by a point wagner was able to realize his. long cherished plans for his own festival hall at first he was interested in the murky opera house. it's one of the most beautiful borat's theaters in the world and is a unesco world heritage site. and. it's recently been renovated and is back to its former glory. wagner want to more so he had his own opera house built every here from the end of july to the end of august wagner offense from all over the world come to the famous by a wide festival. loudness fest in the house pool festival theater in by white. every year celebrities and v.i.p.'s graced its red carpet. it's as much a part of the festival as richard wagner's music. does is probably mainly because of this there's his acoustic sound because it's a unique all frantic venue. this theater was built by and for richard wagner well over one hundred years ago now and it's still standing in the same place and basically functions just as it did in the nineteenth century view. that must be a major part of its fascination you know it'

. >> and wagner missouri. >> thank you mr. truman for organizing the hearing. think ambassador wells for your service. i appreciate the opportunity to evaluate the new direction this administration has taken in the resolving america's longest war. pakistan has a clear interest in preventing the cessation of hostilities in afghanistan, but has made itself central to american operation. in the past, pakistan has wagered correctly that the united states would rather accept pakistan incomplete support then lose it entirely. ambassador wells, i believe this president was correct to demand full cooperation from pakistan last august.

investigative reporter liz wagner is here to explain. liz. >> reporter: when you apply for a home loan, banks are required to ask what's your rate? the data is collected and reported so regulators can identify biased lending practices. but we analyzed data in california and found the information provided by the nation's largest mortgage lender is missing some key statistics. experts say that can make it impossible to detect discrimination. >> i wanted to live in a neighborhood that was diverse both ethnically and also economically. >> reporter: megan roberts loved her richmond neighborhood and the house she's called home for 16 years. last winter she wanted to refinance her mortgage through her lender, quicken loans. so she got on the phone with a loan officer who filled out her application. then came the section that asked for her race. >> it's really important to me that you record this correctly. make sure you put down that i'm white. i was very specific about that. >> reporter: roberts knows banks have to report borrowers rates as pa

greg wagner, chief financial officer. we have had a number of changes in our i.t. division and most recent of those is as of last week that departure of our chief information officer, bill kim. so as a result of his departure we will be making some changes in the i.t. division, really important time for i.t. in our department as all of you know as we are continuing to go through the electronic health records project as well as build out our infrastructure department wide. so with bill's departure we named the acting chief information officer for the department. we are at the phase now where on our ehr project wionna has been overseeing the project for a number of years so she's very close to it, very knowledgeable about that so we'll have a lot of continuity there. she's been with the department for a number of years and so knows the operations. we are moving into a phase with the ehr project where we have gone from planning and building up the team to actually the build phase. so we are now in the build phase in the project management team, the staff is really in

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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 search the car. where'she wallet? i. do you want to get consent? i already did. oh. to search? you got consent to search? >> yeah. three times the female officer asks a consent, but at no time and remember, thompson is alwayser ona does h

and "fox5" paul wagner is live tonighwith the latest developments, paul. >> hi, shawn, two sources familiar with the investigation tell "fox5" human remains discovered along i 5 in virginia were positiv positively identified a mart rodriguez cruz jose rodri cruz first wife after she left her job at st. elizabeth hospital. the identification was main using dna. jose a mart had a volatile relateceship that coned vie flint 199 when arlington poce say rodriguez assaulted aattempted to abduct her. an assault witnessed abo arlen ton country police. she disappeared shortly there afr a fact used by prosecutors at evidence against rodruezruz c he was charged with disappearances and m pamela butler. arlington police wer deiv wou aremartaavag investating active mussing concerns case. >> the um ae re maindz found in stafford country virginia not far where theyre w were helast winter and what unskleer sure sounding circumstances and remains. her body was taken out of a side whipped" of the house that was covered on threeur sides by sillance. t l more information in the case whether autopsy determined th

