nuestro programa de esta tarde a nombre de todos los que hacemos posible, "primer impacto" ush, muchÍsimagracia por eso su cariÑo y confianza. jakie: recuerde que que tenemos una cita maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: es jueves 19 de julio y son las principales noticias. el gobierno devolviÓ mÁs de 300 niÑos a sus padres pero aÚn faltan mÁs de 2000 y sÓlo le queda una semana de plazo. univisiÓn entrevistó a la inmigrante centroamericana que fue violada por un guardia y en medio de protestas masivas en la represiÓn que ha dejado cientos de muertos en nicaragua, el rÉgimen de daniel ortega celebrÓ un nuevo... asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: buenas noches. vamos a comenzar con el anuncio del gobierno sobre la devoluciÓn de cientos de menores de edad a sus padres por debajo de la cifra total que un juez federal le ordenÓ reunificar. en este momento a la administraciÓn sólo le queda una semana de plazo, como nos explica pablo, al menos menos de esos niÑos no son elegibles para ser unificados. pablo: el gobierno duelto a sus padres a 364 niÑos indocumenta

the city says you should use boiled water for drinking, ushing your teeth, preparing and cooking food and making ice and for preparing baby formula. again, remember the same rules apply for water that involves your pets. we're told it is still safe to shower but you should avoid swallowing the water. >>> we know many of you still have questions about the water safety warnings. we're going to stay t on of the breaking story and bring you constant updates fro the status of the alert. for more information open upur nbcashington app. >>> another water story. in prince george's county there's a planned water outage affecting residents. it will start at 9:00 p.m. and last until about 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. they'reinstalling new large water mains. dozens ofeets are impacted by this. there will be a water station we're told. this is going to be in the costco parking lot on crane highway in brandy wine tonight. residents are asking to store drinking water before the outag and don't wash clothes during the outage. some of them could become stained. >> happening now in southeast washington, a fatal

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barbara plett-ushe news, los angeles. laura: for more on thef words between the u.s. and iran, i oke a brief time ago with karim sadjadpour, a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for inteational peace. do you feel that there is a rising risk of conflict between the u.s. and iran? karim: theres. you have in president tmp an erratic president who is not necessarily ideological but he is very impulsive. an all-caps tweet tauntingir 's president hassan rouhani is an escalation. perhaps more importantly, you have the folks around president, particularly national security bolton, when he was out of government, almost every piece that he wrote aboumiiran advocatetary conflict. secretary pompeo himself is very proudly hawkish. tothink the onus is on ira try to de-escalate, and that is generally not the instinct of supreme leader. ura: on that point, iran's foreign minister has tweeted, "color us unimpressed." do you think there are fears in tehran about the bellicose rhetoric from president trump? karim: for years iran has somehow managed to figure out what the red line i

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that caused the smoke to ush into -- rush into the area at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> all right. reporting live from brooks in yolo county, thank you for the report. >> we did here in the bay area see the hazy sky. they are warning the smoky air could be a serious concern for those with breathing problems. >> if people are seeing or smelling smoke, i recommend dos if it is hot put air conditioning on recirculate or get into a cool space like a public library or mall where they could have filtered air coming in. >> say people with heart and lung conditions should take extra care as they are at risk from fire smoke. mark tamayo with more on the smoky air and the fire conditions. >> the fire erupted in size last night. it was 8,000 acres. this morning 7 a.m., 16,000 acres. so you think about all the smoke produced and with the help of the winds, that was pushed into the bay area and air quality advisory, this was the scene, lots of eerie pictures from today with the smoke drifting in and ash in the bay area. i will say we could have lingering smoke tomorrow but the concentrations sh

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ush today, you have the floor. reporter: thank you so much. good evening to everyone. my name is ilya patrenko. r.t. tv channel. in english. please sident, would you go into the details of possibly any specific arrangements for the u.s. to work together with russia in syria, if any of these kinds of arrangements were made today or discussed? [speaking in russian] porter: my question to the president. mr. pompeo mentioned that when we talk about the syrian cooperation, the ball is in the syrian court. mr. putin, in russian court, is it true and how would you use this fact of them having the ball? president trump: well, i guess i'll answer the first part of the question. we have worked with israel long and hard for many years, many decades. never has anyone in any country been closer than we are. president putin also is helping israel, and we have spoken with netanyahu and they are wanting to do things having to do with the safety of israel. in that respect, we absolutely would like to work in order to help israel, and israel will be working with us. so both countries wo

