but. the boy. plays. this is deja vu news live from berlin the u.s. vice president says the migration detention system on the texas mexico border is overloaded his comments came after he visited 2 detention camps on the border around the country hundreds of vigils have been held calling for those camps to be closed. our correspondent helena humphrey is in new orleans for a storm barry has made landfall. this storm has for all powerful wind and the rain to do or learns an old fart is a warning that the state of your easy on

a still faces a significant threat in the coming days. and at least $26.00 people are dead after al-shabaab extremists storm a hotel in somalia security forces say they've killed all the militants after 814 hour siege in the port city of khost smile. i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us. the u.s. vice president mike pence has said that the situation at the mexican border is in crisis his words came after a visit to 2 overcrowded my migrant detention centers in texas president donald trump said on friday that he had dispatched has to the border to dispel the multitude of reports of dire conditions at the centers meanwhile vigils were held around the country to call for an end to the trump administration's immigration

policy is a vigil in front of the white house calling for the closure of detention centers it was one of around 700 nationwide the activists here say that the way migrants are treated is incompatible with american values. because of the kids held in cages because of the horrible treatments going on the borders of the united states and we really need to demonstrate to people they were a better country than that we can really open our borders and welcome people i think we've deviated from our founding values and we need to return and i'm pleased to see this group united here and in many other places across the country almost 400 men were at an overcrowded and smiling detention center that u.s. vice president mike pence visited in texas. but president donald trump insisted the migrants are being treated well. they're the ones that said they were proud as they

are proud of a lot of people but there are good shape i played with as i did with border patrol a lot they love those people governor was the border they loved them after touring detention facilities some members of congress have criticized the separation of families the lack of drinking water and say migrants are forced to sleep on concrete floors was worst about this mr chairman was the fact that there were american flags hanging all over these facilities that children being separated from their parents in front of an american flag. that women were being called these names under an american flag but president trump has pledged to continue his policies aimed at discouraging immigration he said nationwide raids to deport illegal immigrants would begin on sunday. and elsewhere in the u.s. tropical storm barry has hit the gulf coast near new orleans it's

a relatively weak storm but weather forecasters say bury slow speed means it could dump huge amounts of rain over the region water levels are already threatening the city's levees as authorities warn of deadly flooding across the gulf coast tens of thousands of people have already lost power in the state of louisiana. and joining us now from new orleans is dubious correspondent helena humphrey helena barry was a hurricane and it's now weakened to a tropical storm but how big of a threat is that still pose to the region where it's made landfall. make no mistake my it is still very much a threat meteorologist say it is normal for a storm to be downgraded once it hit lands and once it hits land because then it is not over the water where it sucks its energy up so this is rather normal but at the same time of course the warrior with barry has always been the water in a flood prone area where we are now for example in new orleans we worried about

that long slow epic drench of water in the coming days and i will say that one levee one river has already overflowed levee not here by the mississippi river the river but about an hour and a hoff away from here and there we saw a flash flooding triggered i've already sold and ground in another part of the state we saw 12 people have to be rescued by helicopter today and even if this storm has been downgraded we normally see the 1st hurricane of the year on the 10th all organists already this is one month and it's not just the levees right there are fears that the mississippi river might overflow its banks is that still a concern that has been a concern what i can say right now is that the river is very swollen as you can see it has reached about 5 meters today and the levees are at 6 meters they were significantly rebuilt in the wake of hurricane katrina the governor says right now

that they feel confident that they will be able to hold the tides back so right now it seems that everything is in place all the flood gates are closed and that risk has subsided here in new orleans and of course new orleans is the city where over a decade ago hurricane katrina absolutely a vis aerated the place brought enormous amounts of flooding are people there confident now that the city can withstand a similar event. i think opinion is divided my on they does remain a great deal of public mistrust i spoke to some people this morning who said that they know of people in the neighborhoods who had just simply taken the choice to leave if they could and of course that memory of the trauma which saw 1800 people killed is still high on people's mind when they're faced with a storm like this and some people just take matters into their own hands they are the sandbags up their house or they just choose to leave although there was no show

in forced evacuation due to the fact that this was a hurricane category one and not normally happens with hurricane category 3. and helena humphrey for us in new orleans thank you so much and please stay safe. and i will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the sudanese capital khartoum and other cities to mark 40 days since security forces killed dozens of demonstrators on the 3rd of june of men in military uniforms opened fire on a protest camp outside army headquarters. insurgents have killed at least 3 security officers after storming a commercial building that houses a hotel in western afghanistan the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack and kala in the capital of east province the defense ministry says 3 attackers were killed and 2 others arrested. an unknown assailant fired

