also, pennsylvania gop chair, val. thank you, val. as you know, tomorrow, there is a crucial election, that is why i am here. i am here to see you, i will be here a lot, got to win this state. i have got to win this state. remember the last time?

and also, pennsylvania gop chair val did giorgio, thank you val. as you know, tomorrow there is a crucial election, that's why i'm here.

val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you.hat do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm. amy: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do inside of anderson is great, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back p

val grew up in a blue-collar family in massachusetts. during his senior year in high school he was recruited to play for the pittsburgh pirates. another baseball player. instead he made the same choice as all of you, the choice of life of service. that's what he wanted. he joined the u.s. air force academy. he showed up on the academy's opening day in 1955 and would be the first air force cadet in history to take the oath of allegiance. the academy proved an arduous challenge for him. it was not easy. as his roommate said, he was hanging on by a thread academically. nobody was tested more than he was, but he was at the very top in his character and in honor. that's what his roommate said. after he finally made it to where you are sitting today. he volunteers to go to vietnam. and he proved to be one of the best pilots america had. he was amazing. he was incredible. after nearly a year of intense action, he was scheduled to return home. he was very excited. but he asked to lead one more mission. on that day, his plane was struck by enemy

one ohio high school is no longer recognizing a school val victory -- va valedictorian.k it would help the other students mental health. emma? you can no longer compete academically any more because someone might file bad. bad. >> i watched superintendent's interview, there is maybe something there is a local government, a local task force and concerned parents who say there is a mental he'l health cs in our community, they trace it to students with a 4.0 gpa and above they are killing themselves trying to become val decvaledictorian. trish: what is wrong with our country we're so crazed that it a mental health crisis, something is off. >> if your break down not making valedictorian life will be really hard for you, we're not doing these kids any favors, we can contribute a lot of opioid crisis on overprescribing drugs for different mental health issues, i am not making light of, but i think this is only coddling the children, what happens to schools, outside of community, they are doing it ujust because you change your gpa ranking up to 5.0, you have the elitist ranking

when football bonds legal struggles are still got over them said to tim val so it will be the club's new coach brasil take after he'll take over after the team's play off much as against her own in the byrne lim this means val to who signed to he deal doesn't know whether he'll be in charge of a 1st or 2nd division team next season he's been the coach of 2nd division side host and q. and a prior to that it was the home of byron munich's reserve team. it's reminder of our top story at this hour form a committee hearing for law demands that i ask it has been sworn in as ukraine's new president he says his 1st order of business is to dissolve parliament with new elections and to us. this is big news my father's more coming up the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's t w dot com have a good day. there is a free women of sudan. against the corrupt elite and standing up for freedom democracy and women's rights. defined on the from. simply chief so far. they break down the gender stereotypes. couldn't reach. the

of the iron val horse and industrial revolution substantially changes ethods as soon in this home built century ago and reserved in its original state including the kitchen. the 19th century age of iron and made cooking by brick obsolete. without sraopconvenience food i in lved as were effort as he stensone agement on the modn oven with goes or electricity espite conveniences such as electric timer and automatic requires as much heat and time for proper cooking of ancient rome. now that man has first landed on the moon we are entering a new here with the d lunar explorers will spend their the tion day period laboratory contains not only the civic facilities but its kitchen with its modern frozen food cookingowave and quartz units. cooking units like revolutionitchen are narrow. chocolate cupcake. it rises faster than you can eat. how about lobster tail ready in ess than a minute with no shrinkage and shrivelling. by microwave, without heat, yet the kitchen of spacecraft center limited in personnel can its devote to preparing meals is for heating of previously prepared food particularly

so val phillips becomes the first older woman --alderwoman in 1957 in the city of milwaukee. first from the democratic to mention to represent the party, she becomes the first secretary of state as well. it is her winning the alderman's position and becoming a member of the democratic party, traveling throughout the united states and the world, talking about human right, gaining her national acclaim. she fought to get fair housing past, and on the city basis she asked and submitted a bill. she was quite successful, the andon council voted 18-1 she would not get the bill passed. fee is anotherau gallon fighter for human rights in milwaukee. he sees segregated housing as being an obstacle for returning -- >> so that we can exercise our constitutional right of freedom speech, we will exercise that regardless of danger. >> he marches 200 days and nights across the 16 street dialogue, from judges houses, asking the city to pass the fair housing legislation bill. in the city refuses to do so. goes toer james groppi washington, d.c. at the invitation of president lyndon johnson. a b

