processing facilities and they're already almost entirely full so they are going to need to have new space to do this and the question is how quickly can they get that up and running and can they do all of this in a way that doesn't violate previous court order that require the release of even in these family settings if you think children are there for longer than one day leon i've had a question from kelly who's watching on facebook live i want to throw it straight to you if i can does the federal government need permission to send children to other states like the ones have gone to new york she said you'll be transporting mine a children across state lines without parental permission is a felony what happened is this is a very complicated issue that was hotly debated obama administration. there are laws in place for what are called unaccompanied children who are not citizens of the united states there are fact all federal side to the ball and what those federal statutes written by congress saying is that when the government comes into

contact with an unaccompanied child they have to place them in the custody of the department of health and human services until a suitable guardian can come to pick up that jai and so we have had to build the shelters all around the country for a visa unaccompanied gender this instance is new because what the government is doing is it's taking a company children and converting them into unaccompanied children by virtue of the fact that they're putting that carried into criminal proceedings and so by doing that i have then they tried to bring in all of those protections again because suddenly they say well wait a second now we're faced with another company child and then they the ins they begin the process as if the child i've presented themselves along with them or strode in or isn't going to so moving forward again another one of our viewers his

comment in just said well basically this is a distraction because children will just be detained with their parents now do you think that would actually work as a deterrent because i guess what the top administration is trying to do here in the first place is to make this a terror and. i think the lesson him sir of the past twenty years have shown that this issue is not it's not one way or the other it's complex you need a combination of carrots and sticks and what i mean by that is this if you have a pure only deterrent policy then i have some point the question will be for the people coming to the united states is the situation worse in my country that it would be in the united states based on whatever deterrent exists on the vine and once people are familiar with that deterrence as centrally what happens as most people make the joins o.j. yes the situation in my country towards whatever the u.s. is willing they can't possibly be doing anything worse than the situation i face

here so that's what happened in these acts of love that if you create a more orderly process and combine it with sanctions for people who don't use that ordered orderly process such as for instance creating facilities either in central america or in mexico for people to make claims and if those claims are meritorious then tell the people yes we will accept you with us then i think you can start to get to a place where people won't show up illegally at the border of the u.s. has because they know they can go to the center right given a carrot to go to the center and us think this is what happens if you don't go to the center but that's the kind of solution we're going to need a long term to get this done leon fresco i'm glad we could talk to you to go in-depth on this one as well really enjoyed talking to you thank you. let's flip the coin now with leah because with all this anti trump sentiment out there online

on air and all that we do have to remember he's cool a strong support base and we saw it at the minnesota rally here and we really do need to keep that in mind his support base they're quite loud and they're very proud and many see the latest crackdown on asylum seekers as trump following through with his campaign promises take a listen. and the people that are coming here need to come here legally we would love it we hate we absolutely hate seeing children and families and anybody being being removed from their families but if you're coming to the united states you need to come here legally you need to follow the process and bring your family with you during that process so. for rules if you'd like to be here and we'd love to have you i mean immigration he said i came to the country about taking years ago. and life until it came like ike is sorry for their spirit of what they are by a lot of course by the democrats that these things can go the right way and they're

just seeing a different leadership but a bad player. according to a polling site five thirty eight aggregate a bunch of polls together trans approval ratings are at actually forty two percent and those numbers were updated just yesterday on tuesday you can see a slight increase there and his disapproval ratings are at fifty one percent now the immigration debate has been trending on twitter for days now but trump is the one who is leading that conversation today this tweet in particular he posted it it's a video of democrats who have been in office with the caption that reads don't worry the republicans and your president will fix it. our immigration system is illegal immigration is plain and simple all americans not only in the states most heavily affected but in every place in this country are rightly disturbed by the. illegal aliens entering our country people who should be here and those in the middle we

have to send a clear message just because your child gets across the border then doesn't get to stay and get everyone in that video are democrats many commented on that video hundreds dead one username sidney she said no child should have to go through this but their parents knew their risks when they came over here illegally when they came over here illegally i believe we should put more blame on the parents than our government they are just for filling the last set and place wait before trump became president now the media for the most part have not held back from criticizing trump's policies just a few hours ago time magazine revealed its latest cover featuring a terrified two year old girl from honduras sitting in front of a very disapproving donald trump the caption reads welcome to america. thank you lia we're going to wrap things up now with our white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington d.c. kimberly i also this question at the top of the show what next i'm going to put that to you now talk us through what is actually expected of what is going to

