we are talking about washington square park at north beach. the revamp will save millions of gallons of water a year. one person is suing why there is push back on this project. sam brock. >> reporter: janelle, for those wondering what is this? it is an irrigation project that once it is done it is going to save san diego 2 million gallons a year once it is finished. all of washington square park is fenced off, the entire perime r perimeter, that's leaving businesses losing customers and led to a lawsuit over environmental rules. >> reporter: the center of lively north beach, a new project is hard to miss. with all that beeping and digging and fencing. >> why is bad? >> because they have to give up the park for at least six months. >> reporter: the news came as a curveball. some restaurant tourists worried about the timing. >> it is the summer and everybody wants to go to the park. it is tough for all businesses there. >> reporter: supporters of the project points out the park and its airrigation system has not been touched since world war ii.

we did not have a hearing last week or the week before around washington square, and where the reports, public information, why we're tearing do you know more canopy, and oh, by the way, within several blocks of washington square, d.p.w. tore down a bunch of trees that have not been replaced for an extended period of time. we just had testimony by the appellant that we're going to lose two more trees, that would be in addition to one that had died or one that had been cut down. what do we do to protect the public so that your promises -- i'm not doubting that they're sincere, but that d.p.w.s promises are kept and we don't have a completely empty canopy for a long time to come, which has happened in other areas in the city? what do we have to do in our motion around that? >> absolutely, commissioner. so a few updates on these points. we heard that feedback loud and clear, and we don't want the replacement tree to be the stumble block for public works to just function, and that's what we've really been hearing the last six months to a year, if not a little bit longer. in north beach, we

>> washington square park in north san francisco's neighborhood will . >>> let's take a look at what is going on. here's a look at walnut creek. we're going to hit 84 in san jose to 74 in places like oakland. those temperatures are warmer, and you can see wednesday, still 90s holding on in the east bay valleys, and even 70s starting to show up in the north bay. the warmest days, want them to be behind us as we drop on thursday because of the sea breeze even though summer starts astronomically on thursday, and we will get the rebound as we head into friday. look at the temperatures, mid to upper 80s. low to mid-80s in the south bay and north bay. once you get out in the extremes, that's where the heat is going to be. look what the sea breeze is going to do. if you live in those areas, it will never get hot. we run hotter, alexis. >> thank you, mike. >>> we are looking at a quiet start to the commute this morning. light volumes as you would hope before 5:00 a.m. during the summertime, we are starting to see the summertime volumes. san jose, state route before the airport, everything lo

. >> check this out, 2,500 people in new york city's washington square in the rain to hear him speak. giving people money, a freedom dividend that's andrew yang's big idea. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> check out other candidates sharing their big ideas at nbcnews.com/mybigidea. >>> just graduated, feared kidnapped in mexico. his family appealing for hel >>> officials in mexico say a young american who was celebrating his graduation from med school is feared kidnapped here's miguel almaguer >>> jessie had just graduated medical school the 29-year-old arkansas native surrounded by family and friends on the very night he decided to celebrate in mexico. the newly minted doctor was kidnapped while his friend was beaten, shot, and killed >> nobody is helping us. >> reporter: with his family in arkansas pleading for the american government to help, police in mexico have no motive for the attack in the state, 319 have gone missing in the first four months of this year, up 80% over last year with police saying the attack is likely connected to organized crime, he is considered an innoce

washington square park in north beach is closing downllons of w. the project is getting lots of pushback. many businesses in that area are worried they're going to lose customers. and a lawsuit now filed over environmental rules. >> just being the summer, everyone wants to go to the park. it's really tough on all the businesses there, i feel. >> having it closed for six months and then having it open again for another 60 years, i'm fine with having it closed for six months or eight months. >> supporters of the project point out the park and its irrigation system hasn't been touched since world war ii and needs updating. san francisco says the upgrades will benefit north beach for decades to come. they expect the park to reopen in late fall. >>> today google got the green light for the pride parade on sunday in san francisco. pride organizers say google employees can indeed march in the parade and the company can remain a sponsor. this all comes after about 100 google employees urged sf pride to ban the company because of its inadequate response to