you heard congresswoman val demmings just a few moments ago.apart, two california democrats gave cnn two very different answers on impeachment. take a listen. >> the president of the united states of america needs to be impeached. >> you don't need impeachment at all in order to be able to move forward with the investigations. >> and just a few seconds after that, a third california democrat, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, said this. [ inaudible ] >> how do you address the division? we don't have division, pelosi said. maeve, obviously there's division. >> i think that's called cognitive dissidence. >> obviously there's division there. and just looking at katie hill, for example, who was one of those voices there, saying we don't needing to go to impeach right now, she's in a very divided district in california where there would not be a lot of support for impeachment going forward, whereas a lot of these other people like aoc are not facing that same problem at home. and it so just shows you, you know, how fractious this debate is. and pelos

palestinian palestinian militants in response to rocket fire from the gaza strip hamis has made a similar val the violence has claimed lives on both sides of the border and there are reports that casualties are rising. the sky above gaza city muddies with smoke as this latest exchange of fire ants leaves its trace israel says it's launched more than two hundred twenty ass strikes on militants in gaza this weekend in response to a four hundred palestinian rockets at a cabinet meeting israel's prime minister vowed to keep up the bombings and send more troops to the border. and incredible this morning i instructed the i.d.f. to continue massive attacks against terrorist elements in the gaza strip including the book i also ordered the reinforcement of the units around the gaza strip with armor artillery and infantry. people in the gaza strip once again and navigate a landscape of rubble authorities here say several people have died and dozens wounded. throughout the world but a neighbor called me at two o'clock in the morning and told me the building had been destroyed. but i was surprised so i c

sides head into the second day china's commerce minister says sober gretz washington's decision and val's to respond with similar countermeasures north korean state media has released pictures of the latest missile tests in the country's western region it's the second missile test in under a week the launches come over just two months after the summit annoyed between the north korean leader and the us president donald trump that ended in failure with nearly eighty percent votes counted the a.n.c. is in the lead to win south africa's general election it's won about fifty seven percent of the ballots well ahead of the opposition democratic alliance. the vice president of venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly has been arrested by intelligence agents in caracas but since being taken into custody his family says he's nowhere to be found he's a top aide of opposite. who tried and failed to overthrow president nicolas maduro government last week so risible reports from caracas. so late summer and he's going to every public office he got access to try to locate her father ever got a

. >>> nos unió más de lo que imaginábamos en lo material no importa lo que tiene mayor val es la familiatamos muy contento de pasar junto con ella antes de que comience la universidad. chorro con futuro inseguro por el fuego n due tos saldrán adelante, algo diferente pero no va detener la emoción ni la alegría. >>> un cisen que todo puede ser recuperado de alguna forma u otra y vivieron dentro de la catedral estamos en vivo noticiero telemundo 28 . >>> dentro de todo este sufrimiento hay alegría y se nota perfectamente. >>> que bonito que se una para ayudar. >>> el martes otra mujer sufrió daños todo de que su mano quedó atascada y todo quedó captado en vídeo unos 60 vagonesstigación . >>> lo restan vinculado al robo y ataque el incidente ocurrió el 28 de mayo en la calle 14 cámara de seguridad ayudan a identificar el auto dos días después que se fue rastreado por la policía . >>> por muy buena que parezcan terminan siendo una estafa y aquí nos dicen que puede haber más víctimas. >>> este fue el aviso redes sociales por 1400 $ podía rentar esta casa. >>> esta grande está muy bonita. >>>

she is interviewed by held innings -- val demings. >> people talk about old-fashioned racism but implicit bias is something you may not even know you have, you don't know is affecting how you are thinking. may know what the stereotypes are about social groups, we don't always know that those stereotypes are influencing what we are doing, how we are treating someone, how we are evaluating someone. >> watch this weekend on book tv on c-span2. andoday, the president first lady march the national day of prayer with a ceremony carried this hour-long ceremony includes thoughts and prayers by several leaders. vice president pence made opening remarks in the white house rose garden.

