u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources just hours after the washington post cites anonymous officials saying donald trump is under investigation also. for the confederations cup back to do you believe we will be talking to the head of russia's all guys in committee and the kidneys the oracle crowd predicts the russian victory in the opening game of the confederations cup. when it came to this big moment in front of the cameras. to come thanks for choosing this is eleven in the morning in moscow nine am in the u.k. this saturday the seventeenth wherever you're watching welcome to our international with me kevin away our top story this morning then from london again thousands of protesters of march there demanding justice and help be given to the victims of the grenfell fire angry crowds blame the conservative government and its austerity policies for the tragedy that happened at that apartment block it fishel death toll still is now at thirty but it is expected to rise further with up to seventy people still unaccounted for i. i . thank you thank you. a h

u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources just hours after washington post cites anonymous officials. and germany's first so-called liberal more scope and its doors in the capitol banning head dresses and allowing men and women together. a nine am here in moscow seven in the morning in london this saturday the seventeenth of june you're watching for will. be international with me. but first today's top stories again from the u.k. there are thousands of protesters have marched in the capital london demanding justice and help be given to the victims of the grenfell fire angry crowds by the conservative government and its austerity policies for the tragedy that happened. the official death toll now has reached thirty but it's expected to rise much further with up to seventy people still unaccounted for. i i i i. i i. i. ah over the course of this demonstration this mosque this march we managed to speak to some very very angry people how did you get the name bedroom tonight but there are people who have to sleep on the floor of the media that until. now i know e

u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources just hours after the washington post cites anonymous officials saying donald trump's under investigation. and germany's first so-called liberal more scope and its doors in the capitol banning head dresses and allowing men and women to pray together.

u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some consulate employees were among three dozen russians nationwide who were suddenly expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world. >> and with all the turmoil swirling around the consulate after the expulsions, consul petrov invited the media in for a chat and champagne. >> another, i think, important thing is to always remain human. even when we have some very tough challenges in our professional life, we try to remain human. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >>

u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some consulate employees were among three dozen russians nationwide who were suddenly expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world. >> and with all the turmoil swirling around the consulate after the expulsions, consul petrov invited the media in for a chat and champagne. >> another, i think, important thing is to always remain human. even when we have some very tough challenges in our professional life, we try to remain human. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >>

u.s. justice department is advising the public to be wary of news stories that rely on anonymous sources the deputy attorney general highlighted the need for extra caution when all named officials are sided with even specifying their branch of government but. a closer look no. deputy attorney general rosenstein statement has raised quite a few eyebrows especially considering that as of late majority of the american press relies on nothing but not in most sources on the den of sources two sources with links to the counter intelligence community anonymous sources according to anonymous washington post source while the mainstream media seems to love them the justice department is busy reviewing all the fakes no wonder they're getting quite fed up with them at the d.o.j. take a look this washington post headline claims that rosenstein threatened to resign after the white house cast him as the prime suspect for suggesting to fire the x. of the i directed james komi when asked about this by journalists mr rosenstein claimed he never said such a thing now c.n.n. a regular in anonymous sources came

u.s. justice department is now seeking new ways to fight and corruption at the trend and the practice goes global artie's killam up and explains. our enhanced means include forty one point five million dollars to enhance the f.b.i. cyber efforts and twenty two million dollars to address this going dark problem which i think is our most significant law enforcement challenge going dark refers to law enforcement increasing inability to lawfully access collect intercept real time communications and stored data. now this all sounds really complicated like the kind of thing that can only be of concern to tech savvy teenagers and geeks well that couldn't be further from the truth the deputy u.s. attorney general wants to spend millions of dollars to fight against encryption so what is encrypt inclusion is the good you know message and so you want to do the right parties can access it all the major messengers whatsapp telegram you name it are encrypting chats this prevents the messages you send and receive from being intercepted by others so why is the department of justice seeking to meddle in a

u.s. justice department which is urging the public to exercise caution against new. pressure against new zealand. stay with the special coverage of the. continued. news twenty four seven this is r.t. international. news center in moscow saturday afternoon for its two pm in london that's where we start this hour with the developments from london underground which is partly suspended train services on two lines which one very near to the burned out shell of grenfell tower over fears that it could collapse comes as thousands of people prepare to march for a second day demanding justice for the victims of wednesday's devastating fire and also the prime minister to resign may's resignation at least thirty people were killed in that blaze that we know of so far but seventy people are still missing it's feared the number of fatalities is only going to rise further and many believe the conservative governments are stereotyped policies are ultimately to blame for the tragedy let's go live to central london now. to see what's happening where you are. calling getting right here