. >>> washington square park in san francisco's north beach neighborhood is now closed for the next six months. it's for a big renovation project to replace the existing lawn, and subsoil to correct a drainage problem that wastes millions of gallons of water every year. park regulars say the closure will have a significant impact on the neighborhood. they enjoy it every day. they call the park the neighborhood's front yard. >> a golfer in san ramon scored some great video of a surprise spectator just off the green. you hear those birds? well, they're calling at a young bobcat who apparently tried to escape them by climbing up that tree. it happened yesterday on the 18th hole at the bridges golf club. watch as the bobcat kitten climbs even higher, then decides to hop off into the brush. >> and off he goes. well, in consumer news, a major recall from amazon to tell you about. >> yeah, the first the retail giant is launching a new subscription service and 7 on your side's michael finney is here to tell you more. michael? >> it sounds a bit like amazon prime. it is a delivery subscription f

my friend recently was in washington square park, and a guy walked past him in a "sorry to bother yous like, "hey, i like your t-shirt." and we happened to be facetiming. and i said, "let me see the guy." and i facetimed with him. >> trevor: and it changed forever. >> his name is michael. he goes to n.y.u. >> trevor: there you go, michael n.y.u. now you're famous as well. >> hi, michael. >> trevor: let's talk about the new movie. "men in black" is a franchise people know and love. and now it's international, even though they were intergalactic before. but the story has changed now. it's about aliens all over. before, it was this is what's happening in new york. now it's like aliens are everywhere. >> yes, it's a global scope. you have only ever seen the new york part of "men in black." and now you get to see "men in black" in london, and we travel the world, basically. it feels like that again, even in the scene that we watched, it feels like you take characters that previously could have just you molded them into being, dare i say, complete human beings, you know, not just "the girlf

sanctions and lessen washington square pond global energy and commercial markets to such a power he has more now from taiwan. according to the arabian foreign minister they are in discussion with a number of countries including china russia turkey and india to try and bypass the u.s. sanctions by setting up a monetary system where they can trade without having the u.s. sanctions affect them this is something that the iranians have been talking about and we know that the russians are behind this idea they said that the russian foreign minister has said that the u.s. sanctions against iran is unfair and the russian government will do everything it can to try and help the iranians bypass them the foreign minister has said that they've already reached some agreements with certain countries and they are still in this caution with others so it's still in the process but in the foreseeable future this could be something that could help iran bypass those crippling u.s. sanctions in other developments the u.s. national security adviser john bolton is one to iran not to take washington's prudence

the city shut down washington square park yesterday so public works crews can begin work on the park'sation system. the system uses more than thee million gallons of water a year. and it often causes the grass to be muddy and damp. the plan is to fix the system and krael a more appealing grass lawn. >>> transit leaders approved a $35 million project designed to make major safety improvements in the south market area. the folsom howard project will fund the makeover along howard and folsom streets. >>> passengers who use cash to ride buses and light rail trains believe paying more in just a few weeks. starting july 1st, the cost of a ride for muni passengers using cash will rise by $0.25. riders using a single pass can pay just $2.first for a single ride. >>> a tech giant stepping forward to help cure the affordable housing crisis. some say their plan is long overdue. >> and the complete forecast. we'll show us when the fog will lift. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bil

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he debated between times square or washington, d.c. could kill a senior government official. he settled on times square wanting to use a bomb strapped to a vest. and wanted grenades to take out at least 8 people. he said it would make him happy to see the flag of islam on the twin towers. there was never a threat with agents watching his moves the whole time. this is the 6th terror plot targeting times square since 9/11. david: jackie, thank you very much. joining me to react to all of this. former army intelligence officer, bret bellakovich. they do their job undercover. these guys don't mouth off. they just do their work. somewhat an incredible group there that is weren't joint terrorism task force. i used to work with them quite a lot when i was hunting isis leaders in iraq and we would interrogate these guys on the battlefield. a lot of them would provide us with u.s. plots or contacts they had in the u.s. we would sift through. the joint terrorism thanks force is built of some of the best minds in the business of counter-terrorism.

