i also think i will know whether or not it will happen fast. it may not. but i think i will know pretty quickly whether or not, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time. i don't want to waste his time. yes, ma'am. >> are you concerned at all by giving kim the meeting, that he is getting a win out of you? >> no. only the fake news says that. we just got 3 hostages back. we paid nothing. they are happily ensconced with in their homes with their families. they are the happiest people in the world right now. we have not done anything. everyone said, the haters, they

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i also think i will know whether or not it will happen fast. it may not. but i think i will know pretty quickly whether or not, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time. i don't want to waste his time. yes, ma'am. >> are you concerned at all by giving kim the meeting, that he is getting a win out of you? >> no. only the fake news says that. we just got 3 hostages back. we paid nothing. they are happily ensconced with in their homes with their families. they are the happiest people in the world right now. we have not done anything. everyone said, the haters, they say you are giving him a meeting. give me a break. ok? there's nothing -- i think if i did not do this, and it has never been done before. and obviously, what has been done before has not worked. this is something i cannot stress strong enough. i talked about terrorists that previous people -- and i'm not looking to criticize people that were preceding the, but on tariffs, it should have never happened. well, the same thing on north kor

want to every time they go out, or are improving all the time and i think i will see that again tomorrow. improving all the time and isee that again tomorrowm will be japan, senegal, will see that again tomorrowm will bejapan, senegal, or columbia next for england and we know after day 14 it will not be germany for anyone. the world champions out of the group stage. that is the main headline from here today. there are lots of other sports headlines back at the bbc centres. and i guess the only thing that will ta ke and i guess the only thing that will take the attention away from the world cup over the next couple of weeks is wimbledon. andy murray is likely to make a final decision on whether he'll play at wimbledon in the next 48 hours. the former world number one lost to kyle edmund in the second round at eastbourne as he continues to gauge his progress ahead of a potential grand slam return. british number one, edmund showed why he may well be britain's best hope at sw19 by taking the first set 6—4. the second set followed a similar pattern, edmund's power was too much for the three—time grand slam winner. murray

i think it will be a process. i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it will be a process. the relationships are building, and that is very positive. >> what is your sense on what the north koreans are willing to do on the issue of denuclearization? president trump: i think they want to do that. i know they want to do that. they want other things along the line. they want to develop as a country. that is going to happen. i have no doubt. japan is involved. south korea is involved. we are involved in terms of getting everything. everybody wants the united states. we are run to help in the process very much. without us, it would not happen. there are a lot of positive things, including with china. you see positive things with helpednt xi, who has quite a bit with this. i never said it happens in one meeting. you're talking about years of hostility, years of problems, years of hatred between so many different nations. i think you are going to have a very positive result in the end, not from one meeting. >> you appear to question their sincerity in your letter to kim jong-un las

i think it will be a process. i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it is going to be a process. mr. president, what is your stance on what the north koreans are willing to do? >> i know they want to do that. they want to develop as a country. that is going to happen, i have no doubt. south korea is very much involved. ofare involved in terms helping the process very much. without our support that not happen. i think we will see a lot of very positive things, including with china. we will see where it leads. on june 12 will be in singapore. it will be a beginning. i never said it will happen in one meeting. we are talking about years of hatred between summoning nations. but i think you will have a very positive result in the end, but not from one meeting. >> you appeared the question there is sincerity. has it gone far enough? >> my letter was a respond to their letter. the media said you had a meeting, then canceled it. i canceled it in response to a very tough statement. i think we are very over that. now we are going to deal and start a proc

will do that. i do not the united states will have to send -- to spend -- i think south korea will do it. i think china will help out. i think japan will help out. i do not see united they -- united states spending a lot of money. we had three hostages. how much money did we spend for the three hostages? we are very far away. we are very far away. those places are very close, in the neighborhood, within a -- we are 6000 miles away. so i already told south korea, you are going to have to get ready, and japan, also. and i think they really want to see something great happen. japan does, south korea does, and i think china does, that is their neighborhood. >> yesterday you were concerned about the meeting with lavrov with kim jong-un. president trump: i did not like it, but it could be positive. i did not like the russian meeting yesterday. i said what is the purpose of that? but it could be a positive meeting. if it is positive, i love it. it is a negative meeting, i am not happy, and it could well be a positive meeting. >> [indiscernible] president trump: that could happen. that could happe

