. >> that's something familiar to dave, a u.s. forest service pilot who was behind the wheel of this plane when he looked down and saw his home burning. >> i texted my wife and said the house is picture and sent it to his wife. >> i expected it to be gone but you never know. >> finding out your home is gone after ten years is surreal. he didn't land the plane. he kept on working. his job is to direct planes carrying retardant into the fire zone. >> i would rather be helping than sitting here feeling sorry for myself. >> he knew his wife and two children were evacuated and safe. his wife never thinking twice about her husband's decision to keep working. >> everything else can be replaced. >> to leave the house and fly and to protect the whole town. >> reporter: there are a lot of public servants in the position as david. dave plans to go back to work on wednesday. >> amazing. >>> three firefighters burned while fighting the car fire. the fire cheefr telief says he believe it's only july. they dispatched 66 fiesh fighters to help across th

in the meantime, local volunteers working with the u.s. forest service move from property to property trying to evacuate horses, any animals that might be left behind. >> i'm not sure how many days it's been. i wake up in the morning, get home about midnight. keep on fighting the fire and go back to the animals. >> goegats, dogs. made another run, got some more horses. there was another gentleman, 70s, 80s, didn't want to leave. i think we talked him in to leaving. he was in tears. >> reporter: here are some more examples of what these high winds did. we have a light post strewn on the ground there. this is a tree behind me. we go down the street, more destruction, more branches. it looks like a tornado came through here. we're just a couple of blocks again from where several dozen homes burned here at lake redding estates. these folks i'm sure will be relieved their homes didn't burned. probably, though, a bit surprised by what they're going to find when they get home. live near redding, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you so much. ma

. >>> the u.s. forest services are helping to fight the fire, and the coverage with conditions in yosemite. are they getting a break this evening? >> unfortunately, it doesn't appear so. have been looking at try donds, and temperatures staying in the 80s and the satellite view this is what you don't want to see, the fire itself shows up on the satellite and the radar and seeing explosiveger an 130 acre as we get all date. and out here in the west, benefit frgt oigs air, the fog sweeping back in france and the temperatures from the 60s and the 80s and the heat about to make a comeback. mid 90s and up in the valleys and we could see a chance of monsoon moisture and thund e we are will have a full look at that in the forecast in ten minutes. >> thank you. >> you can check the conditions across the bay using the nbc bay area app. it's free and you know what to expect before you head out the door. >>> a crazy story for you right now. a video of a chp chase following a stolen fire truck. a stolen fire truck. the

the u.s. forest service says it has moved within two miles of the northwestern edge of yosemite. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for two areas on the edge of the park. many yosemite employees live there. the park is still open at this point but there is a lot of smoke in the air. >>> cal fire has lifted evacuation orders following a grass fire in lake county. the carter fire started saturday afternoon and grew to 60 acres in the area surrounding adobe creek road. it is now 80% contained. firefighters have not said yet how the fire started. >>> there's a developing story in toronto canada where a woman is dead. a young girl is seriously hurt after a late-night shooting near shopton restaurant. lauren gr opened fire at this businesses also died. police are still unsure of a motive. >>> tragedy in toronto. >> just after 10 pm gunshots. >>> a suspect with a handgun open firedsunday night. >> i thought it was fireworks the first. because it was rapidfire and then the witnesses say the gunman was firing from the sidewalk in a popular area. i heard at least 20 shots. >> it

