welly, in all the years that have been toiling in these judicial fields i don't think i come across a president who was so direct for what he was looking and i would say when you take a at brett kavanaugh's record take an optional roe and the oth affordable care act. when you just t step back for a minute in the what we i think that are looking for in a judge or whose mind omeone isn't made up, someone who can open mindases with an and be fair minded. here you have a candidate who is already subscribing to some very views which, just imagine, what donald trump repealing the affordable care act -- he will brett to do by putting avanaugh on supreme court, depriving millions of americans of their healthcare. say that in and of itself is a smoking gun. but, to further the conversation, we expect there to thousands of pages of documents released, and to review mple time those and i know people will be interested to learn more views.kavanaugh's n fact, at his d. krfpc. circut court hearing -- i think it was 2004 -- he was specifically about his views and what e did with respect to overseein

these white teletubby suits that make you look a lot fatter than even i am and you have black plastic wellieand you have a face mask and you have double layer gloves in 28 degrees heat and you literally will go through the floor with your fingertips until you find the first bit of body or bone and you start to create the outline of that individual. you'll lift that individual. generally by this point, most of the soft tissue has gone so you are looking at bone and identifying that it is a male, what age, what potential height, is there anything about them in terms of their dentition or a disease they had or a broken bone that they have had that might help their family identify them. are they still wearing some clothing? is there something in the pocket? you have described this as one of the greatest experiences of your life doing this and i am struggling to relate to that because it just sounds like a vision of hell to me. i can see why it would be a vision of hell and certainly i have never done anything on that sort of scale before. most of the work that i have done within the uk has been

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happen because the leaders are not doing the right thing and the right thing right now is both these wellies and hamas have to agree on what not the hamas has offered it to israel which is kind of a cease fire as you mentioned before at me and it lasted for about three and a half years and now there is a new kind of struggle that israel has not faced in on it and now is just just agreed with. putting on the kind of an arrangement in syria to get the iranian out of the israeli border but it is same time israel has no answer to the kite attacks of children and since its launch from about two kilometers from the border of israel has no ability to travel at them so what you need to do and this both sides know is to find an answer to what brings those children to launch this of these rockets and this is of course the embargo the closure on gaza and what the americans are doing right now a huge you mentioned the demonstrations against the tribe i can imagine what would happen if you arrived to gaza there are about thirteen thousand workers that are going to lose their jobs because the americans ar

welly, the real risk is that capsize the global economic recovery, downturn in world trade policy, which would hurt many exporting companies. .- countries the markets have responded with the chinese authorities have said. scarlet: it is quite the statement. you mentioned the trade surplus. no matter how the u.s. chinese tit-for-tat plays up and think there is some level the chinese surplus will have to all that they are for the yen being weaker longer-term? neil: what has been interesting the last 12 to 18 months is the strength of the chinese currency. it is fair to say that the chinese authorities have actually played ball with the chief the over the commitments -- the g20 over the commitments as birthday and balance on its balance of payments. tensions like the imf have been advising germany to do something about that. nothing has happened yet. the chinese have done. account surpluses as a percentage of gdp have fallen over the years. china has not been named as a currency manipulator or the u.s. treasury. they have on the monitoring list. that is helpful. a good one. is it all has to

meadows where they gathering for what they call a carnival of resistance including events like toss the welly donald's humorous ways over expressing discontent with his visit to the u.k. illinois is say that it's trying to send a message not just to donald trump but to prime minister trees a million politicians around europe that they reject attacks on migrants and and muslims and that's a topic that donald trump did actually address at the press conference with treason me on friday and the only time really that the two seem to be wildly divergent in their views is he said that immigration had been very bad for europe linked it to terrorism and then said quote they better watch themselves a lot of people out of anti racists campaign is hoping couple much reason may refuse to to follow she actually defended the history of migration in the u.k. as a whole but she's not very popular here neither is donald trump there's no love lost between him and first minister nicolas sturgeon she's actually in glasgow leading the pride parade today but senior members of her s.n.p. party are among the speakers

with that i would like to ask jay wellis to come up and say a few words. >> hello my name is jay wallace. thank you madame president and commissioners. we are back again and we would request your support of the new marina lease. the process after we last left you in october of '17 supervisor kim made a request which we were glad to participate with her office and -- let the negotiations over a two month period. the sailing center is supportive of what the new marina is treasure island enterprises is prepared to move forward with the new marina and with that we request your support of the marina at today's meeting. >> president tsen: thank you. do you have anything else? >> yeah, i do. i want to thank everybody for tie and all the different parties and for everybody sort of coming together. this plan is represented by everyone and it's a good project. with that authority staff recommends approve of the sequa findings and we would seek to approve with tie. upon approval of the lease the lease will be taken to the board of supervisors for their approval and authority of staff will continue