may not, but i think i will know quickly whether or not in my opinion something positive will happen.k i won't happen i am not going to waist my time. yes ma'am. reporter: are you concerned by giving kim the meeting he is getting a win? no, no, no. that is only the, only the fake news says that. look, we just only the fake news says that. look, wejust got only the fake news says that. look, we just got three hostaged back, only the fake news says that. look, wejust got three hostaged back, we paid nothing, they came back, they are happily enconed in their homes with theirfamily, are happily enconed in their homes with their family, they are the happiest people in the world right now. we, we have gotten, you know, we haven't done anything, everyone said the hayter, they say oh, you are giving him a meeting, you reasons give me a break, ok. there is nothing, i think if i didn't do this, it would be and it has never been done before, and obviously, what has been done before hasn't worked. and this is something, i can't stress this strong enough, i talked about tariffs, that previous peop

see him, and my father said it is the end of the day, son, and i just do not feel like going wish so mucht, i that i had said, i think i will go down to that high school, find my way down to the high school i have never been to and see him speak. but i did not, and it is one of the things i have regretted all my life. en he s campaigning in oregon and going from high school to high school, he went also to some iconic leases. -- iconic places. in the surf is near fort meyer. ft. myers a place -- is a place where i used to camp. is rusted into the hand -- sand a disappeared. can imagine robert kennedy walking and seeing that wreck as he was on this beach. county,out to baker , and this is an iconic photo of him on the runway with the mountains in the background and with his dog. there is a version of this picture that ted kennedy gave to me a month before he passed away. you can see here the snow-covered mountains in the background and walking down the nway, and one of those few moments of peace and reflection senator kennedy, when he gave me this picture, he wrote me a in july, onewas month before ted kennedy passed away. on

i also think i will know whether or not it will happen fast. it may not. but iink i will know pretty quickly whether or not, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time. i don't want to waste his time. yes, ma'am. by giving kim the meeting, does he think he is getting a win out of you? president trump: no. only the fake news says that. we just got three hostages back. paid nothing. they are happily ensconced with their families. they are the happiest people in the world right now. we have not done anything. everyone said, the haters, they say you are giving him a meeting. give the a break. -- give me a break. i think if i did not do this -- and it has never been done before. and obviously, what has been done before has not worked. this is something i cannot stress strong enough. i talked about tariffs previous people -- and i'm not looking to criticize people preceding me -- put on tariffs, it should have never happened. well, the same thing on north korea. we should not be in this position with t

i just don't feel like going out again. and at that moment, i wish so much that i had said i think i will go down to that high school, find my way down to that high school i have never been to and see him speak, but i didn't. it is one of the things i have regretted all my life. when he was campaigning in oregon and going from high school to high school, he went also to some iconic places. here he is in the surf near fort meyer. fort meyer is a place i used to camp as a kid. it has a historic shipwreck. now it's pretty much rusted into the sand and disappeared, but i can imagine rober kendy walking and seeing that wreck as he was on this beach. he went out to baker county, baker oregon, and this is an iconic photo of him on the runway with the mountains in the background and with his dog. there is a version of this necture that ken me the month before he passed awayndee y here the snow-covered mountains in the background and walking down the runway in one of those few moments of peace and reflection in between his speeches all across the state. senator kennedy, when ted kennedy, when he gave me this picture, he also wrote me

you. >> great to be back at csis, i have to put dismramer on saying my-- disclaimer on, saying whatever i might say, my purse personal view, not as apl. i think i will take a slightly contrary view. to me, one of the biggest challenges for the marine corps and strategy, or strategy, is how they institutionally come to grips with what i think is an interesting challenge. one, the emphasis on dynamic force employment or in a more deliberate approach, reziness and surge capacity suggests there willless of a more persistent presence that we have worked so hard to try to sustain in recent years. and you couple that with the access challenges, and that, i think, makes the problem a little bit harder. it is, again, i think the most acute for the marine corps because of their forward presence that would, in theory, enable the access, they have been working to exploit that but how you do that is the navy is not as present, or on a sustained basis, as they might have been in the past, is something i think that is going to require some additional adjustments to the growing relationship, i think maybe suggest the marine corps needs to be taking more deliberate

