his top priorities. bethany bell has more from vienna. sebastian kurz has promised to make the fight against illegal migration a major priority for austria's eu presidency. he's welcomed the deal that was reached earlier this week in brussels, but he says now it's a question of trying to implement that quickly. but there is still quite a bit of confusion about the details of this. eu leaders have agreed to set up asylum processing centres. it's not clear in which countries those will be or how quickly they can be brought into being. what sebastian kurz has said is that he wants to shift the focus from repatriating asylum seekers within eu countries to strengthening europe's outer borders, but there are still a great number of differences as to the best way of dealing with that, and germany in particular has tried to strike up agreements with 1a eu countries to repatriate some of those asylum seekers. this is a complex political problem for the eu, and there are a great many disagreements about it still. but it has to be said that while the problem is political, the number of migrants

promises to make the have nots rather than the privilege his main priority seems irresistible people like true vendor. who says the two other candidates represent options that have failed to the working class. of a whole new consumer because we need jobs education sports farmers for those who have benefited from. the help so the country can grow. your had it remains optimistic he says it's illegal to tell his employees who to vote for but that he has explained what he believes would be the consequences if mexico would to veer off its present course to see. mexico hundreds of people have been arrested in the u.s. capital during a protest against the president's policy of separating families the government says it's trying to reunite children with their parents but critics are skeptical from washington has the story. yeah dozens of signs and posters are being prepared for something big a protest bringing together more than one hundred different groups all opposed to u.s. president donald trump's zero tolerance policy on migrants it's a national day of action that's not only here in washingt

if you talk to them their priority is not just having peace and into conflict a lot of them want to go back home a lot of them want to see justice being served for the for their for their fat loved one third they have lost for the women who have been raped for the children who have been displaced and been out of school for nearly four years some some of them even more than that so for them just ending the conflict is not enough they want to see justice being served they want to see what they have lost in some ways then return to them are compensated so yes while there is a ceasefire at the moment and it's only a few hours old there are a lot of other concerns for south sudanese live on the ground i'm pretty sure they're welcome this this time of agreement but for them it doesn't hold any meaning if it's not if if no compensation is given if no justice is provided if they can go back home and return to their lives many thanks indeed are serious he will move. here with the news from syria still to come on the program we look at who's taking care of the children as uganda shuts down hu

runner andres manuel lopez obrador has made the neglected mix can country side a campaign priority. he said he were focused government support from large industrial producers to smaller farms help them get quality seeds technological know how better access to loans and the guaranteed minimum price for their crops it's all part of an ambitious plan for mexico to produce its own food. you are buying everything abroad that we could grow in mexico me that's going to stop. in the past there were incredibly strong ties between mexicans and the land this is the birthplace of corn itself but it's a different country now daily with the urban population and the global market the question is if it's really possible or even worth the cost of resuscitating this sector. even lopez obrador team says the wholesale change he promises will be impossible one of been a straight. and i agree cultural economists who are in general support the plan of question dave price guarantees for individual farmers and in particular in full swing home grown food and carry a steep cost for authorities and consumers is b

investigated by the now the priority has to be bringing the fire under control. where there is evidence, will be followed up. i can give you that assurance. if people have evidence, bring it forward and we will make sure it is thoroughly investigated. one man from bolton has been arrested on suspicion of the fire in the winter hill. cumbria and northumbria fire services have been helping. other major incident have made these the busiest week in the history of the greater manchester fire service. the carbon dioxide shortage which has hit britain's food and drink industry has now spread to crumpets. the simultaneous shutdown of several major carbon dioxide plants is effecting supplies of many everyday products, including soft drinks, beers and meat. here's our business correspondent, emma simpson, her report does contain some flashing images. crumpets, one of our favourite treats. they should be making 25,000 of them an hour at this factory. but the production lines have ground to a halt. two of warburtons' big bakeries have run out of co2. this is the point at which we package our crumpe