happen next in the sickly speaking. there is a lot of clarity and so that's why some of the president's top democratic critics like nancy pelosi and also the top democratic congresswoman in the house of representatives than chuck schumer the top democratic senator they have sent a letter to donald trump saying that they are demanding that he put in place a plan that he presented congress about what is going to happen to the twenty three hundred children approximately that were subject to this child separation policy as well they say that this issue of the detention centers is not an adequate solution because it is coming not only taxpayers' expense but also is not something positive for the children growing up but we've also got the counter to that we've got the department of homeland security secretary curious to nielsen speaking earlier this morning talking about what your guest talked about a few moments ago and that is that this issue of child separations canal is new but

the issue of children being sent across the border unaccompanied to the hands of smugglers and traffickers is not new in fact children are up to ten thousand apparently according to the government have been housed by the department of homeland security in recent years so the focus is on congress right now there are two bills that are being voted on in the house of representatives today we're told but neither is expected to pass really this is going to require both democrats and republicans working together to come up with a solution that has been eclipsing congress for almost two decades and they right now seem to be more focused on finger pointing political point scoring than solutions kimberly without being crude given how sensitive the topic is but did anyone when you when donald trump signed off on that executive order did did did people when pressure on them political groups did anyone get anything positive out of all of this. in the short term i don't think so.

certainly there is the feeling that democrats have gained some traction and if found an issue that they can take to the midterm elections in november because there's no question the public did not like the child child separation policy two thirds of the public according to most polls did not like it and so that includes some trump supporters who just couldn't support that didn't like those images so certainly they are going to continue to work with that. you know i tend to be a bit of a pollyanna if you will i like to try and look at the bright side and see what good could come out of all of this if anything i think what donald trump has done because he is such a polarizing figure is he's gotten people engaged in the process putting pressure on their members of congress we're really going to have to watch the november elections because the only way things are going to change is if the lawmakers become accountable to the voters and i think in the long term there may be a glimpse that that is finally happening that the american people are finally becoming gauged in a way that may bring about change in the long term kimberly we love the fact that you're

a pollyanna we need in these times i think to really help kids live at the white house. read a great series on al-jazeera called we the people looking at issues in america leading up to the election this one was all about immigration and undocumented migrants specifically in the hispanic community of tell sorich lahoma. by the way this is from two thousand and eight george bush was still prison and then barack obama was months away from winning the election just to reinforce to you how immigration and kimberly was saying as well as always been a divisive issue if you search but we the people immigration you can go back into the archives at al jazeera dot com for that and you can get in touch with us as well consultations on screen had so many comments but more coming through now and thank you for the questions as well for our guests on the hash tag news grid it is good to get all your comments that i'm not going to read through too many of them because they are all a very very similar a lot of people in the united states saying how ashamed they feel of the whole situation and how inhumane it is that number there plus nine seven four five zero one triple one for non if you want to send us a video message perhaps or if you're out anywhere near the news we're covering and

can help contribute to it hash tag a.j. news group moving on the rebels in yemen have posted a video online which they say debunked saudi arabia's claim of taking over the strategic airport in her data the video said to show who the fight is still accessing who they are international airport but for several days the saudi m.r.c. led coalition has reported it has full control of the area the port is key to taking a date a city which has been on the hooty control since twenty fourteen here is some of what the who these are saying in that video. and i. mean good evening this is how the international airport we're filming to emphasize that we are inside the airport i would like to send a message from inside the airport through this video on thursday june twentieth it is not true what is being circulated through enemy media that they took control last wednesday june nineteenth of the airport partially or completely. still with

yemen seven former detainees in prisons run by the united arab emirates in yemen have described what they call a system of sexual torture they told the associated press they were raped and abused by yemeni god's under control the u.a.e. that denies managing or even running prisons in the country dianic arenas there's report a window into what's being described as a world of rampant sexual torture and impunity these drawings were smuggled out of iraq to run prisons in yemen made on plastic plates with ink detainees held without charge or trial described humiliation to the associated press news agency one caption in arabic says it's real terrorism and another drawing prisoners being transported in a pickup truck are naked blindfolded and handcuffed seven former detainee spoke to reporters about what they've witnessed they say rape electrocution and beatings took place at five detention centers including at the iraqi forces headquarters in