he talked about planning his own attack in suicide in times square or washington d.c. say he wanted to use grenades could they could take out eight people. he went so far to record cell phone video of times square to put out a map of his targets. he said it would make him happy to see the flag of islam on the twin towers on the empire state building. times square has been a target for terror. a crude car bomb was found in a car smoking. in 2017, a man tried to set off a bomb in the subway. they failed to detonate. investigators say there was never a risk to times square as agents were washing his every move. the criminal complaints paints a dark picture of what agents say he wanted to see happen. neil? >> neil: that was close. thanks, jacqui. well, to less worrisome news. it's national doughnut day. here's the worrisome thing. police are trying to hunt this guy down because he's traying to destroy it. they're calling him the doughnut desperado. no, it's not me. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with

they say he also talked about wanting to attack political figures in new york and here in washington times squareas you know, one of the most crowded spots in new york city, has been a target before, most notably nine years ago when a man tried to set off a car bomb there and a small bomb was set off in front of a military recruiting station in 2008 this man will appear in federal court later today to formally face the charges there is no word yet on whether his motive, whether he had a motive, what it was, whether he was inspired by a terrorist organization. >> all right pete williams with the breaking news thank you. >>> also this morning, army investigators are trying to figure out precisely what led to an accident during a training exercise that left one west point cadet dead and nearly two dozen others hurt. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us from the military academy. >> reporter: good morning. the school year at the u.s. military academy is over these cadets all seniors taking part in what is called routine summer training. it is dangerous by nature, but it is not supposed to be deadly. this mo

later he allegedly talked about planning his own attack with a suicide vest in times square or washington. where he could kill a senior government official. he allegedly complained about not having enough bomb making materials and said, quote, he would need a circle and when it blows up the balls explode and the metal goes everywhere. the better the explosives, the more farther the shrapnel could go. agents said he discussed buying grenades because they could, quote, take out at least eight people. he also said he took cell phone video of times square so he could plan his attack and then said it would make him happy to see the flag of islam on the twin towers or the empire state building. investigators said there was never a threat to times square that agents were always watching his moves. of course, his criminal complaint paints a dark picture of what agents say this man allegedly wanted to see happen. dana? >> dana: jackie, thank you. house democrats finishing up a contempt resolution for attorney general william barr and don mcgahn for not complying with congressional subpoenas. fox n

bin laden and said he admired the september 11 attacks and planned his own attacks in washington d.c. or times squarened about having enough bomb making materials and said he would need a circle of balls and when it blows up, the balls explode and the metal goes everywhere. agents said that he discussed buying grenades because they could take out eight people and said that he took cell phone video of times square to plan his attack. on another occasion, he said it made him happy to see the flag of islam on the twin towers. the criminal complaint against him paints a dark picture of what federal agents say that he wanted to do i have to correct myself. i referred to it as an indictment. it's a criminal complain and full of alarming details. shep? >> shepard: thanks. a minneapolis cop that was shot has been sentenced to 12 1/2 years in prison. mohammed noor was convicted in april. justine diamond called police to report a possible sexual assault going on behind her home. when the officer and his partner aarrived, he shot diamond as show approached their patrol car. noor said he fired his gun because he

first, to our top story, the continued back and forth between beijing and washington has put tech squarely in the crosshairs of the trade war, impacting companies like apple, huawei, and many more. a new article in "bloomberg businessweek" details how china's tech sector is mostly insulated from exposure to the u.s. on many fronts, but there is one area where it is still semiconductors. over the last decade, china has seen a surge in chip imports. now more than $300 billion. for more on the trade war's ongoing impact on tech in both countries, we spoke to bloomberg our globalking and executive editor brad stone. >> esoteric parts like broadcom's switch chip, more common parts like an intel microprocessor or an amd graphics chip, china really can't replicate those yet. they have been trying for years and it just has not come close. emily: why not? ian: it is difficult. when you are arranging tens of billions of transistors on something the size of a postage stamp, you kind of have to know what you are doing. and making them costs so much money. they have just never been able to develop that

