claims the local economy has benefited to the buses are made by b y d a vehicle maker based in in shen's. this is just stuff it's just a baby step out of the way in the fish we didn't already we did not only want to actually fight those buses but also to electrify the tax base that trumps all the other. chinese government has an ambitious strategy plan when it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of chansons taxes have already gone electric. the timing could hardly be worse sweltering summer weather world cup fever england is still in the running and looming over it all the prospect of a soft drinks and beer shortage. is the price of the story be that specially if you're going to is coming home to football so we need to be a way to foil. this i don't know if i saw it in something that so profits to not get out to have been. i think it's pretty unfair i think about it quite right now i would feel. the c o two used in fizzy drinks is produced as a byproduct in the manufacturing of fertilizer many plants halt production in the summer hence

when it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of shen gens taxis have already gone away trick. you idea runs charging stations throughout the make a city which the taxi drivers use at the end of their shifts. it's peak period that not everyone who ever is happy. look at it will go on is always you know it's not worth it might have to charge my car for two hours every day that's a loss of ten or twenty years of business instead of earning money i sit around all play games on my phone. and that gets boring after a while. but the city's government is having none of it and says the low power prices make up for any other losses and drivers have to make sure they take regular breaks anyway. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. as f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known for when donald trump five him last year to stick his foot in measured think this week he's my guest here in berlin way he's promoting a book even as he faces new challenge using insubordination so what's the truth conflicts of. the global. what kee

when it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of shen gentz taxis have already gone electric. you idea runs charging stations throughout the make a city which the taxi drivers use at the end of their shifts. it's peak period then not everyone however is happy. to look at it because on is always you know it's not worth it might have to charge my car for two hours every day that's a loss of ten or twenty years of business instead of earning money i set around the play games on my phone. and that gets boring after a while. but the city's government is having none of it and says the low power prices make up for any other losses and drivers have to make sure they take regular breaks anyway. a city that thinks new. thinks differently. i mean barely even taking stock of the rapid changes at play in the german capital . our special on. next. crimes against humanity. civilians become witnesses for. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. digital investigators comb through the flood of images. find sources for try to recons

temperatures mid-60s in the shen d shenandoah valley. there's a high chance of rain at about anytime especially this afternoon and leavening. be rainfall ready. that keansp your big golf umbrella handy. >> it sounds like our crews have guinn up for the night. we had a work zone getting the left lanes by. they were one of the last of the few that held on through is showers. a tree down in northwest, river road between ellicott street.nd rest stre we have downed wires. that has been cleared. so far, so good, off t a decent start. >>> your time is 4:01. begin with a developing story of the virus that's caused the rate to increase dramatic. >> two families have lost loved one. maryland was shot in maryland. >> a man was shot and killed on 19th street, southeast.a man was also shot and took himself to the hospital. d.c. police blame many of the shooting on illegal guns. >>> d.c. police open that reward money will lead to the killers of mahkayi.an survei saw the four gunman ooting in all directions the miltons hope makiyah's parents g their da

the only bit ofd news, seas have started to calm down since shen, which allows the search teams more acc to that area. >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> it h been o week since the deadly shooting inside the "capital gazette"ewsroom in annapolis. in another act of healing, news rooms aund the world, including our own, observed a moment of silence yesterday. >> join other newsrooms nowaor oment of remembrance to honor the victims. >> that moment cam a 2:33 yesterday. that's the time we first reports of an active shooter at the newspaper. jared cushman, roobt hiaasen, john mcnamara, wendi winters and rebecca smith were killed. e'll tell you about new developments in the investigation coming up. >>> meanwhile, a female gang member gets 95 years in prison in montgomerycounty. >> during the hearing yesterday, the judge called the defendant a scary human bein josselin ramirez is linked to a ng of armed robberies in maryland. police say she also confessed to helping set up edgang-rel murders in her home country of el salvador, and she was working on plans for another killing to improve her

simon shen, ceo of new kinpo group is with us now. great to have you here with us in the studio.ven the times we are in with this trade war kicking off and seemingly getting worse between china and the united states. how is your business affected ? states. how is your business affected? we are different in that we only focus on china. we have more operations in south—east asia and also include brazil and the us. you make the shift in 2010. you decided actually, we're going to move a lot of our operations out of mainland china. what made you do that? at the time we had a choice of going to china or going to south—east asia. i made a choice that we should go to thailand instead of china. going to 2010, going to china, the cost is lower but, eventually, the costs in china will come out so quickly and will eventually catch up with south east asia, so we need to move against mike at the time i decided to go to south east asia instead of china. what kind of manufacturing place is china now? is it a hi—tech manufacturing base? the costs right now in china is higher than south—east asia.

