expect the sound we're joined by tanya kramer in jerusalem and public fully las in washington welcome to you both and i'd like to begin with you tanya why has israel decided to bar entry to these 2 congresswoman. this planned visit has been discussed in israel for several weeks now but it also this latest decision is a turnaround of a government decision now the congresswoman here are seen by israeli government officials as being vocal critics of israeli policies against palestinian that's also being supportive of the boycott and divestment movement so the interior ministry tonight actually issued a statement saying just because of their activities boycott activities that they would not be let into the country they can actually do that because israel it mended its and 2 years ago stating that any foreigner coming into the country and supporting a recording of the support of a boycott could be banned from entering that this is certainly a very high profile this it and also prime minister netanyahu is quoted saying that it's an area they received which has not been made public. how it's

tanya thank you very much for your insights tanya kramer there in jerusalem. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today north korea has launched at least 2 projectiles from near the city of tongue chong into the east sea that's according to the south korean military it's the 6th round of launches in recent weeks in protest of military drills between south korea and the u.s. john yang has rejected any further peace talks with seoul. pacific island leaders have failed to agree on tough new climate change commitments after 12 hours of talks on the polynesian island to bother with many leaders complained that australia was to blame australian prime minister scott morrison has long championed his country's coal industry. and arjun times have taken to the streets of the capital when it's ours to protest the continuing economic crisis a shock election result has wiped 25 percent of the value of the peso organizers set up a soup kitchen to draw attention to the sweet. you're watching news still to come a plane brought down by a flock of birds

all right let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ileus who is in washington for us as well tanya want to begin with you course this is where this story is taking place has this ever happened before. what has been described even here as unprecedented reversal of policy with a lot of pressure from the white house so the president himself to ban those 2 elected congress members of congress and not to let them into the country now both seen as you said a spokesman critics of israel's policies against palestinians and also as supporters of the boycott movement and that's what the interior ministry here has released tonight a statement it's because of that boy could have to tease that they would and this decision was supported of course by the whole government by prime minister netanyahu as well who also issued a lengthy statement and this way i can do that because the amended entry law from 2 years ago states that is why i can ban the entry of a foreign as. calling allegedly calling for a boycott of this but it has not been applied so fa

tanya thank you very much for your insights tanya kramer there in jerusalem. for all turf its chief minister has said a seized iranian oil tanker can set sail as soon as it's ready to roll to the supreme court had ordered the release of the grace one detained by britain last month that ruling came despite a last minute legal bid by the u.s. to keep the ship in detention the ship was suspected of taking iranian oil to syria in violation of e.u. and u.s. sanctions brought his chief justice says iran has no guarantee the oil is not going to syria all owing to capture of the grace one iran seized a british flag tanker near the persian gulf reports suggest iran is now planning to release that ship. of war now let's cross over to d w's teresa trawl for she joins us from quetta show on a rainy an island in the strait of hormuz so theresa iran is obviously eager to get its ship back from joe brawl to if it does will it then release that british flag tank. from what we're hearing that is very likely to happen yes there british tanker has already been moved from the pla

let's go right to our correspondent tanya kramer she's standing by for us in jerusalem with the very latest on the story hi time there good to see you so it seems now that rashida to leave the congresswoman will be allowed in tell us what happened. yeah this is to be another turnabout in this long story prime minister netanyahu had already suggested on thurston his statement explaining why the 2 congresswoman would not be allowed into israel that she could actually file a request on humanitarian grounds to see her family who live in the occupied west bank and it appears to mrs written that request and that the interior ministry has now granted. her request that she can visit her family in the occupied west bank in this letter that's circulating in the local media the congresswoman has said that this would be her last chance probably just see her grandmother in her ninety's we believe and that she would also brain you know making this a political visit so this is why the interior ministry has given her the green light to enter this world and to move on to the occupied palestinian terr

