the u. s. and chinese presidents to set to discuss them months long conflict this saturday. in what's being nicknamed a g. two on the sidelines of the g.. twenty donald trump has already said that this extended meeting will be productive at the very least. beijing has expressed its desire for washington to strike a balance of one thousand is room with the two sides are in close communication over the preparations for this meeting. we hope that the us can be china halfway and work with us to push for a positive result. while a long term deal is still on the cards for this saturday's talks a temporary ceasefire is the most likely outcome. like the ninety day truce agreed in november twenty eighteen when the paramedics at the g. twenty into an srs which offer the market some relief. the u. s. presidents has however already threatens to impose further tariffs totalling three hundred billion dollars if he's not satisfied with shi jing ping stance. meaning maybe old chinese exports to the u. s. woul

apparently shooting down a u. s. drone but you can see us wti up nearly 6% this our international brent at sixty four dollars and fifty eight cents a barrel. moving on some days other business headlines now i'm. the world's biggest shipping line has altered its route through the strait of hormuz as geopolitical tensions mount. chief executive of a p. miller mas merit mask told cnbc that the company was still serving the region. that it that it was taking precautions to protect employees and cargo. the office messaging platform slack is seen its shares surge as much as 60% as it makes its debut on the nasdaq. service which aims to replace traditional workplace communication like email instant messaging. is used by some six hundred thousand organizations around the world. nearly a hundred thirty five million dollars. i never french economists have recommended legalizing marijuana in a bid to boost economic growth and government revenue. the council of economic analysis which advises the government on policy said allow

u. s. presidents this is only the floods u. s.. in two has made a state visit under the reign of queen elizabeth. and normal yes my heart to think when one has to be shutting down was a but there wilill be many more like himim tomorrow. we think that might be a a quarr of a million protest is what we willll be tomorrow in trafalgar square of course just at the end of white tulle where a lot of ministries of foreign office. and also course downing street the official residence of the prime minister is. also i should just add finally that there is a press conference that we will have between -- theresa may. and of donald trump and of course we'll be covering that. all the protests everything happening tomorrow including the press conferencece news anything is the benedict would be going cross you throughout the day here on five twenty four thank you very much for that update from buckingham palace. in other news saddam has witntnessed it the worst violene sincee president omar al bashir stepped down in april according to the central

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what we landed on the u. s. export blacklist because of quote national security concerns expressed by the trump administration the sanctions effectively ban u. s. of players from selling material to while away without special approval? that in turn has also heard american companies reuters reports us chip suppliers like qualcomm an intel had been lobbying the us government to ease its ban on sales of one wa. out of the seventy billion dollars the chinese companies spend buying parts last year eleven billion went to u. s. tech companies. let's take a look at the day's trading actions the start of a busy week with some key interest rate decisions expected notably from the us federal reserve. and europe investors were cautious but optimistic markets finished the day marginally higher. stands a stock strap dragging the dax into the red after the german airline issued a profit warning. on wall street which are green across the board at close as investors look forward to that fed meeting on wednesday. and hope for a

to ensure the u. k.'s breakaway the twenty seven othe. members. may take the plunge and triggers article fifty this marks the beginning of strenuous negotiations in a bid to obtain a departure deal. crucial first move economic transition. in an effort to strengthen the hand of the told she calls for a snap election the backfires. may loses her conservative majority i will now for a government. forcing her to reach out to northern ireland's dup. britain's leader is confidential united nation bruised by political disparities rex it provides us with opportunities i want to see is coming together. the four nations across the united kingdom we have a very strong union that is in our interest after two years of journeying back and forth between london and brussels. may present said deal negotiated with the u. leaders to the u. k. parliament in january. but she fails to convince suffering the largest defeat in government history another who's having the news have it with a hundred and eighteen of her own party members voting against her deal. including a

