time that can impact the mission. official time allows you need to file grievances and appeals to the administrative agencies and bring the work of the government to a halt. by way of example we've heard from a federal employee told us after repeated requests, and employee would come to work on time, this employee complaint to the official was harassing the employee and filed a grievance. the union representative got involved and after weeks of back-and-forth the employees agency allowed the employee to push back for start time my 15 minutes. now to me as as a private busis guide this sounds absurd. the grievances filed while official time could also implicate national security. luke air force base in arizona ended in get off the axis penises with only a password after experienced multiple security breaches. union filed a grievance arguing that this was a change in the working conditions that the air force base first needed to negotiate. this committee is not alone in examiner official time. a recent office of personal managem

can impact the mission. official time allows unions to file grievances to appeals and the administrative agencies and bring the work of the government to a halt. by way of example we have heard from federal employee who told us that after repeated requests an employee could come to work on time this employee complained to the official that they were harassing the employer and filed agreement. the union representative got involved in after weeks of back-and-forth the employee agency allowed the employee to push back her start time by 15 minutes. to me, as a private business guy, this sounds absurd. the grievances filed while on official time can also indicate national security. the air force base in arizona and did off-base access to e-mail systems with only a password for multiple security brief -- this was a change in the working conditions at the air force base first needed to negotiate. this committee is not alone on examining official time. a recent office report found official time usage is on the rise governmen

have been so we still a bit hope and wait that somebody will find the plane one day ok even in the official agencies responsible for the search where you are there are. there have been a number of of competing theories as to what happened. absolutely a lot of experts are very deep in that matter very keen to find out what really happened and there are different versions from different experts they are really some people saying it was a technical problem others said. what might have been a hijacker on board telling the pilots to fly to the south and the most popular version i have to say right now is that the captain of the aircraft committed suicide and took with him all the people all the passengers behind him everything is not clear everything is unsure as long as we do not have the plane as we do not have the recorders the flight recorder the cockpit voice recorder so it's a lot of speculation now and nobody really found out what happened that day or what does that mean you know now with the official and even with the private search efforts as well called off will the relatives and loved

by the treasury department." this officialhas spent a career in law enforcement tells farrow, quote, "i have never seen something pulled off the system. the system is a safeguard for the bank. it's a stockpile of information. when something isn't there that should be, i immediately became concerned. that's why i came forward, meaning that's why i leaked the report we all saw last week." quote, "whatever the explanation for the missing reports, the appearance that some but not all had been removed or restricted troubled the official into releasing the report last week." why just those two missing, the official said? the official told ronan farrow that he or she feared that the contents of those two reports might be permanently withheld. the official said, quote, "that is what alarms me the most." so according to this new reporting, there are three suspicious activity reports, three sars filed by that bank where cohen has the bank account for that little company that paid off stormy daniels that mysteriously had all that other m

liberalizing the abortion law how confident is the yes campaign that the exit polls will match the official results they can be pretty confident just because the exit polls two of them and they are very clear but of course they cannot really celebrate just yet and i have spoken to some supporters yesterday of the escapade and they said they are cautiously optimistic but of course you know they can only pop the champagne corks later on today when they have the official official results no we're seeing this no poster behind you in the background there what's been the reaction so far to what the exit polls have said. well it's only really last night and when i was out last night here in dublin it's a young city in the center of town there are lots of young people and a world campaigning for yes and they were already drinking but as i say not full on celebrating that's probably going to come tonight i spoke to a group of school friends six young women they all from dublin they reunited they all came home to vote yes and they seem to be really really happy as for the official reactions we will s

the government official knows that it's a crime. knows what the government official is risking in this and the government official says that he or she is terrified by what he or she has done but believes that it's important. we have so much information that we are learning in these reports, including tax implications, which we didn't get to in the previous segment and rachel wasn't able to get to tonight. i'm reading in there that michael cohen is using the essential consultants llc to pay his mercedes bill, an at&t bill, to pay personal consumption bills. you and i are sitting here with a strong assumption that michael cohen took the essential consultants and paid mercedes whatever it was, a couple thousand a month on a lease, and did not declare that as income to himself on his income tax return, so the mercedes alone is an income tax tax fraud evasion case. also in there is these massive cash movements that could also be tax evasion. but what people like michael cohen are trying to get away with is the nickel and dime tax evasion