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u.s. justice department is said to be trying to bring espionage charges against the we can leak seta for releasing trove off to trove of top. secret documents and songes greatest hits include the deeply embarrassing for washington cable gate in twenty eleven the afghan war logs in two thousand and ten and more recently the protest emails and vault seven revelations about the cia's mass digital spying tools for now the u.k. government refuses to say whether it's received a u.s. extradition request for julian assange. and the embassy he's now forced to call home there are signs of strained relations with his hosts late last year ecuador cut off a songes internet connection over fears his leaks about hillary clinton were influencing the u.s. election then last month ecuador's new president was kind of mean about him mr songes the haka that's something we reject and i personally reject songes legal team says that its priority now is persuading the british government to allow the wiki leaks editor safe passage from the embassy here on to a plane bound for ecuador where he could enjoy the political asyl

u.s. justice department is now seeking new ways to end corruption as the transit to fight the practice goes global artie's came up and explains. arnhem sprints include forty one point five million dollars to enhance the f.b.i. cyber efforts and twenty two million dollars to address this going dark problem which i think is our most significant law enforcement challenge going dark refers to law enforcement increasing inability to lawfully access collect and intercept real time communications and stored data. now this all sounds really complicated like the kind of thing that can only be of concern to tech savvy teenagers and geeks well that couldn't be further from the truth the deputy u.s. attorney general wants to spend millions of dollars to fight against encryption so what is encrypt inclusion is the purposes of including no message and so you want to do the right parties can access it all the major messengers whatsapp telegram you name it our encrypted chat this prevents the messages you send and receive from being intercepted by others so why is the department of justice seeking to meddl

u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources in the public to exercise caution against news. twenty seventeen feet a confederations cup kicks off today in something that was russia played new zealand in the opening game a little. new center here in moscow saturday afternoon at two pm it's now midday in london and that's where we start for you this hour thousands of protesters have marched in the british capital demanding justice and how be given to the victims of the grenfell tower block fire angry crowds blame the conservative government policies for the tragedy number of confirmed deaths has reached thirty but it's expected to rise with up to seventy of the people still unaccounted for. i. was. over the course of this demonstration this march speak to some very very angry people i didn't even get to the bedroom that night but there are people who have to sleep on the floor and. think that everything and everything. been lied to. for centuries decades or so about now it's about every minute that we've been lied to that our government has been lines of us coveri

u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources just hours after the washington post cites sources and officials saying donald trump under investigation. we are in sunny st petersburg what a beautiful day when the venice of the north praties coverage of the confederations cup russia. we call white. in the morning in the u.k. this saturday the seventeenth of june review watching us for a warm welcome to our international with me. first today our top story again from london thousands of protesters of march they're demanding justice and help be given to the victims of the grenfell fire angry crowds blame the conservative government and its austerity policies for the tragedy that happened in that apartment block fishel death toll now has reached thirty but it six specter to rise much further with up to seventy people still unaccounted for. i i i i. i i i. a ha. ha ha over the course of this demonstration this mosque this march we managed to speak to some very very angry people i believe that people get to go home in the gym tonight but there are people who have to sl

u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources. the washington post cites anonymous officials. who say it is but we are just four hours now away from the opening ceremony of the confederations cup and a seminal moment in broadcasting history. very good afternoon for me. here in the morning in the u.k. this hour i will be watching welcome but this is where our news is starting today in london again reporting the latest thousand protesters of march there demanding justice and help be given to the victims of the grenfell. angry crowds blame the conservative government and its austerity policies for the tragedy that apartment block the official death toll has reached thirty but it's expected to rise further seventy people still unaccounted for. i. i i i i. i . ah over the course of this demonstration this mosque this march we managed to speak to some very very angry people how did i get to them bedrooms at night when there are people who have to sleep on the floor and. now i know everything and everything we need people. in life to hol

u.s. justice department issues a warning against trusting anonymous sources just for the washington post cites anonymous officials saying donald trump is under investigation also. with a lot of the confederations cup action in a few minutes time we'll be talking to the head of russia's will called all going on as he commits them to killie's the oracle crouch predicts the russian.

