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concerns that sewage from the site could pollute the river up to the city of our kindest on the white city. in early april local authorities trying to prevent a rally in our congo in northwestern russia. to no avail thousands showed up to protest against moscow's plans to build a new landfill in the region the waste from the capital. among the organizers of the demonstrations was 23 year old medical student alexander. shuster just a bit as if the protesters are getting ready we'll be marching to lenin square. we hope that the government listens to our demands. regular. moscow has been struggling with waste management problems for years now the chemical is looking to solve the crisis at the expense of other regions. here because the government isn't listening to us. i'm ready to go to war and everyone and i can just feel the same as i do that from discussion they're bringing trash from outside and dumping it here but we're already swamped with our own garbage that. the protestors accuse the regional government of inaction. on failing to fight back against moscow's plan to build what would b

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0ther royal institute of british architect regional award winners include the television centre in white cityilding. in little venice: warwick avenue remains closed following a stabbing on sunday. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a lovely bright start out there this morning, just a little bit of mistiness to contend with but that will live fairly quickly to a largely dry day with plenty of sunshine. now, the wind remains light today, basically a little bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up through the afternoon. i say largely dry, we're at risk of a shower but to be honest, it looks like most places will avoid them. temperatures today feeling warm and 22 celsius. 0vernight, conditions remain very similar to last night. clear, dry, temperatures not especially cold either but we may just see a little bit of mist developing again by dawn tomorrow. minimum between 7 and 10 celsius. so a reasonably mild start tomorrow, another bright one, the mist will lift, we'll get a day of sunny spells. temperatures again low 20s, at around 20 celsius. as we head through to thursday, thou

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steven whiting, citi private bank always a pleasure to get your views. thank you very much.rbi, but we'll do it for you tomorrow more time for you to respond about what would you do if you were president trump and these trade negotiations we'll repost it and do it again tomorrow that's it for us here on worldwide exchange dow futures down 120 big day. "squawk box" is next edward jones came to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. >>> good morning stock market whiplash. the big comeback for the dow, and a fleurry of trade headline that sparked the moves >>> a $5 billion fine is a bargain for the social network they're calling for more accountability start the clock. chevron now has four days to counter occidental's bit for anadarko petroleum it's may 7th did i miss cinco de mayo it was on a sunday >> it happened >> yeah. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin melissa lee with us today. becky is off

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we always be aware of the concept of the whites of this come to the city. it is a ship also the place of the old one discipline it might be for the gun the nation . all. whites let's be honest it was. up to that address. and a return to ancestral lands to the green hills and huts of the cost. of the muslim brotherhood to. the people in the cross quietly taking my deep as a rival. this is where the father of the nation was born in one thousand nine hundred six and this is where he spent his early years. under the by liz and the little is going to straighten this out on which i. mean. you know honor of his royal ancestors the national hero also attends traditional ceremonies with his people. result was a lot of people have experienced a lot of light and a lot of darkness throughout their history the same is true of our leaders are some were wise and courageous others. he's quite amazing he didn't mix he has the arrogance over.

in many cities, the white music and the black music doesn't mix.t experience, it was minor threat. looking at minor threat and these people look like they are biting. >> the mosh pit. >> oh, hell, they arrived. that's the way they dance, right? i'm thinking like what's going to happen when we come on? the way they adapted is like amazing. it was a marriage. between the two styles. >> so what was it like when you were a kid growing up. d.c. has gone through so many changes. >> you see people get robbed, shot, it was kind of rough. i lost two brothers to the streets. i lost one of my brothers right in front of my mother's house. it is, you know, it was rough. it's a rough thing to deal with. and it's still rough. believe it or not. >> i believe it. this is still america and the d.c. police department is like many police departments in this country. they blame violence and crime on black culture and music. >> the councilman didn't know what to do about the violence. they associated the things that happen outside of the go-go with the go-go. they tried