. >> meanwhile, uber is hoping for a better reception than its roy val lyft which saw its stock price drop 20%. >>> a san mateo attorney is facing a new lawsuit, accused of running over a teenage kayaker with a ski both of he was drunk when he ran over francisco adomo last year in san mateo. you can see the injuries the 15- year-old sustained. the boparents described the traumatic moments in a news conference this morning. >> came toward us and then a it been very frustrating, the experience with the d.a. first of all we didn't hear from him for a long time after the accident. then i tried to make a move top find the d.a. >> they say the san mateo county d.a.'s office told them that keari won't be charged with a felony but instead two misdemeanors. >>> taking a live look from wall street right now. the dow taking a dip with that are river threats and hikes. right now the dow is up. >>> talks with china ended without a deem and the trade war escalating fast. china is rebuking president trump's tariff hikes with higher tariffs on american products. >> reporter: it wrapped up in around t

she's interviewed by florida congresswoman val demings. >> people talk about that as old-fashioned racism. implicit bias is something you may not even know you have, something you don't know is affecting how you're thinking, evening. even we know what the stereotypes are about various social groups we don't always know those stereotypes are influencing what we're doing, how we're treating someone, how we're evaluating someone. >> watch this weekend on "book v" on c-span2. >> before we move on to the supreme court, can i say the 10 topics are what you really need to know and here we go, right them down. foundations, federalism, public opinion, participation, political parties, interest groups, campaigns and elections, congress, president, and courts. those are the big 10. the entire tests covers those 10 topics. >> are you a student preparing for the advanced placement united states government and politics exam? well, don't miss your chance to be part of "washington journal's" annual "cram for the exam" program on saturday at 9:00 a.m. eastern for a live discussion with high school governm

also, pennsylvania gop chair, val. thank you, val. as you know, tomorrow, there is a crucial election, that is why i am here. i am here to see you, i will be here a lot, got to win this state. i have got to win this state. remember the last time? the fake polls they put out, suppression, they call them suppression polls. pennsylvania will go to hillary clinton. unfortunately for them, it did not work out that way. [crowd boos] do you remember that night? there was 1% left. if i lost every vote, i would win. they kept it later and later, then they announced michigan we won, wisconsin, we won, and then they finally announced we won the great state of pennsylvania. [cheering] it took them a long time, they had a hard time with that one. we have a big race tomorrow. raise your hand to promise to go vote. [cheering] you know who you are voting for. we have a great gentleman, very successful businessman, the 12th congressional district. the democrat running for this seat is a radical socialist. the democrat candidate wants to open your bord

the first three cars rolled out 100 years ago and link the the west portal to tara val. a few years later the line connected to the ferry building and then in 20 years it went to the beach and the zoo. it opens with it first glimpse at 2:00 this afternoon. >> time is 6:07. later today san francisco's new fire chief will take over. it is jennine nicholson, has spent years on the front lines and suffered second degree burns battling a fire in 2009. it will take place at 11:00 this morning after longtime fire chief retires after 29 years with the san francisco fire department. >>> right now at 6:08. an oakland man is in jail after police say he opened fire at a crowded beach. the conditions of those in the hospital. 0 >>> first the latest after this fiery plane crash in return sha, the investigation after at least 40 people died. >> a new accident 880 in oakland. the bay bridge is crowded trying to get onto the span. >> skies a little brighter out there although covered in clouds and a few showers falling as well. a few into ta ha. we do have a possibility of scattered show

and also, pennsylvania gop chair val did giorgio, thank you val. as you know, tomorrow there is a crucial election, that's why i'm here. i'm here to see you but i'll be seeing a lot of you over the next year. i'll be here a lot. when the state. got to win this state. we did great last time, remember the polls, the fake pollsthat they put out . suppression. they call them suppression polls. pennsylvania will go to hillary clinton. unfortunately for them, didn't work out that way. >>. [audience chanting] lock her up. lock her up. >> you remember that night? there was one percent left. if i lost every single vote, i would win. they wouldn't do it, got later and later and then they announced michigan, we won wisconsin, we won and they finally announced we won the great state of pennsylvania. [cheering] >> they had a hard time with that one. but we have a big way tomorrow, you've got to go, raise your right hand, you promised were going to go out and vote? and you know, you know you're voting for. so we have a great gentleman, very successful. this has

