>> these are two separate unrelated events. maria: but no the answer is no? >> and should be treated as such. they're two unrelated events and guess what there's only two things that will happen with the nafta renegotiations. either we're going to get a deal for the american people that basically reduces the trade deficit with mexico and then allows us to build more factories here, or we're going to leave nafta. the option of staying in the status quo won't hold and that's a problem. the status quo on trade whether it's with china, with nafta, with the europeans, it just isn't working for the american people. they beat us because they don't play fair. they hav higher tariffs than we do, higher non-tariff barriers and this president, it takes courage and vision to stand up to the swamp here. maria: and it takes courage to stand up to china i get that because here is the headline of the morning in terms of china i'm reading an article right now that says china says all trade progress is off if the u.s. imposes these tariffs. are we willing to throw away the rel

there was an unrelated ordered three weeks ago. this took place last year. —— audit.atients. health officials in the northern state of queensland in australia are stressing the risk to those patients is very, very low, but other patients involved in this heart valve programme over the years will be asking themselves were there to make their procedures safe? will there be an official investigation? this scandal will only get worse for health authorities in queensland and government bosses. in queensland, there is a heart valve bank that is distributing tissues to patients right across australia, mainly children and infants suffering from heart disease. injanuary, this heart disease. injanuary, this heart valve bank was closed down because of an unrelated complaint of mismanagement. the bank was closed down for most of the year because of this complaint. and now the scandal involving the three babies, that will be the heart of this investigation which is due to report by the end of the year. phil mercer in sydney. and now to the world cup. colombia have beaten poland 3—

now, the mistake came to light during an unrelated audit a few weeks ago.tressing time for everyone involved. the health authorities in queensland has said sorry to the families and the patients and health officials in the state of queensland are stressing that the risk to those patients is very, very low, but of course, other patients who have been involved in this heart valve programme over the years will also be asking themselves were their procedures safe? is there going to be an official investigation into this? this is a scandal that is only going to get worse for health authorities in queensland and their government bosses. in queensland there is a heart valve bank, that has been distributing tissues to patients right across australia, mainly children and infants who have been suffering from heart disease. injanuary, been suffering from heart disease. in january, this heart been suffering from heart disease. injanuary, this heart valve bank due to, we understand, to an unrelated complaint of mismanagement. so the bank has been closed down for most of

-- unrelated. nobody knows that. everyone thinks that -- unrelated to the 2016 election against former trump campaign manager chairman paul manafort. he was there for a short while. he is a good person. i believe he's a good person. the judge, who is really something very special i hear from many standpoints. he is a respected person. suggested the charges before the u.s. district court for eastern district of virginia were just part of the mueller team's designs to pressure mr. manafort into giving up information on president donald trump or others in the gn. i've been saying that for a long time. it's a witch hunt. >> reporter: the president and paul manafort don't get exactly what they want from this judge. he says that what the special counsel is doing is completely legal. he says the special counsel is simply following the money with regard to the work that paul manafort was doing with a pro-russian regime in ukraine at the time. paul manafort's trial is still scheduled for july. >> despite hi

big problem but that is unrelated. the tree that was down yesterday not there today, north 680, fire trucks still slowing and that is a distraction adding to the slowing off the walnut creek interchange. your commute out of allah mow. the rest of the bay, see the slowing for the south bay bung the san mateo bridge. let's check waze, that was a slow drive from the east bay to the peninsula. we do show a smooth flow of traffic. you know we show a slower drive on our speed sensors here and i'll let you know on waze it's mappingut 58 minutes from union city to the peninsula side. but if you take dumbarton saving about 20 minutes. join nbc bay area wazers to save you time here as well as getting through the oakland parade. let's look over back on the map. we talk about the parade route. 12th and 19th street stations, try lake merritt and walk towa the lt portion of the parade and busier station. back to you guys. >> coming up a quick look at the top stories on quts today in the bay including our live team coverage as balloo