asks peter beaumont in the guardian i he he m. quotes susan song sonntag at u. s. writer and she wrote a piece called regarding the paiain of others. and what she says is perhaps the only people with the right to look at images of suffering of of of an extreme order. are those who could do something to alleviate this or those who could learn from it the rest of us are lawyers whether or not we need to be that's her point of view which he relays. he then goes on to say and something else it's on target identified that the cultural distance she links add to a western audiences prism of the post colonial wars in other words if these were. placed at subjects would we be so quick to publish the image. it's just fourth relaying those concerns at holden's pretty dodgy dallas will royce i i don't like i think to be fair if museums around the world are kind of coming to the same measured conclusion that it would have some -- purpose and meaning at for example the da's you won't even published book on who will be also came out and they we believe in the power of images to s

and finally after being spurned by the u. s. it's found a new business partner. chinese tech giant qual way has into green with russian company and t. s.. farms will put the firm's a partner on the development of five g. networks in russia that's the next generation of high speed telecom. bill comes weeks after the us effectively dan quale from working with american firms. it came in at a chinese president xi ching pain kicked off a visit to moscow. while he's still waiting to see whether european countries will give it the green light. washing as urges allies to blacklist quality over security concerns. the main thing is you are what europe decides to do whether it's gonna follow the u. s. or whether it's decides to chart its own course yeah. donald trump has been trying to pressure european leaders this week has a far away we will have to wait and see what happens with that they call for now thank you very much indeed call center that we gonna take short break 06/06/19 06/06/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy no

u.'s deficit limits and that's european ministers faye would sets a dangerous precedent that could endanger the entire eurozone. it's something that is -- of utmost importance this certainly far grows -- for stability of the euro zone which is at the end of the day -- much is most important. for me this there is in the in n the room. the no brussels and rome all refusing to budge let's hope there is still room for compromise. both sides have said they are confidence that's an all out confrontation can be averted. your group is also discussing proposed reforms to the euro zone. french president emmanuel micros been pushing for tighter integration and more insulation for future crises -- but those proposals of so far fears faced fierce opposition we may hear more coming into friday. china says imports from the u. s. have declined at 30% in the first five months of twenty nineteen the commerce department said the drop was a direct result of the tariffs imposed by either side -- in their on go

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this is video of the last u s based cruise ship leaving cuba today. according to cuban government statistics released in may more than 55% of american travelers who visited the island in 2019 came on board cruise ships, although a handful of 9 us cruise lines are expected to continue operating from us cruise liners have already started to reset their itineraries to avoid the island nation. coming up. >>a cabinet member and 2020 presidential candidate, julian castro left what he says he has to offer to california voters. >>and it is one of the most important dates in modern history of the they're in the 75th anniversary of d-day. >>tomorrow marks the 75th anniversary of the largest invasion by air land and sea in history on 6/6/1944 soldiers planes and ships from the us britain and canada storms in nazi-occupied french beaches of normandy. the d-day invasion as it was soon called is credited with changing. the course of world war 2 less than a year after d-day not see germany's surrender to the allies thousands of allied soldiers died in that invasion.

the president just tweeted moments ago, i'm pleased to inform you that the u s has reached s sned agreement with mexico the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the us on monday against mexico are here by indefinitely suspended. mexico in turn has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration through mexico and to our southern border. this is being done to greatly reduce or eliminate illegal immigration coming from mexico into the u s details of the agreement will be released shortly by the state department. thank you. obviously a story that we've been that we've been tracking in. there was even some republican opposition to this and those tariffs or going to increase 5% a nth until up to 25% this fall, so relief lot of relief there. >>meantime a us regulators are targeting for vaping companies for an appropriately pushing there flavored nicotine products through so-called influencers on social media. the fda sent warning letters to companies that used paid social media specialist to pitch their fruity and candy nicotine formulas to their online followers. the post did not