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u.s. forestst>"in conditions that we have here in the ferguson fire, um, we have to keep our situ- situational awareness, uh, about us at all times. so we have to look up, look down, look all around, make sure that we're as safe as we can be fighting the fire."(nats) smoke wasn't as thick as it has been.u-s forest service's alex olow...says high temps and low humidity helps raise the smoke.(nats)meaning there's a chance air resources can get a bigger hand...in helping stop this fire."and hopefully we'll see those air tankers coming in to assist the firefighters. helicopters that we have will help get in there and do their bucket drops and uh, and help us get this, get this done."(live) there are several roads and trails closed effective today...beginning at the intersection...of highway 1-40 and the sierra national forest boundary.people found in the closure can get fined... between 5-to-10-thousand dollars.even arrested.live at incident com

the u.s. forest service has moved within two miles of the northwestern edge of yosemite. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued for two areas on the edge of the park where many yosemite employees lived. the park is still open at this point but there is a lot of smoke in the air.>>> cal fire has lifted evacuation orders following the grass fire in lake county over the weekend. the carter fire started saturday afternoon and quickly grew to 60 acres in the area surrounding adobe creek road. firefighters have stopped the forward spread of the fire and it is now 80% contained. firefighters have not said how it started. >>> is 5:08 am we are following developing news in toronto canada. we are nowing two shooting victims dead. several other people have been hurt. the gunman was shooting into the restaurant and shops in the area known as greektown. witnesses at first were unsure what they were hearing. >> i thought it was it was a lo and then there was more. >> i heard 20 shots. in it was crazy. clipping spent, reloading and then just over and over again. >> when will and d

u.s. forest service say it is moved within two miles oftwo ar where many employees live.emoti service was held this weekend for the firefighter who died fighting this fire near yosemite. braden barney was a second- generation firefighter who worked as a heavy equipment operator for cal fire. many firefighters father 40. -- gordy. >> he loved equipment, he loved being out there, he loved to build things. >> they were killed july 14 when his bulldozer rolled down the ridge in the steep terrain. four other firefighters have been injured battling the ferguson fire. >>> cal fire has lifted all evacuation orders following a big grass fire in lake county. it started saturday and grew to 60 acres in the area surrounding adobe creek road. they stopped the four spread and it is now 80% contained. there is no word -- they stopped the forward is spreadis contained. there is no word on how it started. >>> they want to do something just a little different from san francisco. >> reporter: they are zooming aroua

aircraft and flight crews...known as carding.this is done every year.so - colorado depends on the u.s. forestst recent case - cal fire.without either of those entities the state wouldn't be able to use the super tanker in the first place.bob soelberg/sr. vp, global supertanker services, llc"there's nothing that stops colorado right now today from calling cal fire officials and say hey i need the aircraft can you spare it for a day or two."global super tanker officials say the contract with colorado was signed before fire season started... the delay came working into the fire season.the 416 fire was already going and taking a lot of man power - the state put things on hold.but for residents like nancy newbold living near one of the fires burning...nancy newbold/westcliffe resident "knowing that the fire and the wind could turn at any moment and put us in jeopardy is concerning it kind of always gets you nervous."the need to get the super tanker back home to fight fires in colorado is heating up. (pam) that was connor wist reporting. three arrests have been made in connection to the ongoing hig

the u.s. forest service says the fire is just 5% contained. >>> they have their work cut out for them. let's head right to spencer christian for a closer look at conditions firefighters are facing. >>> it is still warm and very dry in the area of the fire. here's live doppler 7. take you to that region, 99 degrees right now, almost 100. it's been hot all day. relative humidity is low, 19%. the wind is not very strong, but gusts up to 13, 14 miles an hour. here's how widespread the smokey conditions are, and the unhealthy air. this is the view -- how thick and heavy the smoke is in the air. air quality is not likely to improve anytime soon. i'll keep tabs and update you as more information comes in. dan and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> well, for the first time pg&e showed off the new weather stations going up across the bay area to monitor increasing fire danger. >> lesley brinkley joins us from where one of those new stations is streaming data as we speak. >> reporter: that's right, ama, they are