dogs of dan val. 15 sculptures that have been contracted by 15 local artists. after tonight, they will leave the village theater, they will head to different locations throughout downtown danville. then these will be put on auction coming up later this week. and the finances from that will hopefully add some money toward more public art, which we hope will happen next year. great idea, and you'll see these all around downtown danville from now till the end of summer. high temperatures today, kind of on the cool side. some sunshine in the afternoon. there are a number of showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. we told you that would happen. the low pressure area passes by to our east. they're moving from north to south. not toward the bay area. they miss us to the east and the south. toward morgan hill and gilroy, you have an outside shot of a shower or thunderstorm overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. pollen count, moderate today, moderate through the weekend. the alameda spring festival going on saturday and sunday. should be beautiful there. temperatur

congresswoman val demmings is a member of the house judiciary committee. we welcome her back on this broadcast. congresswoman, do you see, do you get the pelosi argument that this should be, ideally, a ground swell. something bipartisan. >> hi. let me say it's good to be back with you. i didn't come to congress to impeach the president. i came to congress to work on health care, on criminal justice reform, the reduction of gun violence, immigration, developing a comprehensive immigration reform package but this is the hand that we've been dealt. if you read the mueller report there are clearly, at least, ten incidents where the president attempted to obstruct justice or obstructed justice. since the mueller report has been released, the president has continued to obstruct justice by totally disregarding lawful subpoenas that's been issued to him or persons in his administration or persons no longer with the administration. clearly, i understand the speaker's views on this. i have the utmost respect for her. as a former law enforcement officer, when we see

a criminal who's been sentenced for mafia crimes and more it probably got any more today mafia boss val can i bear a girl who owns a number of businesses in the town was released by the police. paolo posts daily updates on the website last speech exposing the business people and politicians who are in cahoots with the sicilian mafia. a mafia in this part of sicily politicians and mafiosi were used to being criticized and they were able to do their deals in plain sight because they knew that no one would write about it they're. talking to one another isn't a crime obviously and there's nothing illegal about the mayor simply talking to a mafia boss yourselves i made it out but you are responsible for who you talk to the same people that they have always said that in a problematic region such as sicily. feels he shouldn't be trusted and you can't go doing business with them if the public sees their own mayor talking to a mafia boss that senators tester is message. it will take the rest.

. >>> a teenage suspect crashed into a home in castro val. the two residents were not injured but an entire section of the home was destroyed. the crash happened at around 12:30 this morning ending what investigators are calling a carjacking spree. officers say the first happen in san leandro. the second in castro valley. in both c victims were threatened with a knife. neighbors saw the suspects flee the scene. >> i don't know how we got out. there were airbags. >> amazing. how the guy could have hit like that and then jumped out of the car. >> they found one suspect when he crashed. they found the one who landed in the women's home later on foot. >>> lyft is telling a federal court in new york that it is not in the transportation business. >> the ride share company is being sued in west chester county under the american with disabilities act. for failing to equally serve people living with disabilities. according to court filings, lyft argues it is just a tech company in the app business and not subject to the ada. the company faces another

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this loud buzzing sound could be heard all over dan val, san ramon. >> sun up, sun down. obviously. >> reporter: the signs to remind people the 3331st 39 is fast-approaching. >> defensible spaces around the homes. make sure the gutters are clear from dead vegetation. >> reporter: interim fire marshal steven healy says it takes a partnership with the community to prevent large fires. the owner here cleared out the drive. on the right, a fire hazard. >> that property owner every year hires goats. i expect to see goats in the next week or two. >> reporter: those who don't co