been a majority white city for most of its 218 years as a city. and yet african-americans and whites have been treated in exactly the same way. as second and perhaps worse, econd class and perhaps worse. so on monday, the last monday in may, memorial day will mean perhaps more to the residents of your nation's capital than anywhere else and particularly to our veterans who are still living. we cannot help but remember that in world war i, the district lost more states -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. norton: and therefore as i speak our casualties, i on this house floor for every resident, for every veteran, and i believe for every american when i say all americans, those who live and those who have died, those who continue to serve, are entitled to full and equal rights. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. might the gentlewoman offer a motion to adjourn? ms. norton: i move that the .ouse adjourn the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say a

cities. it's not to talk about white, blue collar workers in prn it's to talk about the dignity of work across. >> >> don't you think it's there now? >> i this about. but you can have sfwln if you want to see style trump substance in the ot in offer the past 20 years. donald trump flob it sure as hell wasn't because of policies because he had no policies. that's why i would be less focused on what lane did if he tax it to trump on the campaign trail, if he makes headlines every day like trump did by not being bombastic but being

cities. workers as young at 16. >>> the great mystery involving the great white. the shark spotted just off the coast, not far from new york city. where they think the shark is tonight. >>> and he's back. will he break the all-time record? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with that state of emergency at this hour in missouri. reports of a confirmed tornado on the ground in that state just before we came on the air. tornado watches and flood alerts across several states tonight. it's already been a violent 24 hours. at least 30 reported tornadoes. this enormous one in okma. re tial rain on the way tonight. we watched today as emergency crews conducted water rescues on live television. this scene playing out in el reno, oklahoma. this whole system on the move tonight. we're also watching severe weather now in the forecast for the northeast. meteorologist rob marciano leads us off from oklahoma tonight. >> get that! >> reporter: tonight, tornadoes threatening the heartland as torrential rains submerge

a great white has been tracked off long island, not far from new york city, and it comes of course amid heightened concern already off cape cod. here's abc's linsey davis tonight. >> reporter: an ominous alert has residents near the long island sound rattled tonight, as a great white shark is believed to be lurking just off the coast of greenwich, connecticut. the shark-tracking organization ocearch says this is the first time the organization has ever gotten a ping from a great white in the long island sound. the researchers tagged the male shark off nova scotia last year they're able to use to track its whereabouts. the shark has been on the move in recent months, from florida to delaware. the organization announced the new location of the 9'8", 533-pound shark named cabot with a tweet, using the shark's handle. "hello greenwich, how are you today?" new england states are worried about shark activity going into the summer months after last summer's deadly shark attack on cape cod. >> i have a report of an unknown shark bite, male party. >> reporter: the first fatality in more than 80

gains a little bit as we continue look through the earnings release, still with us is stephen whiting of city .rivate bank you talked about how we knew 2018 earnings would not be great. what do i earnings look like right now given that we are about halfway through? stronger than consensus for the quarter. quarters of30 nine that happening in a row. the gains of large which tends to be what we see in the first quarter, so i think again, the final quarter will show about a 2% year-to-year gain, but that is with at least a 25% drop in the energy sector, which we think is history, given what happened with the oil price. going forward, we probably end up with a 4% to 5% eps here in the united states. you have to remember, last year, share prices in the u.s. market down 6.5 p globally, down 10.5. these are the kinds of reactions you get when you think you have reached a peak in earnings. we are not up a lot, but i don't we even have to assume 2020 is a down year for earnings given what has happened. the fed has swerved on taking us off the cliff. again, you can quibble a little bit about should the

visit outside the british parliament in london and analyst alex ross whiting a big city analyst thank you both very much for sharing your perspectives with us. so we heard what barbara had to say about briggs of so how is it going down in busses i put that question to did use a bit of buses back off line and i asked him if there'd been any reactions to news after these amazing resignation we've had some reactions by now from leaders in the european union they're not really saying anything about the course forward so you have for example the german chancellor are going to macro who's acknowledging acknowledging that this is in with respect and still hoping for an orderly brags that so nothing's really changed there you have leo varadkar the prime minister of ireland who of course his country has the most to lose from in order to bragg's it and basically saying that there are a lot of things that will with stan brags that because the 2 countries are close partners the only one who was a little more precise so far was the french president and mother when my call one of his spokespeople s