reason why i went in saying, suggesting, leaning towards a 36 is even just the distance towards the ush can, just trying to wedge that in towards the curb starts to be a little challenging. if there's additional utility lines going in, it's going to get a little tight. so 36, based on the reality of an urban setting, it is probably more realistic. >> okay. thank you. mr. vice president? >> thank you, mr. buck. i agree with your position totally. my question relates to something that was in the brief, and i'd like to know it for future reference as well as reference on this. there was a -- there was a mention in the brief that there's been significant problems -- significant is my word. i don't know if that word's in there -- in the tenderloin in establishing new plantings, and that's the thing that caught my attention, that even with the best intentions, you're either going to kill trees one way or you're going to kill them the other. can you -- is it -- is it street behavior and nuisance -- human being nuisance or is it the environment that prevents or -- or inhibits the development of

f*ushs let me start by saying they leave all of the ordinances streamlining revisions for the 100% affordable housing projects in place. 100% would be subject to add mifn tiff approval and not subject to discretionary review. 100% of affordable housing projects would be subject to planning review director for consistent si with bonus design guidelines and other applicable guidelines. 100% affordable housing projects may be granted waivers by the planning director from open space, rear yard and unit exposure requirements. the amendments would maintain the or did nanls's streamlined review of large projects located in the c-3 and certain minor alterations to historical landmarks subject to article 10 and 11 of the planning code. amendments would preserve the 30-day notice for all permit applications that are subject to 30-day neighborhood notice in the current planning code in sections 311 and 312. this includes permit applications for changes of use, establishment of formula retail, establishment of m.c.d. use and significant residential construction promises, for example demolitions, entirely

>> they're going to return more capital in the second half of this year, and, look, if you are bull ush and you think the economy is going to grow, jp morgan chase will be involved in every facet of that growth it's not going to grow like a software company, bets that's not the point, and so i think raising the buyback, solid dividend, earnings growth, great management it's a total package >> what's your target, do you think? where can jp morgan realistically go >> just like purely, like, fibinachi extension stuff. 125, 130 i don't do price targets >> sometimes you say so and so stock is going to x. i'm just wondering. kbloe thaimgs for being here thank you for watching "power lurcnch" starts right no. >> i'm michelle caruso cabrera the president warns iran not to threaten the u.s., or there will be consequences. is this just trumpian saber-rattling, or should the markets be worried the fast and furious five. the fang stocks. there their. they've been a big driving force in the markets this year if you are looking to get in now, what name is your best bet? we are going to rank them. and

for a national seek to influence our election, they have told ushe again and again and they are rightme countries do that. it's a fair point. with that in mind it was a little bit surreal to watch today as democratic politicians in california encouraged foreigw nationals to actually vote in our elections. it wasn't treason, how could it be? -- progressives are doing it. it's a form of civil rights. in san francisco, citizens of other countries, including illegal aliens, are now allowed to vote for school board. other offices will not be far behind.rd you can be sure of that. san francisco is the biggest city to try this but the trend is spreading nationwide. in a number of cities in the state maryland, foreign citizens can vote in all local elections. there's a push underway in new york city and in boston to allow the same thing. none of this is treasonous, it is not a hacking of our democracy, there's nothing putin or donald trump would do, it is actually a restoration of rights. noncitizens have been voting in this country longer than they haven't. we're not going to pretend to know

over trade in china. , because ask you th we asked secretary ross' office for comment and they pointed ush back t july 12th letter we cited in the introlgtz they basically cited a part that said, look, though this is a office o government ethics, his actions could have run him afoul of common interest law but found he wasn't in any such vilation of that law. they also pointed us to a part of their de department statement, the commerce department statement, in which they said, "the t asjority of the holdings described in this story have been told by a secretary ros he has committed to sell the remainder." so does that solve the problem? >> no, it dos not solve the problem. there are a couple of tings there. first of all, the letter was looking at the interests he held after he said he was going to divest them, companies like greenbriar which wentioned earlier. it does not say they looked at all his meetings, overad there are other meetings with companies in which ross and his wife had interests at the time of those meetings. so those sorts of meetings are the thing the federal investigators

for a national seek to influence our election, they have told ushe again and again and they are rightair point. with that in mind it was a little bit surreal to watch today as democratic politicians in california encouraged foreigw nationals to actually vote in our elections. it wasn't treason, how could it be? -- progressives are doing it. it's a form of civil rights. in san francisco, citizens of other countries, including illegal aliens, are now allowed to vote for scol

a weaker fixing, not as weak as estimates. 6.7250,ushing towards dollar offshore.as well in the mix. we will revisit some movers later on. let's have a look at tencent. one broker/its target. you have the target in green, the stock price and red. we are looking at the biggest gap in five years. as you can see, not a lot of upgrades to that green line. a 12 monthok at forecast, still some games, but expectations have been paired back. this is your deleveraging campaign in china in one single chart. is the track this, this chart from our gtv library. the blue line tracks the net creation of growth coming from the additional unit of credit. bloomberg monetary conditions index in blue. you have the measure of shadow banking, or change, at the bottom. your subtitle tell you everything you need to know. we are getting some lines coming out out of china. we have a pboc researcher speaking in an interview in china. he is saying when you look at the banking system, as they move a lot of that offshore lending -- off-balance-sheet mending on to the balance sheets, the banks h