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on today's show let's look at how an organization in val just time is empowering women to light up their lives while a researcher in mumbai is doggedly looking for spiders across the country. and how it all to put north in indonesia is helping direct young people to what sustainable farming. first let's head to a remote village in the job just on the lumia in the early seventy's bunco gori founded the barefoot college the idea was to empower women with tangible skills even if they were in a trick on lacked in education and bring out a revolution of sustainability and self-reliance today after forty seven years they've come along great curators to study. so monem total brother raul ten that families goats every day from early to late. most other children their age go to school. or do them sometimes the two can take a rest and dream a little. and you let us know what to do i wish i could fly and touch the sky so i would come back and share my joy with everybody in the village and all. that villages in the indian state of raw just than half the people here can't read or write among women an

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adventurer or problem solver -- >> remember when thk were taling about getting rid of essay there's val in seeing what they could bring to the table. >>> weather day at nats park wag a bihit. >> storm team 4 and telemundoet meorologists were all over the ballpark yesterday. chuck, samarra, cl -- >> a lot. >> they were there to help the kids understand weather in our area. this is doug, you see him there. not bad. >> showing off his skills. threw out the first pitch to make the day even more perfect, the natsn wo. >> that looked low andutside to me. most important -- i was teasing him, don't one hop. it the pressure's on.t hey did move the mound a little oser. >> i would have to go alfway to home plate. >> as long as i can throw it underhanded, i'd do a good job. itis tgif dayaround here. yes, indeed. though we have a cnce for rain over the next couple of days, each and every day has at least a chance. i don't think that rain is going to be a huge impact on a lot of ur outdoor activities. weep an eye on the sky later today. tomorrow i'm not worried at all. sunday's rain chance is itty bi

we re hunt, kind of cabinet ministers who were trying to have meetings with her, and her office and vald me of when all this cabinet ministers went to go see margaret thatcher and told her to resign, so perhaps theresa may is really set up battling down the hatches and saying look i will not have other people tell me to go i would do it in my own time and way, but she isjack said, i really running out of time. i think that's fair, infairness running out of time. i think that's fair, in fairness to her there is a sense that the prime minister announcing her resignation on the eve of elections which we had today would not have been a good look for the party, and she's very conscious of how it looks for the party, so i'm not surprised she wants to wait until the polls close tonight for doing anything. lets go to the guardian, tory leadership race heats up guardian, tory leadership race heats up as ney prepares to name exit date. so that leads me to ask you, who is likely to be the next leader. my money is on borisjohnson. i think he's a ahead of everyone else in terms of where he is at the

discriminate against brilliance president trump on val's an immigration overhaul he wants to favor a highly skilled migrants over those with family ties for the u.s. but with a divided congress this is planned dead on arrival. are broad thomas thanks so much for joining us in the run up to parliamentary elections many voters say worries over the environment will decide their vote next week now some member states have called for the european union to become carbon new. i 2050 but germany feels that goal is to ambitious effects of climate change and the pollution of the seas as prompted millions of young europeans take to the streets we're going to talk to a politician here in germany about what she thinks needs to be done or the climate but 1st this look at a woman trying to take action herself to have hope the health of europe sees. some final instructions before the dive. but how do the nets look. i know dozens of old fishing nets are caught on a shipwreck off lithuania's coast sabina caco and her crew are going to bring them up. care cow is a pharmacist and one of germany's most ex

from ten to twenty five percent china's commerce ministry says it regrets washington's decision and val's to respond with similar countermeasures the chinese vice premier and the u.s. treasury secretary will meet again on friday so as the talks continued in washington the top negotiator for china set a tariff doesn't serve the interests of their nation or. i've come here in good faith given the current particular circumstances i want to reasonably and frankly exchange opinions with the u.s. side but china believes given the current circumstances adding further tariffs is not a good way to solve any problems it's not favorable for china nor is it favorable for the us nor is it favorable for the world so our way out of this whole thing is a principled solution to realistic problems which finally points in the direction of the only result of cooperation. i have no idea what's going to happen i did get last night a very beautiful letter from president xi let's work together let's see if we can get something done but they renegotiated the deal i mean they took whether it's intellectual propert

