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how about the rest of week marina i'll look into all of that ior youn a few minute. >> makeure you w sith "fox5" andas the ern blue and marching maci bans an mathetic night marchin wrapped. our coverage could have been tomorrow morning 4 a.m. and carry it live o lair onn and " on thefox5" mobile app. ws right now out of breaking montgomery country, maryland, a mapes dead after a p officer shot and killed him in silver spring. this unfolded this afternoon or three okdz dve. live opt scene with the details. >> shup and mar each awe gotst pahief tom mazeer. one of his offic was out here on unrelated call a block away from where we are on free oak drive. he says the of a try to saka may is combative. thereca was a pl altercation aunt the the clout on both sides. eeshl neshlly the man did survive the shooting and was take to the hospital and did not maken it this happened so hours have gone by and police say they stale have not officer the plan. we spoke to a youngho wom lives where it happens this is what she heard and saw. >> the only thing coye with thick shot go off and our entire nei

they came from behind to win 2—1 with younes belhanda scoring the winner in a match that was played infy for the world cup, drew 1—1 in turin where simone zaza put the italians in front mid—way through the second half, before nathan ake equalised for the dutch two minutes from time. elsewhere, chile, who'll be another notable absentee from the world cup, beat russia—bound serbia i—o in a friendly played in graz in austria. the south american champions dominated the game and should have won by a bigger margin. and might have done so if angelo henriquez hadn't managed to put this effort wide. the only goal of the game was scored three minutes from time by guillermo maripan. india are through to the final of the intercontinental cup after beating kenya 3—0 in mumbai. after an impassioned plea from captain sunil chhetri, along with the likes of indian cricket captain virat kohli asking for fans to attend the match, almost 9,000 turned up as chetri scored a double to help his side through in atrocious conditions. one other football line, pep guardiola has been banned for two champions leagu

. >> tracie potts, nice to see you and gat to have youn the studio for a change. >> yeah, awesome. >> thanks,ac >>> 4:46. two people facing charges for some sort of anltercation on i-95 south. virginia state policeay there was a verbal confrontation on the highway. a 21-year-old woman pulled onto the shoulder and start arguing with another driver passing by. police say the other drivee hit oman with his car. she's ok. virginiatate police have video of the incident, too. the striking driver is facing a felony. the woman is bng issued a citation for improper stopping on the interstaap. >>> thisned earlier this month at prince william parkway and hastings drive in manassas. robert warren hit another car from behind. at o point they say warren slapped the woman in the face repeatedly. he also purportedly slapped her in the face. >>> a prince gorges county is on leave. that incident happened during recess in the parking lot at ardmore elementary school in spri springdale. students witnessed the incident. the princ and parent who works for the school are on leave pending an investigation. >

has been the work we have done and i have to say the across political parties, the level of issue -- youns will know that there are lots that i disagree with the other parties in the house -- but on this issue of renegotiating nafta and the common front we have shown, not just different parties in ottawa, but indeed from parties in government across our provincial capitals, that has really been effective and strengthened our position in negotiations significantly with the united states where it is easy to see democrats have one perspective, republicans another, certain factions in the administration think one way, others think another way. there is not the same kind of unity that we have been able to bring to bear, and canadians, that is not just a credit on a moral level. it is an extremely useful advantage in our negotiations. we have spent close to a year negotiating the modernization of nafta. i think there is a moment where we should be able to move on to other things. in the meantime, we have signed a number of trade deals. we are the only g7 country with a free-trade deal with ever

jane: it is often said that youn cannot undersomeone until you walk a mile in their shoes.hanks to virtual reality, many in washington have been given the opportunity to see what it is like to be a central american or mexican refugee crossing the desert at night. the installation is the work of academy award-winning director alejandro arritu. first six minutes,isitorsre immersed in the experience. he spoke to us about the project and what he hopes people will take away. ♪ >> i think this is more about understanding humanity, not taking a political side. i am not an activist. it is a physical part -- art installation. a ttle bit of theatrics, a little bit of documentary. i interviewed 120 immigrants and what iteir stories and means to cross the desert. ani wrote the script based their stories and specific details. i put themogether. i want youo be physically impacted. you can move along the space and walking with people along the desert at the border of mexico and the itedtates in the sand. you can feel the sand. you are aligned with these unknown people, feeling eir experie