scene is playing off off the coast of connecticut. >> a great white shark has been tracked in the long island sound, not far from new york citysey davis. >> reporter: an ominous alert has residents rattled as a great white shark is off the coast of greenwich, connecticut. the shark tracking organization said this is the first time the organization has ever gotten a ping from a great white in the long island sound. the researchered tagged the shark off ofbe on e ve fromlorida t8" 533-pound shark named cabot, with a tweet using the shark's handle. saying hello greenwich, how are you today? new england states are concerned about sharks going into the area after last summer's deadly shark attack on cape cod. >> have a report of an unknown shark bite male party. >> reporter: the first fatality there in more than 80 years. shark attacks in the long island sound are extremely rare. the last time a person was attacked was more than half a century ago in 1961. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey there. >>> well, we know aretha franklin was a prolific songwriter. but it seems she was pretty good at writing out wil

she's a 25-year veteran of the department and the city's second female fire chief, preceding joanne hayes white who retired after 30 years on the job. >> we work and a one-of-a-kind city of densely constructed wooden buildings on hillsides. we fight fires in our own way and do a darned good job of it. [ cheers and applause ] >> nicholson is also a breast cancer survivor and has since become an advocate for efforts to prevent cancer among firefighters. >>> 4:24 in california's getting ready for a tough wildfire season. cal fire and state emergency of wildfire preparedness week. right now, the status focusing on improving forest management and clearing vegetation. they want you to prepare for an evacuation plan to create defensible spaces around your home. >> part of the responsibility is not just government, it's an individual responsibility. it's important to learn about threats in your area and what kind of fire zone you live in. >> in the east bay hills, creating a fire break is one of the many high priority projects cal fire crews will handle statewide. >>> tomorrow marks six months, believe

white neighbors starting headed homes and cities on fire. there were riots, there were protests, and there was a national pushback that happened in the summer of 1919. chicago, washington dc, some of the worst. oklahoma did well, in oklahoma we had 30 towns considered black towns scattered across the state. the first that came to oklahoma that were african-americans came with 5 tribes when they were relocated, they were brought by the 5 tribes that brought them as slaves and when they moved to the southeastern part of this country and eastern oklahoma and that tragic loss, they brought their slaves with them and then when we became a state, and after 1889, and years later as we became a state, land started opening up and individuals moved from all over the country, african-americans came for new hope and new opportunities and they came up all over african -- one of them being greenwood. it was known as black wall street, one of the most prosperous communities is the african-american community. on the north end of tulsa. coming into greenwood

. >>> newly released body cam nottage of a white oklahoma city police officer shooting a black teen hased a new investigation. 14-year-old lorenzo clerkly jr. was rc than a second after sergeant hocum warned him to drop what turned out to be a bb gun. clerkly's family says he didn'n >>> the charter jet that ended up in a river in florida is out of the water and being examined by investigators. >> time lapse video shows two cranes lifting the 737 onto a barge. federal officials are still trying to determine why the charter went off the end of the runway at naval air station jacksonville friday night. all 143 on board survived. bad weather may be to blame. >>> so if you use a rideshare service, you may have noticed it was a bit harder to get around yesterday and a lot more expensive. >> in at least 20 cities around the world drivers for uber, lyft, and other rideshare services went on strike over their shrinking paychecks and eeshah hasorpping as long >> reporter: dozens gathered outside uber headquarters in long island city on wednesday demanding higher wages and benefits. they're joined