let's go straight to our correspondent tonya kramer she's standing by in jerusalem hi tanya so israel has changed its mind it will now allow congresswoman rashida to leave to enter so what happened. well already in his statement on thursday prime minister netanyahu had suggested that she could file a request on humanitarian grounds to visit to enter israel and then try the wants to the occupied west bank and that is what has apparently happened mrs clinton has family in the occupied west bank and the interior ministry has granted now this visit on humanitarian grounds as possibly understand she had written request as stating that this would be probably the last chance to see her elderly grandmother in her ninety's this is led to circulating here in the local media and also that she would appear to some restrictions during her visit in the occupied west bank so the interior ministry has given the green light so that she could enter but not in the capacity of an official to visit as opposed to originally planned time it can this be seen as a signal that israel is backing down. well it's

. >> reporter: tanya carr knew her mother mary to be a proud and feisty veteran, ready to take creditn the day in 1991 when tanya graduated college. >> done the cooking, i have done the financing, and i think that this half is mine! >> financing! i did a lot of it myself! >> this is mine! >> it's hers! i don't know a more amazing woman. you know, it sounds like a clichÉ that my mom is my hero but she really is. i'm in so much admiration to this day. self-reliant, feisty, always very self-assured. >> reporter: now, that feisty streak has come under siege, her mother had to surrender her driver's license in the wake of an alzheimer's diagnosis. >> i'd go over in the mornings before work. she'd be laying on the couch in her nightie and i'd say "what's wrong?" she says "i just don't feel good." and i think she was a little depressed. i think she just didn't feel a purpose. rather than focus on being sad about it, i focused on "what can we do for her? how can we help her?" >> reporter: town square, she says, changed all that for her mother. >> she is hilarious. she'll walk in and they'll s

sammy security in the corner in a small office the symphony for us the locust on the mic a lot but it tanya said limit so evil of history so limited as it was a limitless scene. as if you live from a sunni land that had it and that has an advantage with. it should i leave the only survivor of the nation all of us a bit of a feel you don't go. and walk in the number of guests i want and seen as a you don't move to the end of a nest only but of course one of the. was . the was. i've no idea of bruce anyone there. if there's a lot but to speak been home why the battle for the gratified by the best of all you've been ordered in the going to be more than bought a form subject them to. the head of it or them better either for the money i had if we allow money out of the family or the better because a lot says your lot we want out. limoges good name kids family take shape make it your man a home human jimmy and lanham lunesta janet sad to know. what i know how to be sad when a double shift. a little. a word of dishonesty need to lead oh we'll always that you're my lad if you mean for the sin we le

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our reporter tanya blut traveled to the region and found that logging has increased there over the past decade. but that may be changing now. reporter: the jungle around iquitos is home to more species than almost anywhere else on earth. it is a kind of paradise, but it is under threat. just 15 years ago, giant trees grew near the city. now they are floated down the river from further away, because there are none left here. deforestation is on the rise. logging yields valuable timber, in which there is a large illegal trade. and forests are being cleared for large plantations. but smallholder farmers also cut down trees, as they have done for centuries. like here in tres unidos, not far from iquitos. the farmers clear the land by hand, tree by tree. then they burn them. it's a common practice throughout the region. alan: it's bad for the environment. it releases large amounts of greenhouse gases. deforestation in the amazon region is continuing, as is soil erosion. burning timber shortens the nutrient cycle. it kills the macro and the micro fauna. the erosion means the rain washes away

let's go right to our correspondent tanya kramer she's standing by for us in jerusalem with the very latest on the story hi time there good to see you so it seems now that rashida to leave the congresswoman will be allowed in tell us what happened. yeah this is to be another turnabout in this long story prime minister netanyahu had already suggested on thurston his statement explaining why the 2 congresswoman would not be allowed into israel that she could actually file a request on humanitarian grounds to see her family who lists and the occupied west bank and it appears to mrs written that request and that the interior ministry has now granted. her request that she can visit a family in the occupied west bank and this letter that's circulating in the local media the congresswoman has said that this would be her last chance probably just see her and indeed grandmother in her ninety's we believe and that she would also train at our you know making this a political visit so this is why the interior ministry has given her the green light to enter israel to move on to the occupied pales