we'll continue to date youn the situation. >>> all right. we have happy couples news.ameron mathison here with that. >> shifting gers a little bit. we begin with gwen and blake and a big weekend wedding. gwen stefani dancing to her own music and causing a wedding crowd to go bananas on the dance floor. ♪ ain't no holla back girl >> gwen played wedding star this weekend at a friend's celebration in texas where boyfriend blake shelton, in suit and tie, was one of the groom's men. then gwen and all her boys hit the water during a rehearsal break for her upcoming vegas residency. >>> meantime in vegas, j. lo's proud boyfriend captured her surprise performance with the chainsmokers at the wynn's xs nightclub. ♪ >> then on sunday, it was j. lo's turn in the supporting role. hanging as her man worked the broadcast booth at the houston astros-red sox game. >>> also keeping close this weekend, george and amal clooney. they hit the italian countryside sharing a scooter while george is on break from shooting his tv return in the hulu series, "catch 22." >>> and new couple ariana

the next step is to file a lawsuit attempting to force the administration to say how youn t a waivero bring family members in. they see this as a larger fight against donald trump's immigration policy. the travel ban has been cited, tsbut there have been laws brought by states challenging the border separations and with the family summer ration -- separation policy, challenging donald trump's ze tolerance immigration policy, the wall and border enforcement. this is a bigger fight than just this decion. >> anthony, thanks for joining us. for more on how some lawmakers are reacting to thruling, i spoke to a democratic senator. he sits on the foreign relations committee. senator, thanks for joining me. tcan i get your reaction supreme court ruling? does this settled the issue as far as you are concerned? >> our legal system, a 5-4 ruling by the supreme crt does settled the issue. i disagree with some of the underlying policies that are being upheld by the supreme court. thishe third try by the trump administration to craft a ban on folks coming to the united states from a series of majo

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youn. call: a previous caller had asked about what's california doing to ensure illegals are not able to vote when they have driver's license, and you completely deflected. so, i'd like the actual answer. >> so, i mean, if you're going to talk about the actual policy of who's allowed to go to the voting booth, i mean, that's probably not -- you're probably going to want to talk to an expert on that. what i can tell you is that based on the research, there's not a lot ev that people who are t documented or people who are not allowed to vote have been voting in these elections. it's obviously a concern that the president has brought up several times and that people across the country have been bringing up, but there's just not evidence of that at this point. >> one other senate race to look at, that in new jersey, only because senator bob menendez was at the center because of his experiences before and the controversy surrounding him. tell us about, remind our viewers, what surrounded him? ho

, thank youn paletta for your time and insight from quebec. guest: my pleasure -- caller: my pleasure. host: here's a tweet at emmanuel macron put out, "the american president might not find being isolated, but neither do we mind signing a six country agreement if need be. because the six countries represent values, they represent an economic market which has the weight of history behind it, and which is now a true international force." what do you think of the president's call for russia to rejoin the g7? caller: absolutely absurd. president trump, it is hard for me to say those two words -- words together, is an absolute embarrassment to the a nine 87 america. what he did with justin trudeau when the two of them sat down together was absolutely ridiculous. he said canada was going to give up all of its tariffs. of course, president trudeau aughed, so did many in the audience. his desire to include vladimir putin is absolutely ridiculous. the russians have showed time and time again that they are propagandists first. their annexing of crimea

emily: there is a concern that bitcoin and blockchain pioneers are mostly youn male. as tech industry is grappling with a diversity problem. if the tech industry does not do a better job including people of all backgrounds, what are the consequences? >> the tech industry has to be a place where people of any background or any demographic, or whatever origin, can thrive. and there have been big missteps on that front. they have attracted prominent headlines, and rightly so. people are paying a lot of attention to just silicon valley and how it is we do things and it has had a real ripple effect around the world. for myself and john, we try to start at home, as it were, and if we can't build a company into and a culture and an organization that we can be proud of, and that we can really feel good about, and where people of any background can really thrive, then we have not achieved anything of value. emily: stripe, you guys have some really interesting things. you have an open floor plan. desks every so often and can meet new people. gender-neutral bathrooms. you have a

youn interview, you said would say, excuse me, just leave.hat confrontation policy has not been attempted by kim jong-un. with a free trade agreement on the table, how far do you think he would go with that confrontation approach? >> i said it very clearly. in politics, you do not make many mistakes. you make one big mistake and you are dealing with consequences. it was one mistake that was made. the humiliation of the mexican people, when this gentleman was insulting and attacking mexicans, calling us rapists and murderers, they gave him the red carpet treatment. even in the books he has published, he likes to provoke. he likes to provoke the adversary to see how they react. the question is, are you going to confront donald trump with total firmness and dignity to get that mutual respect -- >> but how? how? >> in terms of security. they need us. we have a 3000 kilometer border. dating back to the 1990's, the terrorist attacks, how many terrorists have entered the u.s. from mexico? zero. which country does texas export the most? mexico by far