expressing a desire to use firearms or explosives to attack politicians police or people in washington dc or times squareors say in january of this year he took several wreak on trips to times square looking for targets and he specifically got lasik eye surgery to make executing a terrorist attack easier. when authorities caught on undercover agent made contact and they set up a sting along bought 2 glock 16 semiautomatic pistols with obliterated serial numbers from the feds and was arrested. it's impossible like and how that quite course and be like this so a scary. >>that was henry rose off reporting tonight alarms next court date is june 21th in new jersey surveillance video from a dunkin donut restaurant shows an apparent prank that doesn't have police laughing. a suspected a red hoodie as you can see there a lot recording a him or herself hops on the counter and then grabs a dondancing in making a of the theft as an employee watches. you know police have dubbed the suspect the donut desperado they say they believe that the theft was live streamed. reports say the same suspect live streamed a theft a

he talked about buying explosives and a suicide vest to use in attacks in times square or washington,or government official. the complaint against alamb says he spoke approvingly of isis, the son of bin laden and the 9/11 attacks. he is a bangladeshi citizens a legal permanent resident of the united states. >>> now a cnn exclusive. inside the battle for control of libya's capital intimate ripoli, the last stronghold of the government under siege for weeks by forces loyal to a war lord controlling most of the rest of the country. cnn senior international correspondent ben weidemann has the report featuring intense footage shot by free lanes karmman, gabriel shine. >> battle rages on the outskirts of tripoli, the libyan capitol. since early april fighters loyal to the u.n.-backed government national accord have struggled to stop the advance of a war lord, the libyan national army which now nominally controls most of the country and almost all its oil. it's a conflict with sound and fury aplentiy. capturing footage providing to cnn by freelance cameraman gabrielle s shchlt ieme. factions

fast-moving wild wildfires in central washington state grows to almost eight square miles.hat has led the grant sheriff office to evacuate that area. wildfires near the town of beverly grew quickly and dry and windy conditions earlier today. that's denies live look outside the beltway from special report. we will be right back. ♪ my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a s

toon may 7, he is admitted judiciary square hospital in washington, d.c. and he dies of his once on the 12th. -- wounds on may 12. >> papers at the essex museum. that would be the next up for any of us interested in what happens to charlie merrill in his last days. nt became something of a instructional story for readers after the war. this is where his experience and --erial world moves on to a onto a higher plane, a more national scope. when that might be instructional for readers after the war. the story on the left is from a publication in 1866. it reads safeguards for body and soul. charlie merrill, a young massachusetts soldier had a ball passed through his head during the battle of fredericksburg. it entered near his right eye and was extracted behind his left ear. another ball would have entered a vital part of his body had it not been arrested by a testament to which it was lodged. when the safeguard was shown the president come he sent to the hospital a handsome pocket bible, in which as an evidence of his warm regards, he caused to be inscribed,

square. also considered washington, d.c., saying he wanted to kill a senior government official.d to use grenades because he could "take out eight people." it went so far as to even record cell phone video at times square to map out his target and said it would make him happy to see the flag of islam on the twin towers or the empire state building. he also talked about blowing up a military base and shooting long form and officers within the ar-15. the judge ordered him held on nobel, calling them a danger to the committee. this is the sixth plot on times square. in 2017, a man try to set off a suicide bomb in the subway of times square. most of those bombs failed to detonate. investigators said this time there was no risk to times square is that agents were watching this man's move every step of the way, but the criminal complaint against him certainly paints a dark pictures of what agents say he wanted to see happen. guys? >> ed: dog picture indeed. thank you for taking on that report. also developing tonight, a doctor in ohio facing multiple counts of murder in the overdose de

the suspect began planning his own suicide attack last september debating between times square or washingtonc. prosecutors say he settled on an attack in times square wanting to use a bomb strapped to a vest. he allegedly also wanted grenades because they could quote take out at least eight people and said it would make him happy to see the flag of islam on the twin towers or the empire state building. investigators say the suspect took several steps to plan the attack, including recording cell phone video of times square to find targets and eventually buying weapons but there was never a threat with agents watching his moves the whole time. this is at least the sixth terror plot targeting times square since 9/11. the suspect was ordered no bail and due back in court june 21st. in new york, fox news. eric: in england it is a party fit for royalty. queen elizabeth celebrating her birthday in london. what she and the royal family did. excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we k