will do that. i don't think the us you is going to have to spend, i think south korea will do it, think china, i think frankly china will help out, i think thatjapan will help out, i think thatjapan will help out. no, i don't see the united states spending a lot of money. you know, we have three hostage, how much money do they spend for the hostages? we are very far away. we are very far away. those places... we are going to stay with this, just hearing confirmation from mr trump that north korea and the us will be meeting on june 12th. the that north korea and the us will be meeting onjune12th. the advertised programme of newswatch will now be shown at 8.115 this evening. so let us shown at 8.115 this evening. so let us continue to listen in. japan does, south korea does, and i think china does, but thaw is their neighbour, it is no ours. reporter: you you were concerned about the meeting of lavrov... i didn't like it. but it could be very positive too. ididn't like positive too. i didn't like the russian meeting yesterday. i said what is the purpose of that? but, it could be a positive meeting, if i

i have to put the disclaimer on, saying whatever i say today are my own personal views, not apl. i think i will take a slightly contrary view. to me, one of the biggest challenges for t corps is how they institutionally come grips with what i think is an interesting challenge. a focus on aink is dynamic force employment, or deliberate approach in increased suggestsacity, which we will be less of a more persistent-- presence that we have worked so hard in recent years to sustain, and you couple that with the .ccess challenges acute for the mooring, because their challenges -- for the marine corps, because their challenges that would enable the access -- and they are working hard on concepts to exploit that -- and how you do that is the navy is not as present on a sustained basis as they might have been in i think is something that is going to require program, toto the take more deliberative actions. i think so come -- i think so -- socom, if the marines are going to be in the bubble, which to some degree would be expected, how do they work with that, not enable the access from the other services

>> i think i will be received we will see. maybe tomatoes. who knows? i don't hate confrontation. i think the mood will change in this country. i cannot believe that this country goes through to the end in this huge mistake. mistake for europe and mistake for uk. great britain will become little england if brexit goes to its end. some people voted for brexit because they -- because of austerity, unemployment. there will be more of that. my feeling is that something is going on now in the depth of this society. we will have some surprise. we have to wait one year. many things can happen in one year. i would not be surprised if we had a big surprise before the end. >> don't you think france dodged a it would have been frexit if le pen won. but macron won. >> he won against le pen which was unconsiderable a few years later and closed to a dual between le pen and macrlontron. >> extreme left. at least we said, we all are german jews. it was an internationalism to be extreme left. today, to be extreme left in france and in uk is shoef nis tick. >> is it like extreme right today? >> not

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well, i think that i'll very quickly know whether or not something is going to happen. i also think i willst. it may not. but i think i will know pretty quickly whether or not, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time, i don't want to waste his time. president bashar al—aassd of syria has again alleged that western nations have stoked the conflict in his country. in an interview with the mail on sunday, he also defended russia's involvement in syria. russia is fighting for the international rule, part of this is the sovereignty of different countries. syria is one of them. their politics, their behaviour, their values, is not about interference or dictating. they don't. we have had good relations with russia for more than six nearly seven decades now. they have never, during our relationship, tried to dictate, even when there are differences. and because there is a war and there is high tension in our region, it is natural to have differences between the different parties, within our government or with other governments.

well, i think that, very quickly, i'll know whether or not something good is going to happen. i also think i willether or not it will happen fast. it may not. but i think i will know pretty quickly whether or not, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time, i don't want to waste his time. it's been confirmed that there was an earthquake in lincolnshire just after 10pm last night. the british geological society says it had a magnitude of 3.9. people have reported feeling tremors as far away as norwich and birmingham. earlier i spoke to the bbc‘s andy moore about how common this is. ona on a worldwide scale, if not a big earthquake. the way a feeling earthquakes begin in this several times a day at the moment. for the uk, and earthquake of this magnitude happens only every couple of years. it is 3.9. it was in the humber history centre and that is between norwich and lincolnshire. it happened at a depth of about 18 kilometres. reports from people, some people say the whole house shook for a couple of seconds, heard a rumble with sim

