senator,dy a lot of homework, talked to experts, some of you which you used, as well, to break down single payer health carement it's complex and scary to peep. i have three big main points of pushback for you to defend. here we go. the first one is i have written the word socialism. i'm not here to call you a socialism but it smacks of the end of capitalism and that people will say -- >> oh really? does it, chris? chris? chris? >> okay. >> chris? you will have to do some more homework because i think you have to explain to the american people if canada can provide health care to all people, uk,

you could tweet us and facebook us as well. pete: one of the key targets of that hate is ice. immigrations and customs enforcement. subdepartment the dhs. they are the ones out there enforcing our immigration policies at the border. and internally people overstay their visas. portland a liberal bastion itself. they have been occupy ice.

them bluejeans, against us product as well, among them bluejea ns, motorbikes against us product as ejeans, motorbikes and bourbon whiskey. beijing is set to impose tariffs of 25% on us products. i spoke to simon littlewood from acg global, and asked them why they are pursuing tariffs. the only way to make sense of it is to look at it in political terms. trump has a constituency that love the notion that america has been disadvantaged by foreigners. and so this is about demonstrating, as we come up and so this is about demonstrating, as we come up to the midterms, that trump is serious about getting those foreigners in line. it is now the us against the rest of the world. an army of countries, india, turkey, the eu, canada, implementing retaliatory tariffs. if you follow the political logic, that works in trump‘s favour, as he sees it, because he has a constituency which views the world in those eyes. if you look at what has happened with south korea, a huge exporter of steel to the us, a deal was done at the last minute. the biggest exporter of steel to the us is actually canada, an

use satellites for communications of all kinds -- commercial, civil government, and the military as well. communication signals can be jammed from space. we don't have a lot of protections against that right now. our satellite communications that our military uses is not protected. those are all things we need to improve. there are many other missions we use for space as well. imagery, signals intelligence, and gps -- one of the reasons we don't have as many collateral damage victims in conflict today is that we have precision guided weapons. if we do not have gps -- if we do not have all the great imagery from space that we get from our satellites -- we cannot find and we cannot hit targets precisely, and there would be more collateral damage. it would fundamentally alter and weaken the way we are able to fight and defend the country if we did not have space. host: cap harrison is with the center for strategic and international studies, here to talk about the creation of a space force. on the iowa democrats line, go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. todd, are you there? guest: yes. ca

there will be given any thank you very much for sharing all that excitement with us as well as your scientific expertise that is as they say rocket science thank you now if you want to find it even more about alex guess mission to or to watch the watch the blastoff go to dot com stash signs off on a science team on twitter you can see the hand right there at the bottom of the screen let me know when you have to give it some of the stories making news around the wide germany's angela merkel has been answering questions from lawmakers in the chances first ever q any session in the bundestag she responded to questions about the upcoming g. seven summit in canada and a vote in the best case you crisis from now on the chancellor will face questions from linda stark you will make us three times a year. fitly in jordan have has a second nationwide strike to protest against a controversial plan to raise income tax jordan's prime minister has already steps down over the uproar against the hike the king has asked the new prime minister to review the tax system. in the us to discover why dozens more home

as well ok. thank you very much joining us from lancaster appreciate it. listen france are being accused of abusing the rights of migrants and refugees as they wait to cross the border from italy international charities and activists say detention is routine asylum procedures aren't properly explained in the rights of refugee children are just being ignored as a tosh about reports police commanders refute the allegations saying they're just trying to stop illegal immigration. french border police search a train in malta are the first stop from the border with italy migrants try to cross into france on this line every day but few make it the government's crackdown on illegal immigration and police checks asara pressure on police to turn back migrants says this n.e.p. is leading to rights abuses isn't silent the police said there was no one inside here but when we asked to go in we saw young people lying on the floor there was no interpreter no lawyer given no possibility to file an asylum request last year french officers on this border stop fifty thousand