washington. commemoration ceremonies have been held in several countries on the 30th anniversary of the chinaman square massacre in china in hong kong almost 200000 people held a candlelight vigil pro-democracy leaders spoke to the crowds wearing t. shirts which read the people will not forget the events is held every year but this time more people have attended the ceremony over concerns of china's increasing influence in the self-governing territory the bigger polland is their. 30 years ago hong kong was a very different place for one thing it was a british colony while people here were angered and concerned about what happened in tiananmen square in 1909 there was a sense of distance so over the years this candlelight vigil became tradition the number of people coming and going waxed and waned but this year there is a sense of urgency can you tell us why this year there is a different feeling of 1st 30 progress to be definitely important i said i forget the approach but the freedom your home is being fed by the chinese government thank you and can you tell us why you're here today and why you think

squared off last night. craig boswell is live in washington with the highlights of the debate. >> reporter: good to talk to you. tense debate, at many times with the candidates and democratic presidential candidates sparring on guns and racism and on that note, the focus is still today on kamala harris and joe biden. joe biden went into last night's debate the front-runner but today is on defense after kamala harris bore down on the former vice president's record on civil rights. >> it was hurtful. to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on thee country. >> that is a mischaracterization of my position across the board. i do not praise racism. >> reporter: harris criticized biden for supporting school busing telling the story of a little girl who experienced it firsthand. >> and that little girl was me. >> i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed is busing ordered by the department of education. >> reporter: biden defending his rd joining other candidates attacking the current president. >> the american people understand that trump is

square protests. the chinese embassy in washington releasing a statement saying comments made by secretary of state mikeh edson from fox news live at state department. rich. reporter: their years after the tianamen square, secretary of state coming out with a statement, using it to criticize the current state of affairs in china. secretary of state mike pompeo writing quote, we salute the heroes of chinese people who bravely stood up in tianamen square to demand their rights. we urge the chinese government to make a full public accounting of those killed or missing to give comfort to the many victims of this dark chapter of history. he also says china's one-party state tolerates no dissent and abuses human rights when ever it serves its interests. he specifically references china's repression of its weaker muslim population especially in the province with surveillance, detention camps and reeducation. the united states and china have had their differences though the response from the chinese government on secretary pompeo's statement is particularly strong. chinese foreign ministry quote, secretary of s

had two sets of attacks on oil tankers, both of those have been a trivet it by washington and some of its allies very squarely on beneath it, it adds a new element of danger to what is a very shaky situation. downing street have said that all options will be examined if iran reaches the terms of the copper has a plan of action. that is a nuclear deal under discussion. it could face diplomatic or economic sanctions if it does indeed breach that, as it has now warned, in the next ten days was not well, let's return to the conservative leadership contest, after last night's heated television debate with the hopeful contenders. our assistant political editor is at westminster with conservative mp david gauke, who is backing rory stewart in the leadership contest. thank you. so far it seems to me that most of the leadership contenders have been just that most of the leadership contenders have beenjust taking it fairly carefully with boris johnson, none of them really taking the gloves off. mind you, david gauke did take the gloves of this morning ina did take the gloves of this morning in a tweet, suggesting that

assassination, he was a surgeon in charge of the commissioned officers ward at armory square hospital on the mall there in washington, d.c.. you see the pictures. on seventh and independent spirit it was a 1000-bed hospital with overflow. after the armory on the right, which you can see in the picture and, of course, this is the site of the air and space museum. so, we have to go to april 14, 1865. president lincoln is assassinated by john wilkes booth. we all know that story. now, john wilkes booth was part dynasty,oth acting starting with junius booth and edwin booth. . like this anecdote a 1864, edwin booth is that railroad station in new jersey and he was traveling with john t . ford. the young man slipped and was about to fall into the gap between the platform and the train. ,ooth grabbed him by the collar pulled him back up and saved his life. was none other than robert todd lincoln. the headline at the time was "booth saves lincoln." what motivated booth? there are several theories. book thatre's a propagates the theory there is a case of sibling rivalry. edwin was a more famous actor than john, and indeed, h