well, i think that very quickly know whether oi’ think that very quickly know whether or not something that is going to happen. i also think i willpen fast. it may not. but i think i will no pretty quickly whether or not, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and ifi opinion, something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time, i don't want to waste his time. the world's media are already in the city—state. hotels are booked out and security is on high alert. both leaders are expected to bring big delegations and singapore has said it will foot the bill for the summit‘s security. karishma vaswani takes a look at the cost for world peace. this is why most tourists come to singapore's resort island of sentosa. it is known as the island of peace and tranquillity. but next week it will host two of the most volatile world leaders on the planet. donald trump and kim jong—un. this is where the summit is going to be held. you can see why this hotel has been chosen as the venue. it is sealed off, isolated, and tucked away from the rest of the island. the perfect spot for the summit of th

thing andi public, i think it is a good thing and i don't think the sky will fall. fall. i am not worried about the impact of a trade war, it has been done before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or 40 before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or a0 yea rs before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or a0 years too late. before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or 40 years too late. the company was fresh and claims it is protecting us national security but this is more about protecting the us steel industry and protecting rustbelt towns. ronald trump believes he is rewarding his loyal supporters, and does not seem that worried about angering america's closest allies —— donald trump. tonight the president is deemed to single out the european union for criticism. if you take the european union and you see the kind of tariff they charge, and then we don't, that is called not fair trade. i want fair trade. at the european union is not taking it without a fight. he's retaliating and calling donald trump's action "a dangerous game. " this is weakening the transatlantic relations and it increases the risk o

lights you betrayed them by digital marketing the regime in pyongyang now i think i help them because i think cheap things will change i think i've helped them there's nothing i can say all i can do is do what i can do we have to stop the nuclear ization we have to do other things and that's a very important thing so at a certain point hopefully you'll be able to ask me a much more positive question or make a statement but. not much i can do right now at a certain point i really believe he's going to do things about it i think they i think they are one of the great winners today that large group of people that you talk about i think ultimately they're going to be one of the great winners as a group yes are going to you know would you ever consider removing the sanctions without significant improvement in the human rights situation no one significant improvement i want to know that it won't be happening and again once you start that process there will be a point at which even though you won't be finished for a while because it can happen scientifically or mechanically but you're not going to be able to go back

i think they will help the economy, i will the economy, i think they will help general public, i thinke impact of a trade war, it has been done before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or a0 years too late. the trump administration claims it is protecting us national security, but this is more about protecting the us steel industry and protecting rustbelt towns. donald trump believes he is rewarding his loyal supporters, and does not seem that worried about angering america's america's closest allies. tonight the president singled out the european union for criticism. if you take the european union and you see the kind of tariff they charge, and then we don't, that is called not fair trade. i want fair trade. but the european union is not taking it without a fight. it is retaliating and calling donald trump's actions a dangerous game. this is weakening the transatlantic relations and it increases the risk of severe turbulence in the market globally. protectionism can never be a solution, and this will hurtjobs here in the european union but also in the us. harley—davidson motorbikes are on a t

i. wouldn't. for the. starving musician. for. the suits. would have facebook want to look. through weeks ago first i have. to be. free. i. think i. will despite all the initial positivity surrounding the summit those negotiations ahead could still take several more rounds before they bring any real results reminder of what the two sides hope to gain from the meeting once i washington says it wants the complete permanent and verified denuclearization of north korea in exchange for that pyongyang is asking that the toughest sanctions imposed on a raised as well as security guarantees. from the korea policy institute thinks the full denuclearization of north korea though is only possible if the u.s. is willing to give as well as take. there's just too many people in washington who see an agreement with north korea as something to be avoided and they prefer to maintain a hostile atmosphere and you have. said more than once recently that there will be no economic sanctions relief after north korea has fully denuclearized i see that as a total nonstarter kind of approaching the capitulation model again where there's not going to be much off

if you look and this is my -- i think tim cook is, i think his relationship with china is such that they will not be harmed i think they have some sort of hands shake agreement with the trump administration and probably the administration in china. listen, don't come after us. you want to do ancillary stuff, that's fine. my sense is this stock will not get hit if there is a full blown trade war. >> here's the thing, if it's a full blown trade war, though what does that mean? >> i don't think it will be. >> the growth you are getting right now, this will make you happy. >> thank you >> the growth you are getting right now out of china and japan, china we are focusing on right now, it's something we all lean on all the time it is spectacular. 21% growth right? that is something to look at and go, oh my goodness, this is a huge number. if you are right the hands shake agrooemd griem is there. then i think you are right i think this is not a trade war. >> it doesn't matter if it's a hands shake agreement. it matters if it's a trade war stock or not >> there has to be a trade war stock. >> what ar