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u.s. justice department has been giving advice to the american public on handling potential fake news especially concerning anonymous sources in a statement now by the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein the he said caution should be exercised we're watching all reading news attributed to unnamed officials he said it could be an effective way of coping with the recent barrels of fake views the girlfriend says santiago explains why the justice department has spoken out hear them. the pedia turny general rosenstein statement has raised quite a few eyebrows especially considering that as of late majority of the american press relies on nothing but not a most sources on the den of sources two sources with links to the counter intelligence community anonymous sources according to anonymous washington post source while the mainstream media seems to love them the justice department is busy reviewing all the fakes no wonder they're getting quite fed up with them at the d.o.j. take a look at this washington post headline claims that rosenstein threatened to resign after the white house cast him as the

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u.s. justice department which is urging the public to exercise caution against. here in st petersburg russia. this is r.t. international. news center in moscow saturday afternoon at five pm it's three pm in london which is where we're going to start right now developments there outside downing street a crowd converged for may must go protesters calls grow for the u.k. prime minister to quit many see her position as untenable following not only her party's election upset but ten days ago but also her reaction to wednesday's graham tower block disaster in which at least thirty people have died the protesters say conservative government policies are ultimately to blame for that tragedy and i said it's an added impetus to the protest against a reason maze we can government which is taking place right now and why told it's as close as they can get to downing street. honest to say a chuckle is that what's happening where you are. the love colinet indignation is really freaking me out here here if you can just take a look at all of this area outside ten downing street t

u.s. justice department team that prosecutes.overnment do so for many reasons, some frustrated at the political system, others protesting america's income tax. the investigators say created havoc, making threats in the neighborhood. police say he shot and killed three of his neighbors after accusing them of stealing one of the victims was crystal douglas's dad. >> i lost my father. i lost my best friend. and it hurts. >> reporter: he's pleaded not guilty. in the manhunt for him after the shootings police say something was revealed about the past. he had a history of threatening judges he had faced before. while he was on the land, police put one judge into the i-team gathered five years of federal court records from all 50 states and dc and discovered a growing string of cases against self identified sovereigns charged with threatening judges and threatening prosecutors, including a investigation just launched in dc. saw prevention to see from a suspected sovereign inside a ups story. sovereign accused of targeting justice offici

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u.s. justice department wants to acquire more than half a billion assets were misappropriated from malaysias the total sought by the doj to $1.5 billion. more than $4.5 billion was diverted by 1mdb. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 analysts and journalists in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> thank you. let's get a check of what to expect as the markets open in asia. resumed decline as traders digested the more hawkish tone struck by the fed. how are we expecting asian markets to react? will we get that bearish sentiment as well? asian markets are actually rather bullish. we are looking at a happy friday in the asia-pacific region. that is especially the case in japan. it is a real relief for japanese stock traders. the end had been strengthening. that since japanese debt further and further. with the u.s. shares coming off a high, that must have been a concern. the boj meets today. don't expect them to do anything to change policy rates. there will be some focus on what kuroda might say. bond purchasesow otherwise they run out of bonds to buy. there is not

u.s. justice department charged an intelligence contractor for leaking a classified document about russian election interference to national security news outlet the intercept. the nsa document described sign area tax on the voter registration related software company and local election officials by russia's military challenges. the justice department said it is under the espionage act. president trump claimed his own justice department claiming it is diluting his executive order. he doubled down saying that's right we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people. hallie jackson has more on this story. >> tonight, new questions about whether the president's own words could come back to haunt him as he talks travel ban now in the hands of the supreme court describing the current version as watered down and politically correct and yes, the president is reiterating it is a travel ban. >> i don't think the president care what is you call it. >> his administration used to. >> it's not a travel ban. >> it's not a travel

u.s. justice department failed to do its job. >> in the time of letting the worst criminals back in our country over and over and over again must stop. the process begins again today. >> reporter: kates law has been entered is before and failed to get enough votes to pass last year. this afternoon, president trump expressed hope that this time would be different. he tweeted houses past kates law, hopefully, senate will follow. the bill will need 60 votes. eight democrats have to sign on to send it to the president. >>> house of representatives also approved the second bill targeting sanctuary cities that what included many here in california. >> it is beyond my comprehension why officials want to enforce the laws of the nation as i am would actively discourage or prevent law enforcement agencies from upholding the laws of the united states. why they would set public funds aside to pay for the legal representation of illegal aliens who are also lawbreakers. >> then no sanctuary act would strip cities of funding if they interfere with federal immigration laws by for bidding law enforcement to coo

u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some consulate employees were among three dozen russians nationwide who were suddenly expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world. >> and with all the turmoil swirling around the consulate after the expulsions, consul petrov invited the media in for a chat and champagne. >> another, i think, important thing is to always remain human. even when we have some very tough challenges in our professional life, we try to remain human. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >>