i'm tanya beckett.we present five extraordinary moments in history as told to us by the people who were there. coming up, we meet the scientist who tried to find a cure for the common cold. the diver who discovered the lost plane belonging to the author of the little prince. and the african man who ran away as a boy to live in the arctic. but first, it's a0 years since the end of the brutal regime of the khmer rouge in cambodia. around 2 million people are thought to have been killed under its extremist rule. sokphal din survived four years in what became known as the killing fields. a warning, this piece contains some distressing images. the cambodian people are the victims of a hideous experiment in communism that failed. the khmer rouge guerrillas triumphed in the spring of 1975. the man who emerged as the leader of the new cambodia was pol pot. it was a living hell. you cannot imagine. for the communist regime, time began when they took over. for them, 1975 became year zero, a time of grotesque soci

i did in concentration that tanya as a kind of a is making a few final tweaks she and her team have arranged thousands of flowers with a big opening just around the corner she wants everything to be perfect but she knows how important it is to stay calm. get a run around and check everything if something doesn't work i go over and say what details need to be changed i'm never stressed on big projects because i trust my teen and money. today is the big day for natalia. in just a few alice flower time will begin at brussels city hall the exhibition will see the gothic building transformed into a floral paradise the juxtaposition of contemporary design in these grand historic rooms creates a unique work of art around 70 florists and volunteers from more than 13 countries like here this year to offer their own regional spin. like this japanese pull sled . and these woven palm leaves from indonesia. jewelry and clothing can also be seen among the unusual creations. and this room traditionally used for weddings is decorated with thousands of roses and ok it's in classic white. the day before the e

. >> reporter: tanya and oscar, a couple renewing their vows in honor of their third anniversary, givingt of a heavy metal flair. something they might have missed out on elsewhere. >> you have like customization. that's very important. especially, you know, in new york city. that's not an option, you have to go to city hall, which we considered at one point. we wanted our wedding to fit us and not do traditional things. >> reporter: rev d. says most of the folks coming are tourists who didn't realize city hall isn't open on weekends. couples like oscar and tanya, who never wanted a traditional wedding in the first place. >> i think that people are gravitating away from traditional weddings because traditional weddings suck, they're boring. i'm sorry, but i want it to be so personal to the couple that people come up to me afterwards and go, that was so them. ♪ >> so on top of being new york city's first and only after-hours walk-in wedding chapel, instant elopements is working on getting the guinness world record for world's smallest wedding chapel. rev d. told me they're tied with the re

watch on netflix november 27th, much like eventual oscar winner roma last year and i mean that's >>tanya tucker gets personal in her new video for the house that built me. the new clip is filled with family photos from across the decades as tucker sings her cover of the miranda lambert tune about bittersweet childhood memories, the song is on tucker's new album while i'm livin it was fun, you know with jk simmons has his eyes on a bank heist. the oscar winner is set to star in the comedy thriller my only sunshine, simon pegg also stars in the film about a dysfunctional couple who try to save their marriage by robbing a bank together filming is scheduled to begin this fall in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>really get much more weather and traffic when we come right back on the kron 00:04am morning news. let's give you a sneak peek of what you can expect at the bay bridge toll plaza, look at that right in the center of your screen is starting to back up. call a couple of friends carpool lanes could be your best option this morning will be right. it's time for the biggest sale of the year o