other european leaders he's going to go forward with his own priorities when he goes to talk to mr putin i suspect it's going to be some issue on the american side in terms of the advice he gets from mr bolton mr pompei or other people on his team who don't particularly want to see a warming of relations with russia i think the discussion of ukraine may be very contentious on the one hand we have secretary of defense secretary of state pompei o saying that that there's no reason russia couldn't return to the g. eight even of crimea remains in russia but he's also saying that ukraine needs to become part of nato which from the russian point of view i think would be very very provocative to discuss that all right very interesting to hear thoughts is going to be interesting to watch it all play out former u.s. diplomat jim johnson thanks for being with us here on our to international thank you. and switching gears now day fifteen of the russia world cup decided which of the remaining teams would make it through to the knockout stage over now to neil harvey and peter schmeichel from ou

reasons why he has made refugee and immigration issues one of his key priorities for him it's personal my grandfather came from was near and was an immigrant to turkey my mom is also in my father's turkish i'm a half indian half also three and i think i do understand the needs of the people there about you know how they move and why they move and why they go look for a port and that is how they create jobs how they really drive the economy that moggi cultural competency is something dealy missed under the current u.s. administration as a member of the so-called business roundtable an association of america's top executives advisors politicians in washington and hopes that his voice is heard i think the politicians do listen to us i think they take our advice as know how they implemented it or not implemented how long it takes it's different the reality says . that globalization is unstoppable driven by mobile technologies. at the dynamics of emerging markets in africa and asia the actions what we see not only in the u.s. but other parts of the world is kind of a momentum correction of

our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ a gradual warming trend is forecast late in the week and into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops. expect low 60s-70s along the coast and upper 70s-mid 80s inland today. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. . (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) coming up ( james ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news.. a mother is suing the police and sheriffs department. we hear her reason and why she wants justice next. (ácommercialá) deal talk. to make sure my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo is a great deal. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all for just $5.99! you said it,

media saying the whole issue of the blockade has slipped down the list of foreign policy priorities for the likes of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia and this is simply just a case of cattle trying to draw as much attention to this blockade as possible when it really in the eyes of at least the saudi crown prince should be seen as being very similar to the sixty year blockade of cuba by the united states we wait as i said though to hear from the u.a.e. on thursday they will have a chance to speak then they will also have a chance to speak on friday may have many thanks and they don't deserve their reporting live from the hague but the un's aviation agency says that it will consider a request to have the blockade imposed against declared illegal the international civil aviation organization rejected objections filed by the four countries behind the ban a final decision is expected before the end of the week danny alack reports now from montreal the headquarters of the i.c.a.o. . it's been almost a year since cats are first came here to the international civil aviation organization to have

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secure the area. your homes and property are the number one priority. >> reporter: a glance at the skies shows how far it is from over. afternoon heat and wind picked up, pushing the pawnee fire to the north and northeast. the air attack intensified also with helicopters pulling water from bittner's pond as another neighborhood, double eagle ranch evacuated. 50 homes and marijuana growers in remote words. >> whenever we saw a driveway along the roads, we tried to make contact. some people answer the doors and some did not. >> reporter: the damage estimation is not complete, 12 homes and 10 outbuildings damaged or destroyed, this county and community has been through the 70 times before, they know how to swing into action. they serve three meals a day at the lodge. they provide cots and campgrounds. >> we had five minutes to get out. we kept nothing. it's really bad. this is the worst. we have been through four of them, we have been elected four times. >> some stuff pops into your head, you say a profanity. you think of other things, you think of children's mementos. you have memori

that use messenger each month are our top priority and they will remain in control of their experience now remaining in control does not mean that you can opt out of these ads it doesn't mean that you can click them away or that you can skip them it only means that you can tell a facebook when you see an offensive ad and you can also tell facebook what kinds of ads you would like to see ok joy what do these ads look like. well they are pretty short videos up to fifteen seconds that is what facebook is suggesting they will be auto place every time you come across it on your inbox then the video will play automatically you can click it away it will just continue playing and also it will appear in your inbox so where you have your chats that is where these video ads will appear at a locus something like this so you have the people that you're talking to a messenger and then suddenly there you have an ad that tells you that you can buy clothing and if you click on that ads then it will take you to that on a line in the store and of course leyla facebook knows a lot about the use