only about five justice department officials knew the full scope of the case, officials said, not the dozen or more who might normally be briefed on a major national security case. "the times" also reports when the investigation started a small group of fbi officials knew it by its code name, crossfire hurricane. the name, a reference to the rolling stones lyric from "jumping jack flash." i was born in a crossfire hurricane. it was an apt prediction of a political storm that continues to tear shingles off the bureau. we also learned much more today about that june 9th, 2016 meeting, trump tower, with members of the trump campaign, including donald trump jr. and a russia lawyer with ties to the kremlin. senate judiciary committee released thousands of pages of testimony about the meeting today from donald trump jr. and others who have come before them. among the headlines here, donald trump jr. was anxious for opposition research or dirt on hillary clinton. but meeting attendees said no valuable information was provided. donald trump jr. said he didn't recall telling his father about t

last year's epic hurricane season and with the hurricanes came the controversy as many felt that the official response to the cleanup and rebuilding of puerto rico was just as devastating as the storms and now with this year's new hurricane season set to begin on june first and new study out of harvard is eliminated just how costly in human life the storm and the official failures following the storms may have been are to correspondent natasha sweet has more. it's been eight months since hurricane maria devastated the island of puerto rico there's no question the category four storm a shock to the nation but now some experts believe that the lives lost were vastly underestimated by the thousands. there the seafood very difficult imagine her food the electric bed the suction machine therapies it has been very difficult eight months following hurricane maria's rast how we're still isn't fully restored norman medina is one of the many residents doing without electricity and still taking care of her elderly mother for some. patients with medical needs power is essential for survival and now a new

and the royal wedding is still trending online. three officialress, meghan markle who are now the duke and duchess of sussex. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: ken livingstone has resigned from the labour party. the former london mayor said his suspension over claims

basically it wasn't welcome you know the official. visit so the british officials but what is interesting. we have two major guests at the speech and we're going to quarrel this is the president park wrong from france and also prime minister. so both of them. coming to south beach a route that they will be the mean guests and they're going to talk of course on many political issues but also. making huge exhibitions of france and and and japan last year it was missed the more you will be india and. the the equally the prime minister weekly. what is interesting is that. there will be a round tables and we want to develop the corporation with the different parts of the world so we expect the round table. every couple india united states finland france japan and and we expect something like ten thousand participants so this is the police where east meets west. quite sure that the suspect to look for him will be a success and what is interesting is that the name of the i mean the title of the forum is. to build economy of trust so most of t

he is the most senior catholic official to be tried on such charges. 76-year-old has pleaded not guilty. an abandoned high-rise building in sao paulo, brazil has collapsed following a huge fire. amazing images. at least one person was killed. the 26-story building was frequently occupied by squatters and it is feared there may be more casualties. riot police in paris have used tear gas and water cannons against left-wing anarchists marking international labor day. rioters torched shops and cars. but the main rally organized by labor unions remained peaceful. tens of thousands turned out to protest president emmanuel macron's economic reforms. on this labor day, a much different seen in china. human rights groups say that china's cozy relationship with hyper capitalism and roaming gaps between the wealthy and poor reveal that beijing is ignoring its own proletariat. four workers with complaints, the only recourse is the country's one official trade union. we are introduced to a railway worker whose efforts to promote greater workers rights has made him a

last year's epic hurricane season and with the hurricanes came the controversy as many felt that the official response to the cleanup and rebuilding of puerto rico was just as devastating as the storms and now with this year's new hurricane season set to begin on june first and new study out of harvard is eliminated just how costly in human life the storm and the official failures following the storms may have been or to correspondent natasha sweet has more. it's been eight months since hurricane maria devastated the island of puerto rico there's no question the category four storm shocked the nation but now some experts believe that the lives lost were vastly underestimated by the thousands there the seafood very difficult imagine her food the electric bed the suction machine therapies it has been very difficult eight months following hurricane maria's raphe power still isn't fully restored norman medina is one of the many residents doing without electricity and still taking care of her elderly mother but for some patients with medical needs power is essential for survival and now a new stud

