people have to be oxygen. money she's not an elected. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight tensions between the u.s. and iran are rising and this time britain is involved and oil tanker loaded with iranian crude is seized off gibraltar in southern spain it's suspected of violating european union saying since by delivering the oil they're trying to deliver the oil to syria the united states reportedly requested the seizure also coming up tonight

u.s. president gets his 4th of july parade in declares at the show of a lifetime but his salute to america on independence day is opposed by many and later we understand it even rain on trump's parade. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with a dramatic operation at sea and more tension between the united states and iran british royal marines shimmied down roads from a helicopter to seize a giant oil taker tanker loaded with iranian crude today it happened off the british territory of gibraltar in southern spain it suspected that the oil was on its way to syria in violation of european union sanctions the spanish government

says that the seizure was requested by the united states iran's state run news agency says the seizure was illegal. to grace one has been at anchor and under god since the early morning british authorities stopped the ship as it passed through spanish territorial waters at gibraltar at the tip of the iberian peninsula they say the oil was bound for syria in breach of e.u. sanctions against the war torn country authorities also say the ship load of the oil in iran putting the vessel in breach of u.s. sanctions against tehran. that i want to if they need it if they want to go out yes he'll was patrolling the zone but we're studying the circumstances in which this is taking place there was a request made by the united states to the united kingdom and we are looking into how this affects our sovereignty in the sense that it took place in waters which we understand are under spain's sovereignty last. name which gave.

the ship is registered on to panama flag and belongs to a singapore based company gibraltar says the vessel and its cargo have been confiscated. in the united states is celebrating the 4th of july american independence day events are usually nonpolitical but this year in washington they're proving to be controversial he was president trump to stage a parade called salute to america he's tweeted that it will be the show of a lifetime is due to give an address at the lincoln memorial shortly as the same memorial where martin luther king delivered his i have a dream speech and where there will shortly be a march past of military hardware. was inspired by france's still day celebrations 2 years ago in paris.

the humphrey watched the national independence day parade in washington d.c. here's what she saw all. the president promised a show like no other and the parade wrapping up now was just the start is certainly a departure from history with its display of military hardware including an air force one fly over and 4 tanks stationed around washington d.c. not since president truman 7 decades ago when the u.s. was at war with korea has the country seen such a presence of military equipment many out here today a wearing make america great again hats they're waving trump 2020 banus a veteran of the vietnam war told me that this is the 1st time that he feels that the military has been properly on it but not everyone is happy the democrats say that this patriotic day should not become a political one with particular reference to trump's salute to america's speech later protest groups like the antiwar group code pink are also outs with the trump

baby balloon not seen since protests in london this is a show like no other a costly one in a divided country but the president clearly believes it's worth the hefty price tag . it was hell in the humphrey reporting earlier from washington d.c. the italian coast guard has rescued $55.00 migrants from the mediterranean sea off the coast of lampedusa and brought them ashore now the reporter. shot these exclusive images in the port of lampedusa here we see the migrants disembarking the coast guard boats as darkness fell the rescue to play use as a separate group of migrants remains aboard and in geo boat that is still awaiting permission to enter the poor just days ago the rescue ship sea watch 3 forced its way into the port of lampedusa after being denied entry for 2 weeks

when he yes if he joins me now from lampedusa good evening to you there is a lot happening right now in the waters of the mediterranean between libya and. break it down for us exactly what is going on. well brant i'll start with what happened tonight just 2 hours ago a dramatic arrival just behind me as several dozen italian media is reporting 55 migrants arrived by boat that was the italian coast guard that brought them here say they picked them up not far from lampedusa that's the italian island between north africa and italy now what. happened just earlier just minutes before that was that an ngo an italian and you announced that they had picked up about the same number of migrants off the coast of libya and were headed toward this island as well lampedusa and italian deputy prime minister matteo

salvini who comes from the right wing said that he would not allow that he told them to turn around and head toward tunisia and don't forget 20 about 24 hours ago there was also the report of about 80 deaths of people making the same dangerous trip from libya to this island lampedusa you know the true i'm wondering if it'll ease interior minister materials i mean if he is stopping the other group of migrants from coming is sure i mean how did these 55 how how did they make it safely into your. right that's the question why can the italian coast guard continue to bring migrants to this island without the response of mateo salvia any the major difference i see watch explain this to me is that the sea watch and other n.g.o.s are picking up migrants off the coast of libya and instead of bringing them to libya they're bringing them to our producer which is part of italy so that they can then claim asylum in the e.u.