ten to twenty five percent china's commerce ministry says it regrets washington's the session and val's to respond with similar countermeasures u.s. president donald trump has just tweeted that there is no need to rush the talks and he hopes china won't try to redo the deal will the new twenty five percent tariff applies to a wide range of products from chemicals and processed food to electronics that fall under five thousand seven hundred categories but those that. chinese ports before the four g.m.t. that line will still be subject to the original ten percent duty the i.t. industry took the biggest hit more than twenty billion dollars worth of internet modems and routers and twelve billion dollars worth of printed circuit boards will become more expensive furniture and lighting products also parts vacuum cleaners and building materials are also on are also high on the list of imports subject to higher duties adrian brown reports from beijing. it was just after midday beijing time the china and the united states moved closer to a full blown trade will not that many people seem to notic

of course is prime minister office then pays a vote on a 2nd breakfast referendum val's changes to her withdrawal deal to try a full of attempt to get through parliament. to the caribbean nation of haiti where the government is being accused of links to a massacre in the camp as a last november. and switch to get rich the u.s. tries to tempt countries with cash if they buy its way into a set of hardware from rivals like china or russia. to pay a visit to monty dot com for more on those on the story coming up next cross talk examines what's next in the trade battle between the u.s. and china. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle our chime in the u.s. in trying an end game the battle lines have been drawn and demands made in this trade war it appears both sides are preparing for the long haul what does it mean to win a trade war what does it mean to lose and how far could this escalate. cross-talk in the trade war i'm joined by my guest fred tang in new york he is president of the american china public affairs institute and hope you've been si

whether to go back to the streets in the strongest manner and complete what they have achieved mohamed val live in khartoum thank you. now a new round of talks between the taliban and the us is due to begin hearing catarrh the us state department says its voice zalmay khalilzad is in doha to meet representatives of the afghan armed group this will be the sixth round of talks between the two sides which is trying to find a framework for peace for the country the afghan government says so far not been part of the talks. still to come here at al-jazeera well because rally in many parts of the model may day demanding better conditions a more right. however although it is still very wet around west papua so the way sierra and up toward southern philippines west is that all the sudden the showers of more or less disappeared there are a few big ones around still in java for example looking remarkably dry that's mostly because the energies dissipate into the indian ocean where it's developing in tropical soccer and so the picture thursday is a relatively dry one is still humid and that's of course

this loud buzzing sound could be heard all over dan val, san ramon. >> sun up, sun down. weekends obviously. >> reporter: the signs to remind people the 3331st 39 is fast-approaching. >> defensible spaces around the homes. make sure the gutters are clear from dead vegetation. >> reporter: interim fire marshal steven healy says it takes a partnership with the community to prevent large fires. the owner here cleared out the drive. on the right, a fire hazard. >> that property owner every year hires goats. i expect to see goats in the next week or two. >> reporter: those who don't complain, the agency will do it for them and put a lien on the property. >> that rarely happens. we get over 99% compliance. >> reporter: he's dealt with a major fire before. he's's minding all neighbors to do their part. >> i think they're being reasonable. it's about defensible space and safety for the neighborhood. >> reporter: there will be a whole lot of this for the next three weeks, hopefully resulting in fewer fires this summer. >> we're hopefully gonna get everybody done by then. >> report

the congolese politician why it's good to be val's to unite the opposition after almost 3 years and not at some. concerns over the world's biggest biometrics project and what it could mean for people's privacy. and it's double delight for bonnie nick peter has the action from the german cup final and. the president has teed off with the japanese prime minister shinzo abby at the golf course in chiba south of tokyo this is the 5th time that they've played golf together president trump arrived in japan on saturday for a 4 day visit which will include a meeting with the new emperor and that will he turn and talks of course with the prime minister. specifically on trade with this deal we hope to address the trade imbalance remove barriers to united states exports and ensure fairness and reciprocity in our relationship and we're getting closer just last week u.s. beef exports gain full access to japanese and to the markets in japan for the 1st time since the year 2000 we welcome your support of these efforts and we hope to have several further announcements soon and some very big ones over t

