they live on the outskirts of the stamboul rensil more affordable is an accountant and souter works in the pharmaceuticals industry their son yeat is in middle school. turkey's ongoing currency crisis has forced the family to rein in spending. and it is. no matter what we do everything is doubled or tripled in price. mr income has not increased the same rate this is very troubling for us souter is convinced that a crummy man who as mayor would get the city's economic problems under control recently in model is hear it on television and begin to talk about how the eighty's plan leadership in eastern blue has allegedly been wasting money for years to host suddenly ended the interview. coming right here on. t.v. got a little t.v. channels are not fair is it issued only now they started to give him some air time it was should say from the engineers before the election this was not the kind of the moment that we see a more a little but they're trying to cut him off and be that it you see. this encouraged as friends volunteers campaign as as often as they can they distribute in mamma who fly

and souter also here they want a selfie with the candidate and they are not the only ones. i was among many he is supportive they consider him sincere. he's religious and conservative they say as well as malden someone who represents all of the stumble. he took he won because he just did it and he will win again but this time he'll get even more votes in fact i'm not to sense that his monday test taken away from him too because he came to much more support this time around. in the end and even get their self. with patience and steve terminations. and people like it come in mama's fight for istanbul's mayorship. moving on to sports the women's world soccer world cup continues in france and joining me to discuss all the latest action is max merrill from d.w. sports hi max so the netherlands beat cameron on saturday what do you make of the performance well it was a great force for the netherlands who have now progressed into the last 16 and it was almost a home match for them the game was played in france in valencia but it's very close to the dutch border just an hour's drive

guess in souter also here they want a selfie with the candidate and they are not the only ones. was a democrat many he is supporting they consider him sincere he's religious and conservative they say as well as modern someone who represents all of istanbul oh like it if he won because he deserved it and he will win again but this time he'll get even more votes in fact i'm not upset that his mandate was taken away from him because he came to much more support this time around. 6 in the end and sad that even get there selfish gets so i was. with patience and steve terminations. and people like it come in mama's fight for istanbul's may a show. that. had the women's world cup in france japan got their campaign back on track with a win over scotland after a draw in their opening game japan now have a more realistic chance of reaching the next round. japan. and pounced on a mischance clearance it won't be cheap how much has drawn. the song to leave looking less than soldiering. followed for the japanese in the 35th minute the referee was quick to point to the stall with great cousy b

mr income has not increased the same rate and this is very troubling for us souter is convinced that a crummy man who as mayor would get the city's economic problems under control recently in model is hear it on television and begin to talk about how the eighty's leadership in istanbul has allegedly been wasting money for years to host suddenly ended the interviews. coming like your. typical little t.v. channels are not fair is it issued only now they started to give him some airtime it was should say from the engineers before the election this was not the case it was for the moment that we see a more a little but they're trying to cut him off and be that it you see. this encouraged as friends volunteers campaign as as often as they can they distribute in mamma who fly is and explain to people why it is important to vote on june 23rd. i think to write it off you know what is it going to be often experience how divided the city yes like what i thought i must have been about with this man claims that the man who had thrown money out of the window as rose says he was not really in offic

guess in souter also here they want a selfie with the candidate and they are not the only ones. was among the many he is supporting they consider him sincere he is religious and conservative they say as well as modern someone who represents all of istanbul the market if he won because he deserved it and he will win again but this time he'll get even more votes in fact i'm not a sense that his monday it was taken away from him because he came to much more support this time around. in the end and sad that even get there selfish. it's so i was with patience and stay terminations. a bit like it's from him ominous fight for istanbul's mayorship. german drugs and chemicals company by our house launched a p.r. offensive to counter the growing criticism of its weed killer randa and its controversial key ingredient life ses the company says it has listened and understood and will try and find a more sustainable alternative. buyer is making headlines once again following talks with politicians shareholders and environmental activists the company has conceded that it must make changes they