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manafort faces financial crime charges unrelaterred to the trump cam -- unrelated to the trump campaign. rudy giuliani said the mueller probe might get cleaned up with presidential pardons in light of paul manafort going to jail. troubling new concerns about debbie wasserman-schultz's disgraced i.t. aide from pakistan. imran awan linked to reports of gun violence related to his two wives who live in virginia. he transferred money from the congressional credit union to pakistan before he tried to flee the country. joining us, luke, reporting on this story, yours is a lonely voice in all of this. debbie wasserman-schultz, it looks like she would be subject to a number of charges. where first is she in all of this, and why have there not been -- why hasn't there been more attention paid to her role in preserving awan -- his job in congress as an i.t. aide and consultant, and her role in the dnc hacking by the russians, we are told. we have to take a third party's word for that. and the access of toes i.t. associates of awan's to 59 congressmen's emails. >> it what's you were talking about

fox news at night did show some unrelated footage that left the wrong impression.he president canceling the philadelphia eagles trip to the white house we showed unrelated footable of players kneeling in prayer. but to clarify no players knelt in protest throughout the season and we sincereyly apologize for the error. howie: kim kardashian takes care of business. i've always been about what's next. i'm still giving it my best even though i live wit a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise m

even s the red hen rest trabt in the district unrelated to the red headt restauran in lington is doing a.m. daij control. this is the third trump administration official who has been forced to leave a restaurant within the rest twrant in the past week. tush a lewis, fox5 local news. >> some people p are taking sanders' side. representative bob good lot tweeting what happened last night is very unfortunately and doesn't reflect upon theind and caring people of lexington that i know kudges also speaking out whilean the restaur should have served, san politics have become so toxic it's affecting how we tre each other. i feele th restaurant should have toned her. again, i think president trump has created thisince he's become president and even before he's basically given people license to state things that arey ugl and those thi then turn into actions that we can now \see/seament earlier today p abouteople gathered along the text/mexico bored tore sprotest theeparation of illegalld immigrant chin and their families. former housing annex san san tone ohio mayor said this is an issue about

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those charges are generally unrelated to the time he directed the trump campaign. if convicted, he faces a maximum sentencent of 305 years. >>> meanwhile, over at the white house, the president made a surprise appearance on television this morning, he was watching ""fox and friends" and then walked out of the white house and to appear on "fox and friends" and it appeared for half an hour and then he talked to the rest of the press, saying yesterday's inspector general's report absolved him of any charges of collusion with russia. >> it toelt -- it totally absolved me and there was no corruption -- you'll find that. >> now understand the inspector general's report wasn't about investigating the president's alleged collusion with russia. the report didn't absolve him of that because thesa report was n about that. the president also said a number of other things, he said he would have won the election by a greater percentage if obama stopped the russians from interfering and obama is to blame for the russians taking overer crimea and the biggest bombshell was the pres

thank you thank you even a song that was entirely unrelated to football became a big hit. that. doesn't deserve it by saving and i do was the motivational song for the german team. the team play twenty fourteen a two year old song from the talking boys and became a world cup hit the punk rockers from dusseldorf sang about solidarity and it struck a chord with the fans. play at a low. fat albert owens spot on today as gravity was the theme song for the football coverage on german t.v. and it smashed through the roof. the better twenty eighteen no one could have imagined that germany's national defender ten would revive the lost art of player song. so you can. make it with that. it's fair as a fan i'm a journalist of course i hope to see the german national team in ugly track suits and singing a world cup song again but i doubt that will happen for at least another twenty years that's right so funny to see someone like your own words hang during his own fame but i don't see a future that. definitely no trophy for a boy i tend to wrap scales but who knows maybe who get the world cu

with unrelated children, taking them to the border and using them for sex trafficking, child labor.t absolutely is a huge number one priority that is completely being swallowed up in all the emotional argument here. when it comes down to solving this problem, they still in this executive order have to prove, according to the order, that the child is related to the adult. it's very, very difficult to do that. >> juan: the thing is, i am sensitive to this argument. i don't think child labor is good and i'm certainly sex trafficking is an abomination. but the fact is -- >> kimberly: what would make you happy? >> juan: hang on. that's not what was raised by the administration. they said this is part of a zero tolerance policy that is going to d that divides people crossing the border. we have seen it didn't happen. >> katie: it's not a policy. the consequences we saw this week over the last couple weeks are a consequence of people breaking the law. they've changed it so children can be detained with adults in the centers together. when you talk about the issues about kirstjen nielsen, h