i think china. i think frankly china will help out. i think that japan will help out. i don't see the united states spending a lot of money. you know, we have three hostages. how much money did they spend for the hostages? look, we're very far away. we are very far away. those places are very close. it's their neighborhood. we're 6,000 miles away. so i already told south korea, i said, you know, you're going to have to get ready and japan also. and i think they really want to see something great happen. japan does. south korea does. and i think china does. but that's their neighborhood. it's not our neighborhood. >> mr. president, yesterday you were concerned about the meeting that lavrov was having with -- >> i didn't like it. but it could be positive. i didn't like the russian meeting yesterday. i said what's the purpose of that? but it could be a positive meeting. if it's a positive meeting, i love it. if it's a negative meeting, i'm not happy, and it could be a positive meeting. it could happen. it could happen. we talked about it. we talked about ending the war, a

think south korea will do it, i think china, i think frankly china will help out. apan will help out. no, i don't see the united states spending a lot of money. you know, we have three hostages. how much money did i spend for the hostages? look, we're very far away. we are very far away. those places are very close. it's their neighborhood. we're thousands -- we're 6,000 miles away. i already told south korea, i said, you know, you're going to have to get ready and japan also. and i think they really want to see something great happen. japan does, south korea does and i think china does. but that's their neighborhood. it's not our neighborhood. >> reporter: yesterday you were concerned about the meeting that lavrov was having with -- >> i didn't like it. i said what's the purpose of the russian meeting. if it's a positive meeting, i'm happy. if it's a negative meeting, i'm not happy and it could well be a positive meeting. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> that could happen. we talked about it. we talked about ending the war. this war has been going on -- got to be the

i think i will see in august. but right now i think, you know, good comment, good lengthy comment period of 90 days. look, this issue has been around for at least ten years. >> don't i know. >> it's time for, you know -- people have been heard -- >> has the response to the industry been positive? it's the industry that represents the low and middle income investors and retail savers that we are trying to protect. has it been positive feedback? >> i think, you know, overall i'm very pleased with the feedback. >> so am i. i've got preemption questions, mr. chairman, that i want to talk about, but i think i will submit those for the record and i yield back the balance of my time and i thank you for your tremendous work in this arena. >> time has expired. chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. sherman. >> mr. luke meyer and i and others have worked to try to have more information sent electronically with paper only being sent when requested. and when you were here in october i asked you about rule 30e-3 and i want to tha

i think this is a meeting of the appropriations committee which the president will address but i think it's about building the wall. is that right. >> i will be there. i'm sure we will be talking about the spending priorities. i think there's probably another message we were here and i'm glad he will fit. that is, he will veto any omnibus spending bill that's ever put before him again. what that means is the federal fiscal year ends september 30. congress has been derelict in their duty for 22 years. this place has not passed all the spending bills before the current fiscal year ends. they have spending bills in place when the next fiscal year begins. we were six months into this fiscal year before congress put together this omnibus. it there putting all these

i think it is a very important book. your child does not have to be sick to read it. sibling thatll a there brother or sister is very ill. i have started in that and i think it will be a good one to finish. table a longn the time. papers published an article. >> so true. >> it was on the list. >> i know you have a very busy saydule, but i wanted to how much each of us appreciate your presence here today. the leadership you give and the dedication you have, it is just an inspiration to us all. >> that is very nice of you. always enjoyed coming to this conference. it is my circuit. it is a wonderful contrast. . always enjoy our conversation ofyou follow a tradition john marshall. that johnbelieve hishall who enjoyed among new colleagues, i have a feeling he would approve of everything we do here. firstn jay was the circuit justice in which it was included in pennsylvania. justicehe first circuit assigned. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. enjoyed it. >> justice anthony kennedy's retirement brings significant change to the supreme court. .ollow the story on c-span all on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> this c-span bus is traveling acr

