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. >> we bring unmatched military, political, economic, cultural and moral strength. they are message keep america first. >> sean spicer gave this less than measured take on the president's trip. >> it was an unprecedented first trip abroad. four months into this administration and it shows how quickly and decisively the president is acting to strengthen alliances to build new partnerships. we've never seen before at this point in the presidency sweeping reassurance of american interest and inauguration of a r foreign policy strategy designed to bring back the world from growing dangers and perpetual disasters brought on by years of failed leadership. >> it looks like a diplomatic feud between the president and german chancellor angela merkel. was there a rist? it depends who you ask. angela merkel said europe must take our fate into our own hands. >> the president back into the value office after his european trip escalating the rhetoric with a tweet. he wrote we have a massive trade deficit with germany, plus they pay far less than they should on nato and military.

. >> we bring unmatched military, political, economic, cultural and moral strength. rather than deny this elemental nature of international affairs, we embrace it. it does say simply put america will treat others as they treat us. so this will be interpreted over the next several days from world leaders and certainly members of the media. comes hours after sean spicer gave this take on the president's trip abroad. >> it was an unprecedented first trip abroad. four months into this administration and it shows how quickly and decisively the president is acting to strengthen alliances to build new partnerships. and to rebuild america's standing in the world. we've never seen before at this point in the presidency sweeping reassurance of american interest and the inauguration of a foreign policy strategy designed to bring back the world from growing dangers and perpetual disasters brought on by years of failed leadership. >>> all this comes amid what looks like a diplomatic feud between the president and german chancellor angela merkel. whether there's a rift between the

. >>> a bill requiring law enforcement agencies to track the number of unmatched rape kits could reach the state senate. they argue the financial burden would fall on law enforcement agencies to collect the new data. san francisco's congressman ordered the bill and says that it would help determine which law enforcement departments need more resources to test kits. this is an issue that the abc7 i-team has been following closely. in 2014, the i-team uncovered thousands of test kits across the bay area. >>> oakland will pay out nearly $1 million to settle a claim involving several police officers caught in a sex scandal. the claim was filed by jasmine, previously known as celeste. the former sex worker was charged with having sex with a minor and giving her confidential information. she says that she had sex with two dozen officers from various departments. she also has claims in richmond and livermore. >>> heads up if you're taking visitors to the golden gate bridge this memorial weekend. you can still get there. it's just going to be trickier. starting today, two parking lots at other

climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable. >> the more we disrupt our climate, the more we risk irreversible impacts. a little history now. the paris agreement is formally known as the united nations framework convention on climate change. the obama administration played a big part in negotiating the deal at a global conference in paris two years ago. it was signed by 200 countries, including thit it went into effect in november. under the agreement, countries promise to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and to do their best to keep global warming in check. >>> major developments tonight about james comey, the former fbi director fired by president trump. one, cbs news reports. special counsel robert mueller had given the okay to testify in public before congress. two, he expected to appear before the senate intelligence committee as soon as the middle of next week. and, three, cnn and wall street journal report he will testify that president trump did ask him to back off the investigation into the former national security adviser mike flynn and his ties to russ

. >> reporter: unmatched in the city. from alamo square park in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> controversy surrounding a decision to demolish an old bus station in downtown san jose and replace it with condominiums, last night the city council unanimously approved permits and environmental studies for projects that would replace the former greyhound line station on south almaden avenue with two residential towers. the council's approval comes despite demands from union workers that the city require the developers k.t. urban hire union workers. they can't force requirements on private property. >> a one day strike, teachers have been working without a contract for almost a year. they are demanding a 2% pay increase. district officials say a raise is impossible because a state mandated increase in pension contribute stions. it is the first walk out by petaluma federation of teachers since it was founded back in 1969. >>> the san jose planning commission today considering a plan to build up to 16 affordable apa

climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable. in a speech yesterday, gutierrez said, it would be very important thethe u.s. not to leave paris agreement. european union and china will their commitment this week. even if the u.s. pulls out. that's according to the press, siting senior eu official. both ue and china will lay out plans on friday. s want43% of voter congress to begin impeachment proceedings about president trump. according to politico's poll. who's still less than 45% want impeachment. come from political considerations not a belief that is guilty.nt arenews reports that police refueling security footage after a racially slur of in west los home angeles. authorities were alerted this morning and that property management removed the graffiti. clevelandthe cavalierses arrived in california yesterday to begin their nba title. game one between cleveland and golden statend inriors is tomorrow night oakland. >> looking ahead to what's on the agenda today in washington d.c. welcoming thep is prime minster vietnam to the whi