the country the u.a.e. mission in geneva tweeted that it has never managed or run prisons or secret detention centers in yemen but the accusations don't come as a surprise in march human rights groups accuse the united arab emirates of making arbitrary arrests in southern yemen. we have documented. that the u.a.e. is responsible for. over an arbitrary detention. for months many residents demanded to know where their missing relatives are u.a.e. military commanders in yemen have repeatedly denied running secret prisons there reporting the heavy government said it best to go with the u.n. he has continued to flatly deny any rule in use again but abuses continue until their prisoners have. rights to test. the three year war and yemen has caused a complete breakdown of law and order especially in the south where militias

operate beyond the control of the courts and the internationally recognized government in addition to the disappearances in torture there have been reports of executions and assassinations diana carom al-jazeera. the yemen doesn't really trends does it not really add me some would say occasionally it will have a lot of media outlets putting out content different articles mainly because the conversation in yemen is so complicated it's been drawn out and many don't really know what's happening there on the ground it's like what mark goldring and oxfam executive director said back in two thousand and sixteen he said yemen is much like syria but without the cameras but we have been following an artist in yemen who is trying to share with the world what is happening in his country his images are blunt some of them are offensive and he goes after media outlets as you can see here and different countries like the us saudi arabia and the u.a.e.

for worsening the conflict as he says now when i spoke to him earlier he said everything was normal and heard they'd asked him to explain that he said yeah they were just planes dropping bombs about every hour here he is talking about is art. my name is something i'm proud of this i mean. i just came from but you. do the simple i did our thoughts for the database because i think this is one of my ways to show the world what's going on there there and how did that also in yemen one of my dogs it's about the how they die city you can see boortz. and how they die and a city after this city do you see explosions. nothink in sight like live inside it's no life inside the hundred another one it's like you and for me i think you and part of the coalition to go inside the hard data

i think this is easy way to show. people outside of yemen and. that's the war and they. will be very difficult for a date that we've lost or all day in many years not that people was inside the day . ahmed posts all of his artwork on his twitter page you can follow him at ahmed half the ages and his name are seven you can follow him on twitter to get updates or you can also join in and our conversation with the hash tag aging is great thanks lee before we hit the break just a quick update on the u.s. border story and this is from two of our correspondents kristen saloon has just tweeted that separated children have continued to arrive in new york overnight so they're still moving within the country and patty calhoun's reminded us here not to lose sight of the fact that the administration has no plans to reunite those two thousand children none whatsoever just yet hashtag a.j.

news good if you want to join in the conversation with either of them or enable us this is the news group if you're with us on facebook live we've got an extra story for you now about racial profiling in france and then later the wife of israel's prime minister sorry netanyahu has been charged with war we will look at the allegations of misusing nearly one hundred thousand dollars that story and the headlines in a. out of the recent big showers in the southern coaxes and in northern iraq have been well quite active but the disappearing as you can see if you want tops and that's about it cost wise i think we're going to concentrate more towards georgia northern turkey as well to showers possibly showing up of cyprus and the coasts of syria otherwise it's just sunshine high twenty's for example in beirut just below the

forty mark in baghdad and in teheran was quite a breeze blowing which tends to make c.m. more suited to the get concentration of high temperatures not breezes quite a stiff one not particularly dusty in qatar rather more dusty in reality to see where it comes from temp she's staying in the low forty's appears to be in there and solitaire which is typically around about thirty mark drizzle in london almost constantly cloudy this is a seasonal thing which you would expect to happen virtually all of southern africa at the moment is without significant cloud therefore without significant rain of any sort weather wise that's correct climatologically that is correct you might have it out again see a few showers in the coast of tanzania for example otherwise it's sunshine by day when optically won't touch two misaka sixteen in cape town we see morey rain in the western cape no.

a land direct from its indigenous people. plundered for its resources. to mount a long held resentment a turn in violent with deadly consequences you cannot use that as an excuse to go over human rights people empowered travels to south america to discover the violence of the macand cheese and al-jazeera. being located outside that western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you peel away the lists of covert military and the financial darkening you see the people in those words and those policies are affecting see the emotion on their faces the situation they're living in that's when our viewers can identify with the story.