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say last week that there are more than 1000 cases of measles here in the u s the highest in 27 years a big story tonight hasan liquor may be responsible for recent tourist deaths in the dominican republic. >>at least 7 american citizens died in the caribbean nation over the last year. the new york post reports of police there are investigating whether or not those who died were poisoned by counterfeit alcohol. they're also looking into who supplied the alcohol and if the during said any toxic chemicals in them. the publication says that the fbi blood samples from the victims as well as perform in depend. also in the dominican republic, this man accused of shooting baseball legend david ortiz now claims that he got the wrong guy. local media reports that the suspect says that he was paid to carry out a hit on someone else but mistook and ortiz for his intended target the shooting happened sunday night at a nightclub police arrested 8 men and one woman as accomplices in the shooting our tease is recovering in boston. >>ron didn't do it and do you know they get it because you saw that n

the u s on nbc's meet the press. the president is echoing what he said and this tweet yesterday. he gave congress 2 weeks to come up with a solution to the asylum. a loophole problems at the border in exchange of the ice raids planned raid what happened today in san francisco and possibly other bay area cities but as kron four's taylor targeted families with even more uncertainty. >>thousands living in limbo awaiting planned ice raids and deportations despite delays normally we are forewarned and so this could still happen tomorrow, this could still happen in a week and so people are still living with a lot of terror camelina martin ramos is the director of programs and advocacy at central legal they love raza martin ramos says president trump is using undocumented immigrants as political pawns and then now delayed plan to deport families with court ordered removals we don't expect the president will be satisfied with any solutions that politicians may come up within the next couple weeks and um i think we we all nee

>>between the u s. >>in national news tonight as tensions rise between iran and the u s senate democrats are making a last minute push to prevent an armed conflict kron four's washington dc correspondent anna warren, a key reports on the last vote senators are squeezing in before they head home for the july 4th recess. >>several come to order in the morning senators scramble to get in one last vote before heading home for recess. mister mcconnell. no starting at 05:00am one by one senator's trickled into the chamber mister cain to vote on a measure that virginia democratic senator tim kaine says could stop an all-out war from breaking out at any moment with iran and i'm very worried that this president believes he can just wage war without congress and all cain says his measure with new mexico democrat tom udall would specifically prohibit president trump from using military action against iran without approval from congress tensions are the highest they have been. >>in many years and the risk of a cost

million to pay communities and private organizations and if care for the thousands of migrants at the u ser. >>this is a little bit we needed and long overdue temporary relief to those border communities will help them. and keep doing what they're doing to addresses humanitarian crime. >>communities and organizations must apply to be reimbursed for 2019 expenses million just before the end of the year texas republican congressman will hurd says while he welcomes the help it's not enough this is going to have to be something that continues into the next fiscal year heard says it's only a be indeed on a larger problem the long-term fix is not treating everybody that comes into our country. >>as if their asylum seeker i know the demand and the impact on taxes and on our border. >>communities is great but before these communities see any money according says congress still needs to step up and pass the bill in the hous washington, i'm anna warning key. >>horse racing hits the bay ear cos ♪ ♪ cos ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicl

they waited 2 months in mexico for an appointment 2 received political asylum from the u s so along with the rest of the family. that's according to martinez, his wife, dad and daughter drowned together after being swept away by a strong current in the rio grande. their story has cross party lines. >>these are not drug dealers or vagrants or criminals. >>i don't want to see another fish like that on the us border. >>meanwhile president trump also responding to those images today. >>they refused to change the asylum. in one hour we could have it done they want to have open borders and open borders mean crimes and open borders means people drowning in the rivers that it's a very dangerous. >>today the senate passed a bill aimed at addressing the ongoing migrant crisis on the southern border. the billion aid package, allocate funds to organizations crucial to immigration that came a day after the house passed its own version of the bill. the 2 though have significant differences and senate republicans say they're not interested in reconciling the 2 bills that essentially puts the house posi

. >> u-s-a, u-s-a!: and thailand wept, stirring the sympathy of spectators like kaylee ferreira from phoenix. did you feel bad a little bit? >> yeah. it was a really bad loss for them. >> reporter: so bad that u.s. coach jill ellis had to field questions on whether the best team in the world should have gone easier on the team ranked 34th in the world. >> i sit here going, if this were the men's world cup, would they be getting the same questions? >> reporter: but it was the way they celebrated that sparked much more criticism. even former teammate hope solo called some of the celebrations a little overboard. co-captain megan rapinoe defended her team. >> i think our only crime was an explosion of joy. >> reporter: some u.s. players say what last night's game really showed is other countries need to invest more in women's soccer, and they urge players like thailand's miranda nild not to feel defeated. >> i told her it's a dream of all of ours to play in a world cup and to stay encouraged. >> reporter: t