fox5's paul wagner was there.r receiptor there was no trouble here today as an activist from pennsylvania came here to leesburgxe torcise his first amendment rights and burn a fla both of his value systems represent racism, bigotry,atred, intimidation, white supremacy and death and even death. my point is is that the -- this is a great way to demonstrate that and to combine it t the trash bin ofst ory. the time jean still had on the permit to burn his flag he ignited on the court every grounds o t courthouse just sps from the confederate steps ofs. soldier as the curious lined the fence to wat , about a dozen police officers and sheriffs deputies kept an eye o for trouble, there was none. just a few heck lers who let it be known that the battle flag represented heritage rather thanate. there was portfolio for what p jean still was doing, as sn as the flag was l it was smolder out in the trash bin. one voice who thought steep had choans the wrong location. i find it fundamentally strange that he would come to leesb

first chart on gold through takashi in lee then the youngest player on the pitch nineteen year old mr wagner restored the lead for senegal only for japan to level again through keisuke honda two of the final score. so now the world cup hits a crucial stacie with four games taking place at the course nation and action what is at stake for russia well simply put top spots of group is up for grabs it's europe why against russia win or draw and russia take top spot in group a so it's going to be it's an important game. but i think even a loss against uruguay wouldn't dampen russian spirits at the moment they went into this tournament their own tournament as the lowest ranked faith a team a lot of people what what even expect them to get out of the group but slowly pessimism has turned into optimism they've blown away the competition it's been absolutely phenomenal now speaking of the competition the other two teams group also in action to the egypt against saudi arabia now it's a bit of a dead rubber neither side can progress to the knockout stages but there is pride at stake and it's world cup

in the fox5 news room, i'm paul wagner. >>> and as we continue to follow the latest in t maryland primaryecause there are results still coming in we want to get you updated on other top stories. fairfax county police looking for help involving series of break-ins andandalism at churches in and untail.nd detectives fou graffiti that included racial and slurs.ious another incident back inay a urch member was assaulted with a fire extinguisher. >> meanwhile did eisenhower sentend to 50 years in prison for killing this 13 yearld girl. he killed.hills alleged accomplr keepis set to stand trial in september. >>. >>>rend the sup court upheld president trump's travel ban in a five to four vote theustices ruled he has the a determine who can enter the country. opponents are disappointed they call the ban discriminatory because it restricts people froy muslim countries from entering the us as long as with people from venezuela and north korea. now the update on the primary results. >> sarah simpson with thet lates numbers and she's joining us now with more. an by the way, sarah, let's o sends it ov

leslie wagner this. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of mendocino county lies joanna's pot farm. you consider yourself a small farm. >> definitely. the smallest of small. >> reporter: she grows on a quarter of an acre. because she grows legally, she had to overcome a number of hurdles, like making sure her ants were far from the property line. but growing insurginseizure -- insurgence is high. with all the competition, they can't expand. >> we've gotten outside jobs to make this small farm stay alive. >> reporter: do you worry, do you even notice that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> reporter: it's not going to work out for a lot of small farmers, and these are the guys who break the bad news. they're land management consultants who inspect pot farms to see if they meet state and local requirements. back when marijuana was illegal, growers hid in the hills. it turns out the land that's good for hiding is not always good for growing. >> that's the hard part of the job, is being the bad guy. sometimes you have to tell them, i'm sorry, but this property isn't

this is the area near wagner street. .t's not far from stanton elementary scho police say the man who was transported to the hospital was unconscious. a suspect description has not yet bn releas if you have any information about this shooting, police areo asking you call .them back to you. >> thank you,gan. >>> it is going to be an emotional day ipittsburgh. the family of antoine rose will say their final good-byes to thi high school senior. rose was shot and killed last tuesday by police during a traffic stop. -year-old was unarmed. police say that the car that rose was a passenger in matched the description of a vehicle connected to ahooting earlier that night. his death has sparkedrotest acrohe country. >>> later this morning, d.c. mayor muriel bows will announce initiatives to curb violence and create jobs for youth. she's kicking off the fir day of the summer youth employment program which helps more than 10,000eens and young adults get jobs for the summer. the event begins a 11:n southeast washington on martin luther king jr. >>> every bride's worst nightmare g having somethi wr

