and then they got brant. they were having a sculpture festival on the beach and figured this was the time they were going to release them, and guess what? it was kind of a tie. >> you have to be one calm son of a gun to be able to do this? oh, my -- >> oh, my gosh. >> strolling down, crossing the street when a truck whose brakes have given out -- >> okay, that explains the crazy driving. >> -- comes swerving around traffic, nearly hitting him but he's cool, doesn't even appear to take his hands out of his pocket. >> whoa, whoa, whoa -- >> the truck overturns spilling the load. >> there were other people nearby, anybody hurt? >> fortunately, everybody managed to get out of the way without any injuries. that near his to this one that is a cruise ship, attempting to go under that bridge. >> wow. >> the problem is it's a little tighter than they thought. and before you know it -- >> yeah. >> oh. >> suddenly you start hearing metal against metal. >> oh. >> no. >> that's going to leave a mark. >> looks like it's th

the littering the policy of the soft brush salt this is i would argue brant this is what britain days before the vote to leave was very close you know fifty percent to forty eight percent if you then try and force an extremely hard bricks that you will delivering what perhaps even a minority of the fifty percent really warms and some of those fifty percent wanted to stay pretty close to the e.u. they don't want economic meltdown in britain because the old supply chains have wrecked all of our manufacturing industry this could be the brics it's that person though to fall you know the irony is that you have a prime minister who was a remailer may carry it out. the irony of history. minister who is now former british minister david davis he laid out why he could no longer. serve in discover mitt i want you to take a listen to a segment of the interview he gave. so the return of control to parliament is more illusions israel secondly the customs arrangements mean we'll be collecting taxes effectively tariffs for the european union they are bound to insist on the european court having a sa

now where does your data go when you die that's what the joint german court has had to decide brant it's a big question and people probably don't think about it daniel but it has been the topic of a court decision right here in germany today a german court handed down a landmark ruling elevating inheritance rights over private data protection the court ordered facebook to turn over the data which had belonged to their deceased daughter now the family had been in a legal battle for years claiming information in their daughter's facebook account could give clues to what caused her death. almost six years ago at teenage girl was run over by an underground train in berlin whether it was suicide or a tragic accidental still unknown the parents say that drug to get access to her facebook page to find out if the messages provided any clues although they have the loving code the said was blocked as facebook had already memory allies to account after facebook refused to grant them access the parents won a first case and twenty fifteen only for another court to overturn the ruling on the grounds t

well i think it will be interesting to find out what exactly agreed on this issue because as you say brant the s.p.d. had criticized the idea of any type of transit centers are closed centers for for migrants obviously the situation is now different when you compare to the situation three years ago fewer migrants are arriving to germany there seems to be a little bit more clarity as to what these transit sandoz would be although the absolute details of how they were put to put in practice those details we still don't know so we will certainly be interesting to find out from the s.p.d. from the social democrats what exactly was agreed on why they changed their opinion compared to what they had expressed three years ago regarding these transit sentences are responded to almost bear on the story for us tonight here in berlin thomas thank you. now to the war in syria where the government and russian forces have renewed their bombardments on rebel held areas in the south of the country waves of airstrikes and shelling have pounded the city of the rod in the most intensive bombing campaign in th

that is not at all clear at the present moment brant as you'll see behind me it's emptied out pretty quickly here and that's because the action has shifted at this point to the chancellor e where the heads of all three coalition parties that means not only the chancellor's christian democrats and her the varian sister party the c.s.u. which now remains the sister party of the christian democrats for the time being but also the social democrats will be meeting to talk about what this this solution means and it is not at all clear that the social democrats are going to go along easily with this they have in the past objected to a couple of the points that appear now to be in this agreement between the two conservative parties so that could be a further conflict down the road then this is not a conflict only about migration policy this is very much been a personal conflict between the interior minister and the chancellor it was very much a showdown between the two of them where he wanted to see her bend and she has bent but that will remain a personal conflict in the future because most