the u.s. forest service says this weekend firefighters attempted a direct attack on part of the fire but they had to back off as conditions got too dangerous. >> we also have crews on the ground, fire crews and fire engines putting water down on it. they are utilizing all the tools that they have to try to create breaks and create a buffer zone and to stop that fire spread from getting into the park. >> but they have a lot of work ahead of them. the ferguson fire 6% contained. >>> developing news out of missouri, the coast guard will try to retrieve the sunken duck boat today after an accident left 17 people dead. this comes as a community gatherses to mourn those who lost their lives. ♪ o lord my god >> about 200 people attended a memorial last night in branson to honor the victims. a church bell chimed 17 times. today's salvage plan includes bringing the boat to the surface, taking it to shore and transporting it to a secure facility toy inspect it. officials hope data taken from the boat's recorde

larry sutton is with the u.s. forest service and pa the national interagency fire center.ua well, so, y, for us, when we have a lieutenant of apres all over the country and all over the land the exercise is a little bit like spreading not enough peanuter buon too much bread. you know, we have a lot ofmi resources to c but, once we have a certain level of activity, it becomes all about prioritization of resource erlocation. >> scientists say are many factors in play including human encroach meant deep into forest prone to grow naturally and fire suppression that greatly increased the fuel. researchers say climate change is part of the picture, hotter and dryer conditions make fires more likely. they say all is a perfect storm that leads to bigger fairs that are harder tocontain. park williams studies climatology at columbia park williams studies climate and ecology at lamont doherty earth observatory of columbia university. >> the place where we reallyee a strong link between climate change and increase fires is in forest

greatest importance, the bill includes $3.9 billion for the department of the interior and the u.s. forest service to fight wildfires. it includes $500 million for payments in lieu of taxes to help local governments. and it provides $2.6 billion for the clean water and drinking water state revolving loan fund. it funds the national park service at $3.25 billion, an increase of $53 million over fiscal year 2018. of great import not only to my home state of oklahoma, but to native americans all across the country, the bill honors our treaty and trust agreements by providing $5.9 billion for the indian health service and $3.1 billion for the bureau of indian affairs and indian education. the bill also fulfills an additional commitment to the american people by including provisions to rein in the runaway regulatory agendas of parts of the federal government. . the e.p.a. regulatory programs by $228 million. it also fully repeals the economically damaging waters of the united states rule and includes various prohibitions preventing the e.p.a. from overregulating agricultural operations and exem

the u.s. forest service says the blaze is only 2% contained great temperatures near 100 degrees and rough terrain are making it difficult for fire crews to douse the flames. the wildfires, the peak of tour season and shut down a key route into the park and prompted mandatory evacuations for nearby communities. a firefighter battling the blaze was killed over the weekend. in puerto rico, people clicked on fans and plugged in refrigerators as electricity flowed into homes that have been without power since major hurricanes devastated the u.s. territory a year ago. worrieds say they're now that another storm season has begun. hurricane maria made a direct , damaging up to 75% of transmission lines. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 in new york. i'm vonnie quinn. shery: and i'm shery ahn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world head

the u.s. forest service says the fire has moved within two miles of the northwestern yosemite.datory evacuation orders have been ordered for two areas in the park, where many employees live. the park itself is still open but there is a lot of smoke in the air. they have lifted all evacuation orders the following a big grass fire over the weekend. the carter fire started saturday afternoon and quickly grew to 60 acres in an area surrounding adobe creek road. firefighters that stop the forward spread of the fire say it is 60% contained. no word on how it started. >>> the city of martinez will consider putting a sales tax on the november ballot. it is a halfstep proposal that would help pay for the cities 911 response times and also recruit experienced police officers. it would go from 8.75% to 9.25% . it would raise $3.2 million a year. >>> another mountain lion has been spotted in sonoma county. the latest siding happened yesterday morning on the west side of the park behind homes. there was another report of a mountain lion a couple weeks ago in the same area. they don't know i

bill authored by representative calvert of california provides $35.3 billion for the e.p.a., the u.s. forest service and the department of the interior and other programs that promote our natural heritage. within this total, the bill prioritizes funding to fight and prevent devastating wildfires, fully funding the 10-year average for suppression cost. the bill also targets critical resources to major infrastructure that will improve the lyes of americans, boosting funding to ensure communities have access. the chair: the gentleman will suspend. he house will come to order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: the bill boosts funding to ensure communities have access to safe drinking water and to accelerate the cleanup of superfund sites. this is especially important as we have more than 1,300 national priority sites awaiting urgent attention to address hazardous materials threatening the health of americans across the country. i appreciate chairman calvert's efforts in this area. the interior bill continues funding for other programs that manage our national resources. and cultura