"fox5" pl wagner was there and joins you livhe with t details.sarah, yeah i'm outside the courthouse here in leburg. as you know know statute of confederate soldier are. this is where activist from pennsylvia came today. he got a permit to burn a flag. he t came ho use his first amendment rights to burn that flag. here's what happened. >> both of these represent racism bigotry hatred, intimidation against races. white supremacy and death. all right. even death. so m point is, my point is that -- this is a great graphic way to demonstrate that and also to come combine it to tsh bin of history. >> as the clock t clickedard noon and the time he still had on his permit to burn the flag he ignited it on grounds of the courthouse. curious line of fence to watch about a dozen police officers and sriffs deputies kept an eye out for trouble. there was none. just few heck lai who let it be known the battle flag instead of hate. there was support for what gene was doing well. as well as the flag was lit, it was smoldering out in the trash bin he made hisin

. >> come on down, greg wagner. >> i want to do this rapid fire. >> supervisor greg wagner, chief financial officer. that's a small line item that's some rental assistance. city wide the vast majority of expenditures and aid assistance line you'll find in human services agency. >> so for whom? >> you know? i think it's more of an e -- >> so no one ever draws down on it, it's just kind of sitting there. >> no, we would expend those dollars. >> okay. what about the carry forward budget? >> the carry forward budget is another one that we've been talking abo after the conversion to the new program. there's another line called programatic projects. those are projects that are not capital but continuing projects so things like our electronic health records project, our whole person care program, things that are multiple year projects with the conversion to the new financial system. some of those dollars got split into that separate account called the carry forward account. we'll be moving that in the next cycle back into the programatic projects budget so that's more of an artifact of the convers

with the investigative unit, i'm liz wagner. back to you. >> thanks, liz. if you have a story for our investigative unit, please call 888-996-tips or visit our website nbc bay area.com/we investigate. >>> at 7:54, you know we have much more ahead. it's our clear the shelter segment. segment" this morning -- some special guests from pets in need. sglooefr welcome back. it's o it's our clear the shelters segment this morning. we are here with guru who, by the way, is adorable and has a bow tie on about the size of his head. twice the size of his head. it's a 2 1/2-year-old chihuahua and he's so well behaved. i feel like a broken record, but often chihuahuas have a bad rep for being hyper or barking. >> usually rightfully so. >> but he's a really good representative for the chihuahua breed. tell me more about him. >> so he does have a bit of a medical condition. he does get seizures at times. he is a great dog. he likes other dogs. he's currently in with a little girl named peach and they would like to go home together. >> oh, okay. >> yes. and he would like a

liz wagner dove into this one. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of mendocino county is a pat form. >you consider yourself a small farmer. >> yes. definitely. the smallest of small. >> reporter: she grows on less than a quarter acre and because she's growing legally, she's had to clear regulatory hurdles, like making sure her plants are far enough away from the property line. >> we're searching and saving -- >> reporter: but some of the hurdles are high. if growers want to hire employees, for example, they have to make the farm wheelchair accessible. her property is steep and the upgrades are expensive. without workers, morris and her partners can't expand. >> we've gotten outside jobs in order to make this small farm stay alive. >> do you worry and get nervous that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> reporter: it is not going to work out for a lot of small farmers and these are the guys who break the bad news. the land management consultants to inspect pot farms to see if they meet state and local requirements. back when marijuana was illegal, growers hid in the

. >> in 2011, they were called to a dispute with exfiance jack wagner. few months later, heather was hospitalized after her sister reported she mixed drugs and alcohol. she was back on tv in 2016 starring in the tlc series too close to home. it was short lived. >> is there a crisis going on that i don't know about? >> she hasn't worked since. living outside of los angeles with her boyfriend. >>> meanwhile, heather's ex, tommy lee's, family drama ma is back in the news. on father's day, tommy's 22-year-old son brandon posted this disturbing video of his rocker dad appearing passed out on the floor in his underwear and when his father's girlfriend intervened, he said, don't be a hero, brittany. >> he's unconscious. can you please hurry? >> it would not be the first time brittany has been in the middle of the father/son bad blood. on march 95, she call 911. >> they're both adults here. maybe brandon more so. >> they pachd it up. >> we're all growing and learning. this is part of it. >> speaking of families trying to work things out there are a lot of questi