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i said, what's this costing? we're flying planes in from guam. we're bombing empty mountains for practice and i said, i want to stop that and i will stop that and i think it's very provocative especially, george, since we're getting along. >> did you talk about pulling troops out? >> excuse me? >> did you talk about pulling troops out, u.s. troops out? >> we didn't discuss that, no. but we're not going to play the war games. you know, i wanted to stop the war games. i thought they were very provocative but i also think they're very expensive. we're running the country properly. i think they're expensive to do it. we have to fly planes in from guam, that's 6 1/2 hours away. big bombers and everything else. i said, who is paying for this? i mean who pays -- in order to practice. >> what other kinds of security -- >> one of the things that i suggested and i want to do is we're going to stop the war games unless for some reason we're unable to go further. >> what other kinds of security guarantees did you offer? did you put on the table. >> we've given him -- i don't want to talk about it specifically but we've given him -- he's going to be happy. his coun

i said it will be a day i very much look forward to. at the appropriate time. i also will be inviting the chairman at the appropriate time. i think it will really be something that will be very important. he has accepted. i said, at the appropriate time. a little bit further down the ro what we find today was a lot of thingsnclude and then you have things that were not included but -- i have never done that before in my life. we did not have time. i think most -- if you could have those agreements passed out. we just finished them a little while ago. if you have the agreements passed out you will see. what we are talking about. go ahead. >> congratulations, president. what part did japan play and -- [inaudible question] >> 50,000 great troops. absolutely. the prime minister other than the whole denuclearization subject, i wosa is the main and pntug it up absolutely. we did not put it down in the document but it will be. we are, brought it up strongly. they spend eight tremendous amount of time in north korea. it did come up and things will be happening. thank you. great question. yes? >> thank you, mr. president. the question of

i will know. >> how? >> my touch and myl. at's what i do. i think quickly i will know whether or not something good is going to happen. i also think i'll know whether or not it will happen fast. >> tuesday's summit will be the fist ever for a sitting. u.s. president and north korean leader. >>> a new leader in san francisco's mayor race. 50.13% and leno with 40%. breed lead on election night and ranked choice votes counted. it is still processing provisional ballots. >>> and new developments in a shooting involving san francisco police. source tells abc7 news a suspect shot by police after a car chase was previously shot by police six years ago. officers say two officers running after a suspect in north beach when the shooting happened after midnight outside of the taupe lounge, the suspect is oliver, a gang member shot in september 2012 after pointing a gun at a police officer. lead to protests in the mission district and today's shooting left him in critical condition. >>> one man died and two others hurt in san jose. police received a number of c

am the best guy to play coming back from injury, i will be enjoying myself, andi injury, i will be enjoying myself, and i thinkyed hundreds and hundreds of tennis matches. i think he knows exactly what will be waiting for him out there. you know, he might feel a little bit of pressure, a little bit of those coming back from his end injury, but ultimately i think it will be ok. —— his injury. the second test between the west indies and sri lanka ended in a draw after the final day in st lucia was suspended due to bad light. jason holder's side were 147—5, chasing a target of 296 to win, when play was brought to a premature end. kraigg brathwaite's unbeaten 59, with support from shai hope and captain jason holder, ensured that the showers which came in the final session, coupled with deteriorating light, eliminated the sri lankans' chances of levelling the series. washington capitals coach barry trotz has resigned, less than two weeks after leading them to their first stanley cup title. trotz spent four seasons at the capitals, and triggered a two—year extension to his contract by winning the stanley cup. howeve

also think i will know whether or not it will happen fast. it may not. but ither, in my opinion, something positive will happen. and ifi something positive will happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time, i don't want to waste his time. at least 65 soldiers and police officers have been killed in four separate attacks carried out by the taliban in afghanistan. officials have confirmed to the bbc that 19 local police were killed in the north—eastern kunduz province overnight. at around the same time, i7 afghan soldiers were killed in western herat province. the deadliest attack, however, came in kandahar, where 23 afghan army soldiers were killed. the violence comes on the same day the afghan taliban announced it will mark a three—day ceasefire over the muslim festival of eid. the armed group has said that during the truce operations against foreign forces would continue. the afghan government has welcomed the ceasefire announcement. the bbc‘s shoaib sharifi has sent this report from the capital, kabul. it isa it is a country that ha