well the official position of the european union has always been that they won't make any concessions. under the threat of punitive tariffs but of course it's possible that behind closed doors deal might be reached which would include there would be some concessions from the europeans but officially those would only be agreed then the u.s. says ok the exceptions for the europeans would be indefinite and then a few weeks after that there would be the official announcement of the agreement but i'm just speculating here but that of course is always a possibility and all the while of course china still feeling the sting of those terrorists call the secretary wilbur ross heading day this week for trade discussions is it too optimistic to think he might come back with some kind of resolution. river or some sort of set today that he wouldn't go there wasn't hopeful that something might come out of it again the americans believe the u.s. administration at least believe that they are in the stronger position because they have a trade deficit with china china wants to sell its goods and so they

well yes but the european official that we just. heard talking and talk about mr. he has good reasons to remind everyone not only the italians but also us here in germany what's at stake and that if you want to play with the others in the club of the european union you have to play by the rules maybe it wasn't his. correct position to do so and of course he's not an elected member of a government the e.u. commission is just a bunch of officials but he's right somebody has to remind the italians what's at stake playing by the rules can reduce their force in frankfurt thank you. for it's two years in the making his next deal us and he trust authorities but proved by is takeover of american see john wants. it marks another major hurdle in the sixty two and a half billion dollar deal the german fala firm has agreed to sell assets including seed and crop chemical activities to its rival b a s f for of eight and a half billion dollars and trust concerns the life science company already has the green light from the e.u. brazil and russia but it still needs clearance from c

last year's epic hurricane season and with the hurricanes came the controversy as many felt that the official response to the cleanup and rebuilding of puerto rico was just as devastating as the storms and now with this year's new hurricane season set to begin on june first and new study out of harvard is eliminated just how costly in human life the storm and the official failures following the storms may have been are to correspondent natasha sweet has more. it's been eight months since hurricane maria devastated the island of puerto rico there's no question the category four storm the nation but now some experts believe that the lives lost were vastly underestimated by the thousands. there the seafood very difficult imagine her food the electric bed the section machine therapies it has been very difficult eight months following hurricane maria's rast how we're still isn't fully restored norman medina is one of the many residents doing without electricity and still taking care of her elderly mother for something. patients with medical needs power is essential for survival and now a new study

and those at the official should get to know the region's distinctive features and local phenomena so that they'd be able to govern in an efficient manner and understand how things work here in the middle. part the fun accused to participate in this activity who organizes all this now that the flock has withdrawn. he was secular young this really is truly controlled production for farmer was about to clear for heck tears for a coca field the fark would authorize the clearing of to have a test of which one had to be used for food now that the fog has withdrawn kolker count of asian will increase notably in one year the area used for coca farming has grown from one hundred forty five to two hundred thousand hectares circumstances forced people to do this who would farm cocoa beans when it takes twenty workers to produce ten sacks which earn you seven hundred thousand pesos one hectare of coca bush produces two kilograms of coca for which you are paid two million pesos the cultivation is a logical choice. i . think if you. hear they are giving you know as just i was a gorilla for many ye

well the official position of the european union has always been that they won't make any concessions. under the threat of punitive tariffs but of course it's possible that behind closed doors deal might be reached which would include that there will be some concessions from the europeans but officially those would only be agreed then the u.s. says ok the extensions for the europeans would be indefinite and then a few weeks after that that would be the official announcement of the agreement but i'm just speculating here but that of course is always a possibility and all the while of course china still feeling the sting of days terrorists come as secretary wilbur ross heading day this week for trade discussions is it too optimistic to think he might come back with some kind of resolution. today that he wouldn't go there feel wasn't hopeful that something might come out of it again the americans believe the u.s. administration at least believe that they are in the stronger position because they have a trade deficit with china china wants to sell its goods and so they can dictate the ter