there was a oh man what's trending as well more from maybe you'll be hearing about that shortly i was after his forces retaking some of those oil areas so it has been more

forthcoming on israeli prime minister's wife being charged with fraud and one year in office for m b s muhammad than some of the crown prince of saudi arabia. lots of variety for you then have a look at what's trending and on to zero dot com this. whole having a look at what's going on got some pictures coming in from switzerland actually there is pope francis addressing the world council of churches in geneva what's significant about that is that geneva is actually part of stunt land for a catholic to be visiting is interesting but he is stressing into fights cooperation if you like particularly amongst the christian church itself so that's why the crowds of come out as well have a lot of pictures in from geneva of the pope addressing the world council of churches let's move to london now here is bob or sara with more international news hi barbara. hey there kamau a spokesman for a libyan warlord says his forces have seized control of two major oil terminals the

reuters news agency says the half tyra's fighters have taken over the oil ports of ras lanuf and see there but a rival group denies that the u.s. state department has condemned the violence and is calling for all fighters to immediately withdraw from the area where the bill where he reports now from tripoli . it's really difficult to. to say exactly whole controls what because because we have to two different accounts of the same story but have to sources say that they have recaptured the oil terminals of us and russia the north on the other hand a pretty rigid zines force a say deny that and say they still maintain their locations in a silver and arsenals but we've spoken to locals local sources eyewitnesses in the north they they said that of the image of the run was that all last night his forces with little was there all last night and they they recaptured ruslan of this

morning now the oil the national oil corporation been advising branch has announced it that have that his forces have taken control of the top turnovers today but the national oil corporation in tripoli has has commented on that saying that their military operations are still ongoing and most of us on our last book from vienna he is the chief of the national oil corporation he said that the military operations are still ongoing and he just hoped that to continue to resume production operations soon. iraq's supreme court has ruled that all folds from last month's election must be recounted manually after allegations of electoral fraud votes cast by kurdish peshmerga internally displaced people and iraqis overseas which had been excluded from earlier results will also be added the

president and several political blocs had opposed the recount which is expected to take up to two weeks ten thousand members of the electoral commission are now expected to sort through the ballots. the european commission president says that donald trump is going against all logic and history by imposing paris on the. and that minium. current made the comments a day before the retaliatory parish's take effect from friday the european union will impose a twenty five percent levy on three point two billion dollars worth of u.s. goods meanwhile china has warned that the u.s. tariffs will ultimately hurt american farmers and workers a commerce ministry spokesman accused the u.s. of using bullying tactics and blackmail for threatening to impose tariffs on four hundred billion dollars more of chinese goods if those come into force the tariffs will cover ninety percent of goods that china sold to the u.s. last year. the wife of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been charged

with fraud israel's justice ministry says that sarin it in yo is accused of misusing state funds she's alleged to have spent around one hundred thousand dollars of government money on lavish meals at the prime minister's residence in jerusalem benjamin netanyahu has called the allegations against his wife absurd and unfounded herefore said has more now from west jerusalem. this is an investigation is being on for more than two years and it relates in probably to the catering arrangements within the prime minister's residence sarah is charged along with the former deputy director general of the prime minister's office as recited off with having conspired to try to conceal these payments. allegedly concealing the fact that it was a cook already employed at the prime minister's office therefore giving her a reason to get outside catering in the full cost of such meals is estimated at

ninety nine thousand dollars worth during this period between twenty ten and twenty thirteen as well as that there are fifteen occasions on which this is not alleged to have conspired to try to create false invoices for outside chefs to make the the. bills look smaller presumably than they were actually in effect that's all from me in london now let's go back to come out in doha barbara thank you so much just three days now until the turkish elections and president jet type are ones holding one of his last big rallies it's in tab a place we often associate with syria because of its proximity and the fact we report on syria a lot from there but it is an interesting domestic location in and of itself we'll talk more about that shortly but first the framework for this election courtesy of al jazeera dot com nearly sixty million eligible voters will go to the estimated one hundred eighty one thousand ballot boxes across turkey in fact overseas voting has already started they will decide who occupies these five hundred fifty seats in

parliament and you can see from the current makeup that the. act party of president still holds very strong popularity three hundred sixteen seats at the moment the next closest is in blue the c.h.p. with a hundred and thirty one a lot fewer seats than the act party so here is mohamed vote in tep hopefully you can hear me right there muhammad tell us first of all it's interesting to see you out there. in the middle of the the city there with it the town there tell us about the make up of the people there and what they are hearing from president to. come out and it's quiet you know much more anthony comparison to the mosque somehow is when the crowd here has been in the thousands on this one president one was at the scene he was standing on the spot from behind me trying to. reach he's a political document and convince more people to vote for him another one for him