nazis held a mass rally - not in berlin, not in rome, but in madison square garden, in front of a 30-foot-tall banner of george washington - bordered with swastikas - in new york city. new york city. but back then, those american extremists could not replicate the success of their authoritarian brethren across the ocean because we in the united states, thankfully, made a different choice than europe did in responding to the era's social and economic crises. we rejected the ideology of mussolini and hitler - we instead embraced the bold and visionary leadership of franklin delano roosevelt, then the leader of the progressive wing of the democratic party. [applause] together with organized labor, leaders in the african american community and progressives inside and outside the party, roosevelt led a transformation of the american government and the american economy. like today, the quest for transformative change was opposed by big business, wall street, the political establishment, by the republican party and by the conservative wing of fdr's own democratic party. and he faced the same scare tactics then that we experienc

given the importance of iowa during election time, is this the first big square-off for what's to come. let's bring in washingtonre, different parts of the state. what's the message from camp biden and camp trump? >> reporter: camp trump is trying to give is message to the people that he's been a job creator, that he's led the country back into a booming economy. i'm sure he'll say that when he tours the ethanol plant and speaks to a republican fundraiser today. joe biden will make the argument that donald trump has dramatically and drastically altered and changed sort of the core and soul of the country, that's been his whole pitch in this democratic primary, that he is the person to take on president trump and carry on the torch of the obama years in the future. well havhe'll have to do a lot . a lot of people that i talked to at the iowa democratic hall of fame forum this weekend were a little upset that he wasn't one of the 19 candidates who showed up to speak to them and make his pitch to them this weekend. lauren: that could be his strategy, to wait it out as we get closer to the debates, closer to the ele

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washington. but then i would also just say the sort of bureaucracy of government, the sort of slow-paced -- we're very much at square. i know it feels like we've been sort of living in this war between washington and silicon valley for a while, but many of these lawmakers are still just at the beginning of even understanding what these companies do, how they could potentially be anti-competitive before you even get to the issue of how you would go about regulating these companies, and then again still whether or not lawmakers have a framework and regulators have a framework in which to regulate tech companies, which is something they haven't really done, with the exception of microsoft in the 1990s. so there is so much here that suggests that lawmakers are sort of in over their head at the moment, and that's why, again, heading into an election year, honestly, we are going well beyond two to three years, i think, before we see any substantive action out of washington. >> jeff, "new york times" highlights a new report from the news media alliance that says google made $4.7 billion off news publishers last year. you j

square. what prevents the washington post from any given day publishing views? what's different about big tech is that it's invisible. nobody knows for example, we have examples of blocking but we don't know for example if i tweet something right now, i've got three or 4 million followers. >> many more than i do. >> i have no idea what percentage of my followers actually see what i say. i don't know if it's 100%, 90, zero point-- no idea, no measure and no accountability. let me give you another-- >> what i'm trying to get at is where the line should be. at one point can a company step in and say something someone has posted is causing or threatens to cause harm. they can take that sort of thing down and will not take a lot of political heat. >> we have a common law system that has existed for years so we direct threat of violence can be called down. if someone says assault so and so or murder so and so that could be criminal conduct. that is different from an insult. >> unless it's criminal you think it should stay online? >> i think we should error in favor of

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20,000 nazis held a mass rally, not in berlin, not in rome but in madison square garden in front of a 30-foot banner of george washingtonordered with swastikas. this was in new york city. new york city. but back then those american extremists could not replicate the success of their authoritarian brother and across the ocean because we, in the united states than god . charles: bernie sanders speaking right now at george washington university. joining me now to discuss this and his speech and others american university executive and resident and fox news contributor, senior fellow at the national taxpayer union. also senior policy analyst for the independent women's forum. capri, i want to start with you because i think a couple things are going on. not only is bernie sanders making the speech to potential voters but feel like within his own party trying to reestablish himself as this godfather of this democratic socialist movement where a lot of presidential candidates have taken bits of it but not the whole thing and maybe differentiating himself here somewhat. >> no question that bernie sanders has really tried to say