mike pence was at a fund-raiser for scott wagner. protesters chanted and held up signs saying things like cage free kids and build bridges not walls. one persorr wasted at that protest. >>> maryland governor larry hogan and ralphortham are speaking out. marylandnd virginia sent members there. immigratn enforcement efforts to, quote, focus on children not separating innocent children from families. northam said he would not support an inhumane. poli >> lawyers and medical provid s providers, i'm going to have to hand this off. >>msnbc's rachel maddow broke down in tears. she was trying to read a new associated press report last night. it was about the trump administration operating so-called tender age shelters for migrant babies and toddlers. >> those three centers are in combs, raymondville and browns. the mayor says it will be established at a warehouse previously used for people displaced by hurricane harvey. it could house up to 240. childr >>> another move by the white house drawing criticism as well. the united stes is withdraw

wagner, thank you, thank you for coming in and being interviewed.ight now, voters are heading to the polls in primaries in eight states for supersday short of a presidential election. but most eyes will be in california where a crowded field could risk shedding some democrats out of the general election. if might even see two republicans running against each other. they call it a wild or jungle anybody can about for anybody. could the risk of big setbacks happen in the party's push to win back control of congress? that blue wave they've been talking about. to close. mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. don't use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting

we tukd one ore-exes, "general hospital" star jack wagner. >> we all have our struggles. we all do.ome of us handle them in different ways. >> jack, once briefly engaged to locklear, remained solemn during our interview with fellow "melrose place" alum, josie bisset. both are reuniting in a new tv movie and are reaching out to their former co-star. >> it's just sad. you know, it's just heartbreaking. >> love heather and i know josie feels the say way. so nothing but loving thoughts and prayers for her and her family, and her daughter, ava. >> a source told "e.t." the actress underwent a psychiatric evaluation on sunday. and remains in the hospital receiving treatment. >>> meanwhile, a sad scene yesterday in kansas city as david spade attended the funeral of his sister-in-law, designer kate spade. david assisted mourners alongside kate's widower, his brother, andy. the designer committed suicide earlier this month. and the day before her funeral, kate's father, frank, died at the age of 89. his granddaughter, actress rachel brosnahan, paid tribute to both her grandpa and aunt. postin

. >> and wagner missouri. >> thank you mr. truman for organizing the hearing. think ambassador wells for your service. i appreciate the opportunity to evaluate the new direction this administration has taken in the resolving america's longest war. pakistan has a clear interest in preventing the cessation of hostilities in afghanistan, but has made itself central to american operation. in the past, pakistan has wagered correctly that the united states would rather accept pakistan incomplete support then lose it entirely. ambassador wells, i believe this president was correct to demand full cooperation from pakistan last august. how well his administration communicating its resolve to hold pakistan accountable for its support of terrorism? >> there have been very direct talks with the senior leadership and action under president trumps administration. we have taken the precedent it steps of -- support funds as a result that pakistan had not been undertaking the decisive steps necessary. i think we agree that pakistan has a lot to gain by peace in afghanistan. the

the investigative reporter liz wagner is here to explain. >> reporter: when you apply for a home loan, banks are required to ask what's your race, the data is collected and reported so regulators can identify bias lending practices. but we analyze data in california and found the information provided by the nation's largest mortgage lending is missing in key statistics. experts say that could make it impossible to protect discrimination. >> i wanted to live in a neighborhood that was diverse, both ethnically and also economically. >> megan roberts loved her richmond neighborhood and the house she called home for 16 years. last winter she wanted to refinance her mortgage through her lender, quicken loans. she got on the phone with a loan over who filled out her application and then came the section that asked for her race. >> it's really important that you record this correctly, make sure you put done that i'm white. i was very specific about that. roberts knows they have to report as part of the home mortgage disclosure act or hmda, congress passed too address red lining. the fencing

time to bude wagner should i track for a fight but here take it from me thrown to the families of the isis militants who lived here where she driven out some time ago another family with no connection to isis since occupied the houses but the buildings were still destroyed and have additional heavy to fall in and. to do my. when is it up to the new residents were lucky to escape clause the second as a man who can go to the. people. that he attacks like these with happening all over iraqi territory once controlled by isis. but i didn't say that on our why he did i hear the guy making the one in a car. stereo from the it's not a hole. where he has yet to arrive to isis prison is all still in the container and often now the largest but it looks like the been beaten up yeah sure yes or. no. who isn't part of the. new can of the higher for now i'm like from and. films and photos show shows day. made to and over from the us diners and marines to a status for more guns about hybrid adults and tokens you need additional. itself i just don't know the power to small and hand to ship attacks i l