u.s. producers both the cal and the confidence to increase production, but there is one thing the cannot grow in these forests and that is steel. the u.s. just slapped new tariffs on chinese steel, aluminum and machine parts, increasing the cost to expand mills like this one. >> he claims he's not worried. >> it's not a factor in our decision making. we're not looking ahead saying oh, gee, stuff might be more expensive. we better hold back. we feel confident that we'll be able to put in the equipment we need at the price we need to put it innd expand and grow and we're going do that. lumber prizes have been rising for a year, but so far, saw mill employment and production are both flat. >> we've seen a couple of percent increase in the volume lumber production in the united states and he's not keeping up with the demand, g particularly twth in single-family construction. >> whichca means ame homebuilders won't see much relief in the short term even as u.s. lumber producers take made in america to a whole new level. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in dover, maine. >>> united continental raises i

confidence to increase production, but there is one thing they cannot grow in these forests, that is, steel. the u.s. just slapped new tariffs on chinese steel, aluminum and machine parts, increasing the cost to expand mills like this one. he claims he's not worried >> it's not a factor in our decision-making. we're not looking ahead saying oh, gee, stuff might be more expensive, we better hold back we feel that, confident that we'll put in the equipment we need at the price we need to put it in and expand and grow and we're going to do that >> lumber prices have been rising for a year but so far, saw mill employment and production are both flat >> we've seen a couple of percent increase in the volume of lumber production in the united states, but it's not keeping up with the demand particularly the growth in single family construction >> which means american home builders won't see much relief in the short term, even as u.s. lumber producers take made in america to a whole new level the latest reads on housing starts and sales of newly built homes were weak and that has all to do with high prices b

forests and heidi the u.s. and north korea at all and how the descriptions of how the meeting went. that's right it certainly is of concern when you have two parties of a negotiation that are describing their experiences of the same event in such opposing terms the u.s. with my pump aoe saying that these talks were productive and today a north korean state media those same talks were called regrettable in a statement that was attributed to an unnamed government spokes person north korean media went on to accuse the us of the train the spirit of the summit last month between kim jong un and president donald trump in singapore and the statement said that the u.s. in these talks with my pump a zero we're making one sided and in their words robber like demands that may rattle the willingness of north korea to denuclearize now all of this must feel viewed at with some skepticism how much of this description is sincere and how much is posturing and certainly the united states has done its own share of posturing in these talks leading up to the singapore a summit we saw trump threaten to c

the prize winning documentary from the forest starts this night d.w. . u.s. president donald trump is backtracking from remarks he made a summit with russia's vladimir putin on monday in helsinki trauma caused doubt on u.s. intelligence findings that russia meddled in the twenty sixteen presidential election with lawmakers back carm accusing him of siding with an adversary on tuesday in washington trump told reporters he misspoke saying he accepts that russian meddling did take place.

the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth w. . u.s. president donald trump has defended russia over allegations that it meddles in the u.s. presidential election in twenty sixteen speaking with russian president vladimir putin at the end of their first official summit in finland trump said he had no reason to believe moscow had interfered in the vote directly contradicting the u.s. intelligence agency.

the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth d.w. . u.s. president donald trump is backtracking from remarks he made it a summit with russia's vladimir putin on monday in helsinki trauma caused doubts on u.s. intelligence findings that russia meddled in the twenty sixteen presidential election with lawmakers back harm accusing him of siding with an adversary.