u.'s rules are outdated. initially the governments of change must absolutely committed to change the rules. the problem is that now current regulations are enforced. see most folks with my will do all i can to avoid an infringements procedure please. italy's populist coalition was in conflict with brussels last year over rome's big spending twenty nineteen budget. commission rejected it in a historic first but the two sides reached an agreement to narrowly averts disciplinary action this time around the european commission's warning paves the way for the actual opening of edp proceedings next month. however brussels insists that the process could be blocked if room make sufficient physical commitment. what pending class has weighed on italian banks and pull down stocks in milan? the other major european indices ended just above the flat line accounts up nearly half a percentage point here in paris. wall street's trending higher to us investors are still looking at the federal reserve at thihis time it so call

u. s. mission is that my donald trump son in law and senior adviser jared kushner. palestinians say however that what matters is securing a political agreement first. attested in jericho in the west bank benton empty casket with the wood saying. the deal of the century born dead. looking on palestinian negotiator saeb erakat who says the proposals discussed in bahrain represent israeli interests. they will not work. this team is not balanced at the old this team is trying to dictate. the program or the supplement settlers council. and it's it's a total failure i would not give this paper. i. d.. the political part of the us plan will only likely be presented after the israeli election in the ocean. the palestinians have rejected us mediation since donald trump's move at the end of two thousand seventeen to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. thanks live in paris iran says it will further free itself from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in defiance of new american sanctions this comes at the us president donald trump warned iran. of overwhelming retaliation

is that it is happening between the largest economies in the world to the u. s. in china for example a code 420% of global trade on one side of global gdp. so if these tools giants in the global economy have disagreements. and this agreement such could put in question door rules of trade old viability of supply chains. that is something i've reverberates around the global economy and actually around. what banks client countries as well emerging markets in developing economies? your report also highlights the growing problem of late government debt loads up what should being be done to tackle that issue. yes the government debt in emerging markets in developing economies has grown by fifteen percentage points since. two thousand seven and that's a broad base issue is not just focus on a few large countries in 60% of emerging markets in developing economies. government that is now ten percentage points of gdp higher than it was in two thousand seven that's it means that these countries are no less well prepared or theyy would face great. challenges in meeting the

economy already targeted the foreign ministry had an important question to one school monday before the u. s. presidents put pen to paper on fresh financial penalties. no of anti demon one detail as to what date is that any sanction left for the united states to impose. that has not been imposed on us recently or in the last forty years. that is nice relations between washington and tehran have been strained for decades nose diving in may last year when trump withdrew the u. s. from the twenty fifty nuclear deal. and reinstated sweeping sanctions. close to a thousand iranian businesses and individuals have already been targeted with the oil banking and metal sectors among the hardest hit. that leaves a sliver of exports and government officials and left to be targeted. the current sanctions have already taken their toll on the country's eighteen million strong population with 12% of working age citizens unemployed. inflation up 37% some with gdp forecast to contract 6% this year. i hope they keep telling us to be strong but we can already hear the sound of all bones breaking under this press

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. off a limited strike on iran becaee felt theundrednd caused wouldot he beenoportiona. shot down u. s. dron ttne interniona airspacen ed state a meahile has trump, can live a day after calling for dilatory air strikes on iran shooting down an american drone. >> 10 minutes before the start i stopped it, not proportionate to shannon johnson unmanned drone. i am in no hurry. . our military is rebuilt, ready to go. by far the best in the world. sanctions are writing and more at last night. iran can never have a nuclear weapon. not against the usa, and not against the world. reporter: the drone, was international airspace over the strait of hormuz at the time it was shut down. but iran says the drone violated its airspace and was justifiably targeted. tehran released this footage of the debris it says that pulled from the territorial waters, and claimed it too had exercise restraint, by targeting the drone instead of a nearby unmanned airplane. >> the aircraft was manned, and had around 35 crew members. where we could have targeted the plane, it was in our right to do so, and yes, it was a