u.s. justice department failed to do its job. that's why they called this bill, quote, a waist of federal resources. kate's law would not have helped kate. >> the house is expected to vote on a bill to strip sanctuary cities of certain funding if they interfere with federal immigration laws. >> the safety of our citizens are first. this is saying, when you have someone that needs to be deported, a city shouldn't be able to say, we're not going to participate. >> the measure would bar state and local law enforcement from using services to investigate or arrest people for immigration violations if california became a sanctuary state. >>> according to the chronicle, investigators are trying to figure out how the shooter got inside the building with two guns and box of ammunition. according to a source, land passed through a metal detecter and set off the buzzer and red lights but still allowed inside. lamb shot and killed a total of three co-workers before taking his own life. >>> oakland police are investigating for armed rob -- fo

u.s. justice department failed to do its job. >> not all democrats are opposed to the bill. 24 democrats voted for kait's law. the steiner family lives in his district. in a statement today, he said this bill is not perfect and it's shameful that the republicans did not allow any debate -- debate to improve it. but it does improve our ability for individuals who break the law. he hopes kait's law will pass the senate but it will take 60 votes. another version of dait's law came up short in the senate last year. >> have you heard any statement or comment by kait's family. >> reporter: we were able to reach representative's of kait's family and right now they say they are not ready to talk. it could be because they are waiting to see what the senate does. >> thank you. >>> a number of bay area cities could lose funding if the other bill approved bit house today becomes law. the no sanctuary for criminals bill targets sanctuary cities that shield immigrants from federal authorities. they would bar from those -- those from refusing to cooperate with the laws. >> we are not changing anything here.

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u.s. justice department team that prosecutes sovereigns. she says government defiers do so for many reasons, some frustrated at the political system, others protesting america's income tax. investigators and neighbors say chute created havoc as a sovereign citizen, making threats in the neighrh three of his neighbors after accusing them of stealing. one of the victims was crystal douglas's dad. >> i lost my father. i lost my best friend. and it hurts. >> reporter: he pleaded not guilty. in the manhunt for him after the shootings, police say something else was revealed about his past. he had a history of threatening judges he faced before. while he was on the lam, police put one judge into hiding. the i-team gathered five years of federal court records from all 50 states and d.c. and discovered a growing string of cases against self-identified sovereigns charged with threatening judges and threatening prosecutors, including a new investigation just launched in d.c., an affidavit we obtained reveals the feds sought permission to seize a mailb

u.s. justice department, antitrust division.the trump administration and they're pensioned to prove such deal. but anyway, we understand the eu is likely to wrap this up by january in 2018. and that means either yes or no. and what analysts and investors are telling us the odds of this thing are about an 80% chance of approval. that this thing will likely get done and it's an 80% improvement. how do you know that? look at the chart of the acquired company. that's baehr. they went down today. liz: yeah, but it's at 130. >> that's good it happened. because that means the deal happened. up at 118. liz: but not at the strike price. >> but still, you're $6 or $7 below the strike price. wall street is heavily vetting deals not heavily vetting. cnn, given all between donald trump and nbc. that's a deal a lot of people betting will not happen. this deal it looks like is going to happen. the biggest hurdle is the eu and the eu what we're hearing from investors is that the eu's likely to prove it, particularly after bear divests from majo

u.s. justice department officials tell cnn growing friction at the top levels of the agency, all related to sudden dismissal this month of the fbi director. president trump confirms he is now under investigation for firing james comey. >> much of the president's frustration seems aimed at rod rosenstein, the number two man at the justice department that appointed special counsel, robert mueller, to take over the russia probe after comey was fired. jeff zeleny has more on that. >> reporter: president trump saying publicly for the first time today that he is under investigation. as the probe of russia's influence in the 2016 election expands. i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man that told me to fire the fbi director, witch-hunt. that man is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who made the decision to appoint special counsel to investigate whether the trump campaign callused with russia. rosenstein, a veteran of justice department, received the president's praise. >> highly respected, very good guy, smart guy. the democrats like him, the republicans like him. he ma

u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some consulate employees were among three dozen russians nationwide who were suddenly expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world. >> and with all the turmoil swirling around the consulate after the expulsions, consul petrov invited the media in for a chat and champagne. >> another, i think, important thing is to always remain human. even when we have some very tough challenges in our professional life, we try to remain human. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >>