hello, and welcome to witness history with me, tanya beckett, here at the royal academy in london.dinary moments from history as told to us by the people who were there. coming up: the british alternative to prison that was copied around the world. the moment idi amin expelled thousands of ugandan asians in the 19705, and the artist couple who wrapped germany's reichstag in fabric. but first, we go back to a defining moment in modern chinese history. in 1989, the chinese army opened fire on tens of thousands of students in tiananmen square, in the centre of beijing. they'd been demonstrating for weeks, demanding greater political freedom. dan wang was one of the protest leaders and this is his account of what happened. journalist: the noise of gunfire rose from all over the centre of peking. translation: someone called us from a phone box in a street near tiananmen square. he said, the gunmen had opened fire on students. i'd never thought anything like that would happen. i was in shock! the troops have been firing indiscriminately, but still, there are thousands of people on the st

criticised as raises the football club's honorary board convening on tuesday it determined that while tanya's did violate focusing anti discrimination policy the accusation of racism was unfounded a statement from the club says the 63 year old billionaire will step aside for 3 months after which he is expected to return. or people around the world are paying tribute to the american literary great toni morrison who died at the age of 88 morrison was the 1st african-american woman to win the nobel laureate in 1903 shows i want to feel it sir and the american book award for her novel beloved about and slave woman who kills her infant to spare that child from slavery who works were praised for making the african-american experience accessible to a large audience. let's get you a minder now of the top stories we're following for you today russian firefighting teams are struggling to contain massive wildfires in siberia the blazes now cover an area the size of denmark environmentalist warns of vast release of carbon dioxide from those fires presents a climate emergency. and the u.n. is warning that

while staying with football the chairman of german bonus league club clemens tanya's has temporarily stepped down from his post following comments he made in the speech last week criticizes racist football club's honorary board convening on tuesday they determined that tonya's did violate schall because anti-discrimination policy the accusation of racism was quote unfounded a statement from the club says the 63 year old billionaire will step aside for 3 months after which point is expected to return. well it's quick it's fun and supposedly has the ability to revolutionize city traffic in the years ahead electric scooters are zipping to global popularity a few weeks after their introduction here in germany about a quarter of a 1000000 of them are now out on the streets but not everyone's quite convinced that east of the breakthrough there claimed to be. together with u.s. special someone on a new electric scooter touring. a moment too romantic to bother with traffic laws for some but a lot of car drivers and cyclists conversely share the excitement. well the feet of the kind of there

but for tanya radcliffe who testified at the trial, it's about something much smaller, her babies some fostered or adopted after they were born dependent on opioids. >> for the first time ever a pharmaceutical company is going to be held responsible for the betterment of oklahomans and beyond it was a win. >> reporter: however that is being played out, this is seen as a resounding victory for all of the other states and municipalities who are suing the drug companies a judge in ohio will begin to hear those cases in october, and legal experts say that this decision may influence how those are settled. frances? >> the floodgates may be opened. kristen, thank you >> president trump is back home from the g7 summit thirning after returning, reviving hopes for new talks with china to end the trade war. wall street rallied on the optimistic message with the dow climbing nearly 300 points nbc's craig boswell is in washington with the latest craig, the president says china very badly, it wants to make a deal >> reporter: yes, phillip. good morning yes, the president saying china wants to make

well staying with football the chairman of a german bonus league club clement tanya's has temporarily stuffed stepped down from that post following comments he made in the speech last week criticised this raises the football club's honorary board meeting on tuesday it determined that all tony did violate those anti discrimination policy the accusation of racism was quote unfounded a statement from the club says the 63 year old billionaire will step aside for 3 months at which point he is expected to return. now the world's remaining barrier reef sneed urgent help that's according to a recent call to action by unesco which says warming sea temperatures tied to climate change are taking a massive toll billie's showing how the reefs can be saved off its coast lies the 2nd largest for all reef in the world and conservationists there have found that painstaking work can nurse the underwater world back to health. with its breathtaking beauty billie's is a paradise on earth that was almost lost. the country's most prized possession lies under water the incredible biodiversity of it 7000 year