u.s. kurdish led forest -- forces to be terrorists. senator graham called the city "a place of hope." withdrawal of u.s. forces would be "terrible." the european union warned to the trump that levying tariffs on auto imports could lead to global retaliation on u.s. goods in excess of $300 billion. a european commission spokesman said washington's investigation into the possibility of auto tariffs "lacks legitimacy am a factual basis, and violates international trade rules." to compare them to last month's u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. the european union has started a legal case against poland over a controversial overhaul of its supreme court. later this week, a new polish law will force 2/5 of its supreme court justices into retirement. the head of the court says poland's ruling party is bullying judges would oppose it. and a worst-case scenario, poland could lose eu voting rights and billions in aid. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloombe

the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on w. five. u.s. president onal trump will invite his russian counterpart vladimir putin to washington this autumn the white house has said the invitation comes four days after their meeting in helsinki that led to an opera in the united states of a trump's failure to publicly confront putin for moscow's alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen and.

the prize winning documentary from the forest stars aug ninth on d. w. . u.s. president donald trump has defended russia over allegations that it medals in the u.s. presidential election and twenty sixteen speaking with russian president vladimir putin at the end of the festive fishel summit in finland trump said he had no reason to believe must go had interfered in the vote to wreck the contradicting the u.s. intelligence agents.

u.s. producers both the confidence to expand, but there is something they need they cannot grow in this forestjust imposed new tariffs on steel that they need to expand this mill. back to you guys >> all right, diana. >> a good shot >> not a bad gig today a little foggy up there. >> do you need a helmet? >> that always works, i would think. is it dangerous? there is a big crane behind you. don't walk under that, diana >> we were actually up on that crane yesterday. you will see that later today. it's too foggy to get up there today. imbalancing on logs, though. i'm not lying. >> thank you, diana. >>> when we return, big story. how bot armies, bots on the internet, are taking aim at corporations we're going to talk to a ceo talking to uber when we return understanding we're not in this alone, and teaching my kids that no ambition's out of reach. ambitions live everywhere. synchrony helps make them happen with data, insights, financing and technologies. ♪ ♪ synchrony. what are you working forward to? >>> "squawk box" 2014 presidential election helping to open a discussion of influence out into t

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forest starts. on w. . this is. the. nato summit the u.s. president threatens to leave the alliance hours later he declares nato a fine tooth machine boasted today of winning big spending increases from nato members he then flew to britain where more controversy awaits after trump said the british people might not get the sense that they voted for also coming up a moral and legal battle over digital data and a landmark judge in german court rules that facebook must grant a grieving mother access to her deceased daughter's account. plus a thrilling and historic win for croatia in the second final of the world cup striker mario ventured could score the winning goal against england in. his team's two one victory was followed by an endless night of celebration so. it's good to have you with us it was arguably the most divisive summit in nato sixty nine year history and today it ended with as much turmoil as it began u.s. president. spent most of the two days lambasted nato members for not spending enough on defense especially germany this mornin

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u.s. companies. it seems china is reluctant to make an official move, but of course that is an option in their back pocket. other options, reducing forests from china- tourists to the u.s. interesting to see how china response given they cannot match the u.s. tariffs for tariff, unless they push up the level of duty to match them that way. yvonne: as we mentioned, the list is 205 pages long. it seems like this is a broad swath of chinese goods. what does this mean for china? how vulnerable is the economy at this point? tom: it is not perfect timing for china. they have a bit more runway when you talk to the economists. you look at the inflation data that came out yesterday, showing factory prices have picked up. they have a bit of support there in terms of pricing, being able to continue to deliver profits and pay down debts. the runway it seems is running out. it is becoming more difficult, particularly if china wants to pursue the de-risking campaign. we have seen moves to increase credit into the system to support some areas of the economy. whether or not they switch up to focus more on that to try to relieve pressure from tensions is

