>> congresswoman zoe k ofgren, thu for joining us from washington, d.c. >> you bet. >> as you just heard congress mom lofgren say, many questions remain about the president's executive order to stop separating families at the border. it's unclear if those separatedd will be reun and if so when. the president's order also calls for indefinite detention. but that contradicts a 1997 federal court settlement barring children from being detained for more than0 days. meanwhile, advocates have been raising concerns about the damaging effects of forced separation on children. rihe president of the an academy of pediatrics said conditions in detention facilities are, qunge, traumatind that alternatives to detention exist. and joining me now for a deeper look at these issues are julian aguilaimmigration and border security reporter with the "texas tribune." he joins usia skype from texas. also attorney spencer ander with the aclu immigrant rights project. and chandra gauche ippin, childt psycholognd associate

so on a scale of one to ethical how does everyone feel about pulling a real zoe barnes for story ideas for media rights groups however what we're seeing here is trump's latest push to demonize journalists a move which represents a true declaration of war on the press we believe that the government seizure of early work in this data sets a dangerous precedent we fear it could be an opening salvo in an ongoing battle over reporters' ability to produce think this but such intimidation tactics on reporters are actually nothing new investigations into journalists on their sources were heavily ramped up under trump's previous s.-a in fact under president obama the justice department prosecuted more leak cases then all previous administrations combined so perhaps it's time for a rethink on using this old spiel journalist shine a light on many issues around the world keeping citizens informed prompting robust debate discuss discussion we certainly face that here and holding governments accountable we honor the many journalists and media professionals who have dedicated their lives to the profe

joining me now is discuss this iswosan jose congrean zoe lofgren.he joins me via skype from washington, d.c. congresswoman, nice to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> e pentagon is now saying it's preparing to house as many as 20,000 migrant children on four american military bases in texas and in arkansas. are you gettiy details on who would be housed thre, for example, would the parents of the children also be there? >> no, they've shared no information with me, which is alarmingince i am theenior democrat on the immigration subcommittee and we have jurisdiction over this issue. >> what do you think, though, about that prospect, of having these migrant family camps housing lots of people on military bases? >> i think it's a terrible idea and it's completelyunnecessary. if someone com to the united ates and seeks asylum that's permitted under american law, you need to administer the law in an orderly fashion. you'll need you don't need to lock people up in order to have them showmup at theirgration hearing. in fact, we had a program in existe

we get reaction from san jose congresswoman zoe lofgren.he's co-authored a bi protect immigrant families. >>> plus a new documentary reveals the toll factory farming takesnm on the envit and human health. hello and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. we begin with immigration. on wednesday president trump signedec an eive order ending the practice of separating immigrant children from thesr famit the border. the new order would allow families to be detained together. in april attorney general jeff sessions announced a, quote, zeroolerance policy to criminally prosecute all illegal ose er crossings even for traveling with children and claiming asiel ing ing asielum. since then more than 2300 immigrant children have been separated from their parents and held in government-run shelters. backlash to the practice has been intense among both republicans and democrats. on monday during a press briefing department of homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen pushed back. she blamed congress for the separation and said that et nted children were

zoe lofgren - it's become a very ugly race. because i do think this is about the judiciary. the individual who committed the offense was found guilty by a jury. i believe therefore he was guilty. the judge imposed the sentence that was provided by law.i honestly felt it was too low myself. but the law has been changed now. so that it could never happen again. that's the way to deal with it i think. other other lawmakers have agreed with lofgren.... including bay area congresswoma n anna eshoo.. ken and pam? (pam) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 p-m tuesday. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. (ken)new tonight at 6. starbucks is seeing movement in its top management. executive chairman howard schultz is stepping down in june. so what will schultz do now?rumors are swirling he may consider run