james lankford said the children are being tracked. aews pollays n bs48% believe c it's a high priority to reunite families. democratic senator chuck schumer says president trump should appoint a guard to oversee the multiple agencies involved with illegal immigrants. the departments of justice, health and human services, homeland security, and defense all play a role. anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you, hena. >>> at the border south of el paso, texas, separated children are being detained in tents. mireya villarreal is there with more on the complicated reunification process. >> reporter: hundreds of in te "free the children" near the border entry gates sunday morning. the city is in a desolate part of the border 40 miles outside of el paso. in a release the age they have a process to ensure n that family members know the location of their children and have regular communication after separation, but federal public defenders in el paso say in a number of zero tolerance criminal cases, their clients have not been told where their children are. so when the president say

breaking that promise. fors consumers are the number one priority. so this tariffseans consumers, retailers will have t the additional costs to consumers. trade war and the president has said himself trade w are good, they're easy to win. i think that's -- you're really distilling it down to the simplest terminology. but are we in a trade war or on the verge of one or is that being overstated. >> think we're on the edge of e. rightnow, there's alwaysct confli and trade battles. every single administration. there's ner really been a trade w sinc but we're pretty close. the effect, the threats against chinaub arestantial and the retaliation they're talking about is substantial ands the second biggest economy in the world. >> we heard from judge us continue trudeau whobringsles at the idea that the president saysational security concerns are why these are p put intolace but when you look at cana, it's a major impact. a major step against one of our >> that's right.lies. for us, again, we're trying to figure out howonsumers are go to be impacted as a downstream user of all of these imports. so

meeting thursday, he made clear this issue remains a priority for his presidency and even got in a jab at his predecessor. >> this should have been taken care of a long time before my administration came into being. but for some reason, for 25, 30 years nobody ever looked at trade deals. they're out of control, how bad they are. >> but the commerce secretary adopting a more diplomatic tone this week. >> we had tried very hard to have good negotiations before the steel and aluminum tariffs were put on. >> the president's critics say the administration should have tried much harder before imposing a new tariff's regime on long time allies. >> it's also frustrating to watch as the administration's trade moves seem more like knee-jerk impulses than any kind of carefulfully thought out strategy. its most obvious accomplishment on trade so far is sewing a lot of sowing a lot against us. >> and the approach on trade. secretary ross is in the midst of review of automobile imports and expected to announce new policies later this summer. in a few weeks, the u.s. will look into taxing billions in go

all those eyes now on russia security is a top priority russia has been a recent target for terror attacks the kremlin is also warning of the dangers posed by returning jihad as thousands of russians went to fight for islamic state in syria and iraq it's no surprise then that a massive security operation has been rolled out for the world cup the w.'s yury russia has been out to test the measures to keep fans and players safe. a wild party for soccer fans is a hard day's work for security personnel thousands of police officers national guard soldiers and secret service staff have a strong presence in all eleven cities where world cup matches are taking place. across eastern europe we have the situation under control across the country as far as we know there's been no serious threat to any wildcat visitors all participants . from moscow subway system is under special protection from any threat of attack as an experiment we set out to board one of the trains with a heavy backpack and headed to the city center the trip made by six and a half million people every day. soon after enteri

ethiopia as new prime minister. is now ready turning point it remains a priority for us to be actively engaged for this reason we will send a delegation to add his abba and come up with a plan for future action eritreans fought and won independence from ethiopia in one thousand nine hundred three but the two sides went to war in one nine hundred ninety eight over the demarcation line between the two neighbors more than eighty thousand people were killed. the losses incurred and time wasted have been huge but as the damage accumulated in things became increasingly unbearable it spurred the wrath and rebellion in the people of ethiopia who said enough is enough the un brokered a peace deal the two countries signed in algiers in two thousand but neither side has observed a truce. strict military conscription laws have prompted thousands of young men to flee from eritrea is red sea coast line for europe israel and other african countries ethiopia's new prime minister offer to start talks with their tria two weeks ago. since we are the largest and oldest country in the african cont