howie: lou dobbs just stated president trump's accomplishments are unmatched.en going after the other two cable news networks. take a look at last night's rally. >> media outlets like cnn and msnbc are fake news. howie: likes fox, doesn't like the other two. does this impact the networks themselves? in terms of their coverage and attitudes toward the president. when you are getting beat up on all the time, does that get in your head? >> i think it does if he's mentioning them. howie: so the president of msnbc wants to be included in the attacks, it would give shim street credit? >> i love what trump did, those networks were forced to do the split screen. on one side, there is trump with the american people. howie: the subscription base dropping, espn. >> i looked to bob lee. he said and i quote, there is no diversity of thought at espn. the public editor says there is a feeling that the company moved leftward and has had a stifle effect on discourse and affected its public face and product. i don't have to watch sports center in front of a tv anymore. that affe

unmatched in the city, from alamo square park, in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >>> jurors from a san francisco court today ruled two former professors infringed on uc patents when they used plant material from the school to develop a new type of strawberry for their own company. damages have yet to be determined. california grows 80% of the strawberries eaten in america. and strawberries grown at uc davis account for 60% of all strawberriesati strawberries nationwide. >>> we'll have cooling clouds the next couple of days, but memorial day weekend will bring back the warmth, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> making the perfect wine with an eye in the sky. why drones a s ars are buzzing napa valley. >>> and >>> we have breaking knew details on the mystery of a missing uber tridriver. a husband and father that hasn't been seen for ten days, they have identified a person of interest and believe foul play is involved. he owed money to a manage for a gaming debt. police were going to interview tang, but they believe he got scared and possibly fled to his native

unmatched in the city, from alamo square park, in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >>> jurors from a san francisco court today ruled two former professors infringed on uc patents when they used plant material from the school to develop a new type of strawberry for their own company. damages have yet to be determined. california grows 80% of the strawberries eaten in america. and strawberries grown at uc davis account for 60% of all strawberriesati strawberries nationwide. >>> we'll have cooling clouds the next couple of days, but memorial day weekend will bring back the warmth, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> making the perfect wine with an eye in the sky. why drones a s ars are buzzing napa valley. >>> and every day, you're thankful for the ones you love. and every day you promise to protect them. off! is here to help with proven protection against mosquitoes. trust our family to protect yours. sc johnson, a family company when you you act fast.er, boo. so do we. raid kills roaches seven times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. seven times fa

we bring to this forum unmatched military, political and economic with culture and moral strength. >> h.r. mcmaster and gary cohen is trying to articulate how the white house sees itself. put the spin on america first. that metaphor is pushing aside and a dis at the obama administration. we will no longer lead it behind at the top. put aside the hippy stuff. this is about competition. this is about business. this is about force. america will engage aggressively. that's a strong message. the likes of which we have not heard from a modern president. >> except he has been saying it all along. not as articulately as he had the two advisers do there. david drucker. this was the main drum beat. america is not getting its due on the foreign stage. it gives too much. it gives too little. it fights everybody's battles. it is draining our trueasure an blood and we cannot spend this at home. >> chris, this story is a pile of semantics. what they are tying to do is satisfy the president's need to prosecute america first foreign policy and maintaining america's interests to in fact not do that.