officials say he took surveillance video of times square and talked about wanting to attack politicians in new york city and washington, d.c. we can also tell you according to federal authorities he is from queens, new york. at this point, it's not known whether he was acting in cahoots with any sort of terrorist organization. more to come on that. again, a man arrested there for allegedly plotting the times square attack. going to be in court later today. the window is closing -- >>> we're going to check in on the big tariff negotiations between the united states and mexico. president trump about to land back here in america. what thad could mean in the process. >>> here's something you don't hear every day. an all-star slugger hoping to strike out. he'll join me live this hour to talk about his family's initiative. strike out slavery taking on modern day human trafficking which affects 40 million people around the world. he world >> our go, really, is to continue to send a message and hopefully we have 30 ball clubs around the league. the players' association is a part of this. we created this platform, as my wife s

square protests. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera mexico's foreign ministers in washington president donald trump's plans to tax all mexican goods from mexico to stop the flow of migrants or face a 5 percent tariff which could increase to 25 percent. i believe this measure will be further analyzed by the united states government i believe that president trump will understand that this is not the way to solve things i think that there will be a correction if not right away at some point because these measures are neither in the interest of mexicans nor united states citizens u.s. ports have started collecting 25 percent tires on several goods arriving from china beijing's retaliate for attacks on 60000000000 dollars worth of u.s. products have also come into effect last month donald trump increased taxes on $200000000000.00 worth of chinese imports from 10 to 25 percent. u.s. police say a disgruntled city employee has killed 12 of his coworkers and local government complex in virginia beach the suspect died after a gun battle with the police. syrian government forces and their russian

square las leyes migratori migratori migratorias. esta semana la delegaciÓn mexicana se va a reunir con miembro del gobierno del presidente, en busca de llegar a un acuerdo que no implique tarifas. en washington por su parte las autoridades mexicanas anunciaron que trabajan para mitigar las pensiones por la inmigraciÓn y evitar aranceles punitivos sobre todo en las importaciones. va a firmar el jueves una donaciÓn. y su paÍs no quiere esta confrontaciÓn y mucho meno. >>> algunos criticos aseguran que este programa solo busca oponerse a una demanda contra la autoridad de transporte de esta ciudad. de acuerdo al periÓdico, el cost total de este plan es de aproximadamente 450 millones de dÓlares. una propuesta al final necesita ser aprobada para agosto, para ser incluida en las elecciones de noviembre. >>> funcionarios estÁn presionando al... este dinero permite que se el ve la cantidad de servicio hasta un 30%. >>> entre 2 a 0 aÑos de prisiÓn puede enfrentar miryam celaya gÓmez, conocida como la lady frijoles. la mundo hondureÑo estÁ en una prisiÓn en texas junto con su hermana por un caso de agresiÓn contra una casera. cobrÓ notoriedad sobre sus comentarios o frfrecido en rede sociales. >>> cu

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allegedly planning his own attack between washington, d.c., where he could kill senior government officials. officials say alam settled on an attack on times square allegedly want to grenades because it could take out eight people he could be happy investigators say he took several steps to plan the attack, including recording cell phone video of times square to find targets and eventually buy a weapon, but there was never a threat with agents watching his move the whole tim time. this is elise the sixth terror plot targeting times square since 9/11. due back in court june 21st. my? >> mike: jackie, thank you. up next, the panel on joe biden's big abortion course change. or new colossal shrimp & salmon with a citrusy drizzle. tender, smoky, and together on one plank... ...but not for long- so hurry in! whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. shaving has been difficult for me. i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs. so it's a daun

washington has warned that tehran will be met with fierce retaliation. cha >>> it is tuesday, june 4th in china. the 30th an verse of a crackdown of a movement in teiananmen square. china appears to be more happen in wiping the incident from history. elizabeth palmer went to beijing. >> reporter: on june 4th, 1989, weeks of demonstrations and beijing's tiananmen square ended in mass murder. cbs cameras recorded chinese soldiers hooting unarmed civilians. most of them students. one of t student leaders survived. he had to fly into exile. >> i'm a survivor of a massacre. >> reporter: a massacre no one talks about in china. posing as tourists, we went there. tourists have to show i.d. and there's surveillance cameras everywhere. it's hard to imagine this vast square filled with passionate students demanding for freedom. the chinese government have erased any reminder from those events. and it's worked. we showed some of the photographs to young events? >> i think so. >> reporter: no idea in what country? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: minutes later, the police showed up. we ended up in custody for six hours. consumerism and capitalism have eclipsed those for peopl