i would sleep well at night if i were the president, at least that got broken off as unrelated and, too my friend but if he wants to pardon him before he leaves or after it's done, it's another issue. i don't think he's thinking about that right now. julie: as far as michael cohen is concern, paul manafort is a different story. he lied and all that. michael cohen was right-hand man, he sought advice from him. i don't see michael spending any time behind bars. he thought he was being treat bid the special counsel, but once we get there. i want to turn to intel staffer indicted on charges of lying to the fbi, another personng to the fbi. here is president trump weighing in on those charges, let's listen. >> it's a very important leaker so it's very interesting. i'm getting information on it now. it happened last night. it could be a terrific thing. i know i believe strongly in freedom of the press. i'm a big believer in freedom of the press but also a believer in classified information. julie: what did you make of that? >> i mean, i was very surprised. i've represented witnesses before th

reporter: a second question ompletely unrelated. on these children who are being separated from their families as they come across the border. the attorney general earlier today said that somehow there's a justification for this in the bible. where does it say in the bible that it's moral to take children away from their mothers? sarah: i'm not aware of the attorney general's comments or what he would be referencing. i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. hold on, jim. if you'll let me finish. again, i'm not going to comment on the attorney's specific comments that i haven't seen. reporter: you just said it's in the bible to follow the law. sarah: i know it's hard for you to understand, even short sentences, i guess, but -- please don't take my words out of context. the separation of illegal alien families is the product of the same legal loopholes that democrats refuse to close and these laws are the same that have been on the books for over a decade.

there have been cases where minors have been used and by unrelated adults detention,t to avoid and in the last five months we in adults increase and children arriving at the order fraudulently claiming to be a family unit. this is obviously of concern. separation can occur when the parent is charged with human smuggling. under those circumstances, we detain the parent in an appropriate secured detention separate from the child. what has changed is that we no onger exempt entire classes of people who break the law. everyone is subject to prosecution. dhs refers a case against a parent or guardian for criminal legal tion the parent or guardian will be placed into the custody for service pretrial determination pursuant judgeorder by the federal and any accompanied child will be transferred to the department of health and human services and reclassified as an unaccompanied alien child. hat is in accordance with the tvpra, a law that was passed by following nd the court order, neither of which are actions the trump administration has taken. clear, if an american were to commit a crime anyw

operated problems,ountability the work product and the focus, they spend a lot of their time on unrelated matters. hasng to get them focused been hard. if they are not going to do those things, we have to contemplate other things. looking at cutting off funding for the u.s. government. >> what did you think of the decision in the att time warner? >> i was not part of the conversations? we had no authority. there were no licenses. in terms of the outcome, i think it is consistent with my viewpoint on what the marketplace and what is happening with consumers today. the market is broader. wider than the fcc or doj. sued. the doj being theireed to change viewpoint of what is in the marketplace. a lot of things competing. the judge hit on this. they are persistent and effective winning the hearts and minds of consumers. it has to be respected and acknowledged. i think he did a service. i think that will have influence on other things considered. it helped define a broader marketplace. >> speaking of that. you have media ownership rules. the 39% rule is arbitrary? >> i do. it is a strong word.

how many people will be sent to jail and persecuted on totally unrelated charges. there was no collusion and no obstruction of no collusion. and what is going on in the fbi department of justice with crooked hillary, the democratic national committee and all of the lies? a disgrace of the situatiful si. he has been doing this for weeks and weeks trying to undermine the credibility of the russian probe. it does seem to be having an impact, if you look at polls, with a certain element of the american public. >> as senator corker pointed out, he has developed a certain cultlike following among some members of congress. this is his goal. it is to discredit the mueller investigation. we cannot, i don't think, be oblivious to how over the course of time, he has numbed us to these violations of policy, of norms of office, norms of behavior. wolf, this is an investigation implicating the president of the united states even in completely unrelated investigations, the president of the united states is not supposed to be dictating to the justice department how they should con