this is the scene live in dublin, the official result is expected shortly. the leaders of north and south korea hold talks as a us delegation heads to singapore before a possible meeting between president trump and kimjong un a scheme to protect interpreters who helped british troops in afghanistan is deemed a "dismal failure" by a group of mps countdown to kick off, as liverpool fans soak up the atmosphere in kiev ahead of tonight's champions league final. jurgen klopp says winning is in liverpool's dna as the reds aim to stop real madrid from winning a third successive title. good evening and welcome to bbc news. voters in ireland appear to have overwhelmingly rejected their country's strict anti—abortion laws, and backed reform, in a landmark referendum. the final votes are still being counted, but exit polls suggest around two—thirds of voters supported the calls for change, and the n0 campaign has conceded defeat. ireland's prime minister leo varadkar has called it a quiet let's cross now to my colleague in dublin. you are very welcome. icf people here a

scrapping of sanctions against russia the only real changes in the from the leaked version to the officially released version is in the leak there was is a suggestion that sanctions against russia should be scrapped immediately it says in the official version that they should be scrapped without stressing immediately what what else is in there is a serious plan of reform looking at the. immigration law in in the european union the dublin treaty they want to see completely overhaul they see that it's unfair for italy at them as it stands the. country where a refugee or my current arrives that's the country they have to register in and it's up to them to finance and look after them amongst other things that are in the in the plan is asking for two hundred fifty billion euros worth of italy's debt to be forgiven by the european central bank that's not a bad ask if you can if you can put it in there there's also talk of a universal wage of seven hundred eighty a month i believe it's set to cost around seventeen billion euro that would mean that everybody would get a wage per month where they wor

the officialsadler meant it as a joke. the official says the joke fell flat. sadler runs communications at the white house. >> asked for a response, the white house said we respect senator mccain's service to the nation and he and his family are in our prayers. sadler called the senator's daughter meghan mccain to apologize. the senator's wife posted this tweet. may i remind you my husband has a family and seven children and five grandchildren. >> john mccain urged senators to reject gina haspel as cia director after she declined to say torture is immoral. mccain's move prompted this response from retired air force general thomas mcirnerny. >> mccain said he will not endorse haspel in part because she believes in torture. that she thinks it works. >> it worked on john. that's why they call him song bird john. >> that is absolutely not true. that is pants on fire. a weird conspiracy theory. no evidence that torture ever got mccain to detray his country bashara o -- betray his country. he said he mi

plus germany's refugee work force getting more skilled migrants into work even without the official qualifications. and what happens when you say the controller out of airport control tower. this is your business update on helen humphrey in berlin glad you could join me. mayhem in milan and on all the european exchanges traders are worried that a snap election in italy will be a referendum on the eurozone now there's also serious concern that the country's debt burden is spiraling out of control analysts say europe may well be on the brink of another euro crisis. fear of a new financial crisis is creeping back into european markets italy faces and in terrible government the new elections this has shaken up investors worldwide. the dillies lead in the next temporarily drop by almost four percent on tuesday at the end of trading it stood at minus two point seven percent losses in madrid were almost as high the german dax index also lost ground one point five percent. especially bank stocks were on a downhill ride. but it's about more than stock markets wanted to leave central bank to do least future

deputy press secretary introduced the official. we had david sanger from "the new york times." the reason this official was not named in the story because it insisted the briefing was on background. best way to alleviate the concern of the anonymous source is for the white house to name the official. at this point, sarah, it looks like the president is calling the white house official fake. >> a particularly brazen attack from trump who has gone after the use of anonymous sources before because this was someone who was authorized to speak on behalf of the administration. who was delivering the party line from the white house. this was scheduled in advance. this took place very close to the oval office. it is remarkable for president trump to go after someone who was tasked with explaining the administration's position on north korea. it shows just how clear and deep those divisions are within the administration about whether the june 12th summit is doable. all of it is up for debate internally. with 15 days left, there is a lot of pressure on the white house to smooth that over

the official result will be announced this afternoon. tarised border area between the two countries. a report in the iranian media says that nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — a british—iranian woman imprisoned in tehran — will face security—related charges in a second case being prepared against her. a government programme to protect afghan interpreters thank you for your company so far this afternoon. now on bbc news — a special programme meeting the unique choir who played their part in celebrating the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. inspired by prince harry's work around mental and physical health, gosp—ability is a diverse group of amateur singers made up of people facing mental and physical challenges of their own. the choir recorded a specially written song given to the couple as a wedding gift.