judges not to investigate possible war crimes in afghanistan in april the court refused to burn souter's request to investigate alleged atrocities carried out by afghan and u.s. forces judges cited a lack of evidence and cooperation from kabul and washington as well as the taliban last month the us secretary of state mike pompei o said america would revoke or deny visas to i.c.c. start investigating these allegations. still to come for you here on the news hour how one of the u.k.'s brics that strong holds appears to have had a rethink at the ballot box. that is a very remarkable day. nasa says is opening up the international space station for tourism and other businesses. are. the biggest women's sports event ever resigned or why the women's world cup and the host nation of started well. the weather sponsored by cattle and raise. hello there we're seeing lots of wet weather over the southeastern parts of china actually this system runs all the way up towards japan but it's still dragging its feet across us and it's going to stick around as we head through the next few days of yet more v

i'm a parent of a child at souter elementary in the richmond district. i never want to hear anyone say to him, i'll meet you by the dead indian. one of s.f. school district's core values is challenges. this is pride month. where would san francisco, where would the lgbt be if gavin newsom had given in to the racism and denied same sex couples the right to marry in love? this has been denied twice by the board of supervisors and by the board of ed today. aaron peskin has said washington will never get a landmark designation. when you're in the business of doing something symbolic -- >> president cook: thank you. thank you. [applause] >> linda lewin. i'm a retired substitute teacher from san francisco unified school district, and i live about a black awock away, i've seen these murals. i believe this is not the way to teach history by displaying these murals which display racist imagery, and i do believe children need to be educated, particularly nonindigenous children, need to know about the history of native americans, and which is why i wrote and produc

light and 38 year-old javier souto like was the director of the service and parts department and souter was a worker there. the gunman had just been fired that day from his job in the parts department before he came back with a gun during a shooting light apparently tried to intervene to take that gun away and police says. police say that his actions may very well have saved other lives. in the east bay 2 bodies have been found inside of a home in castro valley and now the sheriff's office is trying to find out if this is a case of double murder or if it was murder suicide. it happened at a home on force bill avenue which is right near castro valley boulevard police say the bodies of the man and the woman in their 40's were found inside that home apparently been there for several days. they died from gunshot wounds. police say at this point they don't think there's any other threat to the community. according to investigators there been no prior calls to that house for domestic violence. >>time is running out for wildfire victims to of want to fe a claim against pg need those who lost t

souter could you grow sometimes we're. you know i hear a lot of that stand over see haven't with the bat. >>that's when my fair or phrases when they got to sell the cookie crumbles and that's kind of just the way fans are feeling too. you know a lot. dub nation just has a ton nicholas, you can see the team, you padding the other team on the back. good job, you know this is the first time canada has everyone in nba finals. and even step curry went up 2 monthly and said hey man congratulations good for you know we've been there we've won before we know how it feels congratulations relish in that moment. but this morning we talk to fans so we're actually the people who are building the next home of the warriors and they tell us they have the same hope they said ok this wasn't year we didn't get the 3 people that doesn't mean or over and next year we're going to come back even better hopefully you know was full health feeling, good. you know the chase center talk about what how they feel about the last night's game and also th

judges not to investigate possible war crimes in afghanistan in april the court refused to burn souter's request to investigate alleged atrocities carried out by afghan and u.s. forces judges cited a lack of evidence and cooperation from kabul and washington as well as the taliban last month the us secretary of state mike pompei o said america would revoke or deny visas to i.c.c. staff investigating such allegations. athens has inaugurated its 1st official mosque the greek capital hasn't had a recognized place of worship for muslims for at least a century it's expected to open in september is johnson. the education minister's arrival to open the athens mosque is a moment a quarter of a century in the making and we are trying to about soln in many years some in about 25 years we had many dangle misstating even try to give me and we so much meetings for much trying pretty hard and you tried to convince kind men can mentor and 10 god we are now is. in mission is complete muslim immigrants have gradually acquired official community organizations green cards and even citizenship but their rel

liked and 38 year-old javier souto like was the director of the services and parts department and souter was a worker within that department. the gunman had just been fired from his job in that department that day he left but came back with a gun that during the shooting light apparently tried to intervene and take that gun away. police say his actions may very well saved other lives. the gunman meanwhile has been identified as 60 year-old steven leet and after killing his to work co-workers he then turned the gun on himself. police searched his home they found that he had 12 firearms all registered in his name and that he carried weapons with him frequently did not have any prior criminal history. bart fare evaders are costing the transit agency upwards of $25 million per year. and not only are those of 8 are skipping out on the actual fair, but then when their find. they're skipping out on those fines as well. bart says the bay area's growing population is one of the big reasons why the number of riders are going up, you don't pay. in april bart started an anti fare evasion program wit

