcome that will avoid the the deaths that occurred on june threes so it's a very important step forward for the military could play a waiting game and this is where organizations like the african union the government of ethiopia which deserve great credit for moving this issue forward come into play in addition to the entire international comm

with more on the global economy outlook we welcome mag daniel shane. direction options that are trading so danielle u.s. stocks just got a boost this week after the central bank hinted at a potential rate cut the markets are up around the world and we recorded record highs in some places now is this really justified and should we be at these levels now given the economic backdrop and trade war narrative that really hasn't changed in the last few days. i do think it's justified for a variety of reasons number one yes the trade war is causing an economic slowdown whether or not president trump wants to admit that but the silver lining here is that the fed is going to step in when things get bad enough and so when you have a stock market that's essentially protected by the fed and the federal reserve is going to act to maintain the economic expansion for me that's incredibly bullish and that's why the market is rallying despite the lack of a resolution with the trade war. and despite that bit of good news the mark of a quality again as the risk of conflic

leon shane, deputy editor of military times, and nicki wet lane is stars and stripes reporter. as we start would you please give us a brief synopsis of what this big new law, you called it a transformative time for the veterans administration. >> the first part of mission act comes into effect on june 6. and what that does is it opens choice. ure on if the v.a. cannot provide a medical service that a a veteran requires within a specified amount of time and also if that veteran has to travel a certain distance by give the veteran the option of going into the private sector to get that care. the thing that mission does is correct the mistake of the original choice act which was passed in the aftermath of the phoenix v.a. fiasco. the tragedy in phoenix. what this does is it consolidates seven community care payment systems into one so that we have an efficient way of weighing our smalltown doctors and our community care hospitals. it's only the first part. the second part kicks in in october when we do something that no other health system does. we support the families who take ca

she talked about the space as a second home where she met many of her best friends including shane wang, who is now the godfather for her kids and it was actually quite moving. many of the talent that continues to return to the stage at the punch line performs elsewhere on other stages though many of those stages have closed down overtime and we talked about that at the press conference whether it was the brainwash cafe, the purple onion and dock's lab. these venues have been free anxious communitbeen preciousano depend on this venue and the neighborhood depends on the activation of the public park after dark for public safety. i hope that the ultimate adoption of this urgency ordinance gets the attention of the property owners, which we have positive sign from google and i hope of the property, morgan stanley, is going to come to the table and in the next 45 days, while this interim moratorium is in place, will negotiate a long-term lease. the message should be clear. the city stands by our legacy businesses and stands by our iconic arts and entertainment institutions and as i said bef

so find some shane or aircondition canning. if you want natural air-conditioning, heading to the beaches, santa cruz up to 80 on saturd saturday. more clouds moving in on sunday there. we'll talk about what's going on today. that's coming up in three minutes. >>> next and new overnight, teenager arrested in the south bay. just look at the scene here. a terrible one. we'll tell you the reason police arrested one of the teens. >> major reversal about who can come to a northern california pride parade. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? >>> right now at 6:43, let's get you out the door at the peninsula. palo alto, everything looks good. a nice clear sunrise. we start in the lower 50s. in the bay, we reach into the low 70s by 1:00 today. it will be hot this weekend. looking for something cool to do. we

. >> shane, biden is way up in the polls still. the last fox news poll, i think had him at 36%.lizabeth warren takes a lot of passion. buttigieg, pretty strong. where is this all going tend up next week? this is going to be a crazy couple of days. this is just one night. >> yeah, law a i think that it is much like american idle b. maybe not so much. we're not having a whole a lot singing auditions but i think this is very important when you talk about biden because wife we have to remember, biden right now is the front runner, the one with the strongest name recognition in this case so the attacks that come, are partially, because yes, maybe those mens were offensive. yes, they were offensive to many of us, but on the other side of t many of these candidates, and other candidates who are speak up, are part of name recognition, and seeing him as a entitled candidate. this is good for the country and good for the parties. we need to have differents. and we need to debate those dinnerses out. >> i think that's a great waive stating t. i want to play what biden said, when he was opp