zoe i know you spent time recently actually inside a texas border patrol facility.any people who voted for president trump they are welcoming this pictures of children in cages. they wanted a hardline zero tolerance. can these facilities actually cope with the consequences of this policy? what i saw the facility is overloaded and the legal system is overloaded with thousands of people prosecuted who were not before and that is creating a lot of chaos in the system. the needs of these children have once separated from the parents also stressing the system. what is it like inside the facilities? the facility i was at, the epicentre of where the separations are happening, the mood is nervous and you —— erie and quiet. people are basically put in these pens of may cages and the facility has the nickname of the dog kennel which unfortunately is a pretty good description of what the facility is like inside. there are already reports of people being reported without their children. is it your impression the ministration has a presence for reunification? no, they have not b

thank you, zoe for talking to us. richard, when you think about 2,047 children still remain separated from the families, it hits a nerve in this community. also, we've seen a lot of mexican flags in this rally. i may note there's an important presidential election happening tomorrow in mexico. frontrunner is the anti-trump candidate, and every single candidate in that election has condemned these administration's immigration policies. richard? >> yeah. marian in a, you're in that state, in the part of that state that represents so much to the latino american community. of course one of the ones we've been focusing on. you're in the home of chavez, the first in the union to have at least 50% of its residents speaking spanish. it is certainly a place where when we're talking about the debate of reunification, lots of folks are watching. but the community is bigger than that, what other faces have you seen, other than that very cute face of zoe that you spoke to a moment ago? that are not latino that are out there walkin

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zoe: some of them have taken place already.you look at the five big ucb,al banks, the fed, the the bank of japan, the bank of canada, and the bank of england, three of those have already started to raise rates. d to haves expecte two rate increases this year. canada will increase, our forecasts show. ecb, they are not predicted to raise rates until the second half of next year. however, if you hear what they have announced, they are going to be ending quantitative easing in a way that might be as significant as raising rates. finally, not all central banks are turning to more restrictive policies. a number are on my diverging path. back in japan, and the pboc has yet to address the latest move from the federal reserve. zoe: that's right. the bank of japan is one that stands out. we see no change to their interest rate, and that is actually a negative rate of - 0.1%. that is through the third quarter of 2020. pboc, we seeth the them holding at 4.35%. generally, if you look at how -- it just shows the overall diversions with cent

with chefs from around the world, chef zoe ad-jon'-yo is here with us, good morning.hat we're about to eat. >> we have some ghanaian guacamole here, avocado and peanuts are huge staples of the ghanaian diet and cia burger. you know about this from nige a nigeria. >> nigeria they use it a lot. >> lovely peanut sauce, some spicy slaw and avocado comes into that again and redred which is sort of a slow cooked vegan which people eat all day long and everyone knows what plantain. what is cool about the corn it has a marinade with a super fruit. this is puffpuff, which is a ghanaian doughnut rolled in cinnamon sugar. it's delicious, with some strawberry chili jam so all of this stuff is on my menu in london. >> cheers. >> let's talk about the drinks. >> beautiful kind of pomegranate liquor hibiscus cooler. hibiscus is a popular -- it's, am i allowed -- >> go right ahead. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> i mentioned an irish mother, ghanaian father. what was the impact that had on your palate as a kid. >> it's an interesting combination. my mother obviously cooks a lot of irish food

so on a scale of one to ethical how does everyone if you about pulling a real zoe barnes for story ideas is saying here is trump's legalists a move which represents a true declaration of war didn't we fear it could be an opening salvo in going battle over reporters' ability but such intimidation tactic of issued a wish and also expected to travel to the world cup in russia those fans freeze a number of risks including holguin violence attacks motivated by religious sentiment and terrorist attack also suggested if any players here racist remarks directed towards them they can walk off the pitch for england star john barnes told r.t. program news thing that racism remains a global issue. it was a big deal and racism all over the world is a big deal in race and in this country no more so than in russia than anywhere else and of course from a football and perspective yes but if you go to any inner cities in the in london you see the lack of education and social opportunities for people in this country so let's not get on i often say isn't it terrible in russia because it's fantastic here it'