and with the global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers come what may turkey is also striking back from the government is imposing tariffs on twenty different u.s. products. in from cold paper tobacco to cars and manufacturing goods hitting two hundred thirty million viewers of products turkey's economy minister saying those should balance out the costs of the trumpet ministrations talents. also on thursday india slap counter tariffs on from chemicals steel and other products the import duty on chick peas is being raised to sixty percent and on walnuts to over one hundred percent. growth and those are just the latest in a series of moves by america's old allies to push back against trump's measures trade partners a rousing themselves with an airline like this who needs enemies. and first reports are coming through from the frontlines of the tariff war germany's dollar is feeling the pinch both from their escalating trade conflict between the u.s. and china and the entirely whole made admissions scandal luxury automaker has is

where the global value chains so it will affect us as well it would affect our companies it would affect our consumers. the e.u. is imposing its own tariffs on u.s. products and they go into effect tomorrow. they'll have goods such as whiskey. jeans and motorcycles. there europe's response to president donald trump tariffs on european steel and aluminum. but the e.u. straight commissioner is trying to leave the door open to new talks with the us government prefer a belief through the world trade organization. so that is a concern. and of course we are trying to work together with partners in new zealand is a very strong partner in that to see how we can strengthen and develop and break new routes within the because it has served us well for know the e.u. is relishing its role as a champion of free trade. and similarly casualties from the front lines of the tariff war germany's dynamo is feeling the pinch already both from the escalating trade conflict between the u.s. and china and entirely homemade emissions scandal the luxury carmaker has issued a profit warning saying costs from chine

with a global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers but well this was malmstrom. message in new zealand the e.u. has already drawn up a list of american imports that it intends to tax from now on the new g.'s include u.s. made whiskey jeans and motion cycles day europe's response to president donald trump's tariffs on european steel and elam in ium the us president has since threatened to impose a twenty percent duty on european cars you trade partners will be key for europe but fears about the effects of tit for tat tariffs have already had an impact for example on the german economy the munich based research group has downgraded its growth forecast for this year from two point six percent to one point eight percent . the c.e.o. rupert studly maintained he knew nothing about the diesel scandal at a shareholders meeting last month everything happened very quickly after that prosecutors searched his home last week then on monday he was arrested in was it over there have been hints that the defendant could try to influence evid

with the global value chains so it will affect us as well it would affect our companies it would affect our consumers and we are also worried that countries are acting outside the rules that we have created jointly in the w. barker has more from london. the e.u. trade commissioner cecilia mount strong has offered something of an eleventh hour solution to the escalating trade route she's called for talks between the e.u. the us and china while at the same time criticizing the united states for what she described as the illegal introduction of tariffs on steel by the us president donald trump last month she's also called on the world trade organization to address china's policy of economic dumping of the exporting of its goods a very low price is abroad undercutting domestic producers in importing nations to see a maelstrom said that she felt that the european union was doing this somewhat reluctantly but within the rules of the world trade organization the e.u. earmarked earlier on in the year three point two billion dollars worth of u.s. goods to impose tariffs on those towers of course

it only took 12 hours to turn around and slap tariffs that were a mirror image on the us as well.y does seem like an escalation and it comes on top of tariffs, aluminium and steel, washing machines that we had earlier this year. this really does feel like an escalation in the trade tensions between the two countries. it's very difficult to know who it is to hurt. supply chains are very tangled in this day and age. a lot of opponents might come from china. it becomes more complicated. thank you forjoining us. complicated. thank you forjoining us. the recent hostility between beijing and washington is not getting in the way of some of the country's corporate giants who are striking deals. google is injecting $550 million into china's second largest e—commerce companyjd.com to step up investments across asia. 0fficials step up investments across asia. officials say the deal would marry google's market reach and strength of analytics with jd.com's google's market reach and strength of analytics withjd.com's supply chain and logistical expertise. i askedif chain and logistical expertis