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picture of a salvadoran father and his nearly 2 year-old daughter who drown while trying to cross the u sico border is a terrible reminder of the dangers that migrants face yeah, it was a stunning image. >>that pulled at the heartstrings of not only people here on this side of the border, but south of the border as well we've got ed lavendera now with more want to warn you the images you're about to see our graphic. >>this is the heart wrenching reality of the humanitarian crisis facing central americans who are desperately fleeing violence and poverty in their countries. a migrant father and his nearly 2 year-old daughter found laying face down in the rio grande, attempting to cross into the united states. arm around his neck. her little face talked inside of his t shirt, the image captures the dangerous perils facing many families trying to cross into the us illegally with the trump administration policy of limiting the number of people allowed to seek asylum at ports of entry. this morning president trump is under fire following reports of migrants, including children being housed in h

camps are urging families to follow vaccination policies in the wake of measles outbreak across the u s4 cases nationwide so far this year. some camps also require campers to be vaccinated against measles even children of parents who have religious objections. camp's decision to accept such exemptions, typically depends on what it's state or city requires for schools. aaa has frightening new data about driving while high the organization found. >>nearly 15 million people drove within an hour of using pot. that's just in the past 30 days and nearly 70% of the people the aaa surveyed say they think it's unlikely still and drivers will get caught according to the automotive group many drivers simply don't thing driving high. i is as dangerous as driving drunk. aaa points out statistics show drivers impaired by marijuana are twice as likely to crash compared to sober drivers also there are more than 87,000 officers in the u s who have been specially trained to recognize drug impaired driving. and get a look at this and australians effective was speaking to the media at the police station un

the president says that next week ice will begin removing millions of illegal immigrants in the u s mayor libby shaft we did the president in just the last 2 hours saying she plans to stand up for open values you may remember last year the mayor warned residents of a possible ice raid before it went down. >>that move angered president trump. crawford share stone following the story joins us live tonight with details said looks like a case of here we go again jr. >>certainly can the president took to twitter and the mayor of oakland quickly sounding off tonight. last year mayor libby shaft released a press release about a possible ice raid that was about to go down in the bay area. the department of justice said that more than 800 undocumented immigrants. we're able to avoid arrest because of that. sheriff stood by her believe saying that law abiding immigrants and families deserve to live free from the yonstant threat of arrest and deportation. now tonight, president trump tweeted next week ice will begin the process of removing the millions of illegal aliens who have illicitly found thei

she wanders doctors suspect the same thing heavily regulated and in some cases banned in the u s organic phosphates are manmade chemicals found in insecticides exposure can cause increased saliva. tear production, diarrhea nausea sweating confusion and death. the couple says they still have occasional symptoms and they are most concerned about their future health. even after filing a lawsuit they still do not know what exactly poison them. >>and honestly all i wanted was the chemical name fallen everyone that i could care less about the money if i can save my life leader. him to it. it's what happened to him what happened to me what's. what is it that we can do at this point. >>that was drew griffin reporting for us tonight, according to the national center for biotechnology information about 3 million people worldwide are exposed to organophosphates every year. it reports exposure to the chemicals have caused 300,000 deaths. >>we've got some clear skies around the bay area get ready to heat up again for the week it will take a look at your getaway forecast coming up next. this is what.

distressing to look at but it underscores how desperate some people are as they tried to get to the u s. >>we do want to warn you some viewers may find this disturbing the haunting image shows the bodies of 25 year-old oscar martinez ramirez and his 23 month old daughter notice her arm around his neck and she's in his shirt. the mother of the man in the photo says that. is her son and is a shocking image to look at but she also says it feels sir with tenderness she says you can see how he protected his daughter saying that they died in each other's arms. the senate meanwhile is approved bipartisan legislation, providing billion for care for thousands of migrants coming across the border. that package resembles a similar one in the house which has more constraints on how the money can be used. coming up kevin duran making moves to ensure you can sign with any team in the nba sports reporter kate really joins us in studio to explain what we learned today and what that means for the chances of keeping katie. >>and after the break we're going to show you the most expensive home currently fo