returning point it remains a priority for us to be actively engaged for this reason we will send a delegation to. and come up with a plan for future action at least ten people died when daybreak from a copper mine in zambia collapsed it's unclear what caused the incident in a kit way in the north east of the country but police say that several other people are injured north korea's leader has wrapped up his two day visit to china xi jinping china's president has vowed to support north korea's economic reconstruction and said that there would be there were definitely be peace and stability on the korean peninsula kim jong un was in china to brief she on his historic meeting with the u.s. president earlier this month the trip is kim jong un's third visit to china since march macedonia's parliament has approved a deal to end a twenty seven year old naming dispute with greece the country's name will be changed to the republic of northern macedonia the foreign ministers of the two countries signed the accord on sunday greece has a province called macedonia and wanted the balkan nation t

trained. that is a priority for the department. >> it really is. this year we have 40 classes. we want the department, as a whole, to be cit trained. from the academy, everyone has cit tactics. they come out of the academy with them. as you know, with mental health calls, police work is unpredictable. the best thing that we can do is to get these trainings and information to officers. so that they can use them. >> how do cit officers respond to a situation differently, then a regular beat officer? >> whenever going to a call, you do not know what you will have. you could go to an audible alarm call and the individual could be suicidal. during that interaction, the person is scared or may have a recollection of a prior incident they had. they do not want to leave. you have a situation where someone might want to hurt themselves and do not want to leave. a could be at night and everyone is starting to come to work. we will do everything we can to get them out safely without harm to them or the officer. >> the skills that you learned, officer risk, i'm sure you thought there was a time yo

to pass c concealed carry legislation. top priority for the nar. nra told cbs news it did not discuss the letter with raga and gave generously to raga simply because the nra supports organizations that work to elect pro second amendment candidates. >> the major concern from my perspective is this is behind closed doors. >> marquette university's paul nolette studied the role. >> if the public doesn't know what the connection between the money coming in and the policies or investigations going out are, then, it really raises some questions. >> the more money these lobbyists shell out, the more access they get. at swanky golf resorts like this one. pine hurst, north carolina. $50,000 entitles them to so-called issue briefings. one-on-one. with republican ags. >> the golf resort is a coastal retreat of spectacular beauty. >> most luxurious gathering we saw was on the island in south carolina. an event so exclusive, it is not even mentioned on raga's website. we asked, nine ags we saw there if they attended. and only three would confirm they went. here's arkansas ag, lessly rutled

around the immigration story. this shows a media his priorities are out of whack and agenda based because the ig report was bad for the fbi and possibly good for donald trump in terms of dismissing the obstruction of justice argument against him in terms of what lawyers are saying. heather: people invoke not the is him and the holocaust, it is upsetting when someone on the right does or the left, a lot of people minimizes to them, they worry it minimizes millions who died in the holocaust, it is on the same level. >> first and foremost, if those comparisons were made in 2014 when pres. obama was in office, conditions were more draconian, it would be a point to it but what we see is the media, which has become complete and total bogeyman to me the publicity for the dnc. when you think about the numbers to care for the folks that come over illegally, and $1 billion expected to be this year. and furthermore, republicans like donald trump and others have extended in terms of legislation, democrats on board to correct this issue when it comes to immigration in the home and democrats wa

the immigration story. so that shows the media that priorities are completely out of whack and unfortunately you have to say a gender-based. obviously this ig report was bad for the fbi and possibly good for president trump in terms of dismissing and obstruction of justice sort of argument against him in terms of what lawyers have been saying. >> shannon: the minute will invoke anything about the holocaust, for a lot of people it minimizes to them, they worry it minimizes the millions who died in the holocaust. others will say, it's the only way to bring attention to something that is on the same level. >> there first and foremost experiences are completely and totally disgusting. now if those experiences had been made in 2014 when president obama was in office, when conditions were far more draconian, then the media which has become the complete and total bogeyman to meet simulate the publicity armed for the dnc. when you think about some of the numbers in which we have used to care for some of the folks that have come over to our area illegally, talk about $958, almost a bill