and with the global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers the e.u. is imposing its own tariffs on us products and they go into effect on friday they'll hit goods such as whiskey jeans and motorcycles and total u.s. goods worth two point eight billion euros will be affected there europe's response to president donald trump's tariffs on european steel and on a mini m but the e.u. trade commissioner is trying to leave the door open to new talks with the us government preferably through the world trade organization of course we are trying to work together with partners and new zealand is a very strong partner in that to see how we can strengthen and develop and elaborate within the w t o because it has served us well the e.u. is also turning to partners like new zealand and australia to negotiate new free trade deals. in a separate development japan has launched a complaint at the world trade organization to challenge south korean antidumping duties on japanese stainless steel balls it seems world trade is slowly but surely turning

eventually the low clouds and will be with us as well. we have a little bit of cloud coverage as you can see of the northern california coastline. for us, mostly clear start to the day. winds about 40 miles per hour. i do expect the seabreeze to turn on. we're looking at cooler weather for the afternoon. 56 degrees in napa to start your morning. mid-60s. some of us really never cold off. here is a comparison from yesterday into today. we're looking at temperatures dropping about 10 degrees from santa rosa. our hottest spot was in the upper 90s yesterday and noted that they will be in the mid- 80s. i have a look at justin forecas the cleveland cavaliers last night. >> the shot clock is wanting down. -- winding down. >> steph curry had nine three- pointers. he had 33 points. kevin durant had 26 points. klay thompson played wellthe ga talk was about steph curry's three-pointers. probably the one that stands out was with about seven seconds on the clock. he just threw it up. they give us all of the momentum. >> in that situation, i was trying

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and we have a professor of studies with us as well. you have seen how kim jong-un has arrived. as we look at the information coming into us, this is a little bit new for us, actually, to put together the word leader of north korea doing x and doing y. and we have seen z. what is your reflection on what we have seen so far? >> it is unprecedented. and that is why this is captivating. north korea is very adapt at playing this game. they go on a period of relentless crazy-sounding provocations and dramatically train the tune to flashing supplies. and thereby they come across as a peace-seeking party and able to get the u.s. to give north korea a lot of aide, for what? for denuclear daigs. it is provocation and post-provocation. and we are in the second phase. >> adam, the two-act approach is what he's saying here. how would you describe the two-act approach? >> well, there is certainly a cycle of provocation with north koreans where they dial up the tension and proceed to walk it back and rap -- improvise when he gets to singapore. that's not an attitude to serve him well. they hav

for most of us, it isa england as well. evening out there with a beautiful sunset on the way and temperatures in the high teens for most of us. friday night into saturday. it is the same weather pattern we have had four days and days. temperatures and clearest bells overnight dipping down to single figures in towns and cities —— clearer spells. tomorrow starts off fine. the sun will be up quickly. then we have showers on the way. some could be heavy indeed. central and western parts of scotla nd central and western parts of scotland could catch some of these downpours. there will be downpours and some thunder as well. northern ireland could catch one or two showers and the outside chance of some showers further south. if you look at the map it is all green, hardly any rain around at all. here isa summary hardly any rain around at all. here is a summary for tomorrow. showers in the north—west, the rest of the country looking dry. a large swathe of the continent very hot at the moment. relatively warmer in the uk. the cooler

to share safety tips with the children and the teachers and also tell them about free muni for use as well. one of our messages is not necessarily to sit next to the driver, so i think if we were to incorporate that more formally, we would absolutely take your advance to ensure that our operators are aware of that messaging. i think in this particular case this was an individual response made to kids who were talking about feeling uncomfortable. >> ok. and so well, that all sounds wonderful. there are a lot of other schools outside the unified school district you could reach out, and from my own personal experience, liberating effect for middle schoolers and high schoolers, i grew up in l.a., and you had to wait for your driver's license, but wonderful to see what the drivers say and commit to and thanks very much for that. sidewalk bicycle riding. thank you for addressing it and putting it into the social media and training and all that. i suppose one of the responses to that is going to be that's all fine and good for the responsible people who pay attention to social media and go to the