the big question to me is what happens with federal fudged, as .u s they're nowhere on the border wall. there's nowhere on any kind of a-panel adding relief to this. no talk of that right now at all on capitol hill. in -- if anything, the president is tweeting in the air against nancy pelosi on air force one and demrats are more unilaterally opposed to him as i've ever seen. es robert: the ent returned from a weeklong trip towhurope e he marked the 70th anniversary of day witther world leaders. president trump: the blood that lley s, the tears that they shed, the lives that they gave,he sacrifice that they made did not just win a battle. it did not just win a war. those who fought hereon a future for our nation. robert: he also toasted the queen in london and talked trade with outgoing british prime minister treesa may. there were controver. in an interview with fox news, he called robert mueller a fool and spker blows pelosi a disaster. president trump: i think she's a disgrace. i actually don't think she's a p talentedson. i tried to be nice to her because i would have liked to have

>>presidential candidate, bernie sanders today unveiling a plan to cancel all students dead in the u s as details ahead on how he's proposing to pay for it. >>it was pulls in the state and its opening to a select group of people >>it is the ultimate summer pool party, but only if you can afford it the neck to pool at hearst castle in san simeon is hosting for swim dates. but of course is not cheap first you will have to pay $500 for the annual membership and then after that a ticket for each person is $950. each party can only have up to 40 people that cost covers food wine beer, live music and a swim in the nearly 90 year-old pool designed by famous san francisco acchitect, julia morgan proceeds will go towards conservation of hearst castle and educational programs for underserved students only 4 days are available for booking july 6 august 3rd august 24th and september 21th looks like they're paying them. >>california shelter dog now has a home. after a 911 dispatcher connected with the dog following a very tragic situation. the dispatcher who has not been named was working last week

health this morning, the measles continues to spread so far this year more than a 1000 people in the u s have come down with the measles that's the latest number we have from the health and human services department and highest number of cases in a single year since measles was eliminated in the us in 2000 and this is not contain any one area more than half of all states have reported cases including as you know in california where we have seen 47 measles cases so far this year. >>parents of one san francisco k through 8 school you're fed up with the conditions inside the classroom. yeah, they are worried about possible health effects because they've seen a rodent droppings filthy class storms tale of a second takes a look. >>it's an old-school innocent architecturally beautiful school but it's an old-school it it needs a facelift parents and dodge says ssion may look n outside but on the inside it's a much different story. >>these photos were taken and put together by a neighborhood news group called mission local kids are seeing the mice running along the floor and then there's. >>this

new this morning china is discouraging is citizens from traveling to the u s officials in that country claimed the travelers from china are being interrogated. asked by us law enforcement and they're also say me there's a high number of shootings in our country and that's dangerous. this comes as a trade dispute bween the us and china is continuing to grow experts say the move is aimed at disrupting the flow of tourism dollars to the u s. meanwhile says that he expects to begin hitting mexico with tariffs next week in a dispute over illegal immigration he made the comments this morning at a news conference in london with british prime minister theresa may anna stewart is in london with the latest. i'm very pleased to welcome the president of the united states of america. >>day 2 of president trump state visit to the u k domina1ed by political discussions greatest alliance. >>the world has ever known. >>it is not unity of purpose that will preserve the deep rooted ties between our people. >>trump attending meetings with outgoing prime minister theresa may which included a business round

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and science vice president mike pence has said it is the stated policy of this administration and the u s to return american astronauts to the moon within the next 5 years. >>tonight the war of words between speaker nancy pelosi and the president continue today, this as another democrat breaks ranks with the house speaker to push for impeachment and if you are streaming us off on on the news continues during the commercial brea >>as some democrats continue to push for president trump's impeachment. the president is staying on the defense. cnn's motto rodgers reports. >>president trump on twitter today continues the assault he launch of house speaker nancy pelosi, the graves of us soldiers behind him on the salt 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion. calling pelosi, a disgrace to herself and her family. she is a disgrace. >>actually don't think she's a talented person. the nasty vindictive a thre as well and t nancy then to pelosi is a disaster ok she's a trump responding to private comments at a meeting in the capital this week where according to politico she said she doesn't want to see