safety as a priority as they decide on custody and where to place them. >> you're right. but california law does say that. unfortunately we just see the trial carts not applying that all the so an example is one of our clients is now an immigrant from iraq who came here and married a man who unfortunately turned out to be quite abusive. and was physically abusive to her, strangled her and wouldn't let her learn english. now, when they were divorcing and she asked the trial court for custody of their 1-year-old son, the skort awarded joint custody to her and the abuser and one reason whys spoke better english even though he had not allowed her to learn english as part of the abuse. so it's unjust and puts the child at real risk of being exposed to more abuse in the future. >> and sometimes survivors also face the threat of retaliatory litigation from the abuser. >> that can happen. and we call that litigation abuse. it is a tactic designed to sort of, you know, train them out of money and resources. >> you'll help the ladies with all that. ishld say survivors. >> yes. >> i want to know w

where full spectrum dominance was its main priority and i think to some degree that is still where a lot of washington's thinking is directed pentagon led full spectrum dominance as thomas barnett sort of you know laid out during the bush administration but in terms of donald trump i think the united states is at a very interesting crossroads because the first time where it's not expanding in one hundred twenty years internationally it's actually having to reconsolidate its positions not just at home but abroad as well and i think dollar trump is the ideal chapter eleven practitioner maybe for this point you know u.s. history chapter eleven that's really great to have mark here i mean also when you everybody is looking for these kind of short phrases to describe i came across one no friends no enemies that would least work in the case of dealing with the i guess we can use it correct and disastrous g. seven meeting in canada and no enemies dealing with north korea at least at the time for the time being as some kind of partner illegitimate partner no friends no enemies yeah. i don't

of foul odors and residents' safety is their priority and they'll update theommunity as they learn more. >> 5:35. michael thomas talki about the forecast today. another hot one. >>>no aer hot one in d.c.. gwe'reoing 92 for a high.we re were 92 yesterday atreagan. it felt hotter. triple digit heat index. dulles 4. bwi 94. we should be in the middle 80s as we approach summer.co rd highs. the record high low the lowest warm for this day is 75. we'll see if we can brk that. dulles 75 at this hour and bwi 79. hint devel will be hot this afternoon. maybe by 9:00 feeling le 90s and 1:00 hour back in triple digits 102hi waston and 105 quantico.today we have a front n doouth. you cans see here sh on soot light and radar. headed south later today. scatteord thundms. beston chance between no and 5:00 today. other than that hot and stic sticky. tomorrow, better, 8, still a chance of storms. that's weather. up to erin for traffic. >> 5:36 looking at roads we have a crash blocking left lane over 14 street bridge an exit ram top gw parkway. you have to detour aund that one. traffic slowingrom pen

requires making military or defensive space more a priority, even then it is right now. are not just what the president is after. i think that is very exciting, and timely and necessary. >> shannon: my understanding is the air force handles about 80% of this right now. by some reports, they were not excited about this. here's with the with the secretary of defense had to say. a few months back. "oppose the creation of a new military service and additional organizational leaders at a time when we are focused on reducing overhead and integrating joint war fighting functions." what you make of that? >> i think the president will -- part of the phrase but over the defensive secretary. what the commander in chief desires is what is going to happen. the house and senate are in slightly different positions. the house is a little more reform minded. the senate is a little more status quo minded. but we need to do whatever the final version is, we have to make space more of a priority. the air force is taking some good steps, doing some good things, doing a study right now, for instance, but we ha

job running. >>> coming up san francisco's mayor elect talks about her first priorities in office. a look into her transition into city hall. >>> and high-tech skills inmates have learned to prepare them for life on the outside. >>> officials are investigating after an explosion this morning at modesto junior college's swimming pool. the modesto fire department said the explosion happened around 6:00 this morning and is believed to have been caused by pool chemicals. no one was hurt, but there's considerable damage to nearby feelings. chemicals including acid were spread in the area due to the explosion. it's still unclear why the chemicals exploded, but it doesn't appear to have been a deliberate act. >>> in less than a month london breed will be sworn in as san francisco's new mayor. one of the first things she'll need to do is pick her replacement on the board of supervisors. here's more on the transition t hall. >> reporter: inside city hall the business of government continues, but by. >> 11th, the sky -- but by july 11th, there could be a w member on the board of supervisors. >

