t. shock and the new t. shock has made this a big issue for his own political reasons and also because he wants to be seen very much as backing the e.u. the previous teashop was already involved in committees looking at technological solutions he stopped on that and i think it is using the border not the belfast agreement good friday agreement as a way of trying to force the united kingdom into staying in the customs union which of course would be totally against everything that we voted for because if you stay in the customs union you don't have your access to trade you don't have to follow the e.u. law and you have to pay money so it's not leaving the e.u. but if you've been surprised by the extent to which the teacher has managed to marshal the entire negotiating team of the european union behind this cause i know i'm not surprised because the irish have always had a very very clever role in the e.u. after all they got millions of millions of times over many years they're not beginning to become a net cont

t. shock and the new t. shock has made this a big issue for his own political reasons and also because he wants to be seen very much as backing the e.u. the previous teashop was already involved in committees looking.

t. shock and the new t. shock has made this a big issue for his own political reasons and also because he wants to be seen very much as backing the e.u. the previous teashop was already involved in committees looking at technological solutions he stopped all that and i think because using the border not the belfast agreement good friday agreement as a way of trying to force the united kingdom into staying in the customs union which of course would be totally against everything that we voted for because if you stay in the customs union you don't have your access to trade you don't have to follow the e.u. law and you have to pay money so it's not leaving the e.u. but if you've been surprised by the extent to which the teacher has managed to marshal the entire negotiating team of the european union behind this cause i know i'm not surprised because the irish have always had a very very clever role in the e.u. after all they got millions of millions of times over many years they're not beginning to become a net c

. >> they're a really good family, so, of course, it's shocking, s t, i mean, bad things happen and youdon't know what someone is going through at any moment. >> we saw pagourtzis as he made his first court appearance in the galveston counties jail. he was quiet, subdued, and listening to the judge and answering. he did not have to enter a plea. that will come later on. he faces capital murder and aggravated assault on a peace officer. more charges could be filed against him. the big question is why, moift, and we still don't know that. >> glor: omar villafranca, thanks. president trump was preparing to speak at a white house summit on prison reform when he again addressed the nation's plague of gun violence. according to the "washington post," there have already been 16 school shootings this year. paula reid is at the white house. >> this has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now. >> reporter: today, president trump expressed frustration and offered his support in the wake of the deadly school shooting in texas. in my administration is determined t

there was a lot of shock from t train from the test site. the insult hurled. the north koreans now, it seems they could work with the united states. and that is why you saw that statement. they said president trump was brave for taking steps. and willing to talk with the united states at any time. north korean diplomats have re-opened. and trying to see if they can work out and make something happen. to make this summit occur on june 12th. >> so what happens now? what are the next steps? they can agree to have the summit. but any indication that north korea is willing to move towards the key issue which is actual denuclearization? >> reporter: i can tell you over many visits to this country over the last several years, they told me they will never give up their nuclear weapons. what we have seen in the recent months have been a u-turn. he has said he is willing to discuss denuclearization in exchange for what they consider hostile policy. they would like to see them all withdrawn. not happy about the american nuclear umbrella. they want the united states to ta

has seen this coming all along is there any shock tonight in brussels that's right they have seen this coming they're well prepared they have informed the w t o they have the i'm legislation but of course tonight you have this moment off of shock that actually the the it is now clear that all the hard work all the dialogue all the last minute efforts have been in vain. people are or they were still holding out for in a woman a war resolution the mean there there were trade delegations meeting trying to find a solution. right we released all these lobbying efforts right up until the last minute we knew that the temporary exemptions that the european union and canada and mexico had obtained after the towers were originally announced in march were set to expire at the end of this month so we knew some kind of decision would be coming down by today at the latest it's interesting to note how much this really could hurt transatlantic ties between the united states and europe at a time when the u.s. needs its european allies in so many other foreign policy challenges we're course looking down the barrel of a possible meeting between donald trump a

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shock,t was less of a the initial referendum was less of a shock than i expected and i will certainlyot for taste and earthquake. francine: if mark carney says brexit has already left households about 900 pounds were soft before it happened -- worse off before it happened, will that number increased significantly? john: yes, the economy has grown less fast, investments have grown less fast, and there was a big squeeze on real wages because of the pound falling since the referendum. trendot see a change in in the next year or so. -- year or so while we work this out. this is a historic change so what is 1% or 2% between friends? it works out into each household. francine: to limit economic disruption, how would you negotiate with the e.u.? john: personally, i see a good sense of saying -- staying in the customs union. it ties us to european tariffs and regulations. is i think the first thing we have got to get out of our negotiation with ourselves about what we would like to see and into the real negotiation with europe about what they are prepared to give us. they come a so far, have