of 33 cases from just last week and this marks the greatest number of measles cases reported in the u s since 1992 measles can be prevented with the mmr vaccine. measles mumps rubella a number of cases says also been reported in the bay area but there hasn't been there haven't been any new measles cases in at least a month. >>would take a live look outside right now. the shot we're going to provide to you is a san francisco's embarcadero little breeze out there you can see those trees moving and the winds will be even faster these next coming days in fact a cooling trend also underway temperatures lower today. then yesterday and we see an increasing clouds look at some know out there. >>looking different thing yesterday me now is all blue. same time and then san francisco also see some cloudy conditions there. also some fog as you can see in our visibility maps here that's going to stick with us overnight so taking a look at our satellite and radar right now you can actually noticed the area of high pressure here because it's looking a little career compared to the rest of the satellite

can authorities assisting in further toxicology analysis officials in the dominican republic or the u saving not indicated that the deaths are connected. about 2.2 million american tourists visited the dominican republic last year and officials in the country insist it is still safe to vacation there. kristen holmes kron 4 news. >>for your money tonight summer vacation season is just around the corner and so is that impending gas tax in california come july 1st we're looking at just over a nickel increase per gallon. the gas tax comes in response to a law signed by former governor jerry brown to fix aging roadways and infrastructure. officials say the tax is projected to generate more than billion over the next 10 years an attempt to repeal the bill failed and if you take public transportation get ready to pay higher muni fares also starting on july 1st a single ride fare will now cost $3 if you pay in cash or by a limited use take it. but if you use your clipper card or the muni mobile app fares will stay at $2.50. officials say the fare increase will allow the sfmta to keep pace with

weeks to come up with a solution to illegal immigration and to stem the influx of migrants crossing the u s mexico border and in a tweet he said i want to give the democrats every last chance to quickly negotiate simple changes to asylum and loopholes probably won't happen. but worth a try 2 weeks and big deportation begins after a new report showing major health and hygiene problems at several us customs and border protection facilities, including a lack of beds and soap for children. the administration says congress hasn't provided funding to properly care for the number of migrants in custody, we are on track this year to have more than a million people. >>come into our country illegally we continue to call on congress to give dhs customs and border protection additional resources at the border house speaker nancy pelosi d crime. >>the proposed raids it outside the circle of civilized human behavior just be kicking down doors splitting up families and the rest of that in addition to z injustices that are happening at the border and indicated the house would move on legislation the congre

cracking down on illegal robo calls that includes dozens of actions against operations here in the u s responsible for more than 1 billion unwanted calls. the ftc says operation call it quits aims to stop a prerecorded telemarketing calls the effort also includes promoting technology to block robocalls last year the ftc received almost 4 million robocall complaints that is 10,400 per day on average officials are urging people who receive these calls to hang up block the number and reported. >>president trump announces a new rule that will require more transparency from health care providers. the president says transparency will translate to consumers paying less but as kron four's washington correspondent alexander a little moan reports the of the rule have not been written and that's giving some cause for concern. >>this is a real revolution in healthcare secretary of health and human services alex, a czar and president donald trump announced a new rule that will require health care providers like hospitals and doctors offices to publish their prices for services including out of pock

the company has about 2200 locations all across the u s teachers with the new haven unified school district back on the picket lines today after a deal was not reached over the weekend. the strike now in its 3rd week teachers are asking for higher pay to keep up with the increasing cost of living. yesterday they made a counteroffer of a 6% increase over 2 years. throughout the negotiations the school district says they can't afford to meet the teachers union request, these negotiations are impacting abtudents at 12 different schools. >>investigation is underway tonight after a deadly police shooting n the east bay it happened near arlene lane and orchard lane and walnut creek yesterday police opened fire on a 23 year-old man after they say he refused to drop a crowbar he was holding an had it when he was charging at officers, they say his mother had called police yesterday saying her son was threatening her she also told officers he has mental illness. police say they initially fired bean bags at the man but say it did not prevent him from charging at them. the officers involved have been p