manchester city women's team has signed the england striker ellen white on a two—year deal. ons with birmingham city. england's charlotte thompson leads by a single shot, nearing the end of the first round of the ladies european tour event in cadiz. she opened with a six—under—par round of 66. italians have taken control of cycling's first grand tour of the year, the giro d'italia. fausto masnada broke away to win today's sixth stage and valerio conti took the overall lead ahead of compatriot giovanni carboni. britain's simon yates has slipped to thirteenth. formula 1 is in talks to hold a race in morocco. the last grand prix to be staged there was in 1958, when stirling moss won in casablanca. africa last hosted a race in south africa in 1993. world taekwondo champion bianca walkden is on course to retain her heavyweight title in manchester. the world number one is in to the final of the over 73 kg division. fighting in the blue, she beat mexican briseida acosta 19—9. walkden will now fight for the title in the final tomorrow. you can watch more from the taekwondo world cham

she spent the last 15 as fire chief and is the longest serving in the city's history. hayes white tomorrow. tonight's celebration starts at 5:30. city recourts are cashing in on the snow that spilled in the spring. according to the "l.a. times," 7.3 million skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes in california and nevada, an increase of 17% from the previous years. higher prices couldn't keep people from making the trips to the mountains. according to liftopia prices went up by an average of 12% and online prize up is a%. now to a special day in vallejo, the largest commencement ever for cal maritime with 276 undergrads and 16 master students taking part. school officials provided us with this video of yesterday's sumoni. the ceo of celebrity cruises delivered the commencement speech. one of the graduates says this was the path that he was destined to take. >> i've always lived by the coast and i it was always kind of nice to look out on the ocean and see the big ships and to be honest never thought i would actually sail on one so coming here and being able to do that, it was just

city $57,000. for the prilsz of this program we could get 405 brand new teachers black white hispanic and otherwiseme good for them as opposed to chase these racial ghosts through the five boroughs of new york city. >> are you allowed to say should you be allowed to say and get away with it that we are going to give preference to people based -- children based purely on their skin color to some and discriminate against others purely based on their skin color? isn't that what we didn't like about the jim crow south that attitude. >> we developed orwellian situation where we tried to escape this sort of bias in favor of one race versus another. now it's being done in the name of racial equity. so inequality equals equality if you follow that. this is really, it makes no logical sense. as i say i think it's truly orwellian. >> tucker: last question maybe should have been my first question. is there any evidence that any of this helps kids learn, that it produces better outcomes that it helps children? >> i don't think so. i think it -- all it does sen gauge in racial obsession. racial being counted an

first, backfill federal cuts to ryan white that our city is experiencing in $66,600 for the upcoming year. second 3% cost of doing business increase for grant funded contracts. the general fund contracts received increases, grant funded contracts don't. $3 million in housing subsidies we are asking for. this is city wide ask that we are working across as well. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> i am the program director of the peter community one of the largest in san francisco. thank you for your consideration for our cfci budget. the lack of ongoing and increasing financial support flat contract funding with small co increases annually no indirect funding cost coverage for contracts competitive job market. the increases is not for years. one-time increases are not enough to meet the skyrocketing cost of salary requirements in the bay area. we have not been able to offer attractive salaries and retain quality staff. operating expenses for food, facilities and phones and overhead to run is programs is annually with no increase in income. we cannot over-competitive salar

the new warning along the east coast as a great white shark turns up near new york city. what beach towns are now doing to keep swimmers safe just days before the unofficial start of summer. >>> plus, the so-called pink tax. the new study revealing why women are paying twice as much as men for the same products. >> the "jeopardy" juggernaut strikes again. game show genius james holzhauer adds another win to his streak. >> how long will it take him to reach 2 million? >> what the best "jeopardy" player of all time says about his all or nothing style. >>> and fifth time is a charm. the warriors are on their way to another nba finals. the epic finish and why this win is so special. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news overnight. at least 17 tornadoes have been reported in the southern plains. >> the storms are sweeping across texas, oklahoma, kansas and missouri. in addition to the damaging winds and hail, the big concern is flash flooding with more than 6 inches of rain already falling in parts of oklahoma. overnight, a terrifying scene in the sou