to me, those are on -- almost unmatched. mao did something similar in china. history -- was that which the soviet union during that time from the revolution through the end of the second world war. in terms of political opponents -- people suspected of being political opponents -- is simply eradicated. >> and we talked to her students -- we use probably a low figure for stalin in total numbers of people, either worked to death just start by political means is in the u.k. -- prison killed, executed -- by both lenin and stalin -- probably a low number robert conquest -- 20 million people. it's probably more than that. -- suppose it's 23 million. some say it might be more like 60 million people. suppose it's 23 million. that means that every, man, woman, and child in pennsylvania and ohio when added together, their current population, considering his 12 million, ohio's 12 million -- were murdered. never single person -- installment is way and did that murdering their -- there were the no people left, no men or women or children in these two states. when we are m,

i think it is unmatched in terms of talent availability, access to partnerships. it is unique ecosystem we have here. caroline: joining us now is the man behind the name of had pagliuca harvard's life lab. steve pagliuca, here in part of harvard university. what made you fund the life lab that is the other key lab here? steve: when i was running for senate, one of my campaign promises was we would protect biotech here and life sciences. i wrote an editorial saying, we've really got to not let that leave, like technology left 20 years ago for silicon valley. we have a different structure here, the best universities, the best hospitals. that idea started five years ago. i think the deans came up with the idea of building a facility that would allow these startups to stay here instead of leaf, -- leave, be cost-effective, and try to grow companies. caroline: were you worried about a brain drain? steve: we could see it already in the tech industry. 25 years ago, we had digital equipment. many of the technology companies got bought and went to california. the mayor got

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absolutely unmatched, nothing even close, and here is how alexander talked about the union artillery bombarding the city . because confederates are using the links in the city as shelter to resist the bridge builders on the union side. the city except it's steeples mistveiled in the that settled in the valley. it showed the round, high clouds of bursting shells. out of the mist there rose three or four columns of dense black smoke from houses set on fire by the explosion. the atmosphere was so column and still that the smoke rose vertically in great pillars for several hundred feet before spreading out in black sheets. the opposite bank of the river for two miles to the right and left was crowned at frequent intervals with blazing batteries canopied in clouds of white smoke. beyond these, the dark blue masses of over 100,000 infantry and compact columns and numberless white wagons and massed in orderly ranks, all awaiting completion of the bridges. the earth shook with the thunder of the guns. high above it all 1000 feet in the air hung two immense balloons. the scene gave impressive

a profile of her in the "new york times" this morning reports in part, quote, she has one skill unmatched by almost anyone else. family members and aides say she is effectively convey criticism to a man who often refuses it from others. but can she influence his actions as president? in her 35 years she has left little traceable record of challenging or changing the man who raised her. the coauthor of the article is here with us in the studio today, rachel abrams, business reporter for the niles. beiana gold reego remains here with us. rach 'em, thank you for coming back on the broadcast. it is still bracing for people, especially people of a certain age and a certain mind-set where these offices in the west wing were occupied by people with names bike sorenson to read of how she has decorated her west wing office to get used to the notion of her in the circle of power. what does she bring to the job? and what's her journey been like? >> well, the main thing with ivanka trump and she will say this as one of her strongest attributes, is that she has her father's trust. she has his ear. and

warriors.ea roger ailes at the age of 77 has died.ld his impact on american politics in the media is unmatchededly changed the landscape of both and both for the better. there are few people in this world who will ever have such a profound impact like roger did. i wrote earlier today on twitter that enemies, like his politics, they should know this, right now, advantage roger because in the next life, he's plotting and planning on how to kick your ass there. he was five steps ahead of his opponent, they play checkers in life, he was playing chess. the strategist that cannot be duplicated by anybody. on a personal note, i want to tell you something. i would not be here in front of this camera tonight in front of you if it were not for roger ailes. i say it all the time, i have no idea why he hired me back in i 1996, it was a huge risk on his part. i was a young radio host in atlanta, very little tv experience. to be honest, i don't know how he didn't fire me early on, i was that bad as early tapes humbled me every time i see them. i think it's because he's also saw something in me like he did i

unmatched in every regard when it comes to post season.o tell you the truth, own though the calf -- even though the cavaliers lost a game, they have been uncontested just like the warriors. believe me, i know you were being easy -- easy on it, sal, come on. it will be the cleveland cavaliers. no doubt about it. >> if you say so. i think you're right. >> mark, we're about to run your part two of john lynch interview. and i texted you yesterday because i felt like part one was fantastic. i was in the room with you two. what is your take before we let you go of the 49ers new gm. is he the right man for this gig. >> this is a guy that -- even though he doesn't have experience as a general manager prior. he is an engaging guy. i tell people, this guy has been a success at everything that he has done. stanford man, he was a successful broadcaster by doing things the right way, doing his homework, knowing what he was talking about. he is an engaging guy. i see no reason why he won't succeed in this. he is one of those people who leads by example