worked in concert with our partners in the community advisory council, and they are here with us tonight, as well. and i'm going to pass it over to d.j. to start us off. >> the special education commission as you all know is a commitment to innovative, effective services resulting in positive outcomes for lifelong success of students. to do this, we have to offer a range of services across the district, and the state requires us to follow a rather strict set of guidelines to report this. it begins in december, when we do the december 1 case pull, which is a snapshot of all of our students and the services that they're receiving, the schools that they're at. we then go through a process of meetings with our community advisory committee. this year, we actually had three. on may 12, we met with the executive board. on may 24, we met with the -- at the general meeting of the c.a.c., and then, on -- let's see...yeah, i'm getting my dates wrong here. -- we're missing one. any way, we had another one five days later that was a -- was just specifically on this issue, so we've had three good meetings with

all nine of us were executions and we felt that a good excuse and that's what we stood by. the preparation was mental as well as physical we practice and practice and practice prior to execution. each of us knew our jobs out sign it and we never allow ourselves to get that close to anyone you know we train for that we train this way you don't get that close to . the day of the execution. twenty four hours prior to that we we have a call a death watch. a guy will at differently because he knew that this is the last everything. this is a serial way to condemn sperry's. this is where the warden really is don't want this clergy person. so with him. doing this course of the day you can d.m. is given a shower his last meal his last visitations. by six o'clock hour preparations were stopped into the inmate is placed today. at home in new hampshire karen and her family were slowly recovering from their injuries. not some much for wasm physical abilities things like. specially for me my rose colored glasses you know. just the reality. that. people are. different. things are not the same. when even with one eye. worki

the will to give any thank you very much for sharing all that excitement with us as well as your scientific expertise that is as they say rocket science thank you. turning out to vote them all out fresh flows of superheated ash and much in the volcano fire has forced more people to feed their homes officials now say that at least seventy five people have been kids in civil kinna began evaporating at the weekend and almost two hundred are still missing you just look at the scale of the devastation authorities have now issued a new evacuation orders and residents have begun to panic about what's to come. fleeing a disaster zone. people left their homes as fast as they could taking with them only what they could carry on their own. many hoping for a quick escape or slowed down by clogged roads. authorities issued evacuation orders for half a dozen villages after increased volcanic activity on tuesday raising the threat of further lava flows and hot ash. there were reports of panic but others tried not to . like the truth is you don't know what to do. i think what we have to do is to be calm an

sue hall with us as well. beautiful weekend if we could stay cool enough. >> tried to give it to everybody. give them the heat on saturday and the cool weather on sunday that will continue again today. here is a look at the winds outside. that just tells the tale easier than anything else. look at the winds just going straight left to right. that straight west to east, coming off that 50-degree ocean water. i think about 53 to 55, gusting to 36 in fairfield. current temperatures, if you're stepping out right now, dress for mid 50s to about mid 60s from santa rosa at 56 to san jose at about 63 degrees. we'll take a look at fire weather conditions and also your accuweather 12-hour planner. sue is in with a check of the morning commute. >> good morning. a couple of things off the bat. we'll look at the san mateo bridge. not a problem here. the causeway for about an eight-minute drive toward the peninsula. golden gate bridge is looking good. right now we're three and lanes in each direction. e we do have an acciden

in the bay area, the heat will be on for us as well. triple digits for many locations. look at these warnings also in effect for southern california and nevada, arizona. this has extended beyond fairfield and sacramento valley. the hillalthe way to the coast it looks like now heat related illnesses are possible. limit your time in the sun, drink plenty of water, use sunblock. check your air-conditioners today and make sure they work. the alameda county fair will be one sunny and 100 degrees in pleasanton this weekend. the heat will last through sunday. we do have a sonoma raceway going on, 90 degrees for that. and the pride parade, thankfully for the morning hours when the parade starts, 74. the afternoon high for san francisco 70 a. so mostly sunny for that. wear your sunblock. here is the seven-day forecast. temperatures staying in the triple digits inland all the way through sunday. next week it will cool right back down. just the next few days that we have to prepare for more than summerlike temperatures. >> triple digits. >> we are -- this morning the supreme court