several parts of the world are experiencing extreme weather forest fires caused by high temperatures in the arctic circle severe storms in the u.s. we'll take a look at what's causing these bad weather conditions. i'm sorry so much going to have you with us u.s. president donald trump and european commission chief have reached a deal to calm the trade war both sides agreed to hold more talks to lower trade barriers and hold off on imposing tariffs on each other tensions between the u.s. and europe have been high over washington sufficient to set tariffs on european goods brussels responded with its own set of taxes on u.s. products. the mood at the white house rose garden was upbeat after the meeting it was a notable turnaround after the harsh rhetoric that the u.s. and the e.u. have exchanged in recent weeks u.s. president donald trump's comments to the press corps helped ease concerns of a possible all out trade war between the two sides. already today the united states and the european union have a one trillion dollar bilateral trade relationship the largest economic relationship anywhere in the world we want to further stren

u.s. producer the capital and confidence to increase production. but there is one thing they can't grow in these forestseel. the u.s. just slapped new tariffs on kmienz steel, aluminum and machine parts increasing the costs to expand mills like this one. but the owner claims he is not worried. >> it's not a factor in our decision making. we are not looking ahead stuff might be more expensive we better hold back we feel that we'll be able to put in the equipment we need at the price we need to put it in and expand and grow. and we're going to do that. >> it's just not the trooerltd materials to papd. they need more workers and that is competitive labor market to get workers in here. they have to pay more and that's costing more more on this story on cnbc.com and even more fun pictures on instagram at dianing olig. >> we will look for that thank you. >>> president trump meeting with gop lawmakers expected to address the controversial press conference with vladimir putin we will bring you the remarks on the other side of the break. stay with us the president expected to make remarks about his highly critic

forest starts for his ninth w. . to be the. terrorist small to nationals all struggling to protect their bottom line tesla is now the first u.s. comic had to hike prizes in china and also says it's opening a new factory in shanghai all to escape donald trump's war of tyrants. and as the e.u. said to get even bigger europe's foreign ministers meet in london to discuss six western balkan states joining the block. your business is welcome it's only a week since the latest terrorist from china and the united states multinationals are already scrambling to readjust supply chains so that goods bound for the u.s. don't pass through china the first american carmakers are raising their prices on the chinese market to make up for the higher duties. tesla is the first american company announcing that it's raising prices in china the move comes in response to beijing's decision to impose tariffs on a range of u.s. products. china is the world's biggest car market and tesla cannot afford to be price dollars plans are already underway to build a factory in shanghai which would enable the company to avoid tariffs in the future . germany's b.

u.s. have the ability, for the metaphor, to clear the forest. or is it too vast?hat is your sense here. >> we have the capacity but it requires strong presidential leadership. the president has to say this is a national priority. we are going to protect american elections and protect the important institutions that make up our democracy. and then put together an interagency task force and charge them with doing everything that is necessary to protect our elections. we have the capability, we have great law enforcement and great intelligence services, but what happened last week is the republicans cut $380 out of election security for local and state officials. we tried to put it back and they blocked that amendment. so we have to take this serious as a country an the president has to show leadership. my republican colleagues have to step up and commit to work with democrats to be sure we have the resource and supporting the agencies charged with this. but we're capable of defending our democracy, we just have to be committed to it. >> look, your point there, cutti

u.s. sales and an effort to expand in asia counter tariffs from the e.u. are also threatening how these bottom line. lies in business with. me. sliding down a forest flying holiday. by boat or by rail. peaceful tranquil. sailing with energy. you it's most beautiful really are as diverse as they are in. our series this week all in. the room next to the table. sis louis sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa. the bike up people. that i hang a. thing out. and would like to believe likely to even be because. i am the one thing they. say he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to a son was made son to leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle . the result reverse culture shock. ready for a comeback you realize how strange artificial is they collect into life. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth d w. hi there welcome for your remarks here's what's coming up to kick off this week. some a sensation but the song that's on everybody's lips here