that's right brant i mean the members of the grand coalition have normally spoken for a long time on previous occasions so it was indeed a bit of a surprise that this time they managed to solve this issue rather quickly of is he talking about these issues that you already mentioned the idea that there will be no specific camps something that the s.p.d. had been against in the past and also mentioning something that for the s.p.d. spectacularly botha namely that the grand coalition will present a policy proposal a new immigration law so obviously all these issues that were discussed right here behind me managed to convince the s.p.d. but also the other two parties of the conservative bloc now we do have a deal like this i'm going i'm a call after all these weeks and weeks of difficulty sky least breathe a sigh of relief and we've seen some dramatic turns here in policy directions haven't we tomas' three years ago the social democrats they were strongly against central ideas of today's agreement why does their attitude to beard appear to be changing now. well in the one hundred because

ground is completely contradicting what he's preaching day and night that the new brand the new count brants is trying to bring more freedom to the to saudi arabia but by doing these kind of arrests by this kind of crackdown on the dissent it seems that he is not doing it in the right way still he didn't scratch the surface of the freedom he is on the other hand following the word of advice that was given by his godfather mohamed bin zayed in the united arab emirates when he told him if you want to speed up your way to the throne you need to open communication channel with israel from the one hand from the other hand you need to diminish the end fluence of the religious establishment in saudi arabia and that's exactly what's going and still continuing to rami is this part of the same pattern we've seen over the last year which is basically targeting prominent. outspoken clerics in saudi arabia yes clerics journalists woman business people and independent thinkers who give a viewpoint that is not in line with the government's views whether it's about israel or about the u.s. or yemen or qatar

still managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it always good to talk to hunter brant one of our political correspondents. we'll be bringing you live coverage of course of that and you'll use conference chancellor merkel some a news conference later this morning it starts at eleven thirty central european time that's just over two hours from now. we're going to. attention to china now where the courage of a handful of young women is galvanizing the country's fledgling me to movement they call themselves silence break because in their campaigning against widespread sexual harassment in chinese society particularly in universities and on public transport it's an uphill battle as they confront china's male dominated culture and also the corner store thought trying to sweep the problem under the carpet. young educated and a little bit funky. this is what feminism looks like in china. she is a ph d. student in gender studies at hang go university. taking inspiration from the meat to movement that began in the united states she's launched a campaign to combat sexual harassme

throwing out fake facts there but that said you know what was really interesting what happened after that brant because he did not repeat that that statement as in his bilateral meeting with chancellor merkel but then in the car on the way to dinner tonight he tweeted it again so he doubled down on that again and not only that said all allies need to spend two percent immediately all right teri schultz and nato headquarters in brussels thank you very much for parents of the boys rescued from a flooded cave system in thailand have visited them in the hospital but they were only allowed to see their sons through a glass window the twelve members of the wild boars football team and their coach are said to be in good shape after their near three week brush with death but doctors say they still need time to recover. happy and relatively well after a two and a half week ordeal in a flooded cave now recovering in hospital the doctors say they'll be under observation for ten days and then resting at home for another month with only water from the caves walls to drink the boys are underweight and exhaus

still managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it always good to talk to hunter brant one of our political correspondents. and as mentioned live coverage of chancellor merkel's much anticipated and you'll film a press conference here on news in about twenty five minutes time. we're going to stay in germany prosecutors here in berlin have ceased seventy seven. properties they say are linked to a suspected organized crime clan the seizure is part of an investigation triggered by a spectacular bank robbery back in twenty fourteen official say sixteen people are under investigation but there are likely to press charges soon. a spectacular bank robbery and berlin in two thousand and fourteen perpetrators opened more than one hundred safe deposit boxes and stole more than one million euros then they set the bank on fire and explosion rocked the building and the neighborhood the burglars were soon caught and convicted but the loot has never been recovered but now police have a clue as to its whereabouts. and they became clear to his during the investigations into the location