priorities. most notably, border security funding, including his multibillion-dollar request for the wall. >> i think this is a historic opportunity to advance conservative agenda that we've been trying to do for the last 25 years. to structurally change the way we do immigration. make it more merit-based. >> steve bannon jump into the presidents defense this morning. >> we have a crisis on the southernorder. >> they say in spite of this the president is playing the long game. hopefully force the democrats hand and have a broader compromise which will curb legal border crossings with something he believes in the best security interest of the nation. >> thank you gillian turner. >> more on this, republicans can finally seal the deal after negotiating less bring in an associate editor at the wall street journal and fox news contributor. john, the president goes to capitol hill on tuesday.do you think they will be able to hammer out the bill? >> this is to give it more momentum. the president is there, he does nogoo capitol hill often. this is giving him a chance to get into this. among that

forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >> a look at action a cocktails golf club in southhampton, new york. home of this year's u.s. open. the singapore summit between president trump and kim jong-un produced stunning and surprising pictures. what about the substance? did the two leaders resolve differences that could lead to a nuclear confrontation? joining me is jacket, the top democrat on the armed services committee. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thanks chris. >>chris: president trump says north korea is no longer a nuclear threat and on friday he added this. >> i have solved that problem. we are getting it memorialized but that problem is largely solved. >>chris: senator, your reaction. >> north korea is a nuclear threat. what he said was absolutely preposterous. north korea has between - nuclear weapons. they have muscles that can deliver those two south korea, japan, . they have an infrastructure of nuclear laboratories and testing facilities, etc. this issue is just beginning to be dealt with. >>chris: the presi

you heard, national security is a high priority. we are going to be voting in the senate finance committee today on a series of opioid fields that will address the challenges of the epidemic and we will continue to work on an agenda that will improve the american peoples lives. we have just gotten off the phone with the president of the united states from air force one. upbeatded confident and as he should because in my opinion, he encompassed more than many thought was going to be possible at this summit. they have signed an agreement for north korea to give up nuclear weapons. still working out all of the details there. certainly those who have been held hostage our home. no ransom has been paid. this agreement has occurred with no release for sanctions. the president did push the pause exercisesmilitary with south korea but he can change that at any time and go back to active exercises. the president continues to be very clear eyed about the relationship with north korea. allptns continue to be on the table in terms of political, economic, military, and diplomatic. the world i

. a different secretary of state. -- is very are important to them. maybe it was not priority for the other groups. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. it would have been easier back and. for me, it would have been easier 10 years ago. five years ago. i am not just blaming president obama. this goes back 25 years. i was given the orion deal. and plenty of other problems. well nuclearreally is always number one. i think iran is different country. i don't think they're looking so much at syria. i think -- i don't think they are so confident right now. aftereing said, i hope these sanctions kick in, later on, brutal. we have put on -- i hope it does not come back and negotiate a real deal. you often talk about establishing diplomatic ambassadors?anging >> good question. hopefully soon. we have to get things moving. >> can you clarify stopping working? stopping the military exercises. >> we have done exercises for a long time working with south korea. we call them wargames. expensive.emendously the amount of money that we spend on that is incredible. contribute

eventually must for us this government is the priority of our national judy is to develop the role of greece in the regions to escape the crisis and to head towards growth in line with the whole regions no one wants a solution to this problem more than us. the government's survival comes at a cost one m.p. voted for the censure bringing its majority down to one hundred fifty three in the three hundred seat legislature only three votes shy of a general election jumps are all plus al-jazeera athens. for the head there are a deal to end the crackers political violence falls apart and the allies opt outs announced. and we meet palestinians fighting to keep the hellions ten years after an israeli court transfer ban land to a jewish trust. ally we've had some pretty vicious slaying weaving storms dotted around the us the last day or so and for flooding from the storms has really been enhanced in places like iowa for no particular reason except because it is very wet winter now for this satellite pictures things we're free of such worries in the southeast but no they will develop says pictur

his guns when its comes to his immigration priorities. he plans to continue to enforce a policy that separates immigrant parents from their children at the southern border in spite of his publicly expressed hate for the policy. in a tweet this morning he puts the onus on democrats, writing democrats can fix their forced family breakup at the border by working with republicans on new legislation for a change. this, the day after he stunned republican leadership with a declaration on "fox & friends" that he would not support a compromised immigration plan months in the making. >> i'm looking at both of them. i certainly wouldn't sign the more moderate one. i need a bill that gives this country tremendous border security. i have to have that. >> reporter: the white house press staff went on defense and immediately clarified those remarks insisting the president will sign onto one of the two republican-led bills. frustration is ram panpant on capitol hill. >> he's using children, whether dreamers or children at the border, for political purpose. >> reporter: administration insiders say t