it well we need to know more this is not black in america and it's not a lot across the globe and tanya and let me just just ask people who are not nigerian the echo is one of the tribes in nigeria and i had to speak of a who plays roles where denzel washington played in much ado about nothing kenneth branagh i think in the eighty's or ninety's he did in british accent he he just you know worked his way through that i remember that. he was like. so here you have all these shakespearean. actors and you have them and he was there and i watch it and i said you know i like to think i know what it was and how i can and brits yeah i mean together and bringing whatever they had to make 0 s. i think we have opportunity here we're missing because we're getting stuck in the name calling so i don't really want. right and i'm going to side of this conversation and i hear you there hiking because some of the earlier tweets i read where clearly from people who were descendants of slaves in america this is the other side here a few tweets from africans joe black says we've had african-americans playin

. >> twitter user tanya a.iah carey's "upset" saying, our teacher says if this gets 1 million likes we will get extra credit. he's got some moves. >> mariah carey herself retweeted that video, saying let's go mr. h., extra credit for all. so far the video has 1.3 million views but still only about 100,000 likes. so it does look like tanya and mr. h. do have their work cut out for them. apologies to mr. h. >> i was just going to say, that many views but so little likes. i guess he could work on his moves but he's trying. >> he gave it his all. >> not that i can dance any better, but oh my gosh, come on. if you're watching and you want to help this class, click like. >> yeah, you could. he could work a little bit harder. >>> so how about we move on to a couple of high-profile celebrity birthdays. madonna turned 61 years old on friday. she posted this video from inside her dressing room. >> happy birthday to me. >> wishing herself happy birthday. followed by video from a lavish party with friends and family here i

the corner no it's not an orchestra a symphony for us the look at some of them looked a lot but it tanya said limit so evil of history so limited as it was a limitless seemed. as if he had fallen landed had it and that has a home of death issue an. issue for the nation all of us a bit of a futile. and a walk in the name of just what any seen as a move to the end of a nationally but. up to. the week. was. the week. the was. i've no idea of bruce anyone there. is a lot to speak been home where the battle for the gratified by the best of all you've been ordered and going to be more than bought a form suggest i'm dizzy at the head of it or the benefit of the thought of money ahead if we allow money out of the family had the best of because a lot says your lot with what the limo. name kids family take shape make it your man or woman jimmy and lanham janet sad to know. what i know how to be sad when a double shift. a little. a word of dishonesty need to lead oh we'll always that you're my lad if you mean for the sin we lead. must clean the sad little head into the sadness. i don't know charlie

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it's south of messina, in the province of cat tanya, and that's where i was born, my home town, and where i grew up really. i left reposto when he was 13. the first chapter opens -- the book opens in roposto and i'm going read at bit from the very beginning. i have my glasses around my neck but it looks like i don't need them. if i do i'll put them on. when i was four, or five, i wanted to be ugly. and get very angry when people said i was pretty. i'm ugly. bruta. say i'm ugly. but no one listened to me. cabellasome bambina. a pretty little girl, they saul said, and inevitably they added, what a shame. there was such sorrow in their voices, such an anguished look on their faces. i didn't want my beg pretty to make people sad, butter to be ugly, i thought. i especially didn't want my being pretty to make my mother sad. as soon as he heard this word, even if she had been laughing a minute before, my mother's eyes filled with tears and her face turned into a mask of agony. at those times my mother look just leak the adorata the sourful woman was the name of a statue in the church across the

tanya, what are you talking about? i'm not wishing an economic downturn on america.'m sitting here as an analyst asking the question of whether the president's achilles heel, because thus far nothing has impacted his standing with his base, that's why i went through the litany of these supposed s-show incidents of the last ten days. but i'm asking, would the economy be different than all of this, greenlands, in the end it's a joke, who cares. but the economy, that could change his political fortune. that's the thesis. i want to know what you think, go toer some c smerconish.com, r this question -- would, notice i said would, an economic downturn cause president trump's base to abandon him? >>> ahead, her poll numbers are booming. her fund-raising is healthy. her catch phrases are catching on. so why is elizabeth warren also making democratic voters anxious? >>> and why was this car ad pulled for this seemingly innocuous shot of a woman on a bench with a baby? i'll explain. donald trump failed as a businessman. he borrowed billions and left a trail of bankruptcy and b

