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also invited hillary clinton confirmed the meeting in mexico city. trump spoke before a packed crowd in washington, he spent much of his speech promising to improve conditions for the americans. did touch on immigration saying he would block syrian refugees from entering the u.s. warning that bad things would happen if they do get in. and he renewed his pledge to steal the border with mexico if elected. we are also going to secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in and destroying our country. after meeting with mexican president trump plans to give a major speech tomorrow night in phoenix. he is expected to clarify his position on whether to forcibly deport millions of people living in the u.s. illegally. trump has also pledged to build a wall on the mexican border and make mexico pay for it. apple says it plans to an appeal and order by european regulars to pay billions of dollars in back taxes. the eu says ireland provided apple with illegal tax break ....
us in the kitchen. we re going to do some cooking but the idea is to do something fast and quick. let s talk about the weather. my hair is not good for this weather. will the humidity keep up? all day. we were laughing because i ve used every product in the book and flatirons i have serum and hairspray and nothing works. it doesn t and i m close to that happening 81 degrees at 9 am. near 90 for the high today. showers and storms are possible through the day so the heat and humidity are not going anywhere. dew point in the upper 60s to low 70s which is the moisture content and we have school closings running at the bottom of the screen because of the heat and humidity. we are tracking showers and storms and what we re watching is to the west. this will impact the weekend the first part especially. ahead of the front today we are going to see some showers and storms but it is dry for the moment. the roads are dry so far. your hands are full this morning. tha ....
reporter: from the golden it its occur number and you get things started san francisco not reporting the daily sitting it is 50 howe over the little more 52 pleasanton 5440 is a conceit of their to the north bank visibility all levels of they are down and spots we do have to lower numbers to be found on the map a lot of tens patchy fog of that will work to get did they started it is usually where there s water as you can see the golden gate bridge. reporter: however it will be chilly looks like for the good bit of the tip of the peninsula downtown san francisco these are how they are going to look we may get up to the lower 60s battle was southwest winds and 15 maybe even little cooler 70 by 3:00 than a score than yesterday 65 by 8:00 where they will continue to roll in for the coast locations. reporter: give you a wide perspective of the inland valley is not as generous but we will scores to the 80s and meanwhile downtown as the chilly 60s will take a deeper look. ....
axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod. pope francis opened more than his heart to refugees trapped in greece today. he opened his home inviting three muslim families fleeing the war in syria to come live at the vatican. they immediately boarded the papal plane and returned to rome with francis as nearly five million syrians are now refugees, pope francis called this gesture a drop of water in the sea of europe s migrant crisis. but he said he hopes it will lead to more refugees being welcomed in europe and beyond. more now from seth doane at the have the. have the. reporter: the 12 syrian refugees appeared stunned they arrived to a warm welcome in a lively part of rome tonight. hasan zaheda and nour essa had crossed through isis territory while fleeing. you can believe that you re here? no, i can t believe. reporter: their two-year-old made the journey with them, at one point in a rubber raft on the dangerous passage from turk tow greece. it seems like a drea ....
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