lowish the petro yuan and in the first two hours over the slow shit it over it has over the a can the brant exchange and now it accounts for twelve per cent of the top at a global oil market estimated at fourteen trillion before the end of the year it will hit fifty percent and it will undermine the petro that out of completely and that's why i. i have been saying frequently that sanctions on iran when up course it is single better of all a loss it is a the twenty fiftieth's sanctions before twenty fifteen succeeded is b.s. for two reasons the european union then impose sanctions on any company is insurance companies or cowgirl companies transporting iran's oil export the autopia neon is not going to do that now and they and mouse they will comply with their with the. nuclear agreement and they will continue to buy in iranian oil exports as for us sanctions on banking and preventing iran like in twenty fifty and from getting payment for its oil exports in dela iran doesn't believe that because all oil exports of that's the majority of its oil exports go to china it would be paid by the bett

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five acres coming very close to homes as you can see in this video from ramona california resident brant allen stevens his farm is less than two miles from the evacuation zone thanks to the brilliant flying of these pilots and these specially converted commercial wide body jet air tankers that drop water and the pink guide fire retardant on the ridge near his home in the farms animals and homes in the area of the valley were saved to the folks out there fighting the california wildfires all of you thank you for your service that's the way i never see the commercial jetliner get led back close to like a farmhouse that's incredible through the crimea thing fiat is really good why are they out of everyone in this world you're told you're in love with tell you all i love you i am tired old winter and i have a people watching those arks another great day and night everybody. is a. secret indeed just as the priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is i

we had a guy by the name of brant ray-ban he was a sergeant and he was he had a small group of guys and you would just run around just rudely beating minorities and show show you where you got cut. it was just simply sickly abusing african-american citizens. it was business models and to wear a hat what he called himself the punisher as per the produce a district. after they would beat them and they were sufficiently bloody it would take their photographs and post them on facebook right captions like you know how they fell down the stairs. i took the screenshots from ray-bans facebook page and i sent them to internal affairs they didn't want to escape so instead they started investigating who sent the postings who's ratting out these cops that are running around committing these crimes and of course they found me some of the deputy sheriffs who absolutely love mark for what he did and there are those that. can't stand him. so a few children there's kelton he's my eight year old son and my daughter she's ten years old. really is really great to mess. my son has the. i like think he has m

we can now speak to our correspondent robin brant in shanghai for the latest details on the collapsed dam in laos. so, robin, what more do you know that this hour? well, it is 36 hours since the dam collapsed. we only learned about it about 18 hours ago. the death toll remains around 20. reports, though, that hundreds are 110w reports, though, that hundreds are now missing, as the rescue and recovery effort continues in that district, which is down in the south—east of laos. we have seen images, as my colleague has taught about, people in trees, people on rooves, vast areas just covered and overrun by muddy water. and the laotion authorities, the military are doing their best. this is a very secretive country, controlled by the communist government. there have been appeals for aid both within the country and outside. but frankly, we know very little, really, about the specific details about the number of people affected and it is hard to gauge what the potential is here. up to 6000 people evacuated, six villages at affected when this 5 billion cubic metres of water came down when th

look you better figure this out you've got oil prices rising towards eighty dollars that's benchmark brant crude so that the domestic fuel price is a really really important here and the salukis coach and domestic fuel prices actually cost trump politically cost him republican support would they connect his policies to higher prices i think if the economy continues to ride the wave which really started in the last years of the obama administration and has been artificially boosted by the tax cut which is a huge gamble but i think if the trumpet mistress can ride that through november or rising gas prices especially once we get to the autumn is it going to make a huge difference but if the american economy starts to see if there are other issues such as the russian investigation that complicate this then of course any issue becomes want to watch the trump ministration could become vulnerable and mr marandi the american economy is doing well the iranian economy is and again what its plans now as a production rises as it faces sanctions to get around all of this. well first i'd like to point