a rocket propelled grenade into a ukrainian t.v. stations building in kiev there were no immediate reports of injuries but police are investigating the incident as an act of terror a t.v. station have plans to air a controversial documentary featuring russian president vladimir putin critics saw it as too favorable to moscow. more than 25 people have died and dozens more have been injured in a suicide attack on a hotel in somalia suspected as the mass gunmen stormed the building in the city of kiss my and held people hostage overnight here's more. of the aftermath of the deadly car bombing and night long siege it's plain to see the facade of the hotel left charred and in tatters a suicide bomber rammed a fear coke loaded with explosives into the entrance gates gunmen then stormed the hotel in the southern port city of kismayo the al qaeda linked islamist group

immediately claimed responsibility for the attack it's the deadliest terror related incident in the area since the extremist organization was forced out of the city in 2012 those killed include a local politician kenyans americans and to person a prominent canadian somali journalist and her husband have also been named as a monks the. people around the world to pay tribute to 46 year old had done in my life welcome to the bush admin take i remember they had my facebook ally pakistan and then the book our nanny the mother of 2 grew up in canada and was well known for her work within the somali community there she was described as a beacon of hope and someone who maintained her somali integrity. the african union has condemned the attack saying the incident aimed to derail progress in somalia as

the country rebuilds and consolidates the gains made on peace and security. and for the very latest we're joined now by journalist abilities below he's on the line from somalia's capital mogadishu thank you so much for joining us what was al-shabaab trying to achieve with this attack and why now. well according to media reports the to receive the militant group message was. still existing and that despite media reports by u.s. africa command on the somali government and its security partners here that the top be overpowered the group's message was that yes we're still around and we can strike at. any time so this list attack was kind of a surprise attack because nobody expected the militant group al-shabaab which is kind of attack in the city of to smile we have seen such kind of deadly attacks and hotels each number the capital city of addition where many people but this is the

1st time that a similar type of peace nature has taken place in case my own the exact target for the militant group this time was a hotel that is mostly frequented by the dance legislative plan as it's so their main objective was to kill as many people as possible so that elections that are due slated for next month can be compromised and the government might be able to rethink and try to look one of the venue at all these elections or immediately postpone these elections so the status quo is the one that is affecting outside of they wanted to cause. so that the government. the regional manager rather than the government in mogadishu can restart it i don't really think about that elections can take place there of course al shabaab coming out to say we're still here implies that they've gone away is there a sense now that they are gaining strength in the region again. well in recent months the particular case minded surroundings that there's been an increase in

that drone strikes mainly by the u.s. africa command at least likely been very effective in the sense that they've managed to contain al-shabaab militant groups for a couple of months now in the general. strike in the points he took his plan for the 50 kilometers northwest of his my kid or most of 76 militants one that was a big shock to the militant group on this is one of the reasons experts were pretty sure thing that to come to the group to try to wage and not to smile because they're not been able to do any kind of attack there for the last 6 years so these crews of the regional administration has been able to contain the threats that is caused by the group but these attacks raises serious concerns in the sense that even the attackers were wearing police uniforms or regional college to put a chance to explain how the militants acquired these uniforms before launching such a brazen attack in the center of the city until it is below speaking to us from mogadishu thank you so much. tennis now and simona halep has defeated serena

williams to win her 1st wimbledon singles title williams was the overwhelming favorite for the match but failed to find her best as the romanian made a blistering start the world number 7 kept the momentum in the 2nd set sealing her 2nd grand slam victory in commanding style final score 6262. and in formula one received his driver voluntary vault task has claimed pole position at this weekend's british crown 3 pushing his teammate lewis hamilton to 2nd on the grid the dual looks set to continue their personal battle for the driver's title with the rest of the field unable to keep up. the 1st phase of qualifying went according to plan for lewis hamilton the formula one leader appeared on course for securing his 5th consecutive pole at the british grand prix but hamilton lost valuable time after a brief wobble a critical error which his mercedes team mate. made sure to take advantage of.

just because the finish driver took pole with just 80.006 seconds and 5 teach. for a raise 21 year old monographs to a clerk took 3rd. speaking after the session for tots was delighted to be starting on pole. it's been pretty cultural week and today with you lewis and it's really really happy to get a good laugh and be able. but how milton who still remains favored to win on sunday appeared confident to place about 3 did the job and it is a long race summer so put a great crowd here so thick and it's. a win for hamilton would give him a record 6 british grand prix fixe 3. and every minor of the top

stories we're following for you the u.s. vice president says the migrant detention system on the texas mexico border is overloaded his comments came after he visited 2 detention camps along the us mexico border. you're watching news up next the somali government offers amnesty to young men willing to defect from al-shabaab in the weekend reports i'm irish waiter thanks so much for. learn german which. any time plays. video. you have on the back of those car. songs to sing along.