trial lawyer, michael star hopkins a democratic strategist and criminal defense attorney back with us as wellomments another tweet by the way by president trump was the appointment of the special counsel is totally unconstitutional despite that we played a game because i, unlike the democrats have done nothing wrong. is this a game that the president has to play or should play in the first place? >> well, i agree with the president's comments, i wouldn't call it analysis but the ons constitutionality goes to the separation of power issues and indeed many scholars do agree with that and beyond that many scholars have pointed out that if it were constitutional, the investigation is currently constituted exceeds the scope of the statute that authorizes it so then going to the issue of pardon, i agree with the president's comments that why would he pardon himself if he is not guilty and frankly that's where the focus should be. i think it's premature an not a great idea to be talking about pardons when although it's his power to do so, it will be seized upon by democrats to initiate impeachment p

and with the global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affectour consumers. the e.u. is imposing its own tariffs on u.s. products and they go into effect tomorrow. they'll have goods such as whiskey. jeans and motorcycles. there europe's response to president donald trump tariffs on european steel and aluminum. but the e.u. straight commissioner is trying to leave the door open to new talks with the us government prefer a belief through the world trade organization. so that is a concern. and of course we are trying to work together with partners and new zealand is a very strong partner in that to see how we can strengthen and develop and elaborate new routes within the w.h.o. because it has served us well for know the e.u. is relishing its role as a champion of free trade. german automotive giants dima is feeling the pinch both from the emissions of scandal and the escalating trade conflict between the u.s. and china the german car maker has issued a profit warning saying cost from chinese tariffs on cars produced in the u.s. would take a bite o

against germany last fall neal said this game against france is going to be absolutely everything for us as well as what we keep saying you know you got three games you got them in ten things. and the first game is more important than the second and third because it hasn't been played yet but if you set yourself up like you said in two thousand and six you set yourself up with a win in the first game it changes the approach for the second game and it changes how you would supply a seed but most certainly also how the manager wants to do it to to put your good team out tactically because. you will. likely hood would be that you go through one for one week and when the first day or the next not sure you're not safe but you more often than not you will go through one second cycle which now and i've tried both i've tried to get four points out to two games and go through and not go through. no sorry you got four points in two seconds if you know i mean so but we won the last game but we didn't win the first one we drew the first one last second so the first game. so important you have to and you pla

with the global value chains so it will affect us as well it would affect our companies it would affect our consumers and we are also worried that countries are acting outside the rules that we have created jointly in the w two. years and already is an international economist at lancaster university he says the first round of tariffs could pave the way for more severe measures in the future. it is a way to leave the door pane three point two in the numbers he says so small that we should not worry too much for the direct effect of these thought if so what these in more of a concern as the commissioner was saying that first a step or two more measures and also on much of these adoption do we will serve the now what a trade flows because of global value chains or so that you target one products and their fates every pull through the economy to places where you do not expect it so the european union is a standing firm a needs commitment that they want to follow the rules of the trading system and that's why they impose these measures but it is same time they say let's told but the let's do

but diplomatically as well, unknown territory was the phrase donald trump used yesterday as to where we are, but kim is meeting world leader three in prime minister lee and will, of course, meet donald trump, number four, on tuesday. he arrived here d-afteoon, interestingly, on a borrowed air china plane. he was greeted by singapore's foreign minister. and he has brought almost the entire north korean leadership with him. and that is really significant because they are collectively therefore taking the risk by having a summit with donald trump. so the man who we saw meeting donald trump in the white house is there. the head of the army, the foreign minister, kim's own sister, a senior member of the public bureau herself, they are all here. then kim went in his trademarked black limousine, which we last saw in the summit with president moon inside korea, went through the streets, the north korean flags on the herd, gold seal of office on the side of that limousine with tinted windows. and inside the hotel, we saw the 12 north korean bodyguards running alongside his limousine leaving f