they thought this might be souter of a decoy attack when they first got wind of it coming best placeep the germans guessing. and that was definitely an enormous undertaking that they pulled off. steve: that's right. and, in fact, the men involved in the invasion weren't told about it until the day before. the historian who is giving them a primmer on what happened 75 years ago right now, the story he is telling is that a little before 10:00 what would have been last night, 75 years ago, the path finders set out a small fleet of c-47 transports carrying a total of about 200 paratroopers from the 101st airborne set to begin that night and following mornings. what they did was they marked the drop zones as we look as the french fly over continues. then 75 years ago this morning at 6:30 a.m. started the landings at utah beach. out of 23,000 troops only 197 men were killed or wounded. simultaneously at omaha beach which is the overlook where the presidents are standing right now, americans suffered 2400 casualties. but 34,000 allied troops landed by night fall and at 7:25 a.m., 75 years a

and sending it back down in light of masterpiece made it clear they're not going to tolerate any souterhave been frequently overstepping their bounds that the court is going to step in and make sure that everyone is entitled to their fay day in court before a neutral and unbiased judge. so, if anyone is interested in learning more about the case, they can go to first liberty.org. to show your support for aaron and melissa klein. ainsley: we did reach out to rachel and lawler the ones who wanted you to make the cake. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: have you seen this kitchen hack? being called the best method for peeling garlic. we are putting it to the test next. ♪ ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price! (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a parking splat. fly-by bal

that that in part lead to justice souter being nominated? guest: that has been, as with other people, too. cavanaugh had a huge paper trail. the republicans figured out a way to hold back, and they held back a lot of the documents. host: the authority of the supreme court comes from the willingness of the republic and branches of the government to accept its decisions. the court has no army to enforce its rulings and is reliant on congress and the executive branch to hold up their into the constitutional bargain. guest: it is like a magic trick. the court issues an opinion and we follow it. consider it to be the proper thing to do in the will of our government. sometimes police powers have to be used, such as in the desegregation of schools, to enforce it. the danger in the court is if it loses public confidence and political confidence on capitol hill, then maybe their rulings will have less weight and become less relevant. our institutions are being tested right now. from new jersey, republican line. caller: good morning. i have a few comm

it's really souter of fuzzy where those lines are drawn; so it isn't that big of difference between thehow much of what has happened on the new show has happened to you and your wife. >> many things, actually. in a great marriage you have to maintain significance to each other. sometimes significance drops. we get involved in other things, our own lives. have you got at keeping that significance. steve: it's a lot of work. >> it's an awful lot of work. one thing about marriage rescue after helping the 12 couples i learned how good my marriage is. ainsley: right you hear their problems you think i thought i had problems. >> i realize i am coasting at this point. ainsley: your wife is adorable. we were just seeing pictures of her. she is so cute. congratulations on your success. >> thank you. steve: more on marriage rescue. visit jon taffer.com. >> good to see you. ainsley: thank you. steve: meantime 2020 democrats waste nothing time slamming president trump's campaign kickoff. ainsley: the reaction from joe biden, bernie sanders and others at the top of the hour. steve: i wonder if they

>> this is a tune that was written with my new friend mike campbell and my old friend john david soutertuff i necessarily wouldn't have done. i sang on "poison" records and "twisted sister." although you'll never see my name, they never gave me credit. that was more like yelling. it's not all going to be the greatest thing in the world. but if you can work and support yourself and your family, it's good. >> the next question, gentlemen here. >> what position do you think rock and roll now takes about drugs? >> eww. >> we came from a generation that experimented with all kinds of substances, of course. i think our message is that you can be a damn good rock band without all that stuff. >> i would like to propose a toast and dedicate this song to you. to us. the freaking mad musician joe walsh. ♪ >> i ended up an alcoholic and very fine of cocaine. if i was awake i was -- i was doing that stuff. >> good morning, rock fans. >> in the very early years it had briefly worked. and then you chase it when it doesn't work anymore. and i chased it for years and years. ♪ ♪ if you look at your refle