you or trade them why didn't i think the regime in pyongyang no i think i helped them because i think cheap things will change i think i've helped them there's nothing i can say all i can do is do what i can do we have to stop the nuclear ization we have to do other things and that's a very important thing so at a certain point hopefully you'll be able to ask me a much more positive question or make a statement but. not much i can do right now at a certain point i really believe he's going to do things about it i think he i think they are one of the great winners today that large group of people that you talk about i think ultimately they're going to be one of the great winners as a group yes are going to you know would you ever consider removing the sanctions without significant improvement in the human rights situation no one significant improvement i want to know that it won't be happening and again once you start that process there will be a point at which even though you won't be finished for a while because it can happen scientifically or mechanically but you're not going to be able to go back yo

i am pro-life. the judges will be pro-life. in a debate against secretary clinton, then candidate trump said because i'm pro-life, and i will be appointing pro-life judges, i think that we will go back to the individual states, unquote. it is impossible to conclude that president trump will appoint a justice who we can have faith will leave roe v. wade a settled law. he said in his own words, president trump said in his own words, that he wants to appoint a justice to give the court a majority who will overturn roe v. wade. so count on it. president trump will in all likelihood nominate a justice willing to send roe, quote, back to the states. again, those are president trump's own words, where several are preparing if not already prepared to roll back a woman's right to choose. in fact, according to the institute, there are 18 states where abortion would be wholly or partially illegal almost immediately. that is against what america wants. it is because the president and his hard right ideological judici judici judicial -- are way far away from where the american people are and are trying to create a court that will turn the clock backward in so many ways. roe

i lost three times until now and no one died, so it will be 0k. now and no one died, so it will be ok. but i think irugby union head coach, eddiejones, says today‘s first test against south africa, is the perfect development oportunity, for younger players, and a "once—in—a—lifetime opportunity" england haven‘t won a game at ellis park injohannesburg, since 1972, butjones says the pressure, will be good for the newcomers to the squad. it's it‘s great, particularly as we build towards the world cup. this south africa tour is important for us to get experience in high pressure games. and first test is under way. england‘s women are still 23—1, amy jones the bat woman out. that‘s all the sport for now. now for the weather with alina. for a weekend in june, fora weekend injune, many for a weekend injune, many of us will not fare badly over the next few days. most places will be largely dry, butterfly in the ointment is that there are still heavy and potentially thundery showers in the forecast. a quick look at today‘s pollen levels, very high across much of england and wales save for the far north—east

i want to thank you all very much. i think this is something that -- >> thank you very much, everybody. we will get the wall done. ivanka feels very strongly. my wife feels very strongly about it. i feel very strongly about it. i think anybody with a heart will feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. don't want time, we people coming into our country illegally. this takes care of the problem. thank you. thank you, caitlin. you're doing a great job. thank you. thank you very much. that meeting with his cabinet on thursday, president trump once again called on congress to address border security and immigration. and blames mexico for doing nothing to stop the flow of migrant families. other topics include north korea and a new proposal from white house budget director to restructure the federal government. hello, everybody. thank you very much for being here. of things toy discuss. plenty of success. we have had a tremendous amount of success. are working on immigration, which has been going on for many years. we have come up with a lot of solutions. we have democrats they don't want to approve anything because that is bad for the election that is comi

i don't know what you mean. long time. i think we will do it as fast as scientifically and mechan. i don't think -- i read horror stories. a 15-year process. assuming you wanted to do it quickly, i don't believe that. i think whoever wrote that is wrong. there will be a point at which when you are 20% through you can't go back. i had an uncle who was a great professor for 40 years at m.i.t. i used to discuss nuke with him all the time. he was a great expert. a great brilliant genius. dr. john trump. m.i.t. sent me a book on my uncle. we used to talk about nuclear. you talk about a complex subject. it is not just get rid of the north carolina -- rid of the nukes. when you hit a certain point, you cannot go back. >> how long will that take? >> we don't know, but it will be quickly. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to ask again on the sanctions campaign. you said the chinese are not doing as great a job securing the border as they were before. you expressed doubts when kim went to see president xi. the russian foreign minister was in pyongyang and said there shouldn't be sanctions while negotiations are under way. and the