. >> tanya snyder, politico. >> thank you. you and your good friends at the u.s. chamber of commerce have been pushing for a long time for increased infrastructure investment. whether we get to a stand-alone bill of any kind, the congress is going to have to put more money into the surface transportation program before the next presidential election. how are you going to change the conversation around increasing the gas tax or some kind of infrastructure investment? when you been doing the last several years has not borne fruit. how will you get there? richard: we are going to help change the people who have been stopping this. this has been stopped continuously by mitch mcconnell in the senate. everybody agrees with us that you need infrastructure. the society of civil engineers gives us a d in infrastructure, and we are falling. we need about $2 trillion in infrastructure, for the old stuff to get it up to par, and the new stuff that we need to move ahead. everybody knows that. everybody agrees we need to do it, but it doesn't get done. it doesn't get done becau

so you can take a look at the mug shot that we now have tanya colo colo. >>he has now been arrested on rape and false imprisonment charges. now the woman reported this saturday morning saying the night before she called for a lyft ride home after drinking at a bar in san mateo she believes she passed out in the back seat and instead of taking her to the intended destination. she says the driver took her to his home in tracy without her permission and then allegedly raped her police did not say if she does eventually brought home by the driver how she got home at all so trying to get that clarification on the details but lift has released a statement to kron 4 news saying what is being described is terrifying in the driver's access to lift has been permanently removed. we responded immediately and have reached out to the rider since the incident we're working with authorities and will continue to help in every way we can and you know we spoke with a lot of lift riders here. >>there's a ton of love travers that drop off and pick people up from the sand. you

you can see on your screen tanya colo colo is the driver. he was arrested and booked into san mateo county jail for rape and false imprisonment charges. the woman reported this saturday morning saying the night before she called for a lyft ride home after drinking at a bar in san mateo she believes she passed out in the back seat and instead of taking her to the intended destination. she says the driver took her to his home in tracy without it without any of her permission and then allegedly raped her now police did not say if she was taken. then she was brought home by the driver how she got home at all, but if you have any information about this incident or one like this with the 46 year-old driver, you are urged to talk to the san bruno police department. they believe there could be more victims out there. i we have reached out to live but have not heard back quite yet so stay tuned as we learn more from here. the police department i'm live in san bruno sarah stinson kron 4 news very disturbing. thank you sarah. >>time now is 5 oh 3 in sa

tanya sokolow became the acknowledged lead diplomat for zionism and all the accounts say that he had an extremely sort of elegant bearing and wore very fine clothing and that his manners were polished and polite and smooth silky smooth so that he could talk. on an equal basis with the representatives of the german kaiser or the british government or whatever so the day after the meeting. between sykes and the zionist leaders sykes brought socolow to meet the french diplomat pekoe what sikes wanted was for sokolow to a persuade pekoe that zionism must be taken seriously that zionism really was the key to winning the war. and that the zionists would only help the allies win the war if britain was the main power in palestine not france for to edge off because they didn't protect not q. on may but for each and maul so called off with that false all collage won't watch it they put out for that i think that could be used as showing you don't that you would have thought that. and also mossad male peers. there's not a kid offs a course a record of daddy at home. be the heavier the men sikes