this is a nice day because he's in this area of turkey one of the traditional mosques in is . actually it's an easy it's a nice day for him and he's speaking to people who are listening to what he's been saying he's been promising more political reform. i'm missing more economic. reform for this country he has promised actually a loss of things particularly for gaza top in talking to the people of gaza are tired here and mr of the on also has at the best the supporters of the other candidates in this election asking them to tell the people what they think of these candy this may do for the turkish people and promising that according to that account on looking at that account not his he and his party have achieved so far people have to trust that he will only do more of what he has being has he has been doing in the past we know that the turkish going to be has been a little bit. of late he has been addressing that question here and saying that the

solutions will be found for every trouble in related to the economy and also the other issues this is a historic election come out a sitting duck take he will move on to a presidential system turkey from now on will not have a prime minister and this old one will be able to dissolve the parliament by decree so this is a crucial election for him and two days. only two days before the people go to the polls today has been a very crucial day for most of the town talking to people on trying to win them to vote for him mohamed val's live in galilee on top of that rally thank you so much for that mohammed so as said the next president of turkey will be a significantly more powerful one after those changes were made to the constitution last year has been a spirit with more on the issues that will greet that media. turkey has enjoyed impressive economic growth in the fifteen years reggie has been leader but there

are problems now the value of the turkish lira recently fell to a record low losing eighteen percent against the dollar this year inflation is at twelve percent earlier and calls himself an enemy of interest rates but if rates were raised that would likely boost the lira and lower inflation youth unemployment is too high for many at almost eighteen percent and as well as money problems voters are also concerned about the crackdown on government critics freedoms and mass arrests at least seventy eight thousand turks have been arrested and one hundred fifty two thousand fired from their jobs following the failed coup attempt to years ago burnet smith and i showed you some info graphics a little bit earlier there are a bunch more of al-jazeera dot com on this page which is images go back to the top or you need to know about the june twenty four polls the great primer on these constitutional changes you see that there are also the voting process which i told you about the parties the candidates it's all there if you search for turkey elections that al jazeera dot com this is in the interactive section. now the un

the e.u. and the into america commission on human rights they've all received invitations to investigate the political crisis in the can i go this one hundred seventy people have been killed in protests there in the government crackdown since april in the town of the center of the protests is now refusing to recognize president daniel ortega as government manuel republic reports now from the capital managua. that these desperate mothers crying out to prison guards for the release of their children my d.s.l. danya has been camped outside these gates for more than a week her son wielded was arrested after attending an anti-government demonstration at one point she change her self to the fence begging for her son's release me you want to give him any time you want my son is innocent his only crime was holding up the flag of my country i believe this is why they're keeping him here we'll does wife hazel has also stayed by the prison gates she goes home

several times a day to take care of the family business a cybercafe in a residential neighborhood of need that i was capital managua hazel says she has a court order for her husband's release adding that he has been held illegally and without charge for more than a week at this document is for the release of my husband but he hasn't been i trust in god that i have been back since. like many others who have gone missing we'll that was taken to the a famous torture center from the days of the samosa rule more than forty years ago today it houses young men and women who have protested against president daniel ortega. a human rights attorney says that arrests of peaceful demonstrators is just one of dozens of human rights violations being committed by the government and a lot of we have recorded two hundred cases nationwide of illegal detention forced disappearances and also kidnappings. the political conflict in the guy one has

killed at least one hundred eighty six people and injured more than a thousand activists say they have recorded at least sixty disappearances although the actual number is difficult to know human rights observers continue to call on president ordered to end the violent crackdown on anti-government demonstrators and are asking for the release of an unknown number of individuals who have been detained without charge since the start of the political crisis every day hazel prepares meals for we did and head back to that you put it to hand food over to prison guards together with we did smother they repeat this exhausting ritual three times a day each time hoping we did it will finally be released and up in a. manner how we got to this point in nicaragua has been compiled and profiled about zero dot com what triggered the protests back in april what the demands are there are also picture galleries and video reports all in the one place you just have to search for what you should know to get all that context to an ongoing story

. now police in thailand carrying out raids on factories in an effort to stamp out the illegal imports of. tronic waste since china banned imports of the waste recycling companies in thailand have been taking in more ways than they are allowed scott heide that's been looking at this was police officers gather at a factory gate just outside bangkok they send up a drone to take a peek inside before scaling the wall and going it this is the latest in a series of raids on electronic waste factory for the past month the authorities have been cracking down on illegal operations and investigating imported waste. some companies are bringing in more than they're authorized to import and using illegal factories like this one. it's the largest raid of its kind yet police estimate that there are six thousand tons of illegal waste in the sprawling compound. kompany can you but now we found out that.