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would youn, categorize this as politics over reason?have any reaction to the letter the jong-un -- john others, wroteng to the government of australia? guest: we have had a very positive response. yang was there to push out the benefits of huawei, having been in australia since 2004. then we wanted to say if australia will benefit from new technology, it needs competition. not just on price but technology. you have the three big players in the market. we start to compete in our r&d centers. australia, embracing all three of us, allowing us into the competition together, will really benefit among the leaders. haidi: how much with the company be willing to compromise to do business in australia? it is not a matter of compromise, around the world we have a different arrangements with different companies. u.k., germany, france, spain and new zealand. in different technological companies in different ways. we are arrangements comfortable with overseas but we are talking to the government now. what arrangements would australia like to have to

so thank you very much, todd, and all the best to youn the future. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissionersjoaquin torres, duty director of economic work force development. with the limited time i have, i want to echo from a staff perspective how extraordinary it's been to have such an incrle andlso someone who cared deeply. i think maybe more than any other director at the ecomic and work force development office about both community and neighborhoods in a very significant way that was felt not only by the people that he was directing, myself included, but community memberscro the city. it's rare when you get someone who is such a believer in professional development, who helps you build your team. i want to and the representatives behind me that recognize such a great leader for our city and county of san francisco. thank you for making this happen and making this space. >> thank you. any othe seein none, public comment is closed. again, thank you, todd, for everything. san francisco's loss is new york's gain, but we'll see you still. don't y. okay. next item, please. >> todd, i also want

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given that the only matters youn talk about on the agenda are the that are properly agendized. that is not on the agenda. i'm uncomfortable with that ide. i don't know if katy porter has anything else to add. she's saying no. >> i'm not clear because, i understood that this issue arose last week. we decided to put it over this week. we can do our due diligence, hae discussions with the city attory office and to determine whetherr not an actual conflict exist wih mr. yank's representation or the effect proceeds conflict on his work for the city attorney's office. it was put over before this mat. i don't understand the distinctn you trying to make. >> distinction is pretty clear. on the agenda is to give directn to your negotiator. your labor negotiator. he's not part of that. jonathan yank role is to give advice to the dar. it's not legally required to put his name on the agenda. he's not a labor negotiator fore city. >> we're having a negotiation in open with our city attorney abot rules and procedures. i think that it needs to be agendize for another time. i suggest we don't w

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that energy on the ground is really big for democrats. , thank youne zaino very much for being here., congressman kevin cramer, a republican from north dakota will join us to talk trade, immigration, and the future of the senate which he hopes will include him because he is running for the senate. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. ofid: big breaking news out london. uber has been granted a license to operate for 50 months by a judge out of there. as i understand it, and the end of this was pretty much what they asked for. 15 months to prove that they can be good boys and girls. >> under the ceo, the company has really presented a we have reformed and have changed a message. say thatt of time to they have shown that they changed is a win for the company . it gives them time to continue operating as they have been an show regulators that they have turned a new leaf. strictery agreed to government oversight. do you have any sense of what that means and how this could set a template for other cities also trying to figure out how to deal with uber? >> part of this

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for the youn al-jazeera the united states has indefinitely suspended some military training exercise of a south korea announcement comes just weeks after present donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un met in singapore but the u.s. has extended sanctions against north korea for one guest saying it still poses an extraordinary threat pretty soon has more from south korea's bolen county. the two korean marine exchange program exercise drills were to be held over the course of the next three months the south koreans have confirmed that these have been suspended this comes after the announcement also this week that a freedom guardian another large exercise involving seventeen and a half thousand u.s. soldiers would also be suspended that came after mr trump exited from the summit with mr kim saying that he was looking at suspending war games as a gesture of goodwill towards the north koreans so this should come as very good news to the north koreans because they've always seen these exercise drills as provocative as a practice for invasion so it should be welcomed quite well by