several parts of the world are experiencing extreme weather forest fires caused by high temperatures in the arctic circle severe storms in the u.s. we'll take a look at what might be behind these bad weather effects and we have a special report from greece where our correspondents following the rescue crews helping survivors of the wildfires there. like. that unrelenting three day yesterday when the fires broke out states are desperately searching for the then came the search for bodies. almost kind of thank you for joining us in pakistan the results of wednesday's parliamentary elections have been delayed after slow counting the electoral commission is blaming computer glitches it says full results will be in by thursday . knight early results show the party of former cricket star imran khan is ahead to con had been a slight favorite ahead of the poll by his opposition is crying foul leadership us army says he will not accept the outcome alleging commission is rigging the result to benefit. let's get more on the story with pakistani political analyst assad leave from market in london also thank you for joining us now we were ex

the cars winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on d w. this is news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump locks horns with the european union trade show as he calls it as both sides gear up for a trade war he meets with the e.u. commission president john cook younger hopefully we can work this out he says it will be live in washington and in brussels also coming up they're counting the votes in pakistan after a violent election campaign voting in most areas was a peaceful but a deadly suicide bombing cast a shadow over the.

u.s. wildlife service, i was proud as our forest rectors helped turn the tide and took the battle to the people making the profits. helped turnrectors the tide and took the battle to the people making the profits. it was called operation crash because a group of rhinoceroses is called a crash. we decided to let poachers go, let product moves, and try to catch people profiting from the crime, and it was successful our imagination. we crushed ivory twice, in in timesolorado, and square. we raised the issue to a worldwide audience. ivory herehe sale of in the united states and we challenged china to do the same, and they have. we have recently seen ivory bands in the u.k. eu., hopefully, in the that was impossible without u.s. leadership. 230 members are engaging in this issue. the modern zoological institution is a purposeful institution. they are powerful. a collectivet opportunity. they invest more than $200 million a year into direct support for field conservation. they have more than $200 million -- more than 200 million annual visitors. we have recently joined forces with the u.s. wildlife t

forest starts. w. . this is g.w. news live from berlin donald trump faces a storm of outrage after accepting the russian president's denial of meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election. he took the words of the k.g.b. . over the men and women of the cia. you can go look at yourself from the level of the snake and that's what i consider blabbermouth. the white house struggles to explain why trump aligned themselves so closely with the russian leader. also coming up rejecting protectionism the european union and japan signed a landmark free trade deal embracing a third of the global economy and more than six hundred million people. and a hero's welcome in paris the world cup champion each member of the team will receive france's highest civilian honor. i'm sumi so much got to go to have you with us president trump has triggered a wave of condemnation in the united states after appearing to favor the russian president over his own intelligence agencies after their first ever summit in helsinki yesterday lattimer putin denied that russia had meddled in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election and trump accepted that assurance contradicting the findings of u.

u.s. we have a 200 room hotel at an 8,000 square foot parcel between forest and 5th street. it would be 18 stories and 180 feet tall based on rezoning and 180 cs height and bolt district. it's a parking project. construction of the hotel provides up to 30 permanent jobs and over 200 temporary ones. we will participate in the first source hiring program for hotel construction. citizen m will work with the web core builders for construction of the project. we have executed agreements with unions regarding the construction of the project and with unite here, local 2, for hotel operations. citizen m purchased the property a year and a half ago and filed applications for the project in the fall of last year. regarding the proposed amendment to have a hotel on a small site we ask that you consider to add language to permit the pipeline projects to move forward. specifically we ask that you include an amendment to carve out hotel projects with ee applications that were accepted by may 10, 2010. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is adi and i'm the director of parks.

ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> did the u.sidnap an american child? the question sounds absurd but it is not quite as absurd. in a court document we learned this astonishing news about an under 5-year-old child among the immigrant children who were apparently taken from parents at the border. one child cannot be reunified because the parents' location has been unnope for more than a year. defendants are unable to conclusively derrell whether the parent is a class member and the records show the parent and child might be u.s. citizens. when the report he asked officials about the child, quote, there was six seconds of silence. moments ago he tweeted the child was separated from his mother after she was arrested on an outstanding warrant by the u.s. marshal's service. her whereabouts have been unknown since then. even in other incidents, the administration seems to have trouble keeping track of these children. the administration said there were 101 children under 5. 101. and then they found another child. so it was 1-2. then in t

ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> a powerful u.san is under scrutiny not for what he did but for what say he didn't do. ohio republican jim jordan didn't speak up when he was a wrestling coach some years ago as student athletes were allegedly sexually assaulted. >> reporter: congressman jim jordan is now acknowledging publicly that he had no knowledge at all of any alleged sexual abuse from the team doctor at ohio state university. in the department of athletics towards male students when they went into his examination room. hoefs an assistant wrestling coach during the time the doctor was at the university. the allegations are that he would treat students in the examination room for their injuries at the same time molest them. and at this point there's a massive investigation. independent within ohio. 14 different sports at the university including wrestling. that's where jordan enters. i spoke with a former wrestler there. and he says he was a victim. but says everyone in the wrestling department at that time including jordan knew

forests. the fires killed at least 74 people but that number could rise. the u.s.and air force are conducting flights to identify hot spots in the area. speak to our country lost $817 billion on trade. we lost $817 billion and people say, could you do it this week, to get it done immediately? these countries have been ripping us off for decades. it doesn't take a week, it takes a little longer, but we are going to get it done. >> dana: president trump said the u.s. has come up on the losing end of trade deals and as the agriculture department just announced, $12 billion in aid to farmers hurt by retaliatory tariffs, all as the president praises tariffs ahead of a meeting tomorrow with the president of the european commission tweeting" tariffs are the greatest. everybody is talking, remember, we are the piggy bank being robbed but all will be great. >> joined me now is john lieber. glad to have you here because you explain this very well. the president is saying that trade wars are necessary to get to a better deal for america and a lot of his supporters are saying,

forest. it was contained to 75 acres by last night. this is already a busy fire season for the country battling 2.5 million acres of flames across the u.s. >>> a protest against i.c.e. is growing in san francisco. the number of people camping out in front of the citizenship and immigration services building has nearly doubled since monday. the crowd has forced the closure of one block of washington street. it's part of a series of nationwide protests calling for the agency to be abolished. >>> and a dramatic immigration protest in new york city. a woman climbed the statue of liberty forcing thousands of visitors off the island. cbs reporter nikki battiste on how the hours-long incident unfolded. >> reporter: a woman tried to climb the statue of liberty wednesday afternoon prompting the national park service to shut down the popular tourist attraction. >> i was, like, is that a person hanging from the statue? i was, like, took my camera, zoomed in and there was someone there. >> reporter: officials say she went up the base shortly after at least 6 people were taken into custody for hanging a ban they're called for the abolishment of ice

the two needed that the forest fires are raging across greece and that story for you after this very quick break. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business shows you can't afford to miss the one and only boom but. still do. a local stay it is a city you. must must. find nothing. to. do in a cool walk. doesn't go to the religiously naive you know. i'm. all for school it's all about the work i want and the going forward to one of them i mean my colleagues i'm all. for a. cut. you'll . join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm sure i'll see you then. welcome back a devastating wildfi

u.s., u.k. and other countries expelling russian diplomats. russia denied any involvement in the poisoning and now a deepening mystery. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >> let's get a peek at the forest with bill karins. >> i'd love to stop talking about the heat advisorynumbers. heat advisory from areas of montana throughout the ohio valley ander ir new england. we've shrunk it a little bit. but this cold front coming down from the north will eliminate the northern half from our summer heat wave. temperatures today willdr begino already. so some of the heat numbers today kansas city will feel like 99, chicago will feel like 100. columbus, ohiol will fike 100. memphis today feeling like 100. here'she good newss we head towards the weekend. that cold front makes it all the way to charlotte. it will be in the low 80s this weekend. new york city looks perfect, ydetroit, too, v enjoyable days ahead. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so with the showers and storms we'll keep it a little cooler today, but still super humid in the ohio valley and areas of the north east today. a taste of the beautiful canadian air into bismak