priorities, plans to enforce policy that separates immigrant parents from children at southern border in spite of publicly expressed hate for the policy in a tweet this morning he puts the onus on democrats writing, democrats can fix their forced family break up at the border by working with republicans on new legislation, for a change. this the day after he stunned republican leadership with a declaration on "fox & friends" that he would not support a oh compromise immigration plan months in the making. >> i'm looking at both of them. >> what does the bill have to have -- >> i need a bill that gives this congress tremendous border security. i have to have that. >> the white house defense, frustration is still ramped on capitol hill. >> he's using children, whether it's dreamers or children at the border now for political purpose. it's shameful. >> administration insiders say that by continuing to enforce the separation policy the president is playing long game, he hopes to force democrats' hands and increase chances of reaching a broader compromise on immigration. the hot-ticket items f

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evasion is important, they believe there are more significant prioritiessoti think the top priority for bart is cleanliness for mesoti would say for me more trains more reliability, more safety, being on time getting people from place to placestandup dan kerman/sf 143-153as things stand now bart will revisit the issue of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( marty ) california's unemployment rate remained unchanged at four- point- two percent in may. the state added more than five- thousand non-farm jobs. "the state says the rate 'tied' the record low .. set in april. as a comparision, back in may of last year... california's unemployment rate was four - point- nine percent. ( marty ) in the north bay. a man is in jail this morning, he's accused of attacking a truck driver in his cab. it happened early thursday morning on weller street in petaluma. the 65- year- old truck driver was sleeping... when police say, 44-year-old damion grissom .. banged on the door. when the truck driver opened it, officers say, grissom attacked him with a blunt instr

through the weekend.>>> san francisco mayor elect, her first priorities in office. she talks about those when she stopped by ktvu studios today. and the transition to her new home at city hall. >> after the swearing-in, we hit the ground running. >>> knew it 10 a man shot by police are out of the hospital and in jail. an officer shot 28-year-old oliver barcenas in the back as he ran away from police in san francisco's north beach neighborhood last saturday. police say he was reaching for a pistol in his pants as he ran. the shooting was caught on camera. police say he is a known gang member. he has charges. this is the second time he has been shot by police. back in 2012, the current assistant chief shot him after oliver barcenas pulled a pistol on officers then. >>> in less than a month, london breed will be sworn in as san francisco's new mayor. one of the first thing she will need to do is pick a replacement on the board of supervisors. we have more tonight on the transition ti that's about to take place at city hall.>> reporter: inside city hall, the business of government cont

think fare evasion is important, they believe there are more significant priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are jumping turnstiles to get onto the trainstandup dan kerman/sf 131- 141as things stand now bart will revisit the issue of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. (ken)(ken) (ken) (ken) california's unemployment rate remained unchanged at four- point- two percent in may.... the state added more than five- thousand non-farm payroll jobs. "the california employment development department" said, the rate 'tied' the record low .. set in april. in may 20-17... california's unemployment rate was four -point- nine percent. ... no problem, no problem, 87 degrees. (pam) if you think you are if you (pam) degrees. (pam) if you think you are good at multi- tasking - a local weatherman in georgia may have you beat. atlanta's jay jefferies was dru