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. >> yang: amna nawaz, wendy youn, kids in need of defen thank you very much. >> thank you. >> yang:now more on the supreme court ruling we ld you about on how closely the government can keep track of suspects. as jeffrey brown reports, the issue involves location data, typically transmitted by cell phones. >> brown: in late 2010 an ard robbery occurred at a radio shack in detroit. over the next three months, eight more stores in the area were robbed. meta obtained by law enfor from cellphone companies helped lead to arres and convictions. today the supreme court ruled on an appeal of the case. marcia coyle of "the national w law journa there to hear the decision. welcome back. >> thanks, jef w >> brown: itrth adding one of the ironies of the cases one thing they were stealing were cell phones. >> that's correct. >> brown: what kind of data? we're talking about self-site location data. when you lose your cell phone for a call, it pings cell tower and your cell phone company keeps a record of where the pings landed. police want the cell site location records because, once they know wh

for the youn desire of people in these southern syrian province of there are fleeing towards the border with jordan as government forces step up their offensive thousands are trying to move to safety as syrian forces target rebel held areas air force planes dropped leaflets earlier this week urging people to quote cooperate with the government's push to drive out on groups at least eighty nine people were injured as hundreds of palestinians held protests along the israel gaza border on friday it was part of weekly demonstrations against israeli occupation gaza's health ministry says at least three people are in critical condition more than one hundred twenty palestinians have been killed by israeli fire since border protests began in march perry force that has more from the border. but more tear gas has just been fired.

i must have reacted, i must have pulled back or something because a youn young woman so my reactid shesaid mr. ambassador, i didn't raise my hand. i have two kids. i'm the breadwinner. i can't go to jail right now. i've got to show up to work to pay for my family. don't think for a minute i changed my preferences about this regime. we made a big mistake if we think that they've got this whole society locked up and they wanif theywant to be on this pah many years. i don't thin think that he's pue institutions in place to survive the tenure. there is no party or organization. it all depends on the one leader and i dliterand i do think thatl be change coming. think about this for 12-year-olds were arrested just last week. you arrest a 12-year-old for protesting article 31 in the constitution and it's a constitutional right to think that she's ever going to vote for putin. in the long run i'm an incredibly optimistic about the future and therefore the future of u.s. russia relations. i just don't know when the long run begins. thank you all. you've been great. plus the >> thank you all ver

surplus will depend on how the growth will grow from here -- will go from here, especially in i know younee shifting your portfolio given where we are. how are you changing it now? stoxx in stay on the the long-term? >> over the long-term, if there is peace on the peninsula, it will not only affect infrastructure but it will affect all kindf stock consumption, industrial, all kinds. the risk return is better on korean large-cap which has been lacuster over the year to date. the risk return is better on the korean large-cap, something like he end a motors. -- hyundai motors. yvonne: thank you. paul choi joining us from seoul. carson block tells us about his new short target, education company tal. here why he says their profit numbers are fraudulent. this is bloomberg. ramy: short seller carson block says his muddy waters capital is beinait chinese tutoring education group, saying its profits are fraudulent. block says it is lying about investments. tal educationt group, which is a china-based education company. invests in the is probably familiar with them. this is not a small company. thi

on tuesday youn an hour late again, again without notice to the minority. then you allowed mr. jordan to offer an amendment to a resolution of inquiry that was patently nongermane and then stood out of view of the cameras in the hallway while the majority voted to overturn the ruling of their own chair that the amendment was not germane. on wednesday you dropped all committee business who interview peter strzok when had already volunteered to come in for an interview. today we meet so the the majority can criticize the deputy attorney general to his face largely to introduce documents that you know can he not introduce. we'll take a break so we can go to the floor and vote on a so-called resolution of insistence based on an amendment by jordan this week, that's without press sense, without the enforcement of law and a pretext to remove mr. rosenstein that the majority has already planned. what's the great emergency that justifies this last minute hearing? why is the majority abandoned the rules and traditions that govern civility in the house? the tired story of hillary clinton

feel, but youn have to keep trading. -- .3 of 1%..3% we are below it. risk-taking? the 10 year yield unchanged. it looks like if you want to buy safety, you want to go into bunds. the interesting move over the last 48 hours came from the treasury market. this is the chart of the 10 year yield and the blitz that happened late afternoon, treasury yields dropped nine basis points, and then recovered some, but now, we are all five basis points. bellore on that is lindsay , an investment strategist. good to see you. >> good to be here. alix: we worked 20,000 years ago. yesterday, what you understand that happened to treasury markets? interestingwas an look at treasury markets. it is been up and down in the treasury and stock markets. there is a lot of anxiety out there right now. if you are one of those types of investors that is anxious, you have to be in some safe havens to ease your fears, but we ultimately think the stock market will continue to go higher as a year proceeds. alix: how do you hedge? many say it is not the time to buy yet. there is a lot o