staying with city, the women‘s team has signed the england striker ellen white on a two—year deal. ons with birmingham city. she‘s been capped 80 times and helped the lionesses win the shebelieves cup in america earlier this year and she‘ll be a key player for england at next month‘s women‘s world cup in france. the first round of the us pga championship is well under way. golf‘s second major of the year is taking place at the bethpage black course in new york. let‘s get the latest from our golf correspondent iain carter. at one point three englishmen were at the top of the leaderboard. if you changes since then? justin rose has flickered around the leaderboard. he has slipped back subsequently. today is just all about one man and that is the defending champion, brooks koepka. this has been a sensational round of golf. throughout the entire build—up to this pga championship we have been discussing what might be a winning score. robert lui around six, seven, eight under par, a difficult golf course, but brooks koepka has ripped to pieces, seven under par, 63. think about his pedigree

let's say you have a city that threeority white, but wards are predominantly immigrant. u eliminate wards -- yes? >> [inaudible] >> that's exactly right. chicago.le, i will use a hive of machine politics, right? chicago is renowned for inruption in city government this time period especially. city councilnd the had african-american aldermen at the turn-of-the-century. why? because it had world -- ward politics and the south side elected its own aldermen. that would not have been the case without ward politics. at-large elections vastly reduced immigrant participation. this became a huge issue in the civil rights movement and many cities that had at-large elections switched back to more established ward elections for the first time. another example of taking power from the people to make democracy more efficient? city government by expert. a lot of this happens on the municipal level. this is city governments that have a city manager or commissions style government. these are much more common in the midwest, south, and west for this reason. their city governments are newer

special summit in paris to tackle this issue the meeting comes 2 months after a white supremacist killed $51.00 people in the city of christ church and live streamed that massacre on facebook. when the right wing extremist in new zealand shot and killed 51 people in 2 mosques in christ church he live streamed the act on facebook. the footage went viral. now a new zealand's prime minister just in the are done and french president and manuel mccrum are taking a stand against hatred and violence online the end of the christ church call for action is to prevent the spread of extremist content on social media. what happened in christ church was not merely an unacceptable object terrorist attack it was a transformation of the internet into a full on propaganda machine that aims to destroy any form of cohesion in our societies it's a crisis huge call to action an action plan for change it's a global response to a trade you did it. on the shores of my country but we're also met liefeld around the world fundamentally it ultimately commits us all to build a more humane internee. which cannot be misused by terrorists for bu

manchester city women have signed ellen white on a two year deal after a couple of seasons with birminghames and help the lionesses when the second back—up for the first time. there was a big win forjohanna konta in rome today. she beat the sloane stephens in three sets to reach the italian 0pen third round . the british number one lost the first set on a tie—break. but konta fought back against the seventh seed and took the second set by six games to four. konta broke early on in the decider as the americans serve collapsed and konta took it 6—1. because this match was rained off yesterday konta will have to play her next match against venus williams later today. the two—time french open champion maria sharapova has withdrawn from this month's touranment because of an ongoing shoulder problem. she hasn't played since january. the us pga championship is under way. tiger woods has just the us pga championship is under way. tiger woods hasjust sealed off. chasing a second major title in a row, which could move them back to the top of the world rankings. danny willet and rory mcilroy tee off

me to local thought our of your boy shows us the capital of europe white want to be there by the way according to a study it's the city with the highest quality of life in south america. welcome you to montevideo the capital of europe wide audience a little white. you know my diego gumbo i'm colombian but moved here 6 years ago because the city is laid back safe and beautiful not a d.c. mosque that i'd love to show you around but you're not going to say let's go. and place among us we're starting on over on the plaza independencia the city's main square among the noteworthy buildings here this is the palazzi. one till $935.00 it was the tallest building in south america and it's now part of our national heritage but the money on us will not. be and so there's also the gateway of the citadel which is all that remains of a fortification that protected the city in the colonial era yes like now it's at the entrance to the old town. you have your house up to death stream zone with shops restaurants museums and offices runs right through the old town you piece of your p.c. on one of the dail has a 1000000 and a half residen