t rushin sell. so here's the key. question is the shock of higher prices starting to wear off? how cfortable are investors getting with higher rates? the economy looks strongn the second quarter if rates are going up because the economy is good, that's not as bad if rates are going up solely because ination is going up. the action in the next couple days will be a big test for the markets. is this healthy profit taking or are we just rolling over again? for "nightly business report," i'm bobisi at the new york stock exchange. >>> investors were also caughtf guard by north korea today. there were reports that that country hasel indefin postponed high level talks with south korea which were scheduled r tomorrow. the north koreans were reportedly upset about a previously scheduled joint south korean u.s. military drill. it is unclear what impact this may havde on pre trump's scheduled summit with kim jong-un on june 12th >>> so what does all of this mean for the markets? joining us tonigh ken mahoney is here to talk about all of this. he is ceo and president of mahoney asset manag

i mean this story is getting stranger and more shocking in some ways. at&t is now admitting it was contacted by mueller's team and cooperated. what are you learning? >> yes, in november, six months ago,s that's when mueller's team reached out. this is a great example of how much more mueller knows and the public knows. he knew about them six months ago. at&t considers the matter closed, but all those other questions about how did you know about cohen in the first place, those remain unanswered. >> mj is reported cohen aggressively reached out to novartis. >> we know all throughout last year, at&t had a lot of business before the government. this channel cnn part of time warner is being bought by at&t. but the government has blocked the deal. there was a lot of lob b bying. >> what's your reaction to this? >> well, first of all, i agree that one thing this tells us is that mueller's team doesn't leak. this is another surprise that we're lerping months afterwards. but in addition to that, i will say that it does not surprise me that mueller's team looked into

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address treasury experience, there is talk already we saw in the ache sanctions really shocking the aluminum market, t there were others also identified in april. and i'm wondering in a situation, if gaz were to go to treasury and seek a license extension or even removal from the list, is that something that treasury might be inclined to look more favorably upon given the experience, or are they really sort of a special exception? elizabeth: i will speculate on that. sergey: let me extend the question. matthew: ok. sergey: it is not about gas production, but it is likely about two swiss companies. one had 63% of shares. it is sold 60% of its shares to the company. and owned 48.8 percent of the company. and ok, this company, let's leave this company out. indirectly, 48.8%. matthew: you do not have to add a specific question about policy, just in terms of the approach. elizabeth: i think this is interesting, where you're coming from in this question, it goes in an interesting direction. one way to think about this is, well, who was approaching the u.s. treasury department to ask guidance, a tional path

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t. who is in caracas good to see you ophelia now the extreme poverty that many are suffering is truly shocking my daughter is expected to win these elections what would that mean for the country. well it would definitely mean a deepening of the crisis. what we have heard is that there will be probably more sanctions from the outside the united states for example has threatened to cut some of his oil imports from venezuela if the government was to carry through the elections but it is amazing to see that people still vote for my duro we have heard it in that piece and we have also talked to people here and let's remember that more than sixty million people are dependent on the food supplies given away by the government and also what we see is a lot of a lot of people still hold on to this idea of socialism of this twenty first century socialism that has been spreading around latin america and recent decades do you point to a potential deepening of the crisis so what would persuade people to vote for him. well it has to be said that maduro and his government and also chavez before him have been

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reporter: hopelessness of yemen -- he sums up t yemen's war.essness of he stayed clung to his father until morning. a month later, he is still in shock. hiuncle tells us the only thing he keeps repeating is that his father was killed by an airplane. yet another victim in this brutal war. his mother went into labor when she heard the shock news. a's broken drum hangs as a memory. throbbed oeir income, the family fears for their future. the war in yemen is now in its fourth year, and in the last month, the fighting has intensified. hethis is an attack byaudi coalition on what is now the houthiresidential palace. in the heart of a residential area as rescuers enter to help the wounded, another strike. reporter: "run, get out," the redents screen, terrified that other strike may follow. on the samees between them is known as aes double tap. sithis could be cled as a war crime. have beenof civilians killed in the war. millions of lost their homes. there is still no end inside. jane: from inside yemen.ies you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the ongoing danger to homes in hawaii. how the eruption o

everybody involved knew each other">sot sakaki/presiden t of sonoma state university: "all of us at sonoma state are shockedened by the this tragic event">sothowever this student...who asked that we conceal her identity... actually lives inside of the dorm where the stabbing occurred. she says tells me that for past several months she has feared for her safety becuase of her roommate and reported that to the officials at the universitysotwe reached out to the university spokesperson to see what they have to say about this. we are waiting for their response. the identity of the victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. in rohnert park haaziq madyun kron4ne