not that. factory but to another in the gun factory importers have now had their license is suspended for a year intelligence gained on previous raids led police here to this plastic facility it's not even registered to do this kind of work now this is a stack of old router fronts now there are thousands of stacks like this on this facility and it's clear that this particular one came from overseas on the back of them there's a sticker with an american customer service number on it customs officials say that the import of plastic material for recycling including waste totals two hundred thousand tons for just the first five months of this year that's double the amount for all of last year i believe it. the band from china in that country so. tend to fly.

into. on miami one dallas country. environmental group greenpeace also think the chinese ban has led to an increase they're concerned with the contamination electronic waste causing heavy metal in water and soil and airborne toxins but the more immediate concern there's no specific law that deals directly with the waste management picking. up i think we have from other countries that mean we don't have a couple of a day we don't have. the and we don't have infrastructure to do that he says there's another domestic waste to keep the current businesses open so there's no economic reason for thailand to take in other countries. got harder al-jazeera bangkok's. just to update you on the u.s. border migrant story which so many of you are commenting on there are some

statements coming out from house speaker paul ryan in the united states who has said he was pleased donald trump took the action that he did on the border crisis on wednesday that was signing the. executive order he said we obviously want to have families reunited and we are working to reunite separated children with their parents that is house speaker paul rhyme ok son is here and i'm just saying the same thing every day what's happening in the world cup but. there's a huge match happening tonight three matches are being played on thursday australia are clinging on to their hopes of advancing off of the socceroos a true one all of them up in the second game and group see a win for france will see them advance to the round of sixteen and see pirouette knocked out and france lead one nil just before half time and in the match of the day argentina any the big assault against croatia if they are to have a chance of progress in lost will correspondent and the richardson joins us live from moscow and he as you've heard france are one nil against

a period do you think it will stay that way. france looks out of one of the best squads in this tournament since the question has always been whether or not i coached can get a system going that really gets the best out of his players playing a parade saying that so so i well supported this world cup it's thirty six years since they'd be a tournament and around forty thousand peruvians are in russia for this tournament . that all of the most scary they seem to be on every street corner they will be devastated if the school stays as it is because that will put them out of this competition coming into this tournament the big talking point for everyone involved with proving football was the case of the leading goal school. we failed a test for cocaine a few months ago and been given a dog came back and we're here pale that saying that in fact the positive tests

have been caused by coke it's he. caught a rare case of solidarity amongst footballers the cap sins of all the other three countries in the world cup group petition pfieffer and said he deserved to have the bomb lifted and sure enough it was he was on the bench for the first game when they lost and he's playing today started and on the whole he had the chance to put his country ahead against france he missed that chance and then just a few minutes later killing him but i gave from stanley so france a leading one male and if curry cannot get a goal in the in the second half they'll be heading out of this world cup and the big game a big game happening to my argentina. and it's a huge pressure only and now messi do you think they'll be able to bounce back from that draw in their opener. i mean there's always pressure on only no messi argentina i mean the part the having it looks as though they were

having problems in the opening game it's obvious that shouldn't really come as a as a big surprise that their form in qualifying was not good they only squeaked through on the final round of the games they scored nineteen goals in eighteen games and for a team with their sort of silence i just simply isn't good enough they went through three coaches they now have progress some proudly in charge got huge successes chile and came from severe situation up with argentina he's all ghibli the best coach at this tournament so the question is whether or not he's had enough time to spend with the players and drill them into the sort of scene he wants and whether or not he still has to play is he can fit into a system that he likes and really over the last few weeks and months we've seen him stills take cream with systems tinkering with players and doesn't seem entirely happy that he's got the right starting line up east talks about the other players not being too reliant on. lino messy but that's a that's easy to say listening to interviews with some of the players who come into the school they say when you've got the best player in the world alongside you you

don't play your normal game you just think i'm going to give it to messi in the opening game he had eleven shots lino messy but couldn't score and he missed a penalty so he's under pressure and he'd love to make the sort of impact that christiane i was already made at this tournament scoring four goals as it is messi has and scored yet in desperate situations that sentiment and there were some live from moscow thank you very much for that well we'll go now to buenos ayres where our correspondent there is a ball is standing by with a huge crowd over there to raise or talk about the national team do you think the fans are still have hope in them. well i'm here in a fun zone and what you can see right behind me are mostly people from peru that have come here to watch the game but in a few hours we're going to see this place filled with people from argentina supporting argentina because they do hope that argentina will be able to turn things around that they will be able to pass this stage and make it and even