, they believe there are more significant prioritiessoti think the top priority for bart is cleanliness for mesoti would say for me more trains more reliability, more safety, being on time getting people from place to placestandup dan kerman/sf 143-153as things stand now bart will revisit the issue of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) breaking news we're following tonight out of southern california two people were killed after a small plane crashed just south of hesperia airport... it happened just after five this evening-- on summit valley road about 35 miles north of downtown san bernardino. (vicki) news.kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) breaking news we're following tonight out of southern california two people were killed after a small plane crashed just south of hesperia airport... it happened just after five this evening-- on summit valley road about 35 miles north of downtown san bernardino. as of right now... the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are still on scene and they say the plane was a be cause of the crash is under investigation

more significant priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are jumping turnstiles to get onto the trainstandup dan kerman/sf 131- 141as things stand now bart will revisit the issue of adding additional fare inspectors in the fall. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) turning (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast.(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look ahead at your father's day weekend. it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s a

were to blame for a lack of female engineers. google said it plans to make diversity a priority for senior leaders but earlier this month rejected an employee proposal to tie executive pay to diversity progress. any mo >>> lawmakers in sacramento are trying to make sure women who work in the capital don't have any more me too moments. >> as lemor abrams reports, they're recommending changes to stop sexual harassment. >> reporter: it's been almost a year since women called out to stop dehumanizing behavior in california politics. now a joint committee on sexual harassment says it has recommendations to change the culture here. >> hopefully because of the work we're going to do they'll be more inclined to engage in the process. >> reporter: lawmakers from the joint committees on sexual harassment announcing their proposals creating a five member panel appointed by the state's chief justice charged with handling future misconduct complaints together with private investigators. >> if they're investigating senior staff or members, you probably would want to send that to an outside invest

. earlier today she stopped by "mornings on 2" to talk about her top priorities. >> we all have a deep love for san francisco. we want to get the work done. it's going to require we work together do it because we can't do it alone. >> she promised to do more to clean up the city clearing homeless encampments and working to find housing solutions for the homeless. she told us the city needs to build more affordable housing, more quickly. she wants to look at turning underused properties into places for people to live. >> part of what i plan to do is reform our mental health system, open more mental health stabilization beds, provide guardians for people who clearly can't make decisions for themselves in order to get people to help them, the support they need and get them off the streets. >> breed came out on top in the hotly contested race to carry out the remainder of ed lee's term. she defeated former state senator mark leno. she will serve until 2020. one of her first tasks will be to pick her replacement select which was a position that london breed has held since 2015. christien ka

priorities on "mornings on 2". >> we have a deep love for san francisco and we want to get the work done. so it's going to require that we work together to do it. >> she promised to clean up the city, homeless encampments and housing solutions for the homeless. she told us the city needs more affordable housing more quickly. she wants to look at turning under used properties into places for people to live. >> part of what i plan to do is reform our mental health system, open more mental health stabilization beds, provide guardians for people who can't make decisions for themselves in order to get people to help get them off the streets and get them the help they need. >> breed came out in the contested race to carry out the remainder of the late mayor lee's term defeating former state senator mark 2020. >>> one of breed's first tasks will be to pick her replacement on the board of supervisors and the full board will need to select the new president a position breed health since 2015. ktvu's christien kafton with more on the next step. >>> reporter: inside city in hall the city of bu

is important, they believe there are more important priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are juming turnstyles to get onto the train131/onto the traintrain 131/onto the train (vicki) in the east bay tonight-- police are still looking for the suspects connected to a shooting in union city. five people were shot at chapel of the chimes memorial park and funeral home. it happened around 7 o'clock last night. police say four victims were taken to nearby hospitals... and one victim drove to a hospital. at last check... their conditions are unknown. police are still looking into what motivated the shootings. (vicki)google is having a hard time holding onto its black employees, and the dominance of white men has barely diminished.(grant) those are just some of the takeaways from the tech company's annual diversity report. catherine heenan is here to take us through the numbers, cath

, the far right party, all the other voters say immigration is not on the top of their priority lists. sarah: that is fascinating. in addition to that we have to remind viewers that according to these polls, merkel remains the most popular politician in the country by far. how do you see this playing out? if she finds a solution, what does it mean for her and the government? melinda: solution would be a compromise to simply turn down the heat on this dispute. we are told especially the christian democrats, her block, her party in the conservative bloc, we are told they are looking hard for a compromise with their bavarian estranged sister party, but it sounds like it has not been found. the former finance minister and current president of the parliament will gunshot blur -- wolfgang scheidler is going to meet. so a time to look for that european union solutions she wants the four and e.u. summit at the end of the month. sarah: we know in the world of power politics, angela merkel, often the last one standing. we will see if that is the case this time around. melinda crane, we apprecia