regulatingate is ucmutually unrelated to thatssion, which is what court is the case with respect to public accommodations, then have a world which objection.ho raises you counsel. minutes.er, five >> ms. wagoner, here seller the cakes not mr. phillips it's corporation. arguments, who controls the expression here? ae corporation or shareholder? corporations were by entities. it's a public place. we make this decision rights ofct to the individuals in a corporation objections?ave can the chef at the hilton, don't mean to demean the hilton or anybody else. i'm using it as an example. can he say i don't believe in same sex marriage. cake?t create a fired?be >> in the context of your question regarding the hilton, there maybe religious accommodations made. masterpiecext of cake shop. this court has found that has free speech right. mr. phillips is a speaker. they are both speaking. >> who makes the decision for corporation? in most situations, maybe easier closely held corporation, it maybe the shareholders. know if it's the corporate board or if the shareholders. decides? >> certainly i think

legal scrutiny on cohen unnerved his former boss who lashed out over e raid memorably during an unrelated national security meeting. >> so i just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, good man, and it's a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a true sense. it's an attack on what we all stand for. that is really now in a whole new level of unfairness. >> there are conflicting reports now why cohen is splitting with his legal team and what it means for his case. cohen's lawyers are the ones choosing to quit the case according to "wall street journal." abc reporting a fee dispute is among which is interesting. "the new york times" citing payment of legal bills to stephen ryan. this development increases the odds that cohen will cooperate with investigators and potentially give evidence against his old boss who happens to be the president of the united states. but i should say it's not clear yet that's the case. a person close to cohen gabe sherman cohen hasn't flipped yet "he's sending up a smoke signal to trump i need help." cohen has not even spok

was this some unrelated shenanigan? or was, as roger stone is suggesting, was this potentially another fbi confident informant meeting run at the campaign with a twist -- this was before the counterintelligence investigation formally opened. the most important thing about this at this point may be the politics surrounding it. on fox news this morning, devin nunes of the house intelligence committee goi the mueller investigation since january with his carter page fisa abuse kscandal that kind o dissolved to, there was a sky in the trump campaign thing that kind of dissolved, is now seizing on this report. we'll see what he does with it but he's saying maybe they didn't tell us about this and he is threatening to impeach rosenstein over it and so forth. that politics is clearly heating up and will unfold in the next few days. >> "the washington post" reported this meeting in florida happened in may just before that, george papadopoulos his meeting where he was told russians had dirt on hillary clinton. june 9th, just a fe

. >> president trump issued two unrelated pardons last week and discussed several others. >>> in hawaii it has been four weeks since the kilauea volcano began erupting. the damage is far from over. the molten rock flowing is the hottest ever detected and it is moving quickly, lava blasting from kilauea's most explosive fissure reached a major highway cutting off the last two escape routes for the commune of kapoho. about a dozen people are refusing to evacuate. the area is without power, cell reception, land lines, water. >> it doesn't show any sign of slowing down. so we are dealing with folks that are in there. shelters are still busy. people e shrs over night. >> lava is covering more than seven and a half square miles almost six times as large as new york central park. nearly 90 homes have been destroyed. emergency disaster services director is on his way to the big island to help in relief efforts. >>> the race is on in guatemala to find survivors after a volcano eruption. at least 33 are dead and there is concern that the death toll will rise. we want to warn you that some of the

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man ford exceed ed his authority because his current case was unrelated to russian election interference . now to a fox5 clusive. a dv superior court judge dismissed all charges against a marand man a viewg body cam video apparently none of the footage backed up a key part of the case . fox5 a's paul wagner is live tonight with the story. >>reporter: the case against ge fge thompsonell apart last month after footage from police body worneras totaling more than an hour failed to show thompson giving officers rmission toearch his car. he was on camera and recorded thentire time, but despite that prosetors what the d.c. attorney general's offee took th case to court and lost. that's george thompson tanning outside his honda minivan last officers pulled h over for having bad tags. by his own account he's umployed and home sless livering out of his car and drove into d.c. to wrist it his mom. he's cooperative and helpful answering all of the officers' qelstions tng them where they could find his wallet . what follows is an exchange between two ofve the officer whether they haveis permon to se