further most people have the knowledge that argentina has three has seen lots of difficulties since making it to the final two the final four years ago accusations of mismanagement within the argentine football association scandals you know missy leaving the team and then coming back they have seen at least three coaches during the qualifiers so there has been lots of problems with this team but people here are still holding that what happened back in one thousand nine hundred eighty six could happen again at that time argentina's team was criticized by the people people did not see that as a team and then they won the world cup so as i was talking earlier to india which isn't about the pressure and the the weight that they are now messi has to carry in his shoulder does he have to win a world cup to be at that level with diego maradona. while most definitely argentina is obsessed with u n n messi what we have seen since he failed to score

a penalty during the match against eyes that is the cover of the hughes papers interviewing psychologist friend also affairs and wondering why you cannot deliver what he delivers when he plays in the about a cell on our team where they're wondering whether he's depressed whether he's having marital problems whether he's who read about another offshore account that has been found so most definitely what most argentineans would like to see is what basically did all my own i didn't back in nineteen eighty six he led their team up that time to victory so there is a live from where the sides thank you very much for that. now imagine tens of millions of people are watching you have a throw in the wood just seconds left and your team desperately needs a goal what do you do while if you're iran's milad mohamedi are you tempted to launch it.

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hello there i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program siren is on yeah with the wife of the israeli prime minister is charged with misusing more than one hundred thousand dollars in public funds the battle rages for libya's keep oil ports with both sides claiming to be in control and we look at how migrant children may prove to be the future of australia's socceroos. it was a rare reversal for a president who prides himself on being tough but after days of public outrage on political pressure trump signed an executive order to end his controversial policy of splitting up migrant families at the southern border but the order provides little clarity only more confusion for the families actually involved they want to know when they will be reunited and what will happen when the twenty day detention

limit expires gabrielle is on the went looking for answers in brownsville texas near the border with mexico. after washington announced an end to family separation of asylum seekers at the border there was no celebrating in brownsville texas state of confusion. the law states families seeking asylum that are arrested in the u.s. can only be kept together in detention for twenty days trump's legal team says they'll go to court try to extend that and the so-called zero tolerance policy it remains in place so there is no change in policy on arresting asylum seekers and charging them with the crime the thing that concerns us the most is that ultimately what this will result in as far as we can tell is indefinite detainment of families sounds like you don't think this is the solution absolutely not a lot of confusion still in the days ahead yet there's a lot of opacity still around this and ultimately until we see an end to zero

tolerance we don't think that this is. we don't think that you can address these issues without ending zero tolerance with not enough shelters or detention facilities to how's everyone tent city detention centers for children like this one in a remote desert area near el paso texas will remain for now conditions are difficult temperatures can reach forty two degrees celcius and in brownsville outside this shelter detention center housing hundreds of kids no sign of being reunited with their parents. this shelter behind me is one that already has children in it that have been separated from their families the big question now is how to get them reunited problem is there does not seem to be any system in place to make that happen so it could be days weeks or even months until families are finally reunited activists here remain baffled by what's going on saying that hellish

situation is just giving way to another. creates a crime in my minds a crime quite simply is the separation of a innocent baby from the mother. and it's completely out of proportion to what's going on in washington relief perhaps after trump's move to curtail the growing storm clouds his separation policies brought over his presidency but here just another night of kids going to bed without knowing what's happened to their parents gabriel's on to brownsville texas let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly how kid kimberly when donald trump signed executive order yesterday remember him saying you know people are going to be very happy about it doesn't really look like that because confusion is reigning do we have any more clarity as to what is going to happen to migrant families both the ones coming now that could be separated and of course the ones that already have been. well certainly there is seems to be

a plan moving forward for the families that show up now that the executive order has been signed and that is that the family stay together that was the focus of the executive order well they await a hearing with an immigration judge but you're right those twenty three hundred approximately that were the subject of the piece you just heard there from my colleague gabriel is on joe there doesn't seem to be a plan that they seem to be in legal limbo some of been sent to health and human services detention centers very far away from their entry point into the united states and that's the big question so there has been a letter sent to the administration donald trump specifically from the top democrat in the house of representatives nancy pelosi top democrat in the senate chuck schumer saying look we need to know how these chiller going to be reunited you need to present a plan to congress and there also needs to be clarity on how the taxpayers are going to be paying for this given the fact that there was no plan put in place so all of this is happening in the backdrop of the. department of health and human

services homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen in fact speaking saying look at the issue of child separations maybe temporarily resolved but the issue of children being sent across the border often without their parents has been going on for years some ten thousand in the last two years and so the government is pointing towards congress saying look you need to do your job you need to come up with a comprehensive plan and that's where the spotlight is now and i guess that's the real stumbling block because of course they've been trying to pass some kind of legislation over four years there is an upcoming political battle at the immigration debate and vote tonight any sign that the two sides are coming going to meet halfway or come to some kind of resolution. doesn't seem to be any optimism on any side that either of these immigration bills that are going to be looked at the house of representatives fiercely debated is going to get the kind of traction needed to become law because even if one does pass the house of representatives

it's unlikely to pass in the senate because it contains very contentious funding requests for donald trump's border wall which democrats have said that they won't pass so as a result it doesn't appear that there is any resolution on the horizon for this issue barbara and heartbreaking of course for a lot of the families that are still separated kimberly how could a white house correspondent kimberly thanks for that well money on a sanchez now joins us live from outside a military air force base in guatemala city where some migrants who have been deported from the u.s. are brought back into the country so in a sense the other side of the story first of all mary and us what can you tell us about what's happening where you are right now. well barbara we are their force base where the remains will be landing this morning here with migrants from the united states and what you see behind me are family members of people.

unfortunately we're having problems getting our line to. as we will try to speak to her again a little later as she was in guatemala city airport actually let's try to go back to her now and see if the line is up and working again mary emma can you hear me. yes barbara i can you well i was saying that there's a lot of people that are waiting here. right this morning it is three planes that will be coming landing here from the united states to actually stop this air force base in the city or what they're not allowed many people to come here of course who are penny left and the ones who are shuffling members that will be waiting for them my views if you will are the lucky ones been able to write here without a penny and so the governments of guatemala i wield basically take them to a bunch of painkillers and that's from then on they have to secure it out to see how they get back to their homes or their families and then you see folks that of

course come here traumatized not only as this long and very arduous and dangerous trip to the united states where they hopped in duels of many dangerous what they have spent the whole the money that's been kept usually five six ten thousand dollars to get there with their families and. and so many people arrive here traumatized barbara and mariana just briefly if you can how would you describe it i suppose you sort of have in a sense the mood oh guatemalans their response responding to the migrant crisis what have people been telling you about how they feel. about her are furious. ministration because they think they don't understand that people children living from guatemala i don't mean for poverty to be filthy flee violence in their school conduct community violence they cannot control and the government does not protect

them but also they're furious at the government for having a very controversial response with the foreign minister saying that the children in the united states were in good hands the spokesperson from the president. and it was from policies and so they are people are very angry in the government house retracted a bit on this petition but it's kind of late because people are now gathering through the social media to protest against the government on friday. with reaction there in guatemala city were a lot of migrants are returning from the united states mariana for the moment thank you. and saying with the story time magazine has that it case had its cover page to donald trump's zero tolerance immigration policy the title of the latest issue reads welcome to america it features the president looking down at what's become a viral image of a two year old one door and girl crying as

a mother is detained at the us mexico border will be one of the front page of the cover of time she's got it now. the wife of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been charged with fraud the justice ministry says sarah netanyahu is accused of misusing state funds by allegedly spending government money on catering services herefore said has more now from western. it's been coming for months and now it's confirmed sarah netanyahu indicted for fraud the case against misuse of state funds connected to her husband's position as israel's prime minister investigation started three years ago when a government official issued a report on excessive spending at the couple's official residence in west jerusalem she's charged with using nearly one hundred thousand dollars from the official prime minister's residence budget for private ships and food for family events

allegedly conspiring with an official to hide the fact that a resident chef was already being employed and falsifying fifteen invoices for the services of outside caterers all very different from the prime minister's initial rebuttal of the allegations when he spoke of take away dinners in full trays the fact that she's indicted this is a sign that. the system and the police and the people people of israel are not willing to accept such a criminal behavior and this is a bad sign for netanyahu because they will stop with the wife and will finish with him israeli prime minister understands all too well the position his wife has been in in february israeli police recommended that he be indicted of a two corruption cases we're going to slowly i will continue to lead israel responsibly and by the way as long as the citizens of israel choose me to lead you i am certain i am certain that the truth will be revealed and i'm certain that at the next elections which will be held on schedule i will earn your trust again the

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