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days before the election day so late december. 2017. official is an election that lasts only 90 days because there are some preliminary procedures in the first half of the election. he only proclaimed his candidacy a year before. on december 13, 2016 which matches the style of an election. early announcement before the election day but it is unheard of of -- in russian politics. especially, if someone doesn't know if you will be allowed to be on the ballot or not. what was the motivation behind such an early announcement? there will be a moment of stress for pollutant because putin can't win anything in the election. he has the power, all the money in the country. there is nothing he could win in the course of this event. there are still some procedures that need to be organized. this creates stress under pressure. our long-term strategy, our bigger strategy is to use every moment of stress. being put under stress people do stupid things. and make all kinds of mistakes. to build up the organization, to involve more and more young people in polit

looking at the official referendum website. constituencies that have not yet declared the final result. just three constituencies to declare their results before that final result comes in. the referendum on the 36th amendment of the constitution in 2018. the eighth amendment, repeal the eighth is the slogan you have heard from what seems clear to be the winning side in this referendum. for all the latestjust go to our website. there you'll find analysis and all the latest on the results. including the final declaration expected very soon. south korea has said that its president moonjae—in has met the north korean leader kim jong—un for two hours today. the south korean government's official twitter account posted these images of the pair embracing at the panmunjom border crossing. it's the second meeting between the two leaders in the space of four weeks, and signals improving relations between two countries. and a team from the white house is leaving for singapore — as originally planned — for the summit between kim jong—un an

war against the far has officially ended according to the treaty at least qualified i mean all in all even so the war still continues in our areas. merino cordoba shows a video he received from the chocobo area where paramilitaries attack a village in order to control the local drug trade the images are disturbing. her. i. was. there because if a man was acquitted there pastorate he was signed on november twenty fourth twenty sixteen after that fertile guerrillas and twelve family members were killed for the last twenty five murders resulting from reintegration as he was he sixty seven social activists have been murdered that means an activist is killed every four days. yes look at our my so-called reintegration program and the guarantees of our physical safety i'm not going well at all because people socio economic and physical safety has not been guaranteed. lumpia will not achieve democracy if this goes on the theme of this young according to the government emerges on systematic because the killers don't have similar profound. with the coordinates of studies made by the peace and r

exit polls suggest a two to one majority in favor of ending the ban on terminating pregnancies official results are expected on saturday afternoon comes thirty five years after another referendum enshrined some of the world's toughest anti abortion laws into the constitution. really. going to change things. exotic because it was such a. close call and i think a lot of us were expecting and know so to see it was. like a pretty. amazing well the referendum on abortion i asked voters if they wanted to repeal an article in the constitution it's known as the eight amendment gives unborn fetuses the same right to life as the mother in effect banning terminating a pregnancy terminations are only allowed when the mother's life is at risk women who have an abortion face up to fourteen years in prison if repeal the amendment the irish government has promised to introduce new legislation that would allow abortion during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy ireland does have some of the most restrictive abortion laws in europe matched by poland which only allows terminations in rare cases in malta a

the official result will be announced this afternoon. area between the two countries. a report in the iranian media says that nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — a british—iranian woman imprisoned in tehran, will face security—related charges in a second case being prepared against her. a government programme to protect afghan interpreters who helped british troops has been condemned by mps as an utter failure offering no meaningful assurances of protection. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. so it's the day of european destiny for liverpool. they play real madrid in the final of the champions league in kiev tonight, and our sports reporter hugh woozencroft is live in the ukranian capital for us this lunchtime. yes, we are live in a lovely van parked right in the centre of key airof parked right in the centre of key air of where the fans are enjoying themselves. fans of both liverpool and real madrid, as we build towards what will hopefully be one of the classic european cup finals. a huge match go