after attacks on 2 oil tankers will have the latest on the fallout between the u s and iraq. here's a little peek outside we're checking in on the 70 oh bridge traffic looks good here from the east bay to the peninsula. >>you have one crash on highway 4 will take another look at that coming up in just a bit that's a reminder don't forget you can download the kron on app for our live local news coverage kron on is the bay area's only commercial free 24 hour streaming news service. it's available on iphones ipads maybe have apple tv and android device. it's available there to even amazon fire right now you can try it for free just visit kron on dot tv to sign up we'll b dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. visit wyndhamhotels.com. >>to the kron 4 morning news and thank you for waking up with us how happy monday, let's check in on the forecast w

responding after president trump announced plans to remove millions of illegal immigrants from the u s so the president mentioned the possible immigration raids on twitter he says that the process will begin next week. and mayor schaaf responded saying quote if you continue to threaten targeted terrorize families in my community and we receive credible information you already know our values in oakland and we will on a pot of apologetically stand up for those values end quote as to where these rates could happen in the united states, it's still unclear. happening today, president trump launches his reelection campaign his supporters could be seen setting up lining up they're putting out some tense there hanging out there, trump flags ahead of his rally that's going to happen tonight in orlando. the la center where the rally will be held. now it seems 20,000 people in a tweet president trump said there've been more than a 100,000 requests to attend. remember the well that became famous for swimming along the alameda coast. well that will has started to head back out to the pacific ocean

made many people here in germany think about it this discussion has turned many citizens against the u s so i think people feel as if the existing political parties are giving them what they want and therefore their hunting around for something else i think for some extent is probably a protest just trying to engineer the tory vote to go more with. it wasn't. that is an outcome i would say out of the level of division i would have expected. meanwhile ahead of the elections the e.u. explored new ways of boosting turn that in swing voters to go pro european but a bit by the european commission to get social media influence on board left some of them outraged they liken the approach to a tyrant brainwashing. ok through them all that i have the impression that i was in the novel 904 and people are convinced that this is good they're convinced that they are acting in the interests of the citizens of the european union. last month the commission and gathered a dozen politically active bloggers at it headquarters they wanted them to spread the russians did it i'll go in there on line posts they

. >>25 years ago forrest gump was the highest grossing film of the year in the u s and won the oscar for best picture to mark the anniversary it's running back into some 600 us theaters on sunday june 23th and tuesday june 25th go to fathom events dot com for details this is the kind of the men want to be in the business so i look smart director olivia wilde is going back in front of the camera she has joined the cast of the ballad of richard jewel about the security guard falsely accused of the 1996 atlanta olympics pipe bomb, she'll play a real life reporter who covered the saga. jon hamm has also joined the cast as an fbi agent on the case. paul walter hauser last seen in late night stars is jewel. the jonas brothers are back their new album happiness begins debuted atop the billboard 200 selling the equivalent of 414,000 units, the biggest sales week for an album this year. the trio also tops billboard's artist 100 as the overall top musical act in the us. the first time the brothers have held that spot in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>before we go a little peek outside we're ch

effect the import tax on over $5000.00 diatoms is now 25 percent and beijing is responding to heights u s tariffs on $200000000000.00 the chinese goods also earlier made donald trump bound chinese take john well way pressuring allies to do the same bush now suggest beijing's planning to mirror this move to compiling a blacklist of u.s. corporations. in while acting u.s. defense secretary patrick shanahan took a swipe at china while speaking at the asia pacific summit in singapore. some in our region are choosing to act contrary to the principles and norms that have benefited us all they destabilize the region deploying advanced weapons systems to militarized disputed areas destabilizing the peaceful status quo by threatening the use of force to compel rivals into conceding claims. you know we're not going to ignore chinese behavior. i think in the past people have kind of tiptoed around the. china expert underland told us that the fight for dominance from china in the u.s. will affects not only the 2 countries manufacturers and consumers but many around the world is the one that. the foru