. >> reporter: unmatched by any police department in the world the nypd for the first time in its 100protect a u.s. president that calls the biggest city in america his home. but most fascinating about the heightened security is the breakdown of the nypd's active force of 36,000 officers. among them a team of 1500 men and women devoted to one job. counterterrorism. and with the president's first visit since getting elected the job becomes that much more critical behind the scenes, to not only protect the president but to protect this great city and its millions of residents, a job that takes intense training and many layers within the nypd. >> whether it's the counterterrorism bureau, which is the bomb squad, the radiation detection, the network of camera systems, the explosive detection dogs, the biohazard detection devices, or the intelligence bureau, which is the investigations, the sources of information. >> reporter: layer one, the security armed with long guns visible to the public guarding trump tower. together with the secret service every security point is made up of a counte

climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable. amy: former national security adviser michael flynn will turn over some subpoenaed documents to the senate intelligence committee as part of its investigation into whether the trump campaign colluded with russia to allegedly influence the 2016 election. flynn had previously said he would refuse to turn over any of the requested personal documents, saying he'd instead plead the fifth. now flynn says he will begin turning over documents that pertain to two of his businesses, as well as personal documents, as early as june 6. this comes as president donald trump's personal attorney, michael cohen, s said he would t comply with a house intelligence committee request for ininformation about his ties t o russian officials. meanwhile, president trump and the white house continue to complain about the use of anonymous sources in news reports about the ongoing investigation into the trump administration's ties to russia. this is white house press secretary sean spicer speaking about recent lea

we bring to this forum unmatched military, political, cultural and moral strength.about that and a lot more. joining us now is democratic representative jerry connolly who serves on the foreign affairs commity. nice to have you here. thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you this morning. before we get to that opinion piece in "the wall street journal" let me get to our reporting from two u.s. officials who said indeed the president has decided to pull this country out of the paris climate agreement. >> i think it's a tragic retreat. you don't make america great again by retreating and, you know, consensus is one thing, but essentially we now stand with two countries, nicaragua and syria in pulling out of the paris agreement. we've almost never had the kind of near-universal scientific consensus and political consensus on the history of humanity on the issue of global warming and the climate change. for the u.s. to pull out jeopardizes us in terms of our allies and whether we're a faithful signatory to an agreement and frankly, from a science point of view w

climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable, unquote.has not officially announced anything, and this afternoon the president said he'll make his decision very soon. for more let's talk with senator ed markey, democrat of massachusetts. senator, thanks so much for joining us. the president tweeted he has not made his final decision. what would you tell him if he consulted you and asked you why should we stay in this accord? >> well, mr. president, i would say to him if you pull out, it will be an economic and environmental and national security and a moral disaster for the united states. you have a chance by staying in this agreement to back out imported oil from the middle east. we right now send young men and women over to the middle east to protect the oil which comes in from saudi arabia. if we increase our efficiency, our renewables, our all-electric vehicles, we back that oil out. it's a national security imperative. the pope told you, mr. president, that it's a moral imperative, but the pope was also a high school chemistry teacher

undeniable and climate action is unstoppable and climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable. no where in there does it say president donald trump or united states of america, but it's pretty clear what he is talking about. real clear push/pull on this. what is your reaction to what we're seeing on paris? >> my first reaction. isn't it nice to have a statement written -- we're not used to that these days. i have press release envy here. i think what we're seeing is a lot of confusion. reports out this morning. the decision had already been made and i think that is probably fairly close to the truth. but then we had the president himself tweet out something contradictory. my report this morning shows a fair amount of cune fusionfusio their contacts in the white house tell them who knows. just another day in the trump administration. >> one of the things that strikes me is my reporting from nbc that there is a real sense of frustration there is a tactic. somebody leaking something to push the president towards one direction and this is something we have seen before on the campa

climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable.ld be very important for the u.s. not to leave the paris agreement. the european union and china will reaffirm their commitment to the paris accord this week even if the u.s. pulls read that is according to the associated press citing a eu official. they will have their plans to make commitments in talks at brussels friday. sri lanka says the death toll from mudslides has climbed past 200 people. nearly 100 others were missing. beeny 7000 people have displaced after rain began