. >> if you have a gender reveal party, maybe ush do it live on the air. >> we'll be on the cam. >> thank amy poehler gets crafty. she's live in 1a but first your local news. where did you get yo millions lottery ticket? if it was in east san jose .. you should check your numbers extra-carefully. >>> very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. if you got your ticket in east bay, check your numbers carefully. one ticket was sold with all the right numbers in the $500 million plus draw. the winner bought their ticket at ernie's liquor in san jose. the winning numbers, 1, 2, 4, 19, 29 and that mega number, 20. it is worth a cool $522 million. i was kidding a lot of people going to have cousins. >> i got mine at a place called ernie's liquors. we'll check later. >> looking at the 101. this is better. a garbage truck stalled in the middle of the freeway. still slow. you up to 88 past 87. lower drive on 87 itself from capital to curtner. to 101 to 85, pushing into the rest of silicon valley. no big surprises going through san mateo and palo alto, 101. east bay looking good for recovery through

reasons the ushe recovers faster and recovers the eurozone is lacklustre in that record.k parameters. over time, we'll so a structural improvement in the euro don. we'll see the fundamental story back into the dynamics in cab. of the yield and the negative yields diminishing over time. the e.c.b. is on the runway. qe by the end ded of the queer, and it's a matter of time -- of the year. matter of time. the policy is set for an emergency. it's not an emergency. we are in the early stages. yields.negative francine: is there a danger that downturn in the us. we can't deal with the us downturn. >> that's the risk. but the context is important. set for the is emergency, that is what a negative interest rate is. thick of the eurozone, with a by the weakness, it's above friends rates of growth. tom: above trend rates of growth for europe, you are suggesting. nick: it is. issue is the fund growth rate is not high. it. where is nick: one and a quarter perz. 1.75. is significantly above trend. om: it will be interesting to see. francine, what i find ascinating by the second half of

redefinition, saudi arabia being the example for this, i ran to the modernists -- a brand new -- ushing back in different ways. hybrid war is now rue mean the the middle east. the middle east is structured for conventional wars. the arab spring seeds remain in the region. the unemployment rate throughout the middle east is pretty common. with new alliances forming, saudi arabia and egypt. the gcc's relevance is less so. we have an ongoing engagement of political islam in the region, which fracture is a large part here where that and, can you -- where that ends up, can you have peace in gaza and iraq? we have shattered economies. the u.s. must play a role in nation building is a terrible thing to say but if you want to prevent isis 2.0, you have to find a way to engage in yemen, iraq, syria, and libya. and the impending change of leadership throughout the region, if you were to begin and just say name the region's leaders over the age of 78 or reported to bnl health, algeria, i'm on kuwait, iraq supreme eader. you could probably have a change in the region's leadership and we could have

coordinatedeed a sustainable strategy that's ,ushing back on the chinese pushing back on some of these countries that have been trying to take advantage of the united states when it comes to trade. i think we need trade deals that protections. labor strong on environmental protections. that look at issues like currency manipulation and so forth. i think nafta could be a lot stronger than it is. maybe that is where the end result will be from negotiations that are going on right now. it is fair for a lot of americans, and you are one of them, to feel like we have been taken advantage of when it comes to trade. that what we need is fair trade, not just free trade and figure out a strategy for fighting back. i worry that the way the president is doing this is not part of a master plan that we can sustain over time and therefore we might not get the result that you are looking for and frankly that i am looking for as well. we've got to have a strong strategy that we can stick with on that. host: joseph from apopka, florida. , i wouldongressman like to say i have been impressed with the way

well, i would have to say when i deployed under ush would sayt b would get talked about amongst the soldiersn my unit and myself. with obama, we did not really talk about it. and with trump, i have not trump has been in office, so it is not a topic of what we really talk about on a regular basis. more worried about getting some free time, calling up their wives or their friends back here in the states, getting some sleep, reading a book, or just getting a hot meal. host: kevin, thank you for the call from el paso. best of luck in your final couple months. charles is in california. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing today? host: doing well. caller: i wanted to respond to some of the comments that some of the last speakers did. commander in the chief is not constitutionally required to serve in the military. he has to be qualified, and i think he is doing a damn good job. mentionedntleman something about race, and i think people in this country have taken this race thing a little too far. americans, black americans japanese-americans -- the thing is, we are all americans. pe