for a stark contrast pose selected a piece by wagner. and i think he was able to win over the audience with all. of these spots on the plexi got the clear winner is both. stuff to pay attention to his interpretations how he makes the piece his own also how he performs his facial expressions and how he gels with the other instruments might be good for me it's more about the joy of playing in the entire picture that i have when i listen i'm a musician myself so i know a bit about it i have to decide in the end chills sell during the song i always lease him very carefully and to make my decision. is the jury so they realize i don't have to be an expert to evaluate what that's about my feelings. after eight years in concerts all over the world it's clear to undress karan that the piano battle is also about something else. democracy when we play in china for example it's a fantastic example of the idea that every voice counts. or we see in different cultures how well the concerts have been accepted and appreciated. going on. it's now time for

they should say how she and its first family could down their means i had to i could be kind to bude wagner should i track for that fate but here take it from me is wrong to the families of the isis militants who lived here where she driven out some time ago another family with no connection to isis the sense occupied the houses with the buildings were still destroyed never did you have it to fall in and. you do know. when is it up to the new residents were lucky to escape clause the second as a mom can god if. people can't bear that. attacks like these been happening all over iraqi territory once controlled by isis. but i did live in are why he don't you know the guy. from the times it's not a home. where he has yet to arrive to isis prison is all still in the container and often now the largest but it looks like the been beaten up yeah sure yes or. no. who is part of the. new kin of the higher for now i'm like from there and. films and photos show shows days. made to and over from yesterday anderson marry into a status for more guns about hybrid adults and adults who can see a need to dis

liz wagner found the data used to detect discrimination may be missing some key statistics. liz?> when awe ply for a home alone banks are required to ask, what's your race? lenders have report that information to the federal government, but when we crunch the data in california, we found some surprising results. one of the largest lenders is routinely reporting mortgage data with race information missing. local cities rely on this information to identify discrimination in their communities, cities like concord which is part of the county. >> what does it mean to its city trying to do its analysis? >> it's harder for us to determine if there is any -- what the impacts are or who's receiving loans and who's being denied loans. >> reporter: coming up tonight, we'll show you the mortgage lender at the center of this problem and explain why this trend could be catching on. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. >> thank you, liz. >>> there may be some relief for those long wait times at the dmv. we'll share it with you when we come back. accusations of abuse a south bay dog tra

the wagner rogers bill would become a litmus test with how americans really felt about jews.in of the president laura del nor roosevelt commented 20,000 charming children would all too soon grow into 20,000 ugly adults. >> trevor: now there's a life hack for you, if you are tbing to say something atrocious, pose with as many puppies as possible. that's what paula deen should have done. she would have been fine, yeah, would have been fine. until she deep fried one of them and ate them but before that, fine. and then of course you've got the argument that was parroted by the secretary of guacamole herself. the argument defending the continues that these kids have been living in, like this. >> children in dhs and hhs custody are being well taken care of. we have high stsd. we give them meals. we give them education, we give them medical care there is videos there is tv'ss. >> wow, meals, education what is anyone even complaining about? except you see again, this is the same type of excuse that they used in the 40s to defend america's japanese internment camps within the army pro

for a stark contrast pose selected a piece by wagner. so i pay attention to his interpretations how he makes the piece his own also how he performs his facial expressions and how he gels with the other instruments. you get for me it's more about the joy of playing in the entire picture that i have when i listen i'm a musician myself so i know a bit about it i have to decide in the end to. sell during the song i always leave some very carefully and to make my decision less poor quality and this is the jury so they realize i don't have to be an expert to evaluate what it's about my feelings and. it's now time for the concert grand finale. in the end it's the final round that's decisive in determining the victor of the evening there was altars very close up there. under ask aaron one over the german public with his charm but he shouldn't rest on his laurels at the next concert in a totally different country the results could be totally different. one of the best ways to explore europe is by train so we're going to do just that have on the l