the reason they do that is because i see watch explained to me they are required by international law to bring migrants that they rescue anybody that the rescue at sea to a safe port libya is not considered a safe port so they stay they are required to bring them to the next safest port and they decided that's lampedusa italian prime deputy prime minister matteo savini is now calling for them to bring calling for the italian ship that is on its way to lampedusa to bring those migrants to tunisia so there's a disagreement about whether or not tunisia is a safe port but again the ngos say no they want to claim asylum in europe where it actually is safe and that's what they're going to do to save lives i mean what have you been hearing there in lump ados are they preparing for a new influx of migrants trying to reach their shores considering what happened this week in libya with that migrant center being hit by air strikes i mean are

they prepared for more migrants trying to make it across the mediterranean. well the authorities are very much prepared this is not as rare as it sounds like i said a lot of times migrants arrive quietly and it's not turned into a political topic there is a migration center here there are lots of people staying there i visited today i was denied access but the people on the island this has become a regular thing for them a lot of people were standing here watching it taking pictures but it really is a small island they need to bring them to italy and of course italian politics right now is trying to block that. w.'s i mean as of reporting tonight from the italian island of lampedusa i mean thank you. hong kong's chief executive kerry lam it is requesting a meeting with the city's university students as she tries to ease the pressure of

a month long political crisis after weeks of mass demonstrations against the lambs extradition bill with china. is now posing all efforts to pass the bill into law but that is not enough for the protesters they want to kill the bill well some have criticized the demonstrators 1st storming the parliament building on monday they say that the demonstrators went too far he used my tea is berlinger met 3 of those who forced their way in stephanie boris and can not their real names were protesting outside the legislative council on monday when suddenly a group of young people started to attack the parliament trying to break the glass from the time i was still struggling i feel whether i should leave or i should support them. but by the time the last broken the 1st protest has entered the building she had made up her mind i thought that i needed to support what they wanted today it may be wrong all right but they are still hong kong people. most of

the protesters were very young 18 year old boras also had his doubts but decided to join in. the protesters entered the building spraying graffiti calling for universal suffrage pro-democracy activists have been fighting for these demands for decades to no avail. my parents asked me if i really had to join the protests they said they had already enough out there but i said no one will stand up if everyone thinks that way. meanwhile the city is trying to clear the remnants of the so. damaged to the legislature is estimated at 1000000 euros the government has vowed to prosecute those who participated several arrests have already been made. if i told you that i'm not afraid i would be lying we may be talking about 10 years in jail but from that day until now i don't regret

that i went in i just feel that i did what i needed today many moderate protesters feel that this might not have helped their cause but criticism has been limited as they say they understand the anger that surfaced. when we entered we had already lost but we felt there was nothing else we could do any more peaceful rallies have achieved nothing. the 3 are currently in hiding as the police are stepping up their efforts to identify those involved in storming the parliament. which people have died for have been injured in japan after torrential rains hit the south of the country the government has advised more than a 1000000 residents to evacuate the worst affected congo shima prefecture 14000 soldiers have been deployed to assist emergency relief efforts the rain is now moving toward central japan and the capital tokyo. a raging

torrent on a river swollen by days of rain since friday some areas in southern japan have experienced one meter of precipitation twice the seasonal average. the ceaseless down poor has caused havoc flooding and landslides are destroying infrastructure and homes and putting lives at risk thousands of sought refuge in makeshift shelters but most of the 1000000 people advised to evacuate have stayed home. the emergency response is in full swing. still to police the fire department and maritime security a working on evacuation call rescue and life saving activities and yesterday the government of congo she met perfect cold in the military which is already begun its work there but i feel kind of. last year heavy rainfall

killed more than 200 people in the west of the country the high death toll was blamed on a slow government response to the crisis it's a mistake authorities are desperate not to repeat. words news tennis and day 4 of wimbledon have seen germany's defending champion on from the crash in the 2nd round she lost in 3 sets to american lauren davis women's top seen ash barty advance to the 3rd round alongside serena williams and roger federer spanish men's 3rd seed rafael nadal seen here in practice also beat controversial nick curios in one of the standout clashes of the tournament so far. all right here's a reminder the top story that we are following for you and oil tanker loaded with iranian crude has been seized off gibraltar it's said to have been headed for syria in violation of european union sanctions spain says the united states requested the

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