when someone ran your campaign for a number of months during the election not only was indicted on unrelated ta evasion charges but also ends up being indicted on obstruction of justice and witness tampering charge it might make it more pressure on manafort to cooperate with robert mueer. laura: intriguingly, the president's wyer rudy giuliani dangled the prospect of presidential pardons when all of this is over. could that be aimed at manafort and others? anthony: the word he used was "clean up all of this." that wasn't very subtl donald trump tweeted today aut paul manafort, and i was a little more subtle -- that was a little more subtle. he talked about how it was verya unfairfort's tough sentence. that is the kind of language donald trump has used to describe pardons he gave to people he thought were unfairly political prosecuted, like joe arpaio and dinesh d'souza. there could be hints that manafort could get a pardon and thatight make him less likely to cooperate with mueller. laura: president sees to today in his freewheeling ess conference on the that inspector general report on jame

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police say the sponding to an unrelated call to service he when he encounter edded white the ' unclear why the officer approached him. but investigat orsay body camera footage shows white become combative. the officer first used pepper spray, but white ran at hnocking the officer to the ground where white continued to assault him. the video shows the office fired several times. i'm very sorry t hear that this happened toim. but he did still live here at the family home and his father was reverend white, and his mother was marie white and a she was retired d.c. school teacher. m s gathered inowntown silver springs tuesday evening to protest the shootin and to demand a the release of that a police body camera footage w by a two-year veteran of the department, officer anone bod jar. harms reamer and markle bridge have also release i statements. t's a white supremest system and so that's what we're really challenge evening and it's unfortunate in this case the ' a south asian w american and will not tan hind that person simply because of their identity. white did not have a serious crimina

>> reporter: now, she says none of the victims -- none of their guests were injured, and it was unrelated to their event. across the street in the mexico super parking lot, police taped off and then confiscated a toyota sedan. it's unclear how that car was involved, whether it was a suspect or victim's car. witnesses tell us, though, that they saw two people running from the parking lot toward the cemetery right after the shooting. now, detectives again say they don't know why either the suspect or the victims were outside in the cemetery area of this property. they're hoping to learn more. detectives are actually on their way to the hospital right now to speak with some of those victims so they can find out a motive and toel them identify some suspects. reporting live in hayward, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> more information in the coming days. thank you, ian. ian has been tweeting updates from the scene all evening long. our twitter feed is a great resource for breaking news. our hrea and taking aim at gun laws. hillary clinton being honored tonight. the rept on the fbi's handling of

a small step in the right direction, which is long overdue, but they say the move comes amid an unrelentingrla guerin reports. we are sitting in on a driving lesson, which would be perfectly normal anywhere else in the world, but not here in saudi arabia, because there's a woman behind the wheel. we are at the campus of the princess nourah university outside riyadh, and driving instructors tell us there's a waiting list of women who want to come for tuition. they are so keen to finally be able to drive in their own country. there is plenty of empty road here, just a few speed bumps here and there, but it's a safe environment to learn to drive. the ban on women driving has been lifted by the crown prince, mohammad bin salman. he's introduced other changes in recent months — cinemas have opened for the first time in more than 30 years, and women can now go to sporting events. many women we've spoken to here tell us that this is a moment of freedom, that they will now be able to do things for themselves. they feel that other changes will follow. the process of change here is very tightly contr

in a tweet comcast linked the outage to unrelated fiber cuts to the network back bone providers. the philadelphia based company didn't offer more information but said it was working to get services restored as soon as possible. >>> let's give you a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. starting sunday the drivers will have to pay a little more to get into the city. tolerates go up 25 cents across the board. it will be $8 if you don't have fast track. $7 with fast track. it's the last mike in a 5-year plan initiated in 2014. a voter approved measure to raise the bridge tolls that passed did not include the golden gate bridge. >>> ferry commuters will have to pay more. the san francisco bay ferry will increase fares by 3% sunday. it's the fourth of five increases insides. the final increase will be in 2020. >>> and more ahead on the busy half hour on the abc news, motivated strong and innovate girls. they help each other learn. >> kind of like a funner version of school. >> we are at a unique camp in the east bay started by a trio of high schoolers. >> security concerns afte