throwing out fake facts there but that said you know what was really interesting what happened after that brant because he did not repeat that statement as in his bilateral meeting with chancellor merkel but then in the car on the way to dinner tonight he tweeted it again so he doubled down on that again and not only that said all allies need to spend two percent immediately right to nato headquarters in brussels thank you very much. our time to switch gears and go to funny in the world of business with an exchange of blows between president trump and financial early on some article. and i don't recall race changing. at the nato summit today sad that germany was quote captive to russia objected to a pipeline deal to bring groschen natural gas directly to germany markel pushed back insisting that germany makes its own decisions all this tensions between the u.s. and china have gone up as the u.s. announces yet another round of tariffs on chinese imports and our list of products trump wants to slap a lobby of ten percent on is two hundred pages long and contains around six thousand different prod

the other hand misters a hope for clearly was looking for at least a symbolic win here and frankly brant this entire conflict is all about symbolism there is no pressing crisis at the german or at the e.u. border the numbers of migrants are way way down compared to last year or the very crucial year of twenty fifteen so this is very much a crisis about the c.s.u. the varying conservatives effort to look tough on migration in the lead up to crucial elections in their home state of area in the fall they're worried about gains by the far right they want to look tough now we're hearing from the interior minister he said they have agreed on three points that were very very important for him they will be three point. where he can look indeed as if he's tightening german borders and and cracking down on what's known as secondary migration that is migration by people registered elsewhere who then try to move on with in the european union essentially taking advantage of freedom of union movement within the union so that's what this is about but the details we do not know yet he will be going stra

managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it always good to talk to you once brant one of our political correspondents. and we will be bringing you live coverage of course of chancellor merkel's news conference later this morning it starts at eleven thirty central european time that is just over an hour from now. with much of europe sweltering under a heat wave at the moment even regions the the i. circle a feeling that sweden for instance is currently fighting around fourteen separate wildfires those wildfires are threatening villages in causing big problems in a country more accustomed to battling the slow climate change means this extraordinary weather event could soon become the norm. inferno near the arctic circle. four days firefighters have been struggling to contain a rash of wildfires scattered over a vast expanse of sweden from north of stockholm all the way to the arctic forests . this sense of it feels like we were in vain and it just burns and burns at the end we had to back up three kilometers because it became too dangerous of all it. multiple village

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that's all for business but brant has the latest on sports and of course the world cup threat to. the world golf on tuesday sweden secured their place in the quarter finals after a narrow one nil victory over switzerland in st petersburg the rb leipzig midfielder mill forsberg scored the game's only goal and it was enough to send this we through in a match marked by sloppiness it was paps fitting into full specs decisive goal came by our deflection. and the ball canning wiki delay into the far corner of the net. not that the noisy swedish fans were paul the devout that. that's right sir and threw caution to the wind in the hope of getting an equaliser which never came gaps appeared in their defense martin olsson broke down by my collapse i rang given his marching orders sweden any given a free kick it was the last action of the game sweden and through to their first world cup quarter final in twenty four years i use national football codes your will stay in his post despite his team's world cup failure the german f.a. made that announcement this afternoon the two thousand and four

five acres coming very close to homes as you can see in this video from ramona california resident brant allen stephens his farm is less than two miles from the of actuations zone thanks to the brilliant flying of these pilots of these specially converted commercial wide body jet air tankers that drop water and the pink dyed fire retardant on the ridge near his home in the farms animals and homes in the area of the valley were saved nearest to the folks out there fighting the california wildfires all of you thank you for your service that's going to me i never see the commercial jetliner get led back close to like a farmhouse you know only about that's incredible so that's a that's a mean thing flying that is really good why are they out of the everyone in this world we are told they are above the told you all i love you i am tired old winter and i'm top of the list people are watching those hawks another great day and night everybody. see this is on the kentucky. we always move the employees you board rooms three families leave the room. a coma and he says she will miss no coal mines le