justice department to look into the leaks. those are criminal leaks. >> reporter: leaks have long bedeviled presidents, but prosecutions were rare, until the obama administration. according to the a.c.l.u., u.ema justice department prosecuted eight cases of mtional security leaks, more than double all previous administrations, combined. the winner case comes as the president's faith in his attorney general may be waning. press secretary sean spicer. how would you describe the president's level of confidence in the attorney general, jeff sessions? >> i have not had a discussion with him about that. >> reporter: spicer was given not one, but two, chances to express the president's confidence in sessions, and did not. scott, only yesterday, via twitter, the president publicly criticized the justice department's handling of the travel ban litigation, and he remains irked about sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house this evening. lajor, thank you. well, our homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has more about that leaked document and how it fits in to the investigation of russian meddling in the election. >> reporter:

according to the justice department, the u.s. district court in atlanta church of atlanta church face one charge of removing classified material from a government facility and mailing it to a news outlet. arrested shortly after the populist housing act one supplier consented spear phishing e-mails to 100 local election officials at the end of october or beginning of november. the national intelligence director's office about the document to both agencies asked that it not be published. the material is propelled by u.s. intelligence agencies request because it wasn't clearly in the public interest. republican jason chaffetz criticized for failing to protect information after a series of high-profile leaks. >> you can see the problem. they are supposed to be safeguards in there and to be safeguards in there and we talked to the state department, department of justice, nsacurrently assures you to have safeguards. how many times to hear the story hopping? >> wikileaks leader julian assange. the purpose corp. was assigned to u.s. gove

u.s. justice department officials told "the wall street journal" that cabe, well lo was the head of the a drug cartel. upon the president's nephews and the former members of the assembly are accused of being accused in transnational organized crime. colombia, we are seeing growing concerns with the peace agreement with the farc. many farc weapons remain unaccounted for and too many farc members are joining remnant groups and continuing to profit on illegal narcotics trafficking. america's foreign assistance and military and law enforcement relationship with colombia must continue. between fiscal year 2000 and fiscal year 2016 the u.s. congress appropriated more than $10 billion in aid under planned colombia and successive strategies. peace in colombia cannot come at any cost. farc members must be held accountable by the judicial system and colombia must extradite farc members in the united states and they should face justice here, too. in large part because of the farc's decision to come into the jungle, it is another major concern feeding skepticism about the peace deal. coca production

u.s. justice department failed to do its job. and that's why cato has called this bill, quote, a waste of federal resources, end quote. let me say that again, mr. speaker, that these are the words of the cato institute, a group founded by the well-known conservative charles koch. cato could not have been more clear when they said this week, quote, kate's law would not have helped kate, end quote. now, our country has listened to our president donald j. trump call mexican americans, quote, criminals, drug dealers and rapists, end quote. the public has watched him promote a deportation force, tear apart families and sign executive order directing federal resources toward the construction of a wall along the border between u.s. and mexico where there is one, mostly already, that has not done much deterring. that's despite the fact that spending on border security has been at the highest level that our country has ever seen. it seems the majority's now taking page from the president's playbook apparently trying to turn his dangerous

u.s. department of justice is going to appeal that one up to the supreme court on the merits. couple weeks ago what happened was the u.s. department of justice had appealed the fourth circuit decision out of the east coast region and when they did that, they also asked the supreme court before they recessed at the end of june to issue a stay. >> it's 11:20 p.m. there. we appreciate you staying up with us. check back with us once we hear the next chapter in this. thank you. >>> the nba has crowned a new champion. the warriors knocking the king off his throne. coy wire has this morning's bleacher report. but it's my anniversary. aw. sorry. we've got other plans. your recurring, unpredictable abdominal pain and diarrhea... ...may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. you've tried over-the-counter treatments and lifestyle changes, but ibs-d can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi,... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage... ...both abdominal pain and diarrhea at th

justice department said the issue is one of public safety. >> the fact that that in those countries we have very little ability to actually verify, vet the people coming out of those countries. >> the u.sartment argues that the lower cord made a number of mistakes including relying on statements made during the campaign. >> our time is 7:54. the first diversity report from lyft shows the head quarters are mostly white and mostly male. the ride sharing company publicked the report saying -- published it report saying 19% is asian, 7% latino, 6% african american and 1% native american. lyft pledge today do more to atract drivers from underrepresented groups. they also want to provide an environment where they feel welcome. lyft driver who is are independent contractors were not includeed in that report. >>> the mayor of san jose hopes to turn part of the city into the real world laboratory for developing driverless cars. he has been in talks for months with -- he wants several section of san jose to be used to test those vehicles. now the areas would include the corridor linking the train station with san jose international airport, and stevens creek boulevard from value low fair mall to