r>> welly got it yesterday. >> flash drought ended with a >> the flooding in the video. if you think about it, these uick.s moved pretty if they would have moved a little bit slower or just kind of stalled, we would have had way more flooding across the area. worse.ld have been a lot that rain was part of a cold front. it's moved through. now we're going to see a different day today. completepposite of it today. we have nice temperatures. low humidity. sunine it afternoon. suburbs it morning are in the mid 60s right it feels really nice. nice and dry. here's radar. for reassurance, we have clear skies in the forecast. o rain out the right now. o rain in the forecast today. are's the summer camp forecast if the kid heading to summer camp. by 9:00 a.m., 11:00 this morning, still need the sun ock. sunshine through the afternoon. 82 by 3:00 p.m. temperaturesn about the mid-80s. feeling really nice for the kids outsid we'll takeok at what will happen the rest of the week and in ok ahead to rain chances a few minutes. melissa, what's happening on tha ? good morning. >> good mo

for a carnival of resistance with lots of events some of them a family themed things like throw the welly donald so it's all in the the the line of satire and humor trying to say that donald trump is not welcome in the u.k. that we speakers from most of the political parties here including the ruling s.n.p. the first minister nicola sturgeon has decided not to be his she's in glasgow leading the pride parade in a few hours from now but some of her party will be there and there have been strong editorials in a lot of the scottish newspapers opposing donald. it's policies on things like immigration those themes are going to be highlighted here as well as things like the environment and women's rights the protests won't be as large here as they were in london but they should be quite colorful there are some protests is already near the turnberry goal for resort way he is but they're being kept at some distance they've been denied permission to fly that trump baby balloon that we saw in london but it's expected to make an appearance here in edinburgh sometime today and of the many thanks inde

. >>> joining us now is wells fargo senior global equities strategist john wen and david welly.you first, who's more important to you today, steve liesman's report or eunice's report on trade what are you more focused on this morning >> i'm more focused on the jobs. trade war is probably a lower priority than the rhetoric and the things that happen today for me the thing that's going to drive the market over the next 12 months, is going to be things like employment, global growth, what's the fed going to do will we see a lot of wage pressure so for me, i pay a lot offen attention to what's going on in the trade report. >> if that's what we should be focused on, why such a market reaction to what was a good report >> i think both things are actually important in the short run, i agree i think we should have a more positive market reaction because what this is really showing is that american business is capable of luring people back into the labor market but i do think this trade war issue is a problem because we're making -- it seems like we're making the assumption that at some

linzi came home from work and the first thing stuart did was and his wellies to his mum and say, "i want he grabbed the bucket, we were feeding the cows. i said, you go over there and make sure you keep out of the way. at the time i was keep out of the way. at the time i was operating the forklift, and when i was operating the forklift i always had my eyes open, kept looking, making sure i knew it was safe, he was out of the way, and when the accident happened he was in the blindspot of the forklift. there was no the blindspot of the forklift. there was no blame on it, it wasjust i could not see him for love nor money where he was. when the accident happened, i was like, please god, don't let that the stuart lying there. when! don't let that the stuart lying there. when i moved the machine further back, he wasjust there. when i moved the machine further back, he was just lying there lifeless. i'm so sorry. the only saving grace was that he was in no pain. the accident was quick so he didn't suffer, didn't have to make any life choices for him. we we re make any life choices for him. we w

farmers always have to work with the weather, whatever it does by further only to be one pair of wellies really caused problems but we are very pleased with what we got this week, it's been good. normally the show is battling against rain. how can gardeners cope? certain part of the countries of hosepipe restrictions. the most important thing is the work is done early. we don't often get hot dry weather you can load a short plassey have in your garden with your own compost, keep moisture in the ground rather than let the evaporation to the job, u nfortu nately we've lost than let the evaporation to the job, unfortunately we've lost players. many people come and say, fans haven't actually produce the flowers of the time for the show so in that respect, we've been struggling to get them on the benches. one of the great things is that old friends come together. but known each other for a long time, not that you are particularly old. alan bond is a show like this to the farming community? it's a shop window. cattle, 8000 couples, —— 8000 cattle. thousands of people coming. such an important.

as a farmer, though, and ours can be very long, so what plans does she have if any to hang up her welliesfind more on that on south today this evening. thank you very much. more now on borisjohnson's speech to the commons where he spoke of a "needless fog of self—doubt" which had descended over britain during the past 18 months, but the former foreign secretary did stress that it was not too late to save brexit. the conservative mp david jones told my colleague vicki young that others in the party share boris johnson's concerns over brexit. well, he has made some very important criticisms, and in fact criticisms that a lot of colleagues have been voicing the sometime. the fa ct have been voicing the sometime. the fact is that the lancaster house speech the prime minister took delivered in january last year did set out a very clear course for the future of the negotiations, and what we saw in chequers was a complete departure from that and of course as he quite rightly says a position where the uk will cease to be effectively an independent nation and will continue to be a rule taker, and