children to possibly unsafe that scene's chinese police have launched a probe into detention cheng shen biotech company over claims made sold dangerous and collations to health facilities across the country jan change shares which had been suspended in the morning were down ten percent have slumped forty seven percent since mid july state trouble thora he said i have conducted unannounced inspections on other chinese manufacturers as well some of the vaccines in question were given routinely to chinese babies as young as three months so far it appears that no patients. over sarah now taking a look at the far reaching consequences of bricks that sarah has one that you might not really think about at first helen i'm because british prime minister theresa may she says that she is confident that her brags that plan will be good for both the u.k. and the e.u. but she is prepared for a no deal brags that she is making another attempt to win over her cabinet as she has called her ministers together for a special round of talks now economic growth in post brags that trades are expected to top t

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year to date will be the shen -e shenzhen down 17%. shanghai down 15%.estors can keep a part of their portfolio in these breakouts. 132 new 52-week highs. 157 new highs against 33 new lows. and the market remains rang bound. friday i mentioned the passing of the makeup artist for making money. she worked on different shows on fox news. everybody appreciated her professionalism and attention to detail. but we'll always miss her infectious optimism. even in death she continues to affect his. she leaves behind her best friend and brother abraham and her beloved nephew abraham, junior. they have asked us to share a gofundme page. that information is at the bottom of your screen. if you would like to make a donation towards helping them offset their expenses. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. i'm a tin can tied to your bumper, cause.... i don't think enough people heard abo

jonathan allen, nation that politics reporter, let's get to the source telling nbc news that michael ko shen willing to tell bob mueller that candidate donald trump knew in advance about that meeting in trump tower in 2016. this contradicts the president and junior's accounts, so if this is a true, how damaging could this be? >> i'm not sure how big of a deal it would be when it comes legally i think there could be implications if anyone didn't tell the truth under oath, but i think politically this would be a bilge deal. people say that president trump is untouchable in a tense, but i think to tell such a -- if it turns out to be true to tell up a bold lie about your conduct and so say you didn't know something about such a pivotal meeting, to do that, i think it would affect president trump. i think this would be something that would be hard for him to defend and hard for this administration to defend. >> speaking of lying, jonathan, rudy giuliani is claiming that michael cohen is lying and has zero credibility. >> i expected something like this, he has been lying all week -- lying for yea

as common as these events have become, it's impossible not to be shen.hen we learned the latest target was a small town paper inannapolis, maryland, it was a bit of a small reminder, that noce in america is truly safe. no place. for those who live in s towns or grew up in one, we know the local paper is the glue that holds ustogether. the tie that binds, stories from the school board c andy council, news of a small business opening on main street. the paper welcomes the new preacher at church and mourns the passing of an old neighbor. engagements, weddings, the o bi gamen friday night. it's all there. school lunch menus, and the police blog. while it may seem innocuous to you, it may be important to someone in town. people who work in small tow papers are akin to public service. no one gets rich. bu i the works rewarding. it's a calling more than a job. local papers often fulfill that most important journalistic axiom, to comfort the afflicted and afflict the e.comforta wounds of mass shootings are always painful. this one on friday at the gazette, howev

starting to sneak into parts of loudoun county, back through frederick county in virginia, down in shennty. this radar is on aho tw time lapse. look at all that lightning. then is just drops out. we're talking about showers, light to moderate showers and moderate rain here aund winchester and south of i-81 with the yellow coloring there. just one thunderstorm south of frederick city nowds downow the ballenger creek area, moving towards leesburg. i think some of us mainly north and westf town will see showers. future weather in one moment. i want to let you know i'm still tracking some flood warnings out there. is for frederick county in west virginia down through shenandoah county, hampshire county in west virginia. brought a lot of rain to those locations. here in the metro area, we've stayed completely dry. it's just extremely sultry outside. 7:00 p.m., huge weather. it kps some rain along and west of i-81, back towstds the winc area. maybe a lone shower in parts of frederick county. as we move towards 9:00 p.m., ksen the firewre getting underway. in washington, completely dry, just s