with the global value chain so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers and we are also worried that countries are acting outside the rules that we have created jointly in the w.t. you need barker's more from london. the e.u. trade commissioner cecilia mount strong has offered something of an eleventh hour solution to the escalating trade route she's called for talks between the e.u. the us and china while at the same time criticizing the united states for what she described as the illegal introduction of tariffs on alimony and steel by the us president donald trump last month she's also called on the world trade organization to address china's policy of economic dumping of the exporting of its goods a very low price is abroad undercutting domestic producers in importing nation seceded a maelstrom said that she felt that the european union was doing this somewhat reluctantly but within the rules of the world trade organization the e.u. earmarked earlier on in the year three point two billion dollars worth of u.s. goods to impose tariffs on t

outreach activities, that include sidewalk riding, postcards handed owl as well as on a spinning prize wheel. we are going to use the social media outlets communicating over the summer and the fall, and vision 0 education strategy includes a program to educate bicycle riders on how to ride safely and we will ensure that sidewalk riding is prominently included in the campaign, so, we agree with the concern that it's not safe and puts pedestrians, particularly more vulnerable pedestrians at risk, and we will do everything we can to continue to encourage responsible behavior of people on bicycles as we expect of all other road users. and speaking of scooters, last week, maybe the week before, may 24 i joined city attorney dennis herra and the director of public works to announce the shared power scootered in san francisco, what we are calling them. as you know, the city law was unanimously passed by the board of supervisors and signed into law by the mayor that says any company operating the shared powered scooters must use, must have a permit from the city in order to access the public right-of-way. in compliance

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. >> that's right, and abc 7 news mindi bach caught up with them and live for us as well. hi, mindi? >> reporter: the finals, they bring out of the hollywood elite and a lot on here to watch the game and they are here to promote this movies, like this one, "tag." they were entertained by overtime and i had a chance to catch up with them about their new project that you can see soon. you may recognize these guys. they may look out of character. but, we normally see this guy in the avengers, you have been on the big screen several times. you have a new movie, what is it called? >> it's called "tag," it is based on the true story of the group of friends who have been playing a game of tag since they were 9 years old, keep in mind they are in their 40s and adults and still play the children's game, it's hilarious and has a ton of heart and myself and jeremy and a bunch of people -- >> i'm just a guy that never has been tagged. i win. >> kind of like the overtime we saw tonight between the cavaliers and warriors. is it your first nba finals? >> i've been to one before. i have n

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thing you see is this blown apart and china has been a solid support in paris as well as in the iran deal and now both of us europe as well as china a strong believe us the multilateral actions w two and so forth so in a funny way that looks like we have far more in common than with china than the united states but don't forget underlining the economic system of europe and america is very much alike so let's see it is sometimes honestly sophie it feels like we're bit into a nightmare so here i'm sensing again a lot in syria from china's one belt one wrote megaproject can the promise profits from a land trade offset the trade partnership. no by no measure i mean the. one bold one wrote initiative from president xi.

and with the global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers the e.u. is imposing its own tariffs on us products and they go into effect on friday they'll hit goods such as whiskey jeans and motorcycles and total u.s. goods worth two point eight billion euros will be affected there europe's response to president donald trump's tariffs on european steel and i'm a minium but the e.u. straight commissioner is trying to leave the door open to new talks with the us government preferably through the world trade organization of course we are trying to work together with partners and. very strong partner in that to see how we can strengthen and develop and elaborate within. because it has served us well the e.u. is also turning to partners like new zealand and australia to negotiate new free trade deals. on the other side it really seems the turf war is heating up and first damage reports coming through from the front lines germany's dime low is already feeling the pinch both for escalating trade conflict and the tightly homemade emission