some of the action included tanya tucker.writer daniel norgren. >>> the oakland a's have signed a new pitcher to a minor league contract. and feels like a fairy tale. >> yeah. >> all right. that is nathan patterson. and the story his brother tells on twitter is that they went to a colorado rockies game a couple of weeks ago. nathan decided to throw in a pitch-seed challenge at the ballpark. that radar gun clocks at 96 miles an hour. and that video went viral. so on thursday, he signed a professional contract with the a's. it appears he's grateful for the a's opportunity and can't wait to get to work. can you imagine? >> did he play baseball before? >> yeah. that's not just a lucky arm. >> no. >> i'm hearing since high school. okay. >>> well, coming up on mornings on 2. support for gilroy at the fremont festival of the arts. >> we'll tell you what is being done this weekend to help the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >>> and a spike in burglaries in the north bay. putting some communities on high alert. >>> new

tanya says do not ban hand—held phones unless you can ban radios and talking in general.ous potential hazard but so are all of the above. i think it is time to use common sense, not more banning. nick says a 12 month ban for anyone caught using a phone while driving should be standard. derek says nothing on a clients com pletely derek says nothing on a clients completely safe, the hands—free phone is safer than a front seat passenger or back—seat children, all of whom cause distractions. is that fair? a hands—free phone is safer than a front seat passenger all kids in the back? that is not what the evidence says. there is importance in what some of your viewers have said, we have caused greater enforcement, the numbers of collisions involving the use of a mobile phone is rising and has been rising steadily since 2011, he reported 43 deaths in 2017. over that same period the number of offences captured by the police resulting in enforcement action has dropped by two thirds, so enforcing the current law is important, but the current law is important, but the evidence we hea

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tanya fulicoalo is accused of picking up the woman and her friend at a bar in san mateo, earlier this month. the woman claims her friend was driven home first. and that she must have passed out in the back seat of the car. she told investigators instead of driving her to her home, he took her to his house in tracy and then sexually assaulted her there. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for september 19th. >>> fire investigators are still looking for the cause of a massive junkyard fire in santa rosa. it could be seen for miles. this is what it looked like yesterday afternoon, on scenic avenue, just south of santa rosa. on twitter, fire officials said several vehicles were on fire. and that forced a shelter in place order, with the surrounding neighborhoods on the southwest side of santa rosa. firefighters were getting things under control at 5:00 in the evening. >>> happening today, san francisco's municipal transportation agency is expected to decide the official name. some have been pushed into the station to be named the chinatown rose pak station. but some businesses and communit

which makes oxycontin and teva settled out of the court and denied any wrongdoing for parents like tanyaatcliffe who has fostered and adopted children from people with substance abuse issues this ruling is a huge win. >> healing begins and hopefully, you know, addiction can be conquered and will be conquered. >> so kate, as you have shown, the opioid epidemic is something that has impacted families all across the country. >> huge. >> a lot of people want to know, how does this impact the lawsuits that are still pending? >> right as i said, there's like 2,000 of them there's speculation that now this may prompt some pharmaceutical companies to settle ahead of those suits and not go to trial. all the many cities and towns and jurisdictions have actually lumped their suits together into one giant case that's moving forward in october in cleveland, ohio meantime, 48 states also have actions against pharmaceutical makers >> wow. >> so it's complicated legally how it's all going to proceed. we don't know, and will there be settlements. >> to be clear, 570 million plus dollars, that's a lot of

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host: go ahead, tanya.aller: yes, i am disappointed in how the president conducted himself during the g7. i think he should have set up a .eeting with iran also, the last caller spoke about him being a businessman. they forgot about how many times he went bankrupt. he is not too good of a businessman. we need more peace in this world . to put our allies down, people need to remember, our allies came to our defense during 9/11. i wish people would really think about what our president is doing. he is creating problems instead of solving them. i just can't see how other people say he is doing such a great job. i don't know why their eyes are close to that. that is my comment for today. host: showing you reaction from the folks who work in that building behind us on capitol hill. evolution of reaction from senator lindsey graham from south carolina before the president announced to the idea of that potential meeting. this is from over the weekend, lindsey graham tweeting he was -- followed that tweet issaying