british children whose british father was murdered by their chinese mother. 0ur correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. this is controversial because the two children are being brought the moment rural china? yes, jack and alice are seven and six, they have beenin alice are seven and six, they have been ina alice are seven and six, they have been in a town about 1000, matters from here since their father, michael simpson, was murdered by their chinese mother in march of last year. the british family, led by iain simpson, the grandfather, once the children to come to the uk, and he think they could have a better life there. they have appealed to jeremy hunt better life there. they have appealed tojeremy hunt on his first visit in the newjob to help them and raise the issue. he has done that. he said as he sat opposite his chinese counterpart that the authorities have agreed to look into the case, and he said the overall custody issue is of great concern. for the simpson family, it looks like good news. at the custody case itself is going to take about a month, before it gets to court and

committeer and i'm joined by supervisor aaron peskin and a special welcome for our newest member, vally brant who is attending as a supervisor in her first committee meeting. and to recognize our clerk john carroll and thank the staff at sfgov-tv for making sure that our meetings are available both to the public and online. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk:? please make sure to silence your cellphones and complete the speaker cards and any documents to be part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. and itemmings will appear on the july 24, 2018 agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor kim:, can we call item number one. >> clerk: to approve a conditional land disposition and acquisition agreement with 2000marin street, for transfer of property at 639 bryant street for 2000marin street, for the public commission costs. and it's a conditional agreement under the california environmental quality act guidelines with closing conditions on city discretionary approve after the completion of environmental review. >> supervisor kim: thank you, mr. clerk and i want to invit

let's hearfrom our correspondent, robin brant, in shanghai. it almost seems to be quite an advance move by charmer, given the trade war is only in its early stages —— move by china. trade war is only in its early stages -- move by china. it's a pre—emptive move by the chinese government. remember, this is a country that has grown hugely more wealthy over the past few decades but it is the government and the companies that controls and crucially the banks it controls that has its hand on the eve of the world's second—biggest economy. trade war coming. hundreds of billions of dollars of exports facing potentially crippling tariff increases from the us but this isn't just about the us trade war. it's about a longer—term trend which has seen a about a longer—term trend which has seen a cooling off in the chinese economy. the days of double get it growth —— double digit growth is long gone. the economy is still growing that the trend of that growth is ticking down. figures for the second quarter saw it down from 6.8% to 6.7%. these

general consensus about who's in the top three for the soon to be vacated supreme court seat first up is brant common he began his career as a clock to justice kennedy who's retiring at the end of the month the fifty three year old is popular choice for conservatives because of his stance on abortion immigration and gun rights and then there's raymond catholic she's a fifty one year old sixth circuit appeals court judge and he's seen as supporting originalism that's interpreted the constitution along the lines of its meaning at the time of enact them and forty six year old mother of seven amy coney barrett is viewed as the outside choice she's a former professor of law and member of the people of praise religious organization and a favorite among social conservatives let's go to john hendren he's live for us in washington obviously i was mentioning there may be four candidates in the running for this is there any sense any indication in washington on who he is likely to go for. there is indeed but that the president has deliberately left this sense of mystery out there that this is become the

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closer to the coast it's 60 in alameda. 97 in brant wood, upper 80s and 90s out towards pleasanten ton and livermore. 85 in cupertino. low 80s on the peninsula. not much change here, it's really quiet. thursday a slight rebound by the weekend. >>> time is 6:52. thousands of homes in shasta county remained threated by the cary fire. >> it's a terrible thing that happened. >> plans to bring in more firefighters to try and get control over this deadly fire. >>> plus, extra incentive to donate blood. why amazon is donating thousands of dollars in gift cards. >>> president donald trump is meeting with the prime minister and expected to talk about trade. he considers placing tariffs on cars and trucks. the prime minister is expected to ask president donald trump for support as ron tries to play a lead role in rebuilding libyatried to play a lead role in rebuilding libya. >>> we will soon -- berkeley will soon close its doors. fantasy studios reportedly has been sold. many a grammy award winner in the bay area have recorded in the back studio, including santana, tony bennett, creedence, clear