dollars worth of chinese goods china's commerce ministry says it regrets washington's decision and val's to respond with similar countermeasures. japan is accusing north korea of violating un resolutions with its latest missile tests the second weapons test within a week north korean state media showed at least one on thursday tension has risen following the failed denuclearization summit in february and friends of murdered journalists have been warned by the cia that they are potential targets of saudi arabia the report by time magazine says three activists have been given security briefings by the u.s. intelligence agency. protest leaders in sudan are threatening civil disobedience as they grow increasingly frustrated with the military's delays in handing over power protests began last year touched off by the rising cost of bread and fuel they soon escalated to nationwide demonstrations demanding longtime president. bashir who ruled for thirty years was overthrown by the military on april eleventh a military council then took power promising to hand over power to a civilian government

tens of thousands turned out for the 41st carney val parade. it made for a fun time. >> i love it. tradition. this is what the mission's about. family and the neighborhood. >> this year's theme culture heals. organizers picked the theme in hopes of healing some of the political divisions in the country today. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, tomorrow 22 contenders from the bay area will begin their quest to be named the best speller in the country. we'll show you how one student is preparing. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. our storm is moving out and warmer weather is on its way. we'll have the numbers ahead. >> abc's new is sharing inspiring stories in a series called "more in common." this week we're taking you to ferguson, missouri, one of the most dangerous places in america to give birth. meet a woman trying to change that. >> i'm a midwife in ferguson, missouri. i support moms having the type of pregnancy and birth experiences they want. say a woman presents to the emergency department with pain. she is more likely to not be taken serious. a white woman comes in wi

"avengers: endgame" and captain mar val. they have combined to earn almost $4 billion worldwide. >> the street corner has been declared a national treasure. the national trust for historic press vervation is recognizing it as the epicenter of the 1960s counterculture and home to the first hippie boutique and the grateful dead, janice joplin and jimi hendrix all lived in the area. >>> a 15 year absence. they can be found at the new section of the zoo's great 8 passage they were transferred from other zoos. the zoo said the pair getting to know each other slowly. they will eventually live together. for now, you can view them only during limited times. >> give them some space. >>> 5 lon 48. steve has his forecast. >> a little better today. not as cool as yesterday, but still below average. by the end of the weakway would be near that or above. sierra snow keeps adding up and there is more this morning. showers through wednesday. now squaws up to the average 350 to 450 but sugar bowl 624. north star now at 602. any way you look

with a number of tornado warnings today, 4678 tomorrow the last little bit is be here at crashing ohio valhere across ohio valley, places like philadelphia, dc, baltimore, than after this liz, i think we'll see tornado threat that severe weather threat, break just a little bit for us, that will be great news, the other big concern is because they have been happening across same area day after day. it comes with a lot of rain, incredible amounts of rain over last week across central part of nation, the rivers are well above flood stage, anywhere you see red is flash flooding, because there is so much rain it does not go away quickly, we have rivered, arkansas river at far record stages. all of that goes to the mississippi river. we'll see close to record crests, but because of this moisture -- planting seen may not be able to happen, a total loss for crops across south this year, a bright side, over next week. not as much moisture, we see it calm down a little bit, we have to get through today and tomorrow. elizabeth: rick thank you so much. >> coming up, what happens now, that israel is fo

folks enjoyed this felt val sti flowers 80 eyears.head to our nbc washington app to find a list of otherevents happening this weekend. just search "for your weekend." >>> called the most exciting two minutes of sports for reason. the 145th running of the kentucky derby. it's happening at churchill downs today and this year no clear favorite to win it all. the horse omaha beach getting top bets had to withdraw for health reasons. now three of the remaining rs contende trained by bob baffert. he trained last year's triple crown victor, justify. more than 150,000 people are expected to attend today. stay with us forll the derby action. coverage kicks off at 2:30 p.m. right here on nbc 4. >>> get you a live look outside on this saturday morning. tough to see. the fog will lift according to clay anderson. not far behin it, severe weather that he's tracking. breaking down the timing just ahead. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico

i am representative val demming from florida. and i'm honored to be here today with dr. jennifer everhart who has done what i would consider some very fascinating work in the area of human behavior. but today we're going to talk about your latest book which i love the title because i think it really conveys the areas that we really need to focus, and it's entitled "biassed", uncovering the hidden prejudices that shapes what we see, think, and do". doctor, welcome. it is great to be with you today >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> in your book, you talk about what i would say-

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