zoe dell lantis. she was here two years ago. at her request zoe dell lane uses her first name which is the name she has always gone by. whereas all of the other street names are the last names of the artists or architects. donald macky. and lulu braghetta for path of darkness and william wurster for yerba buena club. and helen phillips. on yerba buena island, the plan is to use the street naems in use on yerba buena island. macalla road. yerba buena road and treasure island road connecting the two islands together. so that's the overview of the names that, or the network of names that has been adopted. i just want to bring it back to the board since it's been a while since the public or board have seen it. >> thank you very much, mr. beck. it's great we have some streets named after artists and architects. i think that's terrific. are there any questions by the board? are there any questions from the public? hearing none. next item, please. >> item 9, thrr resident consultation update. >> thank you, directors. to touch a little

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zoe lofgren - i don't think it's working as people had hoped. what we want is choices. what we're going to end up with might not be that. for ample, in the southern california races, there were so many democrats, so much enthusiasm, that they will divide the vote. it's possible we'll end up with two right-wingers in the general election. instead of a democrat and a republican, which would be a real choice. i don't think that's what people wanted. lofgren points people wanted. lofgren points out that the crowded ballotsin some districts could result in democrats sharing morevote--- winning a place on the november ballot. she says that's not the "spirit of democracy." (pa,m) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we want to remind you of our special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we'll also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 p- m tuesday. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. (ken) concert ticket site... "ticket-fly" says it's rking to get

zoe, bring out our next models. >> come on out. >> h >> all right. >> okay.ions happen at the water park. >> don't they? >> we need mom to be nice and covered. she is in this adorable bathing suit, has a square neckline. and speaking of coverage, ginger, we love the idea of getting creative and using a chambray shirt as a coverup instead of necessarily buying a new coverup because it's extremely versatile and it's -- you get a lot for your money. >> you can use the fall moment in the summer. >> speaking of getting a lot for your money, look at these flip-flops. old navy having their annual flip-flop sale for $1. you can't even get a pack of gum for a dollar on saturday but in stores only so definitely stock up for the whole family. >> if you had to add anything what would you add? >> i would add sunglasses and a hat and a tote bag. >> nice. >> she loves her accessories. >> i love that. so accessorize there. finally we've got to bring out a family ready for barbecue fashion, right. let's do it. bring them out. >> come on out. >> this is a big one. you want to

zoe lofgren (d) san jose> "we don't want the isps, the so-called owners of the pipes, to decide whathe internet. that's our decision." (catherine) santa clara county has joined several states in filing legal challenges in the fight to bring back net neutrality. vicki and grant? (grant) people are stepping up to help a homeless man in oakland who had his belongings thrown into lake merritt. a jogger passing by tossed the items into the water. that man... now nicknamed "jogger joe" decided the homeless man needed to go after sleeping in the same spot for over a year. now some people in the community are banding together to help the homeless man who they believe was unfairly targeted. people are now taking shifts to ensure the man is safe. a go fund me page has also been set up to help protect the homeless man. if you want to help, we have a link on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) just days after california's effort to combat homelessness got a big boost... activists say it's not enough. last week - governor jerry brown and democratic legislative leaders agreed to half a billion

the cast of big little lice 2 got together tohoot pool as well with co-star zoe kravitz. >> this friendshipre t talent.is sson amica's >> this year, season 13, people coming from farther away. they're younger. they're older. they're -- you know, doing crazier stunts. >> oh! >> my god! >> every year, when you thing you have seen everything, you realize you ain't seen nothing. you ain't nothing yet. >> it doesn't always go according to plan as the brothers from spain find out tonight. they did better than howie did when our interview got interrupted. >> helicopter! >> waiting on the helicoer >> what are you doing. >> please. >> oh. >> we have muff action. >> you didn't see that? you didn't see that big microphone? >> no. >> that was brilliant. brilliant, brilliant. >> how do you keep it fresh every year? how do you keep people wants to tune in >> the sound of a drop of water falling on the the surface of >> the way they produce the show is like a minimovie every episode. i love watching the show. [ laughter ] >> oh, my gosh. >> it's right. >> it totally did. >> nanc will you try that? >> my b