the fbi. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it is now official. on the record in black and white. donald trump the president of the united states did in fact pay off stormy daniels shortly before the election to keep her from going public about their alleged sexual encounter. trump admits it right here in this document, his 2017 financial disclosure form which we got today and what is also at this point pretty much official is that the president donald trump was lying when he said this. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> then why did michael cohen make it if there was no. >> you have to ask michael cohen. michael is my attorney and you'll have to ask mike. >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> no, i don't know. >> who knows? i don't know. paints, mike cohen. trump said he did not know about the payment, didn't know where cohen got the pone. here's what's in his financial disclosure on page 45 in a footnote. it should have been on page 1. "in 2016, expenses were incurred by one of donald

. >>> salvaging the summit this morning, u.s. officials are in north korea ahead of a potential meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. will the summit happen after trump called it off last week. >>> the violent arrest on a beach. an officer seen punching a young woman. what does the video not show? the woman who shot it speaking out this morning. >>> also ahead, a real-life spider-man climbing a building and rescuing a toddler dangling from a balcony. >>> king james reigns. a historic night for lebron as he sends the cavaliers to the nba finals. >>> and good morning on this memorial day. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm eva pilgrim in for diane macedo. we begin with breaking news in that flooding emergency unfolding right now. >> yeah, heavy rain in that baltimore area is causing flash flooding, the worst in this historic city, ellicott city there where main street became a raging river. >> meanwhile, there is a subtropical storm bearing down on the florida panhandle. the gulf coast and southeast could see flooding of their own. abc

only the city's official residents are entitled to. the house life is nothing like the chinese dream. by twenty forty nine she ging peak wants to make china the world's leading power in beijing it's to supply. makeshift warehouse shabby shops and rundown apartment buildings get in the way of that image. critics say she has no space for poor people from the countryside even if they're the ones who helped make beijing flourish and who continue to take almost tufts the official residents don't want to do. suzy huff fixes that cause his neighborhood was torn down by builders over not except one half which miraculously was spent. for his customers it's become a good with france point. and. feel. if. if. if. fi has plenty of work but little help. anybody. they were boys and they have a right. to or for us to have world view. is ended there. so that was young to know everything that was on said. console. on the. on the wall. so no. he's resigned to reality. it's no place for dreams. to school the largest for tutoring of internal markets has ex

because it is the official shot. it is the official shot.like being kept waiting. thank you. it's the highlight of the horticultural calendar, showcasing some of the most creative garden designs from around the world. well ahead of opening its well—manicu red lawns to the public, today is press day at the chelsea flower show. and the queen has just arrived with other members of the royal family to look at the gardens. clearly enjoying a peaceful hour or two after a busy weekend. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. it sort of can continue. many of us had sunshine. but that has not been the whole sorry with some rain in western scotland and northern ireland and you can see the lightning down here. we have had some really heavy showers and thunder storms. they can't to drift west. but they willed fade. over night most spots will turn dry. even in northern ireland and north—west scotland. we will keep a lot of cloud in the north. clearer in the south and temperatures not dropping to far. around eight to 12 degrees. tomorrow a lot of cl

the official logo keeps the worm stylette terg for the m. is the background is now that shade of blue. some people say that new color reminds them of dodger blue. the dodgers don't have a monopoly on the color blue. they say it puts them more in sync with other city agencies that use this color. the old red logo will remain on the official buses and trains, but the official logo will be dodger blue. >>> now can we talk act something that really matters? >> ms. celine dion. a brand new song and this morning she's giving "good morning america" at her unusual new music video. ♪ >> so it seems pretty standard until this part. you see what's happening? the video is called "ashes." as you can see, there are multiple cameos from dead pool. >> doing a really contemporary routine. >> ged it dead pool. >> please tell me that's really ryan reynolds. >> wouldn't it be great. >> ryan reynolds who of course plays dead pool tweeted out this morning. i like what he said. i'm trying to find it. tat is funny. >> this is amazing. >> he said show time mamma and