it is unmatched in terms of partners, mentors, a unique ecosystem that we have. >> all this week, bloombergfrom the tech , caroline hyde taking a look at regional innovation from biotech startups to venture capitalists and government officials. tune in live on bloomberg television and radio. thelet: it is time for bloomberg business flash to look at some the biggest business stories in the news right now. pershing square's new long position has gained 30% since the time of purchase. according to people familiar, the unnamed investment makes up 5% of the hedge funds capital. is also evaluating to companies that could become "classic investments." boeing will temporarily suspend flights of its 737 jetliner as engine issues come to light. the engine supplier, joint venture between general electric and another company notified going of a manufacturing issue. the shares immediately fell on the news. fit --mbie and abercrombie & fitch to buy a struggling retailer, discussing a possible takeover. successful ande trendy, but have suffered years of declines. shares gained as much as 13% today. that

climate solutions provide opportunities that are unmatchable. saidspeech yesterday he that it would be very important for the u.s. not to leave the paris agreement. the european union and china will reaffirm their commitment to the paris accord this week even if the u.s. pulls read that is according to the associated press citing a eu official. they will have their plans to make commitments in talks at brussels friday. sri lanka says the death toll from mudslides has climbed past 200 people. nearly 100 others were missing. beeny 7000 people have displaced after rain began hitting the southern and western areas of the island nation last friday. officials say the increasing number of displaced people and a in temporary shelters, many people are now at risk of disease. abc news reports that police are reviewing security footage of a raciallyall motivated slurve that was spray-painted at the front gate of lebron james'home. authorities were also alerted this morning and property management removed the graffiti before officers arrived. he arrived in

. >> unmatched by any police department in the entire world, the new york's finest is going to be facingthe toughest feats and for the first time in its 100-year history protecting the u.s. president that calls new york city home. what's most fascinating about the heightened security is the breakdown of the nypd's active force of 36,000 officers. a team of 1500 men and women devoted to one job, counter terrorism. with the president's first visit since getting elected the job becomes that much more critical behind the scenes to not only protect the president, but to protect this great city and its millions of residents. now, it's a job that takes intense training and many layers within the nypd. >> whether it's the counter terrorism bureau, which is the bomb squad, the radiation detections, the network of camera systems, the explosive detection dogs, the biohazard detection devices or the intelligence bureau, the investigations, sources of information. >> layer one the security armed with long guns visible to the public guarding trump tower together with the secret service every security

thank you for your friendship and humor and intellect and singular and unmatched talent. your beautiful voice and self will always be in my heart. god bless you and your family. according to the cornell family's lawyer, he had a prescription for an anti-anxiety drug. in their statement his wife said she spoke to him after the show and he told her he may have taken an extra pill or two. >>> sheinelle, thank you. >>> let's turn to the weather. a lot of folks facing severe storms today. dylan is in for al with the forecast. >> good morning. it is in the same area as we saw yesterday. oklahoma, for example, where we did see really torrential downpou downpours. wind damage was a big issue with trees toppling down onto homes and look at this lightning video. it's hard to capture, but the video did. you c filled up the sky. we'll see more of the same type of weather today. we had several reported tornadoes. no reports of significant damage. today we're looking at more tornadoes possible. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in and around st. louis. you can see the lines of storms

thank you for your friendship and your humor and your intellect and singular and unmatched talent.our beautiful voice and beautiful self will always be in my heart. god bless you and your family. according to the cornell family's lawyer he had a prescription for an anti-anxiety drug which had various side effects. she spoke to his wife after the show and he may have taken an extra pill or two. guys? >> thank you very much. >>> let's turn to the weather now and a lot of folks are facing the threat of some severe storms today. dylan is in for al, again. she has the forecast. >> in the same area as we saw yesterday. oklahoma, for example, where we did see really torrential downpours. look at these cars trying to drive through the flooded waters. again, something you shouldn't do. wind damage was a big issue with trees toppling down on to homes there and take a look at this lightning video. always so hard to capture. but the video managed to do it there and you can see that certainly filled up the sky. we are going to see more of the same type of weather today. we had several reported