because this is the instance that the tennessee itself ends so so there are three went through to wagner the video system the referee and he decided it was a pansy. but i don't know what what he's was doing here i mean the lack of concentration the sort of the stop on the step up but it was. eventually he missed a penalty and i have to say i'm still a little bit in doubt trying to be neutral to an objective i'm at the. in doubt if you read it was expensive but then the day he missed a penalty so that's no debate over older saving you satisfied with denmark's performance i mean marks out of ten what would you give them in terms of performance yeah in terms of output and gain ten in terms of performance powerfully then i think if i look at i think this team could do so much more that what really works well today was the defense so they defended really well. and there's still plenty to look forward to on sunday coast orica kick off against serbia and some are of germany meet mexico in the capital and brazil versus what still in rounds out the day's fixtures in rostov on don mexico held thei

wagner: i thank the gentleman for yielding, and i thank the chair. i rise today in support of the fisher house foundation amendment number 13. often service members must travel hundreds or even thousands of miles for medical care. for more than 25 years, fisher houses have provided a home away from home for the family members of those who are receiving treatment at a military or v.a. medical center. these houses provide stability, convenience, and one less thing to worry about for families as their husbands, wives, sons or daughters undergo treatment. each time i visit the st. louis fisher house at jefferson barracks, i witness firsthand the dedication of the staff and the volunteers who assist the families of our veterans and service members. an increase in funds will allow the construction of more fisher houses, providing lodging to thousands of military families. we know that a family's love is the best medicine, and good care makes the tough days bearable. look forward to casting my vote in support of this important foundation. together we can ma

william wagner said the past is never past. in this case, it is what hartley had to say. i became a foreign correspondent covering this material and i began to think as i looked at what was happening around here, i thought i began digging into this before i introduce you to characters in the book who are not named ethan allen. where was i? you have to remember when writing, i am quoting antonio fraser who i admire as a biographer, lost my place again. talked about two problems when you write and they will fit into this and one was the peril of anachronistic judgments. i will talk about this and i will tell you, african-americans freed by the nature of the constitution in the 1777. some people -- they really weren't free because there was, it was only adultslaves. you can get into this but you have to remember at the time what the situation was and i want to talk about one of my favorite people who had a role in the emancipation. the other is the question about perils of hindsight. we all know that the patriots won the revolutionary war but they didn't know it then. it was

wagner. >> thank you. breaking news: the supreme court just ruled the secretary did not follow proper procedures prior to your moving into this space and this job. in fact, it says the administrative law judges are appointed by the sec and other federal agencies and they are inferior officers . many of these officers have adversely affected a number of my constituents in the second congressional district. they are subject to the appointments clause of the constitution. i think it will have brought ramifications for a array of federal agencies that employ in- house judges. i look forward to hearing how this will influence your practices at the secretary due to these administrative law judges going forward. i want to start by thanking you and your staff for their work on the proposed best interest standard rule. as many of my colleagues know, i have been an outspoken critic on the misguided fiduciary role and i am happy to see the sec is finally taking lead as dodd frank asked them to do some 1

or were evacuated around ten thousand german still live in slovakia as an ethnic minority wojciech wagner showed us a wooden church built by the german protestant community back in seventeen seventeen but what makes this church so special is the beautiful artwork in the interior partisan churches are normally very plain inside but this church is adorned with wonderful baroque paintings because of its plain exterior it seems the decision was taken to make the church beautiful inside this is what is known as the popular baroque style box the. after the germans fled in one nine hundred forty four and one nine hundred forty five the church became derelict it was only renovated in one nine hundred ninety. so you can say that the germans built the church twice first in seventeen seventeen when the master builder of the town of kashmir out was a german and the second time after the political turnaround after nine hundred ninety the kopeikin germans made donations and we renovated the church. the association of cup a theme germans was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety in the wake of the

the call for big draw and not getting most of their ice then was awarded a penalty again this was a wagner session the referee didn't think it was a penalty the players appeal to the referee to call too long. and this is where we were actually showing the second goal now very calmly again. you know a long ball up he took a very good first charge and then obviously one of those one with a goalkeeper it was a need. most recent seventy five minutes he actually hit the crossbar as well as who's pretty close to getting a hat trick there was a late son of a rallying cry from ice and as he said the penalty so this was a case of. yeah actually players kind of appeal to the reference of going to look at it again and it was a penalty there's no doubt about that calling from the line then then then he when he saw it from the from the proper angle saw that it was a penalty and gave iceland be at the pound you k. now a little bit of christian criticism to the referee then he's a little bit confused about the whole thing and it took him forever absolutely for ever to get the penances shot and. sequences