exit polls suggest a two to one majority in favor of ending the ban on terminating pregnancies official results are expected on saturday afternoon the vote comes thirty five years after another referendum enshrined some of the world's toughest anti abortion laws into the constitution well the referendum on abortion last words as if they wanted to repeal an article in the constitution it's known as the eighth amendment that law gives me unborn fetuses the same right to life as the mother in effect banning terminating a pregnancy terminations are only allowed when the mother's life is at risk women who have an abortion face up to fourteen years in prison if it is repealed the amendment the irish government has promised to introduce legislation that would allow abortion during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy island has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in europe matched by poland which only allows terminations in rare cases and in malta abortions are completely banned. i just think the odds of all of a really great news are really. going to change a lot of a lot of things or e

and germany's refugee work force getting most skilled migrants into work even without the official qualifications. and been physical and let's do business is europe on the brink of another euro crisis things certainly seem to be heading that way coalition negotiations in italy of collapsed now it's fear the country's debt burden is spiraling out of control european markets reacted with trepidation to the news with milan stock exchange tumbling by almost four percent a slight recover it leaves at a just below three percent at this hour in spain madrid's main index the s m s i down by two and a half percent and frankfurt dax down by about one half percent german investors showing signs of nervousness today let's go over to conrad boozer now financial correspondent in frankfurt to find out if this is the beginning of the next euro crisis what do you think. well many investors believe it might be and they believe that all those mechanisms which were introduced in the eurozone after the last year of crisis of the years twenty eleven then twenty twelve were not enough or would not be enough to really d

you heard the official line. ted by hamas and has to be accepted as that and that is not a consequence of decisions made about the embassy. you know, this combined with israeli and iranian confrontation in syria, which results from the withdrawal from the iran deal will complicate things going forward. if the administration wants to get back to the peace deal, i think we'll hear about it soon. doesn't sound like it's today. >> shepard: sounds like a march in the other direction. a.b., thanks. >> thanks, shep. >> shepard: good news if you're feeling lucky. sports gambling no longer banned across the united states thanks to a recent supreme court decision. if a state says yeah, we'll set up sports gambling here like new jersey, you can have it. not just out in vegas, baby. but everywhere. unless congress acts. sports betting! that's coming up. dear great-great-grandfather, you turned a family recipe into a brewing empire before prohibition took it all away. i promised our family i'd find your lost recipe. by tracing

but the official sunrise, here's the official time, not happening until 6:10. sunset 8:02. the bay bridge also looking gray and gloomy out there but noticing a few little breaks here and there on our satellite/radar of that cloud coverage. temperature-wise 50 degrees in san francisco right now. 50 in livermore. 40s and 50s in the area. low visibility in the north bay in some areas. >>> investigators are trying to determine what led to a shooting in marin county that left a woman and the alleged gunman dead. the shooting happened on the outskirts of mill valley. jessica flores reports. >> reporter: michelle, this was the scene of an active shooter situation. now it's turning to a homicide investigation. we now know that shooter turned the gun on himself. one woman is dead. now the call came in around 3:30 p.m. yesterday of a shooting here at the apartment complex. tactical teams surrounded the apartment building as they searched for the shooter. terrified residents ran for their lives. the s.w.a.t. team broke down an apartment door and threw a flash-bang inside before rushin

after america quit the iran nuclear deal and then out sanctions on tehran u.s. officials told allies that they also had to fall in line iran deal had lifted restrictions on tehran that was in exchange for a halt to its nuclear program on friday the european commission launched a process to prevent e.u. firms from being hit by u.s. sanctions european firms would also be able to get compensation and loans if they were affected france's finance minister added that companies working with iran should keep going but. we're going to do everything to protect french companies in iran because it's in our economic interest there are dozens of french companies who have lawfully invested in iran and are doing business there and they must continue to have the right to do so. well the director of international finance aleutians associates that shabbir razvi believes that the e.u. is in no mood to obey the u.s. . i don't think european union is in the mood for listening to washington dick tut at this moment yes mr macron had a wonderful meeting in a washington. few weeks ago where mr mar