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we both have an interest in shen you are that the health of the city and county of san francisco workforce. so again, i'm sure here to urge this commission to help this process go along, making sure that these critical vacancies are filled -- >> time. >> -- and that we address this issue as quickly and effectively as possible. thank you. >> thank you, mr. mclaughlin. as you know, in public comment, we do receive the comments, and then, we will ask in this case, our staff and the director to give us a report back on the resolution. i'm glad that you are already in conversation, and we will look forward to being able to respond, and the director will then give us an update on this. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioners. item five is a vote to hold a september 6, 2018 joint meeting with the planning commission to discuss the 2017 cpmc annual compliance statement. as you remember, you approved a revised version of your rules and regulations, and it requires that you vote on special meeting dates. >> so commissioners, before you is a need for us to motion that we hold a september 6 j

shen you look at our companie -- the agreement we make is so far superior to everybody wants to buy our equipment. can they make it? because they are doing very well. can they make it for so many people? so we are helping some of those countries get online and buy the best equivalent. amy: meanwhile, anti-war groups protested outside the meeting of -- the nato meeting. we also want to see the u.s. take back its nuclear weapons soil fort in belgium the last six years or for the belgian government deciding the nuclear ban treaty that was signed last year. amy: president trump is now flying to britain where he faces mass protests and will then go to scotland and meet on monday in finland with russian president vladimir putin. to talk more about all of this, about president trump, nato, a d russiaia, we're joined by katria vanden heuvel, editor and publisher of the nation magazine. also cosigner of an open letter published wednesday in the nation headlined "common ground: for secure elections and true national security." the letter is also signed by daniel ellsberg, gloria steinem, noam cho

three who serve adults with did he shen shall or alzheimers, and one that serves adults who are vehemently disabled. in addition the department of ageing and adult services provide some assistance for adults with dementia or alzheimer's. so while cpmc has been working together with the institute on ageing on this planned change, currently, the institute on ageing has not identified a new location for the day program, and so the impact of this change is uncertain? we know there are a limited number of adult day programs in san francisco that serve adults with dementia or alzheimers, and they are an important resource for keeping the adults in the community and out of institutional, long-term care. if this program were to close then it would result in a loss of services and would have a detrimental impact for residents in san francisco. and with that, that concludes my comments on this item? i'm happy to answer any questions. >> okay. and so what we will be doing is taking testimony on each of the items as we proceed. i -- and several people have asked to speak to each of the items, and some

shen jen has home prices rising 0.3% in may as well. we have nicole wong here. she is from cls a. is there a lot of confusion as to what is going on with the property market? >> it is going very interesting. all of the slowdown is because of the government managing it. we are seeing a lot where the government told developers they would have to launch units at a price of 20% below the secondary market. they thought that would force secondary prices toward the primary. there arem is that too many new launches. ofhave seen a number descriptions. in order to actually know that they could buy something, a lot of disappointed buyers go back to the secondary market pushing up secondary prices. to put it into a nutshell, this is not working. up.es are going to go rishaad:, that is it, but they don't want prices to go up in one or two cities but three and four? >> yes and no. or 80d say at least 70 big cities are having to control prices unofficially. a problem of tier one and tier two, but other big cities in china. rishaad: when we try to examine this from a regulatory point of view we h

her 20's, shen taught public high school. she decided to go back to law school in the 1970's and became prosecutor.- state she was appointed to the state trial bench by governor schaeffer and then by governor glenn denning in maryland. she committed to me a respect for the role of law i tried to follow throughout my career. parents.duct of my i'm also a product of my experiences. i would like to share a few of those experiences and how they might shape how i will come to the bench. i attended yale law school. it was a challenging yet collegial environment. it was a place that instilled a desire to make a difference. a place that encouraged public service. law school it yale decided to seek a judicial clerkship. i clerked for judge walter stapleton on the third circuit. judge stapleton is a gentleman and a scholar. greaterienced judge, a friend. if i'm confirmed to be a judge i will do everything in my power to bring to the bench the decency and good judgment and collegiate manner of walter stapleton. i think him for being her

kevin walker, ceo of the shen d shenandoah valley's battlefield, and james robertson, author of the book, "after the civil war: the heros, villains, soldiers and siccivilians who changed america." watch the confederate icons conference saturday morning starting at 10:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >>> sunday night on "afterwards," former white house press secretary sean spicer discusses his book. he's interviewed be former republican national committee chairman, michael steele. >> and ronald reagan and donald trump are about 180 degrees apart from each other and yet, here we are in this space. how did you navigate that? because we're both reagan conservatives in that regard. >> that's right. >> so was it a little bit of a, you know, dance every once in a while or how did you do it? >> with respect to the president himself, look, there's no question. he is not traditional in terms of how he speaks. he's got his own vernacular. but he also connects to people in a way that most politicians never have. and he talks very bluntly in his own style. but i don't think that he would

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