of i don't know that's for you you just find out you were not so obviously the date they went to wagner not right but that's an offside bar and he was playing the an inside his own half so it was offside and then it was too narrow and i can tell you at that moment you should have seen the mexican supporters i mean from looking like people who was about to drop dead they did get cut straight back to their own came singing dancing and we could hear it here as well so a really good day for mexico in spite of that three no defeat to sweden but. well incredible but you know we know that the mexican fans are relieved because. i think with about five ten minutes to go they were all on their phones in the stadium of their match and you all wanted to know what the result was going to be from south korea germany probably fearing that they were going to hear about a late germany goal but absolute delight but nothing compared to the delight of the sweden fans what a turnaround for them from despair that last second defeat to germany to topping the group with this rino win over mexico you want to se

interview with your highness sportsman who is the fifa main man involved and he explains exactly what wagner is and i think it's quite an interesting thing and i think you hit a few of the run plays might be watching that to just try and understand i'm sure they probably still don't understand fully what happened that poor as it's a love hate to run play he thought he scored made run around for a good twenty to thirty seconds celebrating there was a mass pileup a place they thought they'd equalized and it's must have been a horrible realisation about point that borrowed over old what's also really interesting is that the color scare is the iran manager he said his team up really defensive and many times when you play like i should have you play on the waves this is how you play and as long as it's going good it's going good then spain scored and then it's not going good anymore now can you change is does iran. and have a plan b. and indeed took a put on your hand but caution who is going in the dutch as to be shown for twenty one goals a season the first asian plant evidence become top scori

i'm norah o'donnell along with john dickerson and alex wagner.him proud. alice johnson ran to her family with her arms in the air after her release from prison in alabama last night. she spent 21 years behind bars for her nonviolent role in a memphis-based cocaine trafficking ring. it does not erase her conviction. >> this was the seventh time the president has granted a pardon or commuted a sentence. most have been for high-profile people or celebrities. kim kardashian who push ed for the release said telling johnson the news is a moment she'll never forget. the white house is preparing dozens of other pardons, but did not say who or when. >>> kate spade's husband is revealing details of her mental health struggles. the fashion designer suffered from depression and was actively seeking help. she was found dead tuesday. we should note dr. lieberman did not treat kate spade. good morning. >> good morning. >> her husband said there was no indication, no warning that this was going to happen. how unusual is that and what were the warning signs? >> s

here for people who are excited about it just like they welcome the new youth culture yeah look jack wagner it was great i don't feel off we hope that his reforms would spread to east germany or this and that they would take hold of me as well as the east german authorities put a stop to that in a hurry that was the end of our hopes but i'm not just the hopes of young people. you know it's as if on today i'll tell you what the thinking at the time among our parents and others was be careful guidance as inequalities we could talk about politics among ourselves yes but they never would. view your finished. but some west german students were more concerned about the situation in viet nam in february the s.t.'s organized an international conference on the war it was held at berlin's technical university leftists sought to condemn western imperialism in general and u.s. policy in viet nam in particular five thousand people packed the whole this time it was professes we disrupted the event. because maybe we have jeju what's going on here the conference is over i was a kid. there followed a demons

alex wagner is here with the battle over the trump administration's zero tolerance policy on immigration is intengwiawmaken bo par condemning it as cruel and inhumane. the administration still defends the strategy. >> thousands of people protested across texas yesterday. they accused the administration of punishing undocumented children by removing them from their parents. the department of homeland security confirms 1,995 children were separated from their parents between april 19th and may 31st. >> gayle is in mckellen, texas, leadin along the southern border. she'ams beteen talking tog par recently reunited with their children. she's at a border patrol facility where hundreds of migrant families are being detained. gayle, a lot of people are deeply distressed about this good morning. >> i'm one of those people deeply distressed. i'm so glad we're here and we have a team here to bring a light as to what's happening. we landed yesterday, jumped in a car, drove an hour and went to a location where parents had just been reunited with their kids. some of them had been separated for as long